Don't give me your identification. If you can't identify yourself, I can detain you and put you in handcuffs and everything. You're saying what you're saying but I don't know who you are. So, for [music] my safety, you're recording the jail you could be looking for soft spots in the jail. We just had a break >> Exactly. I I told you, bro. Like [music] I have a lawyer, man. >> The reason why I'm stopping you, you're being detained, is that because you're recording the jail. I had two people that called you doing it. That's what it was. >> Oh, is that against the law? Is that against the law? >> it's suspicious enough for detainment. >> It's not against the law, though. >> But it's enough for detainment. >> No, it's not. >> Is >> No, it's not. >> I'll tell you why. I'm going to tell you why. >> Do you know what the First Amendment is? >> Yes. You can You have absolutely every every reason to record. >> What do you mean I'm recording the jail? >> Exactly. We We're supposed to protect my rights to record. >> I am. I'm not telling you to turn it off. >> There's nothing wrong with recording my jail. Recording is not suspicious. >> It's enough for detainment. You're not under arrest. >> Is it a misdemeanor or a felony? >> You're not under arrest, but I'm telling you >> It's nothing. [music] Can I speak to that officer right there? Officer Royal. Can you let Officer Royal know that I have a First and Fourth Amendment right? That I'm not doing nothing wrong, so he cannot detain me. Thank you, man. I told you, man. You got to learn the law, bro.