tom is here and done excellent work in suffolk and nassau county working with nassau county and suffolk county police officers. mr. president, you have experts that can talk. thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you. >> thank you. [applause] i do want to say, pay great tribute to i.c.e., border patrol, i.c.e. came in and they are doing a job. we are taking them out by the thousands. now if we had laws that were proper, they wouldn't be coming back to the extent but they have taken them out by the thousands and it is way down, but it is far too much, it is unacceptable. i thought maybe what we'll do, go around the table, say a few words if you might. start right here. you have done a fantastic job, we appreciate it. let's go. why don't we start. thank you, john. >> thank you, mr. president. on the very day that attorney general jeff sessions sworn in, you signed an executive order with a very clear directive, reduce crime in america. and it is my honor to support carrying out your mandate helping bring ms-13 to justice, working to dismantle this gang terrorizing our communities.

suffolk county last year, nassau county this year. you more than anyone in the country is highlighting the evil of ms-13678 i thank you for leading this effort. they're horrible, vicious, rotten murderers and you're leading the charge. thank you for joining us. thank you for assembling us here today an thank you for mobilizing the efforts of the federal government behind us. also on a somewhat jocular note, thank whenever gave them visas. for anyone who wants to minimize the danger of ms-13 ask the commissioners, they know firsthand what this is all about. we also tissue we commend them, it's a great job they do tom has done a great job in suffolk and nassau county. mr. president, you have experts here that can talk. i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you. [applause] president trump: thank you. i do want to say and i have to thank -- pay great tribute to i.c.e., border patrol, i.c.e. came in, they are doing a job. we are taking them out by the thousands. if we had laws that were proper they wouldn't be coming back

jillian: the nassau county police benevolent association president ofc.e at today's meeting, he joins us live. what do you say? are they animals? >> i don't have a problem with what the president said. everyone is too concerned with being politically correct. he said what he felt, he shoots from the hip. rob: people are protesting coming to long island. two counties that have a serious problem with a gang that is violently killing young people in horrible ways and people protesting the president trying to fix this. >> he is coming to long island, nassau county, coming, we are happy to have him and sit with him later today with 100 law enforcement officials, like myself, politicians, roundtable discussion. hopefully we can get a solution, and the path we will be happy with to eradicate this problem. jillian: for people who don't know the extent of the problem, talk about what you have experienced in your county with this gang. >> the problem has been in nassau county but it was also a problem in suffolk county where they took care of the problem, displaced

the 2018 omnibus spending bill obviously funded the nassau. in its following the requirements of that spending bill. it is also true that we have had to make difficult decisions in times of challenging financial times. it's one area that has been trimmed. nasa has, and its dna, education. going back to the beginning. it has inspiration. every day nasa is making historical achievements. every day we are inspiring children and changing lives. and we want to. going forward, each one of the mission directorates has the ability to affect education apart from that budget line. we will continue to do that. in fact just this week we started an internship program with over 1600 young folks who are going to determine if this is something they want. were committed to inspiration. i believe in at 100%. nasa will do that regardless of that particular budget line. >> thank you. i would point out that your budget was submitted prior to confirmation and prior to the fy 18 omnibus bill. i do want to make sure this is emphasized in the efforts. i look for to re

you were in suffolk county last year and nassau county this year. and you more than anyone in the company is highlighting the evil of ms-13. i congratulate you and thank you for leading the effort. they are horrible murders. you are leading the charge. thank you for assembling us today and mobilizing the efforts of the federal government behind this. thank you very much. also, on a somewhat jocular note, thanks laura to give visas to zeldin and i'll get them out soon. i have family members here. i work with them. i know they have gone through. for anyone who wants to minimize the danger of ms-13, just ask commissioner hart or commissioner ryder. they know firsthand what this is all about. i'll commend i.c.e. and the great job they do. tom is here and he has done excellent work in suffolk and nassau county working with police. mr. president, you have experts here to talk. i want to thank you for from bottom of my heart for what you are doing. thank you. >> president trump: thank you very much, peter. [applause] i do want to say and i have to pay a gr

nassau county police commissioner patrick ryder. ms-13 has been described as the most violent in this country. would you agree with that assessment? >> without a doubt, what we've seen here, from the six homicides we had last year, they were committed by very violent acts with machetes, shooting both in the face and the back of the head, so the bodies can't be identified. >> reporter: robert mickens' daughter, nisa, was savagely murdered two years ago, one day before her 16th birthday. >> it's very sickening to know that they-- they have no problem killing whoever they want. >> reporter: four victims of ms- 13 were found in secluded wooded areas just like this, including one in this very park. and, jeff, we should note that the nassau county police say it is their renewed efforts that have taken some 100 gang members off the streets. >> glor: michelle miller from long island tonight. michelle, thank you. democratic women had a big night tuesday in the southern primaries. in georgia, stacey abrams became the first african american wo

