What are you, honey? >> It's none of your business. [music] We've broken no laws. You cannot ID me. That's a violation of my Fourth Amendment right. >> No, it is not. >> Yes, it is, sir. You need to know your laws. >> I do know my laws, and I'm asking you for your ID. >> You're not going to get it. >> Okay, and then I'll >> I've broken no law. >> Then I'm asking you to leave. You're in Jackson County. I'm asking you to leave. >> Is that a lawful [music] order? >> I'm telling you to leave right now. >> Are you trespassing me from public land? >> You are not on public land. >> I am right now. Yes, I am. >> This is a road in which there's a public easement >> Yes, and that's what I'm on, sir. Is that a lawful order? >> I'm [music] telling you to leave. >> Tell me it's a lawful order. Because I'm going to do a lawsuit against you and your county. Tell me it's a lawsuit. >> [music] >> Tell me it's a lawful order. >> This is a lawsuit, did I? >> Tell me it's a lawful order. You're trespassing me from public property. >> to leave before you start a fire. >> Okay. >> I'll ask that you stop right there and not film the inside of my car. Okay? If there any lawsuit or whatnot, make sure you spell my name right. That's the only thing I ask.