Nothing exposes thin skinned authority faster than a camera they can't control. Point one at a government building and suddenly everybody started acting like national security was under attack. But this cool guy shut down their whole charade with rock solid legal facts. But I just want to see your ID. You can't be going looking in the window like that. I can. It's public. So where your ID at? There's no legal obligation for you to ask me where my ID is right We have a legal obligation that we can >> You're really close to me, officer. >> We can check your name, check your identity, make sure you're not wanted. >> I'm not wanted. >> Sir, right now we don't know who you are. I've been just going to stay that way until you have a legal obligation to find out who I am. >> We got a legal obligation. No, you don't. I haven't committed a crime so I don't have to tell you who I am. But I can film in public. All this is public, which is a first amendment protected activity. >> We have a lawful right to inquire when people say there's a suspicious person filming. >> Well, that's what's about to happen and I have no ill intent. I'm not telling y'all my name. It's not a felony nor a misdemeanor and you know that. >> With terroristic threats in our country today >> So now you're saying I'm a terrorist. You're reaching for something. >> reaching for anything. >> The only important question that I want to ask you, am I being detained? You're not being detained. >> Absolutely. Talk to you later, brother.