he is the nassau county police commissioner. >> we need help.ar, 40% are ms-13 related, out of the six they committed, four were bucherred with machetes buried into shallow graves that the families can't not only identify but can't find. we need that support from the president. we have him watching our back now. he is supporting our enforcement efforts. we could use funding from d.c. steve: that kind of description with the butchery that led to president of the united states a couple days ago after a sheriff from southern california asked him a question about ms-13 where he referred to members of ms-13 as animals. of course you know a number about news outlets quoted that out of context but nonetheless, don't be surprised if the president uses the expression animals today in comments you will see later this afternoon right here on fox. brian: it is so funny, ironic somebody going into prison i believe today or tomorrow from ms-13 whose nickname is animal. >> wants to be called animal. brian: yes. steve: i believe he murdered two people. brian: r

his advisor to nassau on space exploration strategy and is on the science teams for several interplanetary missions. pink you for joining us. many of us remember the dramatic photos of pluto coming out of new horizons a few years ago. it's easy to underestimate the time that when into that mission. alan, can you tell us a sketch of what is new horizons? >> new horizons is nasa's mission to explore the farthest world and history of human exploration. it's a single spacecraft launched in 2006 and flew at record speed, travel 3 billion miles to make a one-shot attempt to look at pluto in the summer of 2015. >> david, why did you want to write this book? >> it's a story a bit fascinated with for a long time. before there was this specific project, there was a group of very young space scientist dreamers who were talking about trying to send a mission to pluto. the first was a small group and not likely they would be able to do it. alan was a prime mover another interesting characters and they did not give up. i remember thinking they are very determined. so much happened i would tell the stori

its blastoff for a new mission to mars nassau launches an unmanned spacecraft to appear on the planet's cross and look at how mars was formed. and it should have been their wedding day but instead of holding a concert in memory of a slain journalist and his fiance john was murdered in february while reporting on alleged connections between politicians in the country and the mafia. and welcome to the program russian opposition leader alexina vali has been detained along with more than a thousand other anti kremlin demonstrators according to monitors police seized him in moscow after he called for protests across the country ahead of president vladimir putin's gratian for another term as president. the the the down with the czar the rallying cry that brought together thousands of russians opposed to president vladimir putin they gathered in city squares across the country voicing their dissent and holding signs denouncing corruption. because they at my think that every responsible citizen should express their opinion that's my duty as a citizen of the russian federation is that i love my

and its blast off for a new mission to mars nassau it launches an unmanned spacecraft appear under the red planet's crust and look at how mars was formed. thanks for joining us russian opposition leader alexei an elven he has been detained at an anti putin protest in moscow police seized him after he called for a nationwide rallies against president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president obama is one of putin's fiercest critics he was barred from challenging putin in the march presidential vote monitors report that up to three hundred fifty demonstrators were detained along with him the protest in moscow was just one of numerous rallies underway across russia which authorities declared illegal. and e.-w. family sure when it's one of the protests in russia's capital moscow emily what's the atmosphere like there and how large are the crowds at this point. well at this point what's happening why is that the riot police have kind of had kind of gathered around the square lined up around the square are moving protestors i was just moved across the street from that main

its plans to offer a new mission to mars nassau launches an unmanned spacecraft to peer under the red planet cross and look at how our mom ours was formed. and volcanic eruptions put hawaii on high alert hundreds of accu it as the killer whale volcano spews lava and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island. and my equator thanks for joining us monitors report that over one thousand anti-pollution demonstrators have been arrested at a series of rallies across russia opposition leader alexei and those on he was among them police seized him in moscow after he called the protests ahead of president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president now danny is known as one of putin's fiercest critics and was barred from challenging him in the march presidential vote. authorities declared many of the rallies being held on saturday illegal. let's bring in emily sherman who's been at one of the protests in russia's capital moscow emily good to see you let's start by just saying what was the atmosphere there at the protest today well the atmosphere i would say was was tense

