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POLICE OFFICER TRIES TO INTIMIDATE ME BUT I AM NOT INTIMIDATED AT ALL!!!! DAVIS, CA FIRST AMENDMENT

But you're covering your face, but you're not letting me cover my face. >> Well, you can cover your face all you want. I haven't stopped you from doing anything. >> [laughter] >> That's a big issue. >> Because since maybe since they've called you Do you want me to answer you or you just want to talk over me and try to affect an arrest that you can't do? When we start doing that, yeah, you are. You're saying, "Hey, don't use your first amendment because people in there don't like it." That's what you basically said. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. All right. What's going on, Bay fam? It's your boy BiaB, Bay Area Transparency, baby. We are back at it once again. Today, we are at uh the city of Davis. It is uh May 29th. And it's about a little before 11:00 a.m. in the morning. Yeah, I'm not sure if they're open or not. We'll check. I think they should be open for now. Let's see if we can get info here. I'll see. I'm good. How are you? >> Can I help you? >> Um right now, I'm just looking at some of this information. Uh but I do have some questions I'll ask you in a second. >> Okay. >> Appreciate it. Here's some information if you need it, right here. Employment resources. >> What are you up to, sir, coming in here recording? >> Huh? >> What are you up to? Who are you? >> just what you see. I I said just what you see. Just is recording. I didn't hear your other question, though. What was it? >> Oh, I mean, I'm just asking who you are and what you are recording this for. >> Oh, uh my name's Jay. What's your name? >> I'm K >> Oh, good to meet you. Yeah, I'm just recording, working on something that I got going on. Um and gathering info, like you saw. Why is there something wrong with that or >> Um we don't usually have visitors just come in, so I'm just wondering if you're with UC Davis. >> You don't have I You don't have visitors just come in. I'm just I I I'm trying to >> and film things. I'm just >> Oh, but it is open to the public, right? It >> Yeah, it is. >> Okay. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, so I'm I'm just I'm gathering information and um >> me right now? >> I've been recording since before I walked in. Yeah, yeah, my camera's always recording. >> I know. >> It doesn't turn off. As a matter of fact, it stays on. Um so Yeah, I'm just gathering some information and uh I'm going to ask how to get some information cuz I'm sure there is some that's not out, so. Well, right now I'm just gathering. That I'll gather a little more of this stuff. I looked at this. I'm going to look at this stuff up here, get these QR codes, look at some of this, and then um I'll definitely let you know. Or I don't even know if you can help me, so that was part of the question, but I'll let you know. >> Let me know how what you need, so. >> Yeah, for sure. >> questions you have. >> Well, that's what I'm saying. Once I'm done, I'm I'm kind of one-track minded. I'm not good like multitask, right? Chewing gum and walking for me just doesn't work. So, right now my mind is on the pictures, getting the shots I need of the office, um getting this information, and then once I'm done, I'll definitely ask you. That's that's why I had said that when I walked in. Plus, I didn't want to interrupt you. You're helping the young lady. Kind of didn't want to didn't want to interrupt what you had going on there. I mean, I would >> How? >> Through, actually. Looks like Do you do photography as well? >> Mhm. >> Oh, nice. I just want to make sure you keep whatever you just took um cuz I want to get a copy of it. The pictures you took that I just recorded you taking. I just want to make sure you keep them so I can get a copy of them. So, that's called a litigation hold notice. >> That's This is not considered public space back here. Like you can film in the lobby, but not not back there. >> Oh, I'm not going back there. >> I know, but like you're filming back there, so just you can film this area right here, but just not down the hallway. >> Who like who told you that or >> I told you that that's That's what the rules are. >> But it's a little contrary >> This is a public space right here in the lobby, but down the hallway is just not public. >> So, like behind you is not public, right? >> No, it's not. >> Right, but I can still film back there cuz I can see it, right? So, that's why I was wondering who told you that cuz it's a little contrary to the way that the law works. You know what I mean? >> Okay. >> Yeah, it's the the law says I can I can film anything I can see from a a public space. So, based on the fact I can see back here um, or like even if I wanted to