What did you say? >> Who I am, right? >> I don't know who you are, miss. And I I frankly I No, I I really don't. >> A luxury SUV is swerving all over the road. And when police light it up, the driver doesn't act scared. She acts entitled. The driver is Maria Buchcci, chairwoman of the Cranston Democratic Committee and a former Maril candidate. From the very start, she's confrontational. >> And I'm not the girl, but I either. >> She hits the officer with, "Do you know who I am?" And when he doesn't play along, it only escalates. She tries to lean on her political status, refuses to cooperate. >> That's perfectly fine. >> Embarrass me. >> I'm not embarrassing you, miss. You put yourself in this position, not me. >> And turns the stop into a full-on power struggle. >> It's a yes or a no. Is that >> I'm going to ask you, what's my turn? >> It's yes or no. >> And what if I say >> you can make whatever decision? Listen, I'm not going to argue with you. >> On camera, she berates the officer, calls him a loser and a dick. Give me the camera. You're a dick. >> Yeah. >> And claims that if she were black, she would have already been arrested. Then she crosses a line with a disturbing comment about her own children becoming police officers. And what she says next is the moment everything changes.