bipartisan concern for those exact issues the human sex and drug trafficking. we are not hearing anything from the biden administration now. it's infuriating. we have to let you go. we appreciate it. >> todd: busy week. >> carley: finally done. let's do the weekend. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the border closed? >> it's open. >> biden administration ready to take legal action against republican gorchesz for sending illegal immigrants. >> better to go to a sanctuary jurisdiction who will help facilitate them. >> outside of harris' home. >> it's open because we enter. >> inflation remains high but that's not stopping the white house from giving itself another pat on the back. high costs arereally, um, reallg families which is why we have done the work we have done. >> thousands continue to line up to see the queen lying in state.

>> folks are coming from all over the world. funeral on monday. >> bret: 2,000 guests are expected to attend. >> what's going on in chicago. >> mcdonald's ceo difficult time getting people to come back to work. >> rising crime and tough economic conditions made it harder. >> mcdonald's executive relocate to chicago. >> tipped off at the out in front all the way for the touchdown. ♪ ♪ it don't get better than that. >> ainsley: good morning, ocean city, new jersey. look at the american flag flying there on the left side of your screen. beautiful lights. and it looks like it might be on the water i would assume so if it's ocean city. it is going to be # 7 degrees there today without a cloud in

the sky. a perfect sunshine if you look up the weather. >> brian: i was there in the winter, it is lonely in ocean city. >> ainsley: yes. everyone moves out. >> brian: foot as you will tournament went in there. >> ainsley: why were you there without all the people. >> brian: a foot sul tournament. >> ainsley: what's that? >> brian: indoor soccer. the ball is a little bit smaller. >> ainsley: like the pickle ball of tennis. >> brian: yeah. i don't know how you describe it. you have five people on the court and you play on hard ground on the floor and a way to keep the players playing in the off season. but you go there and there is nobody around. now -- well. >> ainsley: hotels are empty, you get your choice? >> steve: because people along the shore and it doesn't matter where you live in the most part in the northeast a lot of people

leave the coastal communities during the winter to go where essentially down to florida. but, look how beautiful it is. you can see out over the atlantic. the sun is coming up as we pan to the right. >> ainsley: there is one person. brian, you have a friend. >> brian: there you go. >> steve: brian to your point it's windy there right now. then again we have a system moving through. >> brian: that's the good thing about weather it's always changing. >> steve: if it doesn't it's bad. >> brian: so good we started a weather channel. >> ainsley: 6:03 on the east coast. and the biden administration is set to meet today. they are going to discuss litigation after dozens of migrants are flown on to marthaens vineyard. >> steve: that got a lot of people's attention. governor ron desantis and greg abbott are defending their move to fly migrants to ritzy communities and it move bus loads right to kamala harris' the vice president's doorstep. >> brian: genius.

griff jenkins joins us now. what a epic day yesterday. nobody has covered more ends of this illegal immigration crisis than you usc in the jungles, in the border. you marched through mexico with these illegals and then now at the vice president's and for once they came to you. >> griff: all that effort to shine a light on it over the course of what is now about a decade i have covered it brian, ainsley and steve. good morning. all it took were two buses and two airplanes for governor abbott and desantis to grab the government's attention. cabinet heads and white house officials are going to meet today to discuss a range of responses including mitigation options to counter these migrant exports which governor gavin newsom says is kidnapping. writing in a letter to attorney general merrick garland is i urge the department of justice to investigate whether the alleged fraudulent inducement would support charges of kidnapping under relevant state laws. now, before the big meeting

today, the big guy is blaming republicans of a political stunt. >> we're committed to fixing immigration system. instead of working with us on solutions. republicans are playing politics with human beings. using them as props. what they are doing is simply wrong. it's unamerican. it's reckless. >> griff: this after two texas buses out of del rio dropped 101 migrants off outside of vice president's harris' home at the naval observatory. just days after she repeatedly claimed the border is, quote, secure. governor abbott's press secretary issued a statement yesterday saying this the white house is full of a bunch of hypocrites led by the hypocrite in chief who has been flying plane loads of migrants across the country and oftentimes in the cover of night. and on the tiny island paradise where many celebrities vacation it's apparently causing a crisis. martha's vineyard twitter account posting to our island community here's an update on the current humanitarian crisis on martha's vineyard.

