<human>: I'm a videographer from Rockford, IL — a midsized city with a black population of almost 20%. Recently Congressional candidate Mark Kirk was taped saying that he was dispatching "voter integrity squads" to the largely minority areas of the South and West side of Chicago, East St Louis and West Rockford. I know that the headlines spun it to seem even more racist than it was, but even if "voter integrity squads" are conservative lawyers making sure the polls are being run legally, I need proof that its not angry, powerful whites scaring off minority voters somehow.

I have an idea to vote on Election Day and then take my video camera to polling places in neighborhoods where minorities will be voting, to document what the "voter integrity squads" are doing and also to possibly keep them from using intimidation with my own form of it. However, I want to know that if I run into a angry conservative DUI lawyer with a chip on his shoulder, that I actually do have legal right to film his actions.

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: — How do I videotape pollwatchers that I suspect of possibly using intimidation tactics against minority voters without violating the law myself?