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going the hollywood gambit today and for the things because it got dan who is then the new head of nassau thinking that the pluto mission could be done in a way it cannot be done. ultimately it came down to the normal procedures of the community rallied around the mission and nasa have the competition and then it getting funded by congress. there are many twists and turns. there's another mantra in the book which is, whatever it takes. they would find a way whether through normal channels or whatever they had to do. >> i was leslie young's turn, whatever it takes. it was about taking a trip and then it just became a mantra and a mission. the people who agree that we are going to get this done hit roadblocks. we had to find creative ways. people on the team know there was a '90s motivation poster that had words on it, now that we tried everything else let's put on our thinking caps, or something like that. i must've shown that at dozens of meetings to be emblematic of having ingenuity rather than just drive. when it came time to launch i hired a pimp to come into my office and i bought 200

cameraman alex to nassau office was near the site of the attack details still sketchy at this stage but this is what he told me literally a short time ago at a horrendous act usually at night very very very early and it specially good control area of very area to worry that a lot of people don't weep at night because the weekend it added a night. yes we have these figures about one that in for injured we also know that there are lots of tweets at the same time from people who don't weaknesses who are in the street and don't wait that territory there in the area of the opera. also we had the tweets from the jackal on the interim minister who's deluded. quick response of the police on site it's been a very difficult time years for france and the amount of danger and amount of terrorist attacks which happened on the french soil so every time when something happened like that there's a lot of speculation and it's very difficult to say immediately what it is exactly the terror attack or is it just the act of a hate crime or anger. laden next donald trump's decision to pull the u.s. out of th

nassau county long island police commissioner patrick rider.the best for your children, not the worst. ms-13's motto kill, rape, control. that's what you want dating your daughter? brian: who are these people? >> they are very violent people who come to this country. they take up different methods of crime to support their efforts. but, a lot of it has to do with violence and control. brian: they cut out body organs and leave it on top of the bodies. so, when you say animals, i think it's accurate. do you think it's accurate? >> i have witnessed firsthand the violence that they have done. we recovered 6 homicides last year that were done by ms-13 in nassau county. and those homicides are violent. they have hacked them with, you know, knives and cut them up with machetes and buried them into holes that the family can't find them. brian: do you know what they are doing it too. they are doing it in working class communities oftentimes. that's where there are jobs. people think they are targeting certain amount of people. they are targeting people

questions let me encourage you to tell us as a part of your statement the vision of the direction of nassau as reflected by its budget priorities. outline for us what you see happening based upon request of you and the administration for the appropriations from our subcommittee. >> yes, mr. chairman, you are aware of space a policy directive one which is from the president of the united states and directing us to return to the moon and do it in a way that is sustainable in the long term. we have had in the past a number of different efforts to get back to the moon and since 1972 and in fact, we have been at the moon and we still are at the moon with orbiters and other capabilities. this president has said that getting back to the moon with the soft landings for the purpose of an eventual human is the objective to establish american leadership but also to develop science capabilities on the moon and utilize resources of the moon which is a new direction for this country and i think it's an important direction. as we utilize resources of the moon to ultimately take us to mars and beyond. that

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peter king republican friend of mine, republican from nassau county, and i are supposed to representroughly same number of people, but the districts are drawn from most members of congress to pack in as many republicans or democrats to protect the incumbent so the consequence of that is, this -- of the 435 congressional districts right now, going into this midterm election they're probably about 06 that are truly competitive that's about double what it usually is. let's just take a broad look at. let's assume there's 60 competitive districts out of 435. that means out of the entire united states congress, there are only 60 districts where -- compromise is valued back at home because they're competitive. versus vilified back home. in all of other districts, most members of congress wake up in the morning. not afraid of losing a general election, because it's a safe democratic district or a safe republican district. but they wake up and fear of losing primary from the far left or the far right. which explains why congress is so polarized right now. and -- if there's one thing that we c

is he also the nassau county police pba president and was at the president's round table today. allen is the executive director of the national immigration forum. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. >> my pleasure. >> i would like to start with you officer mcdermott. can you explain to those at home who may not be as familiar as those of us who live in this area and other areas of the country are, about why you would call these individuals animals. >> they are a heinous group. a street gang. domestic terrorist in my opinion. they not only are involved in drug trafficking, human trafficking, prostitution. they commit murders, rapes. robberies, burglaries. any penal law crime can you figure out. they have committed and crimes when they do kill somebody, it's usually a mutilation a beheading, a stabbing bodies, hundreds and thousands of times. they are a despicable group. >> martha: they purposefully dismember bodies and leave them in condition that in some cases they are completely unrecognizable. correct? >> unidentifiable to the family. yes. >> martha: alli, do you ag

earlier today, the nassau county police commissioner who will be taking part in the roundtable said theystill need more help. >> to fund these operations to go out there and do the enforcement, the education, the awareness, all of that takes funding. we need that support from the president. we have him watching our back now. he is supporting our enforcement efforts and we can use funding now. >> meantime, critics, some protesting here today have taken issue with the president calling ms-13 members "animals." in fact some critics say they believe that trump actually believes all immigrants are animals and they say the use of the term is racist and dehumanizing. in response to that, the white house said the president was clearly talking about just gang members and they released this memo this week highlighting animals. or using the word "animals" ten times in that memo. we spoke with congressman pete king who will also be in this roundtable and he defended the president. >> the president is entirely on target. the only criticism i would make is he is being unfair to animals. animals don't