we thank people for their continued help. now, let's just put these numbers in perspective. the population of del rio, grand zero for illegal crossings is under 35,000. they had nearly 50,000 encounters in july alone whereas martha's vineyard year around population 17,000. they got 50 migrants. now, as for those buses, governor abbott says they will keep rolling to bring relief to his overrun border towns. brian, ainsley and steve? >> steve: that's right. in martha's vineyard describing it as humanitarian crisis with 50 whereas nbc -- nbc estimates 8,000 come into the country illegally every day. so 8,000 versus 50. one is a humanitarian crisis. the other not so much. you were right there. you were talking to the people who were in central america at-largely venezuelan. and what they said to you yesterday as they got off the bus is jaw-dropping. >> griff: they were telling us exactly what they see with their

own eyes which is the border is wide open and not closed. as the administration continues to repeat. falsely. because it's anything but. and the of course the successes that those that went in front of them is why more migrants are coming to the tune of more than 8,000. we are watching, by the way, we are in the middle of september. we don't yet have those august official border numbers. but we expect them to be high again and continue to be unprecedented and at this point, once we get those, it will easily, by source's account be 2 million for fiscal year never happened in history. >> brian: griff, did you talk to your migrants. you were wearing your thursday outfit and you were outside the vice president's residence. listen to your question and more importantly the answer. [it will it's open because we enter free.

>> griff: open to illegally come in. >> illegally, yes. it's on the news everyone come in illegally so we do the same. >> ainsley: they see this as an opportunity, don't they, griff? they know it's open. >> brian: i can't believe he said it. >> griff: they do. and he is being simply honest. he is from venezuela, brought his whole family. it's worth pointing out. you still can go to a port of entry anywhere along our southern border and claim asylum and get, hopefully, an appointment in the not too distant future although the backlog is very long and properly legally claim asylum. wife would you wait so long? why go through that process when everyone can just cross and do it legally and stay with relatives or wherever you want to in the utes. it's very fascinating and i think we are really going to get quite a bit of news today if after this big meeting at the white house they come up with litigation options. because while the administration able to bus migrants across the country, they are saying that

these red state governors cannot. >> steve: right. sure. >> brian: crazy. el paso's mayor in el paso is a democrat. and his town has been overrun. henry cuellar is a democrat. he says the border is busted. this is happening every day. why does he not use it as an opportunity with the democratic mayors to start working on solutions instead of trying to work on litigation? does he understand -- does the president understand he is president of the entire country but we only paid for you griff until 6:09. i unfortunately have to let you go unless we can pay you overtime. >> griff: let me just add one last thing that is notice there has been no criticism of el paso's democrat mayor busing migrants. >> steve: great point. griff, we thank you very much for that. and, when griff was talking to the migrants coming off yesterday, they were efoosball in their praise for jobe. they wanted to thank him, the so-called migrant president for allowing them to come into the country. what is interesting though let's

see what the doj combings up with. suggesting the governors of texas and florida are conducting kidnapping operations which is crazy. because it's okay for the federal government to let people in but then it's not okay for people in non-sanctuary states to transport them throughout the country. so, you know, if they are going to charge ron desantis with kidnapping or greg abbott with kidnapping. somebody needs to, you know, maybe look at the administration and charge them with obstruction. because, clearly the administration is not enforcing the security laws of this land. and securing our southern border. otherwise, those people would not be tipping their hats to griff as they walked off the bus. >> ainsley: we are not equipped for this. we need to bus them to sanctuary states because this is what they are equipped for. this is what they wanted. they were praising the fact that they were sanctuary states when donald trump was in office. >> steve: right, ainsley, they weren't equipped to handle it the sanctuaries of new york and martha's vineyard calling it a

crisis. >> ainsley: yesterday, i'm walking out of this building and these two guys who work the door there, they stopped me and said we have been watching your coverage of this and they said they think it's great that these governors are putting them on the door steps of kamala harris and sending them to martha's vineyard and these two guys said they did it the right way. and they said one guy said i didn't see my wife for two years. i had to hire lawyers. i had to fill out all this paperwork. i didn't see my wife for two years. >> brian: he was an immigrant. >> ainsley: did he it the right way and age to bring his family when he got citizenship. i guess he came over on work visa. you talk to anyone who did it the right way they are furious about this. had to go through lengthy process, pay the money, take the test and become a citizen. that was a glorious day for them. for these individuals to find out on the news that our borders are open and they say come on everybody, pack your bags, the whole family goes over the border and do it the wrong way and admitted that they are illegal and they get a cell phone and sneakers. a place to live.

