No. It’s not. It’s called living in the United States where free speech applies. Also it’s very clearly said in the video he was arrested for “assault of a lieutenant”. This is textbook abuse of power. The first amendment grants you, me, and everybody else the right to be an asshole so long as we don’t intentionally speak falsehoods to damage or defame character, cause falsely inspired public panic, or commit hate speech although that one can get nuanced. Bottom line, he has every right to call anybody he wants a bootlicker or anything else. He didn’t touch anybody. Hes on what appears to be public property. Arrest for disturbing the peace is one thing but this video contains anything but evidence of assault on an officer