This deputy acted like the street, the property and the law all answered to her. Laying down rules like she was writing statutes in real time. But her self-righteous confidence led her straight into making one huge mistake. >> We have very good legal standing to say he cannot stay here. If he's refusing to leave, we will force him to leave and I can't be in the street. No, you can't hang out and loiter in the street. That's a legal term. >> loitering. >> You are. If he doesn't leave, he's going to jail. I'm on the public easement. >> He can't just be chilling in the road. He is refusing and this is the statute is that we can the the behavior is clearly going to continue. He's disorderly, he's being argumentative, he's making statements that he intends to >> argumentative? At this point he's at this point he's being disorderly and that's freedom of Okay, that's that's not what freedom of speech means even remotely. Not even close. The bottom line is we are very clear legally on where we stand. We are very confident in our legal backing here. We are well trained in this. We know our jobs and you're not the first person to think you know more about our jobs than we do. She said that she'll charge you with disorderly conduct. >> So what? >> Because you're talking. He is in public. >> I'd like to request a supervisor. Yeah, well, that's not an option right now. That's fine. We got money for a lawyer.