>> brian: 60 people on a bus trip. a few hundred in two weeks in new york. lori lightfoot gets 2 or 300 people over the course of i don't know since joe biden took offers and she hits the roof this is inhumane jesus doesn't love you anymore. and now all all of a sudden whee plane load arrives in martha's vineyard all hell breaks loose and cnn suddenly has to cover the story and msnbc has got to stop the nonstop trump coverage for just a moment to say what is happening? martha's vineyard is being overrun. listen to governor speak out after his plane dropped off. >> we are not a sanctuary state. and it's better to be able to go to a sanctuary jurisdiction and, yes, we will help facilitate that transport for you to be able to go to greener pastures. [applause] biden would fly people in the middle of the night, dump them all across this country. there was no warning on any of this. and all those people in d.c. and new york were beating their

chest when trump was president saying they were so proud to be sanctuary jurisdictions. saying how bad it was to have a secure border. the minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door they all of a sudden go ba zerich and so upset that this is happening. and it just shows you their virtue signal something a fraud. >> brian: wouldn't doubt start dropping them in delaware. >> ainsley: does that mean biden gets charged with kidnapping too because he was dumping people. >> steve: brilliant messaging for the first time in my adult life when i was driving in the car yesterday, cbs news led with the migrant story that they were dropped off in front of the vice president's house. >> brian: they don't tell the whole story though, right? they act like martha's vineyard is in peril. they don't say what led to this. >> steve: they said this happened and that, you know, they flew the two planes in to martha's vineyard and they

dropped people off at kamala harris' front door. but then they said, you know, that the venezuelans in the united states are angry because these governors are treating them like cargo. but to governor desantis' point, the federal government was flying these people around treating them like cargo for months under the cover of darkness. nobody said a word. but suddenly 50 people show up on that tarmac in martha's vineyard where it sounds like they currently are at an episcopal church in edgar town. they will be taken to joint base cape cod for the next couple of weeks until they are able to figure out where they should go hypocrisy is just delicious. because when fifth show up it's a crisis. when 8,000 show up on our southern border we just call that friday. >> brian: another administration official told axios the whole of government should be working on how to deal with the 8,500 encounters a day at the border.

that is leadership. whoever said that in the biden administration unnamed because i guess they don't want credit. that's leadership. leadership handles the 8,500. doesn't worry about the 60 in martha's gin yard. >> ainsley: 6:14 on the east coast. ahead mourners are lining up for hours to pay respects to queen elizabeth ii. how long they are willing to wait to pay their respects that's next. >> brian: the biden administration says they have done the work to lower costs. >> ainsley: oh, good. >> high costs are really hurting families which is why we have done the work we have done to lower costs for families. >> brian: okay. so, guys, just pay a little bit less. >> ainsley: don't worry, they have done the work. >> brian: thanks for doing the work. it's really working well. we show the new poll showing the white house's work is done. >> steve: look what else is on today. >> brian: look at all those people. >> ainsley: sean payton is looking to the right. >> brian: why is he looking at

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>> carley: we are back with your headlines, starting with this. the woman accused killing three people including two peabody state troopers in a drunk driving crash is now free on bail. webb was charged with murder after allegedly fleeing a traffic stop and striking the three victims. political science say her blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. webb posted 10% of her $600,000 bond. and was released on wednesday. a win for former president trump and his legal team. a federal judge is rejecting the doj's bid to delay the ruling on appointing a special master to review documents seized during the mar-a-lago raid. judge alien cannon also

officially appointing raymond dearie to oversee the evidence. she is urging deery to complete his review no later than november 30th. in the books. mahomes gets the best. thanks to a # 9-yard pick six picked off at the 1 yard line. that is watson out in front. protect him as well. all the way for the touchdown. >> that wasn't the only tough moment for the charges. justin herbert battle through injury at the end of the game. the qb led with 37-yard drive ending in a touchdown but the team could not overcome the on sidekick. move over willie wonca. popular channeling willie wonka giving away golden tickets in

turn that of national cheeseburger day on sunday. five lucky customers at each location who purchased the classic all-american burger will get a golden burger ticket entitling them to one cheeseburger a month for the full year. big thanks to black tap for sending wag do you go steakhouse about burgers to the set to kick things off early. we have some right here picker perfect burgers. >> brian: are you going to eat that? >> carley: is that even a question? of course i'm going to eat it. >> brian: you went to bed at 6:00 last night. this is lunch. >> steve: who wants one? [laughter] listen we all got up at 2 clock in the morning. >> carley: hmmm that's a good burger. the sauce is really good.