. >> last year in 2017 we had six kids that were murdered in nassau county by ms13.f those six, one was shot in the face, one was shot in the back of the head, four of them were violently butchered by machetes. >> reporter: under trump, ms13 gang arrests are way up. last year immigration agents arresting nearly 900 ms13 members, that's the highest number in at least nine years. in bethpage, brian llenas, fox news. >>> a san francisco police officer's association -- police officers association is always a big player in the election of a new mayor. coming up the new member of the police union, his priorities and how he plans to warm relations between the union and city hall. >>> the aclu is taking on amazon. the technology the group calls a threat to american communities and freedom. >>> tonight on the 10:00 news -- >> smelled this funny smell and went outside and looked over the fence and i saw a truck pumping raw sewage into the ground. >> it seems like every day -- >> that's a daily thing. guaranteed, every day. >> they were here last night. they were here this morn

we also have a couple of folks, laura kern, nassau county executive. hi, laura. how are you? [applause] thank you very much. i want to thank a good friend of mine for a long time, that this area knows well, the great peter king. [applause] what a good job. my endorsement, even though i assume he has no opponents. nobody would be that crazy to run against peter. congressman lee zeldin. thank you. great job you are doing. thank you for all your help. congressman daniel donovan, known as dan. he is a friend. [applause] great leadership in combating ms-13. also, aaron king. you know who i am talking about. where are you? there you are. how are you? a little bit of a relationship. rosemary. hi. i know that is your wife. [laughter] thank you for being here. it is a great honor to have you. we are also grateful to be joined by commissioner patrick ryder. thank you very much. scarlet: president trump speaking on gangs in long island. he was named checking peter king, who is the congressman in that district. if you want to watch the entire event, check out by using live go on the bloo

of course long island, suffolk and nassau counties have seen a plague of ms-13 violence in recent years, including the brutal killings of two young girls in september of 2016 and the machete murders of four young boys in april 2017. here is the suffolk district attorney reminding tucker carlson about the ms-13 mind-set. >> without getting into name-calling, let me be very clear about something, this was one of the most violent gangs that we have in the world. it's a transnational criminal organization whose motto is rap rape, kill and control. >> the name-calling the idea was diplomatic with trying to avoid is now being embraced by the white house despite president trump being criticized for calling ms-13 members animals, the white house sent out an email with the subject line that reads "what you need to know about the violent animals of ms-13." sarah sanders followed that up by saying if the media and liberals want to defend ms-13 they are more than welcome to. the president then followed that up by saying this. watch. >> so when the ms-13 comes in, when the other gang members come in

was beaten terribly and murdered in nassau county by the gang members., he was here last july and as he comes here he comes with plenty of republican support. local congressman peter king will be here. we expect and donovan to be here, possibly chris collins although he wasn't on the list we just received from the white house. two local democrats are claiming they were not invited to the event. were talking about tom who represents the district in the democratic congresswoman from the neighboring district kathleen rice said she was not invited. i reached out to the white house and haven't heard back. one other thing, to your point about the president's comments he said they were taken out of context with the reference to animals but he said he was sorry about the ms 13 gang members. there are protesters were begun together in the last few minutes to take exception with that, who disagree with that and think the president was painting all immigrants with a broad brush. they are setting up down the block to protest. that's just another thing to keep in min

maria: joining us is nassau county police benevolent president and new york city police officer jamesg with hempstead new york councilman and new york city police detective anthony esposito. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. maria: you were present at the pres.'s discussion on ms 13. can you tell us about it? >> as a police officer, it was encouraging to have a president come and support the police officers. that is the number one thing you want as an officer, to know somebody has your back. when you have the pres. coming out to your county to back you up, that is the greatest statement you can make, very encouraging. maria: it sounded that way. anthony, as nypd, tell me how you see it and how you view ms 13? when did they become as dangerous? now i feel we are hearing more about them over the last year or so. >> we are hearing more about them because some of it, thanks to our president, he came to long island, to this area, to stand with local government officials, law enforcement, to stand with the public and say i am here, i am with you and will fight this gang, that needs

