Don't Talk to the Police – James Duane

This is a classic great listen with an interesting perspective. Having had listened multiple times to fill an otherwise silent void, his arguments feel geared towards those who have 100% without a doubt committed a crime, which is fine, but such advice during a routine pull over may be counterproductive.

Of course, using his example of not admitting you were going 'x' over the speed limit is obvious (not to most, though), it may be beneficial to have -some- transparency and personable traits that most often eases the situation.

At this point, you may be asking yourself how this could possibly ease a scenario as such... Well, here's the thing - if someone were pulled over (no matter what cause)and acted as many 'Sovereign Citizens' do, it can be expected without a doubt that escalation will occur due to insubordination. It's a very fine line, and honestly may be a gamble depending on the encounter premise, who the official is, and where you are located.

In short: Think before you speak :)

Giving your license/id when asked does not need talking...

Jk, ofc you need to talk, for example to explain that you won't answer questions because you have the right to do so.