>> steve: combination of thousand island. >> brian: there was an emergency -- breaking news story, carley you couldn't even handle it. >> ainsley: chris, come forward, chris. >> ainsley: chris, wait, wait. chris, there you go. >> steve: thank you very much. >> brian: there you go. let's talk about inflation. >> steve: cheeseburger day. >> brian: cheeseburger day and that's done. inflation, something that is not done sadly. the president embarrassed himself. not booking james taylor the economy is going great. shout it, write it no one is going to feel it because inflation remains stubborn as we were told 1 months ago. and when you have 8.3% inflation and at least it's not 9, most people saying well, remember, when it used to be 1? karine jean-pierre pretending to feel your pain since they are doing the work with the

administration to heal us when it comes to inflation? watch. >> this is the work that the president is going to continue to do to make sure that we're lowering costs and it's part of his economic plan to make sure that we don't leave anybody behind, that we are building an economy from the bottom up and the middle out as you have heard him say as well. but, look, we also understand that, you know, high costs are, um, uh, really hurting families. which is why we have done the work that we have done the past several months and we will continue to do -- continue to make sure we find ways that, uh, to lower costs for families. >> steve: so why is she saying that? it is 52 days until the midterm election. >> ainsley: this the work they have done over the last few months record high. >> brian: making it work. >> steve: 8.3%, year over year. these are historic highs, not quite as high as it was a couple mondays ago but people are finally getting used to it, these prices are going to be stuck with us for a while.

when you look at this new fox news poll, 89% of the country disagrees with what she says because 89 pours say they are very or extremely concerned about inflation and higher prices. >> ainsley: look at the second one right up there with it. that's pretty scary. >> steve: crime is at 80%. what taught in schools 71%. clearly these are going to be big issues come the midterms. which are just around the corner. >> ainsley: things might be a little bit better. we are still paying 8.3% more for consumer goods than we were just a year ago. >> steve: so we are buying less stuff. and we are getting kind of used to it and that's not good. >> ainsley: buying less and spending more because prices are so high. >> brian: couple things also happening, the interest rates are going up. they are going to be 6%. if you want to get a new home. you want to get your first home. you are not doing it. the way of solving inflation, if you are look at the past, well, let's raise inflation and curb the economy.

let's stop the enthusiasm. get people to stop pend spending and calm down and this way the prices will come down, demand will diminish. you also combine that the theory goes with cutting spending. the president is doing the exact opposite. what is also going up is the average pay raise for people. but it's only going up half as fast as the inflation. so you might paycheck have a little more why isn't it going as far because it's only around 5%. >> ainsley: not enough to offset the inflation. you are paying so much in inflation. you would have to get, what, a 9% raise to cover the inflation. >> steve: just to be even with where you were last year. anyway, the white house, apparently, does not feel your pain, we know exactly what you are going through. it. >> brian: if the republicans are smart, they will just don't spin it. just talk about it. you talk about inflation. you talk about economic issues. not in grandiose terms. kind of like stuart varney does

in everyday language and let people know what you would do different and if it was up kevin mccarthy rolled out last week the queen died. is he going to roll it out this week coming up about what exactly the republicans would do. >> ainsley: speaking of that, king charles iii and the queen consulate attending a service in wales and honoring the life of queen elizabeth. >> brian: london mourners still lined up to pay last respects to the queen who reigned for 70 years. >> steve: amy kellogg is live in london with more. amy? >> hi steve, hi brian, hi ainsley. i really can't get enough of the stories of these people who are standing in the queue. they are patient. they are dignified. they are proud. frankly, think that far too few of them who could be using the special access lane or using it but they are waiting in line for something like 11 hours now.

