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Permit. protesting peddler s hraurbgs he expected to be charged with a misdemeanor. but when the police arrested drew, he was carrying an audio recorder. we were advised by guys that do this regularly in new york city to record everything. he was charged wa felony, for violating the illinois eavesdropping law which prohibits recording of police officers on duty without their consent. we weren t listening in on anything private. we were all public. in public. reporter: drew is temporarily off the hook. a circuit court judge determined that the law is unconstitutional, because it s overbroad, especially in a world filled with people carrying smartphones with cameras. but until the state supreme court ruled, the law is still in effect, you can t roared the cops in chicago. i m going to enforce the law that is are on the books. it s the law that s on the books. reporter: so one illinois representative, elaine nekritz, is proposing a repeal of this law, get it off the books befo ....
There? i probably. you know, the interesting thing is, the parallel that chris drew between 1984, and where drones are today. i would say it s closer to the apple 1 than the macintosh. and in a sense, if you think about what happened with the apple 1, steve wozniak wanted a personal computer. and it seems like there are the equivalent of steve wozniaks who want to use drones. and so they decided to empower themselves and do it, and lo and behold, you know, 30 years later, or 40 years later, there s an entire industry based on this. so, it s entirely possible. it may be difficult for someone to grasp what exactly everyone s going to be doing with the drone, but, back then it was difficult for everyone to figure out what they would do with a personal computer. it is really fascinating. as a small business person, entrepreneur, it s just kind of the wild west out there, right, brad? let s step back for a little ....