just lift up over this, I could record any of this stuff right here. This is kind of the way it works. Um, can I get one of those cards uh, each one of those cards right there? >> Mhm. Mhm. Hi Esther. Karen, how can I help you? >> Thank you. I'll keep these right here. Give her some space here. >> Um, Andrea, Uh-huh. What is I don't know. He's filming me. >> Hi. >> Hi. How are you? >> Can May I ask what is this for? >> Oh, I'm working on something. >> For? >> For myself. Do you have more questions cuz I don't like to answer a lot of questions. >> Yeah, of course I have questions. I mean, you have us on camera, so of course we need to know what this is about. This is a This is a privacy issue, actually. >> It's a private What I I don't I'm not getting anything private. There's nothing private that I'm grabbing. >> recording our faces. >> Yeah, yeah. >> Your what? >> Did you have our faces? I mean, like >> Well, yeah. I mean, you're out in public, right? There's nothing we can do about that. Every time you walk by a Tesla, you're on there your face is on that camera. >> Yeah. >> So, it's pretty much the same thing, yeah. >> Not quite. >> How could it How would it be different? >> Well, first of all, are you recording right now? >> I I've been recording before you got here, yeah. >> So, but in order for you to do that, you need to sort of ask for permission and let us know. Like, what is this going to be used for? >> did somebody tell you that or I'm not sure why you think that. That's why I'm asking that question. >> This is an office. Like >> Right. It's a lobby, public lobby to a public office, mhm. I agree. >> But I mean I It's just courtesy to let people know what you're doing. You can't exactly So, is a bathroom is a public space. >> Oh, but that's That's different. There's laws against that, yeah. That's That's a little bit different. Actually, it's a lot different, but >> Well, I mean, if the excuse is that it's a public space, it's just also public courtesy to let people know. Like, what exactly are you >> Well, I mean, I I disagree. I mean, if you want to say I'm being discourteous, then that's on you, but I disagree. I'm openly recording. It's not hidden. It's not a secret, right? I'm not surreptitiously recording you at all. >> What did you have like >> Um but I don't but permission or letting you know, I don't know why you would think I need to do that. That's different. Like, if you're out at somewhere and you take a picture, you record a video, do you yell at everybody around you, "Hey, I'm going to record" and >> It's different because there's a lot of people. This is actually, I mean, I'm sorry. Can I ask you agree to this? >> Uh, no. I didn't agree. I mean, I'm he just said that he has the right to do it because he's in a public space. I asked him all the same questions, like why he's doing it and he's not answering anything. >> Well, I did answer. I said I'm working on something. Yeah. >> That's not answering. >> That's an answer, yeah. >> may we record you? >> Oh, go ahead. Do you work here? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay, just make sure like she, like her, make sure you keep the recording in video because >> you're covering your face. You're covering your face and you're not letting me cover my face. >> Well, you can cover your face all you want. I haven't stopped you from doing anything. >> I'm not making an issue. I mean, I we need we have the right to know. >> Just you don't >> Okay, you're recording me now. >> Just don't get rid of your What if I can finish giving you a litigation hold notice? Don't get rid of that video because I'm going to request it. You made a public record when you took it, just like you So, I'm going to request both of those videos. If you guys do get rid of them, it's actually a misdemeanor crime. So, just letting you know. >> How do you even know that I recorded? >> Cuz you just said you did. >> I can say a lot of things because I'm the queen of England. >> you can lie. I mean, it's up to you. >> Can you please if unless what you have unless you tell us, I mean >> I don't have Ma'am, I don't have to Why would I have to tell you my personal business? There you go. Yeah, I don't have to tell you anything. I have an This is the Constitution. It's the First Amendment. The same amendment that gives you the right to confront me and say what you're saying is the same one that gives me the right to record my interaction with you. >> have you had enough? >> Have you had enough? I'm not messing with you, you're messing with me, so I'm not, you're interrupting me. I didn't talk to you, you spoke to me. >> exactly talk to my colleague with you recording us. >> Sounds like you should go in a private area if you need to. >> Okay, well can >> There you go. >> We