Put your phone back in your vehicle. >> the right to to record you. >> No, sir, you don't have the right to record me. >> This may be for some evidence in my life. >> Put your phone back in your vehicle. >> Why you don't want to be recorded? Are you going to do something wrong to me? >> Stop hindering my investigation and step back here. >> being detained? >> You are being detained. >> For what? >> Right now for a traffic violation. >> Okay. >> And a lack of uh answering any questions that I asked you whatsoever. So >> Do I have to answer your questions? >> Yes. >> [music] >> Certain questions you do have to answer. >> I won't know if they teach you that in the police academy, but there is constitutional rights. There is the first amendment to record. That's what I'm doing. There is the fourth amendment to refuse searches and seizures. And there is the fifth amendment to refuse to answer any question. If I choose to answer your question, that's fine. I choose I want to remain silent. That's my right. Not everybody you stop is a criminal or a bad man. So can I get my driver's license so I can be free free to go? >> Driver's license, free to go, sir. >> Thank you.