the line is four miles long. we caught up with one particularly emotional woman coming out of the hall this morning. >> so how long did it take you to get through this whole process? >> about 10 hours. sorry, i'm ry crying but i got upset in there. i do apologize. no, i'm not apologizing. i have got to cry for our queen. nighttime apologizing. the royal family has been out. we sought prince and princess of wales, prince william thanking the public for all of their support. they admitted to being very tired. they say the love of people coming out, leaving flowers, et cetera, et cetera, has been getting them through this difficult time. now, apparently, there was a lot of unhappiness among the public

that princes andrew and prince harry were not allowed to wear their military uniforms when the procession, when the coffin processed on wednesday from buckingham palace to westminster all. there are reports in the press that special dispensation has been made for the two of them to dawn their military uniforms just for a vigil that will be performed tonight among the children of the queen and tomorrow for the grandchildren of the queen. harry served a decade in the military and did two tours in afghanistan. and, of course, prince andrew had a very long military career. both off line military duties for different reasons. so both of them have been stripped of the right to wear those uniforms. steve, there will be some exception made today and tomorrow and that is being called a, quote, goodwill gesture. steve, ainsley and brian? >> amy, thank you very much.

>> thanks, amy. well, we are going to be joining amy. we will be live from london monday all morning long with special coverage of queen elizabeth ii funeral. to be sure join i will be on there with martha and piers as we remember the queen's 70-year reign. they are expecting 4.1 billion people across the world to be watching this. the most watched broadcast ever. if you want to watch it, turn on your channel right here on fox news channel, this channel and we will be covering i believe for 8 hours. the funeral is 3 hours. >> steve: starts at 4:00 a.m. meanwhile, coming up from homeless to hotels. the california town accuses san diego county of pushing its homelessness problem and crime crisis into their suburbs. their mayor sounds off next right here on "fox & friends." ♪ ould be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread,

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quite know. what happens if you live in the bahamas, florida and east coast, you need to pay attention because after three days, we don't have a lot of consensus and it is hurricane season and we need to pay close attention to what's happening in the tropics so fiona will keep an eye on you. here is the post today florida regardless of whether or not fiona comes close. also have the potential for showers and thunderstorms for the plain states as the cold front slices through the region. much release for parts of the northwest that has been baking for weeks and months and here in the northeast, absolutely spectacular, 78 degrees and a lot of sunshine. all right, brian, my friend, over to you. >> brian: all right. now this story, thanks, janice. influx of homeless people arriving in san diego suburbs and using hotel vouchers to pay for it. a mayor of california is accusing the liberal county of pushing off its homeless population into his town without warning and endanger his citizens with rising crime. that mayor bill wells joins us

now. mr. mayor,. >> good morning. >> brian: take in homeless. you have feel as though they are dumping a major amount on you. why? >> yeah, we are more than willing to take our share. in fact we probably do more for the homeless than any other city in the region. we have seen a huge influx of homeless people over the past couple of months. we really didn't understand what was going on. and when we did an investigation, we found out that our hotels were being filled with homeless through our homeless voucher program. we of had not been talked about this by the county. some of our hotels are 50% filled with homeless some up to 100 percent filled with homeless. we call foul because what is really happening is sheriff deputies are coming and dropping off homeless people. county employees are moving homeless people around and all of this done without any discussion with us. >> brian: every 28 days when it's up move them to a new hotel in your county. you believe a lot to do with the fact that you are a republican.

here is what the san diego county board of supervisors said. i want you to respond, please. the board of supervisors taking action on bipartisan way to do the difficult work of getting people off the streets and into permanent housing. mayor bill wells calling you out specifically and the city of al can a hone. bill? >> you know, it's absolutely ridiculous and kind of infantile to be honest. we are not pushing anybody out onto the streets. what we are saying is we need to make sure there is equity. they love to use the word equity. nobody is being equitable in taking care of their sharon of the homeless. if you look at the nice beach community, liberal beach communities out on the coast. they don't have any of these people going into their hotels. it's all being pushed out to the suburbs in places where they never visit and they don't care about. >> brian: right. so, do you ever walk and talk to

them? is it mental illness? is it people hard on their luck? is it people choosing this off the grid life? >> well, you know, i'm a psychologist and i have worked with mental health all my life. i have worked in the emergency room doing psychiatric evals for over 20 years. i can tell you about a hundred% of homeless people have drug and alcohol problems. until we know what the problem is. >> until we admit what the problem is, which is drug and alcohol. we will never be able to solve this problem. giving them housing is only putting a band-aid on a problem until you address addiction issues. >> brian: mayors aren't equipped to do that except for you because you have to have another expertise. cops aren't usually equipped to understand how to get people off. off drugs. and if you ask average homeless person, i understand, do you want to go to rehab? most will say no. >> we figure that every one of our homeless people have been approached about a dozen times. we have got lots of treatment