can't leave you here. >> Well, I don't ma'am, I don't know how to help you. I'm I'm recording. I'm doing my job. So, um >> He's not disturbing business from happening. That's what information that I'm getting. >> Now, this is a bit ridiculous. >> Sounds right now. >> And what was your name? >> No, I'm not giving you that. >> Well, you work you work No, you don't. You work for the public. I'm going to get your name, your pay check stubs, and all that stuff. So, just so you know. Okay, so she just stormed off super unprofessionally. We'll get her name and all her information. I need it for the records request to request a video that she took and pictures. Um so, how do I do a public records request for this office? >> Um I don't know. I've never been asked that question. I'd have to research that. >> Okay, if you could do that, that'd be great. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Ah, what's up? >> Nice camera. My camera's on, too. >> Awesome. >> Are you affiliated here? Do you have a class or anything? >> Uh I don't answer questions, man. Not interested in talking to you. >> And why's that? >> That's a question. >> Do you have an unlawful business here on campus? Cuz this is an institution >> That's also a question. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Yeah. What would be unlawful business? >> You tell me. >> You tell me. You're the one saying, "Do I have lawful business?" So, what would be unlawful business? >> Do you have a reason to be here on this location? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay, tell me. >> have ID? >> You got it right here. You got it right here. You got it right here. >> Awesome. So, what's your point? >> I have a complaint by the staff and the that you're here on an unlawful business. >> Uh what would be unlawful business? >> business and why you're here. >> Yeah, but what would be unlawful business? >> What was your statement of why you're here? >> What would be unlawful business, sir? Because since maybe since they've called you >> reason why >> me to answer you or you just want to talk over me and try to affect an arrest that you can't do? >> What is your reason why you're here? >> Well, if you let me answer and quit talking over me, I could probably answer you. Since they've called you and why are you so close? Look at how close this dude is. He's walked up and totally escalated. Do you have de-escalation training? >> uh >> Yeah. Step the [ __ ] back. Yeah, exactly. >> I I don't think you >> You're escalating. I don't care what you think. You're escalating the confrontation and you don't need to. So, maybe you go talk to the people who called you because maybe since they called you, they've gotten more information. I don't know what to tell you, but I don't have to answer your questions. >> I understand >> here getting water. >> I now understand >> Okay, then [ __ ] off. >> [laughter] >> And bounce. >> And I hope you do. >> So, yeah, you just almost made a big mistake like an idiot. What a [ __ ] idiot. So, you see this dude because he wasn't getting his little answers that he wanted. You see how close he got to me? He came and stood within inches, within inches of me. He was like 3 or 4 inches from me for no reason at all trying to intimidate me. I don't get intimidated. Thank you. Well, what's your name and badge number, sir? Name and badge number. Boy, I need your name and badge number. You know it's in your policy to give it. What's your name? What's your name and badge number? You're going to violate your policy? Not going to give your name and badge? Yeah, typical trash. I thought so. Later. And of course, all that [ __ ] talking, leaving with his tail tucked between his legs like the coward he is. Typical. The reason when I was asking him that is because unlawful business would be committing a crime would be unlawful business. And anything else is lawful business. So, unless you're committing a crime then being here in and of itself is lawful business. Right? And that's the thing. Um and so it doesn't quite make sense at all to ask those questions and speak like that. But like I said, that's why he left with his tail tucked between his legs and uh couldn't do [ __ ] to me. I feel like I need I need oh oh oh oh You're good. I was walking by. Couldn't see me. That's the whole purpose of those windows actually. So, they just No, you're good, bro. Um so, they just hit me with the with the door. Dude, it was an accident. He was just walking out. But the point is that's why these windows are there and supposed to be open so that in the case of an emergency, people don't get smacked with the door, get knocked down, and create a further bigger emergency. That's why they have You going behind me or >> No, I'll just stand here. >> Oh, okay. I