I'm federal. I'm trying to get home. I got my boys with me. >> Who do you work for? >> DHS. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> No, I don't. >> So, what I want to do, I want to talk away from the kids. So, I'm going to ask you to step out of the car and we're going to walk back to the back of your car. Okay. >> Are you serious right now? >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Are we really doing this right now? >> I'm just asking a question. >> You guys really trying to right now. >> You look like you're impaired. I smell alcohol coming from you. And then also the way that you were seen driving, you're like kind of swerving and stuff. >> Come on, guys. We are both going through a divorce. Don't take my kids, man. >> I'm not taking your kids from you, man. I'm just making sure that you're safe to drive the car. >> I just want to go home, guys. Come on. We [music] know what's up. We've been down this road before. >> Problem is is that we're at this point right now. And you know that I have to do what I have to do. >> I understand that. But my boys are everything. >> I really need you to do the exercise. If you don't do it, then I'm going to say that you're refusing to do the exercise. >> Guys, my wife is trying to take my kids. Just give me a minute. Argu. >> Scott, can you be honest with me? How much did you drink today? >> I had about four. >> Four. What was it? Like a cocktail beer? >> Cocktail. >> All right, Scott. I need you to come back here with me, please. I'm not gonna do this in front of your kids, man.