Music, of course, starts now. That's too bad. We are they are, do you? I don't care, sure. What do you have? I really didn't get my name, you'd rather not? Yes, sir. Well, unfortunately, so what is the purpose of your recording? I'm at a public courthouse. Can I come in and conduct business? No, we're not going to do this exchange of information. We're going to take you to our office. Music, music, yes, oh yes, music. I need music, music. Okay, you wanted to make a complaint against a person or a deputy, or class? But that, they're different. I have heard that it's a 24-hour facility. In Texas, we take statements. And what is the situation with me going back to the courthouse video recording? Will I be handcuffed and brought back over here again? That's too bad. My business is my business in the courthouse. If I want to go in there and take pictures of the plaques from the wall, that's my duty is about fine. Okay, so welcome going anytime to take pictures. If people think you're a safety threat, they think you're looking at infrastructure, or they do a whole host of other things that may be construed as a safety threat, then yes, you're going to be stopped. If you were a worker there, if you were a judge, if you were a person going there on business, you would be secure, right? I just like anybody else said, these people's houses cross-strait. They would like to be secured as well. Nothing else, I guess, do you think it was necessary to handcuff me and bring me over here to jail? Do you think it was necessary for the deputy to slam the door on my foot? I'm just here to...
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