thought I was blocking you. So, that's why they have these windows right here. So, that when somebody's coming out in the in the case of an emergency like I said, they don't hit somebody, knock them out, and now we have a bigger emergency during an earthquake, a fire, a whatever the case may be. That's why they're not supposed to put these blinds here and and close the window off like they did. Um but they did. So. >> Is there a reason why you want to get in everybody's face in there? >> Oh, of course. Yeah, I mean, nobody does anything without a reason, right? >> Right. What's your reason? >> Oh, I don't share. Yeah, I don't want to share. No. No. Just my own personal business. >> rights to have like not be disturbed by you? >> Yeah, I don't think I'm disturbing anybody. >> you are. There are people in there who have been filmed inappropriately. >> Inappropriately? >> Yeah, they have. >> By me? Not by me? Oh, okay. >> But it triggers them, you know, and it hurts them and it makes them fearful. And if you understand that and you have empathy, which I think you clearly do, then you understand that that is troubling to people whether you're allowed to do it or not. >> Do Do they Do they Do they No, I won't stop. Do they Do they Does it trigger them with all the cameras around campus? Or is it just my camera? >> No, it's it's it's it's the fact that No, it's not that. It's it's that >> So, the cam- cameras around campus are are okay with them, but not my camera. >> Yeah, part of it is because you're providing video you're providing audio commentary about them. They don't know what you're saying. Whereas the cameras around campus, you know, are there for security purposes. It's hard for them to understand how you're here. >> So, my speech is what they don't like. >> No, they don't know anything about what you're >> So, what right would they have to not be to to not be um recorded? >> You You You did, actually. That's exactly what you said. >> I I'm I'm I'm >> You said, "Do they have a right to be disturbed, right?" So, so if if my speech, which camera is free speech, right? It's It's It's under the First Amendment. disturbs them, I don't know what to say. I mean, it is my First Amendment, right? So, um if Well, hold on. I'm talking, though. You're interrupting me, sir. So, let me finish, right? It I will, yeah. So, the whole point is is that we all have certain If I was wearing this gray shirt and somebody was disturbed by it cuz it triggers them, should I now remove this gray shirt? And No. Your feelings don't really uh um have a say so regarding my rights, right? And so, if I, you know, whatever. I'll just leave it at that. So no, I don't really care if they're triggered about it. It doesn't affect me. I think maybe they should get some counseling or maybe they shouldn't be in a public setting or maybe they shouldn't work for the public because you guys should be scrutinized by members of the public who pay your salary. And so go get a job in the private sector. Then people can't come in and record. But while you're here and you're in this public sector, we can and I am and we will, >> Okay. So >> Yeah, so I was >> That simple. >> Good. No, thanks for clarifying that. I'm I wasn't appealing to you on the basis of constitutional rights. Um clearly the fact that no one's removing you from the building means you have it. I'm just appealing to you on the basis of humanity and saying, "Look, you don't know the people in there. Some of them may be in counseling. Some of them, you know, we are we are under scrutiny as a public institution because our salaries are posted and we are evaluated according to, you know, standards put forward by the state. So we are constantly under evaluation both everything everything that um you can even Freedom of Information Act, you can find out information about our salaries if it's not sufficient for you. So I'm not appealing to you on the basis of your rights. I'm appealing to you on the basis of humanity and >> Well, I understood your your your point, but what I said back is basically no. Yeah, I don't care. >> Okay. >> Doesn't doesn't doesn't affect me and what I'm doing at all. Like if if they have those issues, they need to deal with those issues, but I shouldn't have to um not exercise the rights that I have because somebody has some personal issue. Doesn't make sense to me at all. So >> I understand. >> It's it's not about humanity. When we start giving up our rights that this country was basically formatted on, was built on, right? When we start doing that, yeah, you are. You're saying, "Hey, don't use your First Amendment because people in there don't like it." That's what you basically said. Yeah. >> I I I said I was appealing to your humanity. I was asking a question. Don't you think