You need to get out of here, man. You can't just do that. >> I'm sorry. >> You can't You can't video tape me. You can't video tape the building. >> I can I can video tape whoever I want in here and and whatever I want in here. >> Says the United States Constitution, sir. >> I got it. >> Are you Are you Alex, are you opposed to the Constitution or something? I don't understand. >> Are you a reporter? >> Yeah, I'm a journalist, correct. Yeah. >> For what paper? >> I'm an independent journalist now. Can I Can I get your name? >> No, because did the Alex let you in? The You have to come in through the front door. >> I did come through the front door, but >> Alex, what did Alex say to the guard? >> And nothing. >> Okay, just because that's not allowed, unfortunately. >> What's not allowed? >> This. I mean, you have to, you know, at least tell the guard that you're here. >> Hi. If you guys have any questions, I'll answer them. >> Yeah, I don't I didn't know >> As long as you're being respectful and you're not causing any kind of a disturbance, we can have you If anybody was disrespectful here, it was you guys, not me. I came in respectfully. You guys You guys have to understand that the that the law >> you would not get through >> Yes, I would. I've been to Brookhaven and and I walked around the entire building because because the policy Yeah, because the policies The policies don't override our rights as the Constitution. So, I have a right, freedom of press, to film the building, and there's nothing that nobody can do to stop it. That's why if you guys would have called the police, they just would have told you the same thing. They Okay, great. I'm glad cuz and the whole point of this is to educate. That's the whole point. It's to educate cuz you yourself were like, "You can't do that here, right?" And you didn't think I could do it here until you called somebody, and I guess they You know what I mean? >> just verified like I said, I'm just making sure that you're not causing a a ruckus or you're not interfering with anybody's >> not. >> a news article? >> I'm working on Yes, this is a story that I'm working on. So, this this story now >> And it's only my questioning like what publication you're doing like what newspaper >> So, basically what I do is I go around and I audit different areas, different public buildings >> Right. >> you as a public servant, a public employee, and you as well as the public employee, that you both understand that I have not only am I allowed to do it, I have a right to do it. You understand? So, that's the whole point of this. The whole point is to exercise my rights that are given that are enumerated in the Constitution. And that's it, peacefully.