I'm giving you an unlawful >> Am I free to go? Am I free to go? Am I free to go? I'm on a public sidewalk. >> public sidewalk. >> So why would I need to leave? >> Young man, I'm not going to argue with you. >> to go? >> I'm free to stay. >> Thank you. So you're going to put your hands on me? >> I have the right >> I asked you to put I asked you to get Sergeant Meyer here. You're going to Yeah, if you don't mind me asking, is your body cam on? >> It is. >> Okay. Why do you have your gloves on? >> I always wear my gloves. >> You don't know the law. >> Yeah, I know the law. >> You're a dangerous man. >> I've been doing this for 9 years. >> You got your gloves on. You're ready to put your hands on me. You're ready to take me to jail. >> My hands are on my back. >> You're giving me a unlawful order to vacate. >> What are you doing? [music] Someone in the back >> Do not a First Amendment. >> There is a First Amendment, but you got people concerned, so I'm just asking what you're doing. >> My right to record has people concerned? >> The ID on you? >> Why would I need that? >> What What are you doing? You're on private >> We're in public. >> You are. You need to vacate in front of the bank. >> Where am I at? >> You're Lake Ozark, Missouri. >> Am I not on a public easement? >> You are. >> So why do I need to vacate the public sidewalk? >> Because you got people nervous and they want to know what you're >> Are you giving me a lawful order? >> given you a lawful order. >> Let me ask you this. Do you Do you wave Do you wave your qualified immunity? >> I'm not going to play this game. >> Do you wave your qualified immunity? >> You need to step >> Do you wave your qualified immunity? >> to get the sergeant. >> I'm asking you to call your sergeant. I'm asking you to get your sergeant. >> I don't have to do that.