they have a right? I wasn't saying >> And then what you say? So if you could stop doing that because they're triggered and XYZ. >> Let's go back and look at the tape and tell you this is rights to have like not be disturbed by you. Can you understand that that is troubling to people whether you're allowed to do it or not? >> Do Do they Do they Your point is is hey, don't use your First Amendment rights cuz people don't like Let's just boil it down to the basics. Just like driving, right? Driving is simple. People make it hard. You have two lines. You stay in between the lines and you don't go faster than the person in front of you. That's it. That's as easy as driving is. So your comment was basically people in there don't like it because they've had these situations, so don't you think you should stop, right? That was That was the point to what you were saying and and I totally disagree. >> Okay, good. It was a question, however, it was not a command. >> I never said you commanded me. I'm just I'm saying your point was people in there don't like it, so you should stop. And my point is no. >> Okay. >> That's crazy. >> on that. >> Yeah, okay, cool. Awesome. There she is all out today. But yeah, no. I don't think I should stop. Definitely wouldn't stop. I mean, I don't see a reason to stop. So first he wanted to talk, now he doesn't want to talk. He's just going to stand here. >> You want to interview me? >> Doesn't make sense. No. >> All right. >> I I'm not not interested. >> It's my right to stand here and not talk to you, right? Would you agree with me on that? >> Yeah, so outside of work outside of work probably, but while you're at work, I think you should be doing something productive for the the money you're being paid. Right now you're not. >> my supervisor, so you don't have any right to say what's productive or not. >> Not your supervisor, but we are your boss, right? We We do pay your salary. >> Go ahead. Go ahead and file a complaint. >> funds. I can do that. >> All All you want my supervisor's name? You want >> Yeah, >> why don't you Why don't you provide >> All right, I will. Hey, can one of you get me a piece of paper? >> And what's your full name, by the way? >> My name is >> Oh, so it's not just this university, it's Okay, cool. Got you. >> of you get me a piece of paper? >> So Rob's triggered for some reason. You can tell by the way he's acting and he's maybe I'd say early 60s or so and maturity level is like you know, trying to get close to people. He's clearly irritated. He wants to cause a problem. Um it it seems a bit off for an educational institution. Um not a bit actually. It seems way off for an educational institution. And he should probably be his best bet would just to be go back to work, you know, go back in there, go back to your meeting, ignore me and you'll be good. But he's not intelligent enough to do that apparently. And so we'll just He He wants to be in the video. I got it. We'll put him in there. You're going to be famous, man. This is what happens when our public servants are not taught their actual place and where they are they stand in society, right? And they get angry about somebody, you know, simply just exercising a constitutional right. Um and they're so used to being the boss of people and telling people what to do and so on and so forth. Uh hands full right now, but I'll I'll grab it at some point. Um so they're so used to telling people what to do that they get mad when people don't listen to them and then they act this way. You know what I mean? It's kind of sad, really. Especially at, you know, late 60s or whatever it is. Like it's it's really sad. Anyways, I need my other hand. Let's put this in here and get my other hand cracking here. Actually, let's get a little more water. Get a little more water and Rob's of course he's going to follow us cuz he have he hasn't had enough yet. He's uh still wanting to create that confrontation and he didn't get the confrontation he wanted, so now we got our water. Yeah, I see it I see it there we go. I'll take that. So, his boss's name is Les. Now we have her email and and uh we have his email now, which we would have got anyways. Um we're going to get his personnel file and see how many complaints there are and all kind of other stuff about Rob. So, we dig deep, especially when we have inside sources in certain places. You know, we can get more than the average person can get for sure. So, um What Yeah, where's Rob? Oh, he's going to hang out with us now. Let's go. How fast can you go, Rob? You got good hips and legs? And now we just get right here and bang right over Rob's head there. Protecting this uh office here. Let's all see if we can see the blue shirt lady since she's like following me and peeking and doing all this