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24:33Now PlayingSince her arrest after taping immigration arrests in July, D.C. resident Sidney Reid had a long road to vindication. Three grand juries refused to indict her on allegations that she assaulted law enforcement. Then, federal prosecutors charged the case themselves as a misdemeanor, only for the trial jury to acquit her earlier this month. Breaking her silence for the first time, Reid describes her candid thoughts about her arrest, trial, and Trump administration's "intimidation" of people videotaping federal law enforcement. Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News hosts.
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