options. if you want to get off the street and want to get clean. no problem we will get you off the street and get you clean right away or at least give you the opportunity. most homeless people say i don't want. to say i want to stay out on the streets and use drugs. programs like this that the county of san diego has engaged in only perpetuates this and enables this kind of behavior. >> brian: they should be using it as a resource instead of an adversary. mayor bill wells, thanks for telling your story. i understand your frustration. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: you got it. keep on trucking, we are celebrating trucker appreciation week with those who keep america moving. we will be live on fox square, in fact, some say we are. ♪ ♪ some days, it felt like asthma was holding me back. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler,... it's the only once-daily treatment for adults that takes triple action against asthma symptoms. trelegy helps make breathing easier,...

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covid delays to keep america moving. here to celebrate we have got esther parsons, russ simpson and brian ricksnyder. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: brian, it's your organization that is saluting the truckers? >> that's right. >> what are you doing this week for them? >> we are doing cookouts. we are doing sitdown conversations. management is talking to these guys. actually, one of the things that was really creative. we went to our customers and we had our customers tell us what they appreciated most about our drivers and they communicated that. it was just really heart-warming. >> steve: you know a lot about the trucking industry. okay. why is it all of a sudden yellow trucking and the truck is not yellow? >> yeah. so yellow. >> steve: can you work on that? >> so way back when e.j. dupont came out with a color called swamp polly orange and it is the safest color. >> steve: easy to see. >> exactly. >> steve: i have always wanted to know.

so, esther, you became a trucker after the kids went to school, right? >> correct. correct. i needed to help support them as they were going through their. >> in the beginning it was probably scary. >> absolutely i was scared out of my mind. >> steve: and? >> it's been great. i had a great experience. i wouldn't have changed it for the world. >> steve: russ, have you driven over 3 million miles. you say one of the things that surprises you about trucking that a lot of people watching right now don't realize is how easy it is to get into this business. >> yeah, there is 3.6 million drivers out there on the highway right now. and we need more. i mean, it's hard to believe that we are in a situation where we don't have enough drivers. i want to say thank you to all those drivers out there for you what you do. national truck driver appreciation week and thank you for what you do. >> steve: not like the old days where you end up sleeping in the back of the truck. >> absolutely not. i'm home every day.

i'm either home for dinner or breakfast every day. >> steve: that's fantastic. and one of the things, brian, my daughter was driving behind a big truck about a week or two ago. and she saw on the back of the truck it said if you would like to make up to like $200,000 a year for supply chain trucking, call this phone number. can you make a lot of money. >> you can make a lot of money just from the start. anywhere to 60 to 100,000 plus dollars. we have 22 driving schools. we are actually -- we are paying for the candidate to go through train to become a cdl driver deceive steve right. exactly. russ are you talking to your friends about who don't have a job are are looking to change their vocations into you should drive a yellow truck that doesn't look like yellow? >> i do. it's hard to get people into this industry. >> steve: why is that? >> too many people leaving the industry. it's a good living. yellow has plenty of opportunities out there for anyone that wants to come work for us.

it's awesome. >> steve: sure, when you got started, you might be thinking first of all, i'm going to have to sleep in my truck. you don't have. to say it's easier than all of that other stuff. also, as a woman you probably thought there were barriers and boundaries? >> i thought there was. there were more hurdle rsz in my own mind than there were once i actually got into it. the people have been great. the industry has been great to me. the roads have been great. >> steve: finally, you know, these guys are heroes, aren't they? >> they are. >> they are. >> hey, we would like to make you an honorary yellow trucker for life. >> steve: i am a truck are, that's awesome. thank you very much i i will wear it proudly. >> thanks for spreading our message. >> steve: thanks for bringing the truck to times square. you probably have like 12 parking tickets. >> steve: got a trucker question for you when the kids see the big truck pulling by and they do that we lay on the horn.

>> that's the best. >> steve: that is the best. all right. esther and russ and brian, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: keep on trucking. >> make you truckers happy. >> steve: because they give us all the stuff. they bring it to our house. all right. coming up. what's more american than trucking and nascar? how about watching nascar with a drink that supports veterans and pups indeed? tell you about that coming up in the next hour. ♪

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