weird stuff. There she is, right there. So, every time I turn around this lady's like peeking at me and looking at me and like on the phone and talking about me and [ __ ] Cops again. >> I would say 20. >> 20. Okay, I'll give you that. That's more like 21. >> I'm going to check something out. I like to check stuff out. So they're back for some reason. Oh, blue shirt lady. They're back for the blue shirt lady. Um it seems like blue shirt lady called them for whatever reason. Another call about a camera. Want to give your name and badge number this time like you're supposed to for your policy? It's the only chance you're getting. All right. That'll be the next complaint that's um sustained on an officer here. And he tries, you know, he he refused to basically. Um what about you, sir? You got a name and personal number? So he's going to refuse as well. Campus security. I don't think I don't see a star on him or anything, so I don't think he's a But he should still provide his name. There should be no reason he doesn't provide his name at all. We're supposed to give that information out. So uh how do I file complaints against you guys if I don't have your name and uh personal number? You want to riddle me that? That's probably why you're supposed to give it when asked. Or you can act like trash, I mean. I'd rather see you guys do a good job, but that's obviously not going to happen. You You what you did earlier was professional? Trying to intimidate people, getting close, escalating situations. You think that was professional, sir? Do you think not answering questions from a member of the public who pays your salary is professional? Do you think not giving your name and badge number is professional? Both of you. Do you think not knowing and understanding the laws is professional? Isn't part of your job to know and understand the laws? So, this is what you get, ladies and gentlemen. And it's it's great for me, right? The more he sits there and stays quiet and doesn't answer and acts unprofessional, the better it is. Uh he thinks he's doing a good job right now. He's not. He's not doing a good job at all. >> Yeah, it's been a good half an hour. Uh was she getting ready to escort them out, maybe? I don't know. It shouldn't have been that big of a deal, but there's blue shirt. So, she is sitting here just having a straight-up conversation with these people. She's just talking to them. She's just sitting back here. They're all just talking and BSing instead of, you know, either tell getting them in or out or whatever, just sitting here on some talking [ __ ] instead of getting back to work and doing what she is supposed to be doing. She's in here chilling. So, yeah, again, I don't know what we're doing. I don't know what we're doing. She's standing here just talking, just having a conversation. Just like I said, look, exactly like I said, can you escort us out? Now, if she would have said, "He ain't dangerous. He ain't going to do nothing to you guys. You're you're fine." Right? There would have been been no issue. They would have just left. This lady's giving us a cold stare. I'm just curious. We're just curious. Oh, they stopped talking when I come around. We're going to get the body cam. We'll We'll hear everything regardless, so Give your name and badge number. Name and badge number, please. Excuse me, you got a name and badge number, please? Okay, so like I said, ladies and gentlemen, she's unprofessional because their supervisor is completely unprofessional. So, she's going to be unprofessional. Do you understand that your policy to identify yourself when asked? Okay, so we we got pictures of it. So, it really doesn't matter to me. Um but she could have just given it and been professional. It shouldn't be a big deal, a big issue. But she's like lightly making it a big issue, right? Just like the other day. Yeah, there you go. Are we really escorting Look at this. What is going on? This is crazy. Oh, yeah, these people are trying to be escorted around. Look at this. This is crazy. Like I said, these cops could have dispelled the fear, right? They could have dispelled all the fear. Hey, he's not going to do nothing. He's not dangerous. He's recording. He's not doing anything wrong. And that should have been the stance and the take on it. Instead, they're creating more fear by not doing that and escorting people around and all that [ __ ] They're just creating fear. Okay. Let's go hear this. Let's go listen to this. I want to hear this conversation. Coming out with your foot there, trying to hear this. I I like conversations. >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah. We're getting in the walk of shame here. But now what we're getting at this is the walk of shame right here. Complete walk of shame. We got a