Cops almost gets fired trying to ruin congressman's safety

[0:00]Excuse me? Stands there. The reason that you're staring from a patient store like that, Watch as a pushy cop tries to boss around a federal security officer guarding a U.S. congressman's hospital room. He keeps demanding ID and shouts about fire codes, but the officer calmly holds his ground, protecting the congressman's privacy. When the truth comes out, the cop realizes he's messing with a higher chain of command. What happens next will leave you speechless. I bring it up. Don't be going around. You're blocking the doorway for doctors coming in. Keep pushing me. Of course. Look, dude, I'm I'm making sure I'm I'm with the hospital. We got to make sure that this fire escapes, everything's all good, but not stand in front of a patient. You're standing in front of a door. I need you to make sure that either like, you can sit down right here, man. You sit down right here and stop right there. I need to keep going with it. All right, look, man, I'm going to need to see some idea or something. You're blocking a potential entrance for somebody. A doctor could be coming in. You're just standing here. I don't know who you are. And I got to make sure the hospital is safe, man. Can't do that. Keep pushing that way. It is our. Sir, I'm I'm going to need some type of, like, either an ID or something that serves me. What's going on here? Exit is that way, sir. I need some kind of cooperation here, man, because you're you're blocking you're blocking the door. Nobody knows who you are. You stand in front of I don't even know if you know that patient who's in there. So I need to see some ID, or I need you to sit down. I can't do that to the valuation. Keep it that way, sir. Like I said, I need I need to see some ID. Man, this this is real strange that you just stand and posted up in front of a door like this. Be that way. How? You're going to help me out. Like, the hospital is asking me to come check on this. Come on, man. You're standing in front of a door. It's a fire. Fire! Emergency! What if a fire breaks out? You stand in front of you. Don't move. Last time I tell you that way. Exit sign is that way. Last time you tell me. I'm I'm the police officer here. I'm telling you, I need to see you an ID or I need you to sit down. You know what I'm saying? I just wanted to let you go. It wasn't intercom or You're blocking a pathway, dude. Yeah, just. Just show me some ideas. I'm still here. I'm sorry. I'm not that way. You show me some ideas on my money, okay? I can't show you anything happen again. Head towards the design. Well, I I need you to sit down then because you're blocking the doorway. I'm doing my rounds around the hospital, making sure everything's safe. You're blocking the door, man. That's a fire emergency. Can't do that. Can't do that. I got to find that way and keep pushing the dead. All right, I'm going to need to see some ID, man. Like you're you're creating a hazard here. You want to make something happen? Fire alarm goes off. Somebody needs to get in there. That patient's in trouble. You're blocking the doorway. I'm talking to the personnel on that whistle. Yeah. Have a good day. Have a great day. I'm going to need you to move, man. I can't have you standing in front of doors. I cannot do that. I'm Excuse me, excuse me. What's going on here? I'm just doing my rounds around the hospital, man. This guy's out. See that? There's some risk coverage on a congressman's in this U.S. You know, and this is a security guard, and he's standing here protecting that rear wing, making sure nobody comes in or comes in or out. Right. Okay, so you're not supposed to be here, so you might as well go ahead and leave. He had this covered over here. Um his doctor, and he were taking care of him. I just I just really are. Like I said, I I just turned the corner. I'm doing my rounds. I understand. I understand. All right, so you're going to have to do it all right. And I'm going to take care of my. My apologies. Sorry, my balls.