still getting its bearings molson coors delivering a strong earnings beat and posting its best topline growth. shares are bumpy after warning of rising transportation and packaging costs. the company discontinued production of the hard seltzer joining me is gavin haddersley the ceo of the molson coors company. and tell us what's going on with transportation goss. >> thanks for having me. transportation costs have been tight for the whole of this year we do need some elements of that we have some cost certainties as regards transportation costs but just like everybody else in the industry, anybody else using over the road haul, it has been tight. >> so tight gets to the point where, you know, obviously we've seen things get extreme as fuel shortages in some airports because of the shortage of truck drivers and prices are way up. is this an issue where you mentioned it and say we may have to make a little change or at what point does it become a much bigger problem that has to be resolved and rethinking how your product gets around the country and doesn't eat into profit margins? >> we d

molson's win just flat there, so it's getting overshadowed a bit by budweiser's bad news.s kind of related. all of that barley, oats, hops the beer makers rely upon come from america's heartland. a massive drought adding to inflation woes as ranchers are being forced to resort to extreme measures just to survive. fox business' chief national correspondent connell mcshane is right this in casper, wyoming. what are you hearing from farmers? >> reporter: well, from some ranchers, liz, we're hearing they've had to sell off cattle, a position they never want to be in because they simply can't maintain them because it's been so dry here. what happens in those cases if you sell off cows here in wyoming, they might end up as far away as nebraska because the other western states are so dry. i want to introduce you to a husband and wife ranching team, rob and leslie hendry. they've been ranching for years. in fact, rob's family -- not rob himself, mind you, but rob's family has been ranching out in this area since 1906. and between himself and his wife leslie, they have a lot of exp

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say i think thank doug for that but he's got a good read, let's go to the owner and president of molsontalked about and discussed including extended jobless benefit, tax credits and the like, some are blaming on the labor supply shortage that we're seeing right now, because a lot of folks are fine getting some of the federal aid there and not everyone agrees with that but it's a big issue for him. brendan, very good to have you because you're having a devil of a time finding workers aren't you? >> yeah, hi, neil thanks very much for having me. it's great to be here. neil: thank you. >> that's really what we're dealing with, with not just our industry but the area around us and related industry, its been a pretty big ripple effect for all of us. neil: you know i was reading a little bit, you're far from a sk impy boss though, very generous with offers and incentives to get people to come and they're not coming. why do they tell you they're not interested, if anyone shows interest, and it's few and far between. >> very few have responded, usually what we've done in the past is we've gone