three tyrannical um people who should not be wearing these uniforms, these costumes, and uh they do not deserve our money at all. Right? Like it is straight up tyrants who This is straight walk of shame right here. Walk of shame, complete shame. Walk of shame, baby. This lady is one of the worst ones we've seen so far. >> three hit them lights shorty fooling with my main [ __ ] while we watch the shorty. Take them seriously, so I try to never start beef. I'm tripping. Money and the power, they both got me on some drunk [ __ ] Still ain't feeling Gucci about that studio and dumb [ __ ] Pull up on a shorty, got a [ __ ] looking out of dump [ __ ] >> Can I help you with something? >> Oh, no. I'm good, man. No. >> You told the camera and everything else here. >> What is it? >> What's going on? >> What? I I'm not understanding your question. >> What What is up with all this? >> What is up with it? >> Why why Why are you filming? >> Oh, well, I got just something I'm working on. >> Are you a student? >> No. No. >> You really don't have any business here, then. >> What? I I'm not I can't hear well. What did you say? >> You really don't have any business here, then. >> What? I don't have business here, why? >> Well, you're recording that. >> Well, yeah. You came up to talk to me. >> Yeah, that's right. >> I've been sitting here recording that forever. >> Yeah, so. But why would I not have business here? >> a reason to be here then. >> Why would I not have business here? >> You're recording stuff. You don't have any reason to be here then if you don't have any business with this site. Got to move on. >> Why do you say that or like did somebody tell you that? Of course, I just said I've been recording forever over here, yeah. >> No, you didn't specifically say you're recording me. That would be very specific. >> Well, you're speaking with me and my camera is pointed right at you. I would think that you would know. You know what I mean? >> Well, there's no reason to be a smart alec. Yeah, dude, if if you don't mind that I'd like you to move on. >> I mind. >> You mind? >> What? >> You don't you don't have >> No, I mind. >> Okay. >> I do mind, yeah. I'm I'm I'm busy. >> private property >> It's private property? >> Yeah, it's owned by the university. If you unless you have business with the university, you don't really have business here. >> Who owns it? >> The University of California, dude. >> Oh, okay. So, it's so it's public property. >> No. >> How would it be private? >> Dude, I'm not going to get into it with you. Can you please move on? >> talking with me about it then? I just I would move on if I was you. I mean, I think I was sitting over here by myself not messing with nobody. So, I don't know why you're over here. >> you have business here. You really don't need to be here, man. Everybody >> That's just an opinion. I don't know why you would think that. This is a visitor parking lot, isn't it? >> an employee of the university. >> Is this a visitor parking lot? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It was your parking lot. >> Anybody can be here, right? So, anybody can be here? >> Are you paying to be here? >> So, but any anybody can be here, right? >> I don't know. >> I Exactly, I don't know what your point is. You're completely wrong. You don't like my camera and you don't want me here, but you don't make that choice. So, just get back to work. >> Excuse me? >> You didn't hear me? >> You're looking for a reaction, dude. I'm not going to give it to you. >> No, I just said you should get back to work. You're messing with me. I'm not messing with you. I'm standing here in the shade by myself. But what I don't get is like when somebody comes up to you and they're messing with you because you're doing something that's a constitutional right. And then they want to play the victim. Oh, you're just looking for a reaction. No, your ass is the one who came up to me. I didn't come up to you. You know what I mean? Like I don't understand who teaches people that. Don't let me catch you with them suckers that uh some lady just said, "What the hell are you doing in my office?" I'm going to go ahead and let her um >> Hey, are you supposed to be in here? >> This guy's got a [ __ ] hand on me or something. You go this way. >> Listen, pervert. >> Excuse me? >> No, you're checking out of my office. >> Pervert? >> What the hell are you looking in my office for? >> Cuz I can. >> He's recording, Sally. He's just trying to get a YouTube name for himself. >> What do you mean pervert? You need to watch how you talk to people. You work for us. Go back inside. I could I was so close to just calling her a but This dude and her idiots. You call some kind of pervert? Nobody wants your old ass, lady. That's for damn sure. What the [ __ ]