Okay, now what you do? >> Oh, I'm an I'm an independent journalist. I'm just taking some pictures and video. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And this this correctional officer over here began to say racially motivated statements towards me to go back to my country and that this is private property. >> This is private property. >> How is it private property? >> This belongs to the state. >> The state is a government entity, sir. Can I ask for a supervisor, please? Cuz if you think that this is private property >> Exactly right. That's exactly where I am. No, the cars aren't private, sir. They're not private. You run tags all day. Are they private? >> all day. >> But you're you're not you're not an official. >> It doesn't matter. They're public, ma'am. They're public. >> Okay, my warning says if you don't leave our property, we're going to have him locked up for trespassing. >> Well, I'm not I'm not on your property and plus this is public property. >> Yeah, but where am I now? >> You're on our property. >> Okay, but unless you have no trespassing signs, ma'am, you need to learn the law. Unless >> Sir, you're free to leave. >> Unless I'm free to leave, I'm free to stay. I'm free to leave, I'm free to stay. Free to leave, free to stay. >> You can stay. You can stay. >> This is a public easement, sir. This is This is a public right-of-way. >> This is the property that private >> You're wrong. You see those You see those uh electric >> You see those electric poles there, ma'am? Those are public utilities, meaning that they're on public property, ma'am. If it were private property, because these are what's called public utilities. So, they would have to work on them, right? That means they're publicly public utilities. That means that line right there, that's all public property. Because they wouldn't be able to work on them unless >> You have to leave. >> You, too, sergeant. You guys are a bunch of racists. Racists. I got freedom of speech. Please don't tell me what to say, officer. I don't want to argue with you, sir. Sir, I don't want to argue with you, but I have freedom of speech. Please. Please. I can say whatever I'd like, sir. This This is why this is America and this is a free country and we have I don't care, sir. Sir, I'm trying. Sir, I'm >> You think you want to get locked up for something. >> If you're going to lock me up for freedom of speech, go ahead. >> You can leave. We asking you can leave. >> Lock me up for freedom of speech. Please inform your officer that I have freedom of speech. I have freedom of speech. I can say way worse than calling them racist, okay? But I'm choosing to be cordial. I can say way worse. I can call them what I really think. But I'm choosing not to use profanities. I'm calling them what they are. They're a bunch of racists. You're going to help You're going to be held accountable for this. You know that, right? I'll be speaking to the warden. And I'm sure a whole bunch of other people will be, too.