the launched rector of nassau's launch services program and the program manager from kfc. >> thank you, stephanie. tom brought this up earlier. who is excited? [applause] excitement over here? i know where the social media folks are so i'm going to focus on you guys. the professional media guys -- it takes them a lot to get excited. wow, that rocket over there -- this amazing spacecraft. we have got it all bundled up together. it is about two miles from here south up on the hill. vandaberg air force base. i live in florida. i get to come from california for the first time ever and launch a mission to mars. this is thrilling. it takes us a lot to get excited but you can sense, within the launch team, all aspects of our launch team. even, it takes a lot to get folks in washington, d.c., nasa headquarters is even excited. as stephanie said, i am tim dunn and i am humbled and honored to be the launch director for this mission. i stand before you and represent a huge organization called nasa launch services program. lsp takes care of you the taxpayer. how do we do that? we match up requirem

another former pratt estate is a 200 acre nature preserve and serves as the nassau county memorial holocaust and tolerance center. not every glen cofer has a bald-faced name, but every resident contributes in their own unique way to our community. the first responders, the business owners, and the volunteers. the elected officials and city employees and coaches and moms and dads. the teachers and preachers and the gad phis that show up at the city council meetings. the world class restaurant tours and bakers. multigenerational shop owners, and too many to mention fraternal and service organizations. glen cove is alive and will continue long after these words are forgotten. glen cove.i love and glen cove is why i love america. it has diversity. it has history. it has wonderful people. glen cove has offered opportunity to so many families, including mine. it's what makes america great. e pluribus unum, out of many, one. glen cove is every type of ethnicity, religion, and income group. it enjoys low crime, low unemployment, and a robust community life. it works and will continue to work. happy

i would love to be back in nassau like john templeton is to be.ut oil. you are really the person who coined investing in frontier markets. are they very vulnerable to the price of oil? mark: some of them are, particularly as oil goes up dramatically and suddenly. that would be a real problem for oil importers. china would be affected, india would be affected. many emerging markets would be hit. some, like maybe saudi arabia, would be helped. francine: would you invest in iran? the u.s. has until may 12 to decide what does with the accord. is it too risky? mark: we would love to invest in iran because they do have an active capital market, but because of the sanctions we cannot do that. but i think there will be an opportunity. it will be very interesting. tom: mark mobius in london, with alan ruskin and dennis gartman with us as well. do you buy international express through u.s. multinationals come up or individual stocks? dennis: i am going to leave the individual foreign stocks to men as genius as mr. mobius. when i use my own accounts, i am go

i'm in nassau county. we're the oldest suburb in the country.es along. in addition to patronage or, even if we're totally efficiently run we'll have more costs than many states that didn't start to industrialize and develop until the past 20 or 30 years. stuart: the crisis on the border, 11 people were arrested. eight people properly applied for asylum. but 11 people were arrested. these are migrants in central america where gang violence is rampant. i understand that the gang, ms-13 is a very big problem in your distribute. so do you approve of slowing down the inflow of people coming into america? >> absolutely. ms-13, my district unfortunately is the epicenter of ms-13 activity. we found, for instance, stuart, two or three years ago, when we had unaccompanied minors across the border, everyone's heart went out to them, those kids were placed with families. we learned that many of those kids, a good number of those kids were sent by ms-13 from el salavador. they had families volunteered to take them in. those kids are going to schools to recru

and the uk battology see who could pull a plane 100 feet the fastest, the team representing the nassauk the prize, blue finest in honor of nypd. that's incredible. steve: america won? jillian: yes, pulling a plane. steve: no kidding, little faster if you want to it take off. ainsley: hard in the beginning but once you get started -- [laughter] steve: 19 minutes before the top of the hour and adam has got the weather headlines. >> thank you very much, beautiful day in parts of the country. unfortunately if you're along the east coast little bit of rain. here is your temperature, 60's, cooler out west mostly temperatures in the 50's to mid 50's, a lot of that rain, though, coming down in northeast. in the next couple of hours, this the largest system moving across the system right now. major cities from dc, new york, boston, by lunchtime, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 o'clock, it's been rainy across the south. 6 to 8-inches in florida. same case in carolina and virginia. it's going to be soggy, hopefully you brought umbrellas today. steve: either that or use paper. [laughter] ainsley: i have umbrella

nassau county, florida, and i went to speak at the schools when i was down there in february. it was great. the husband came over and said he bought the name for his wife, and he drew me aside and said can you do me a favor? can you make her evil? and i said, well issue don't know. then his buy comes over and says -- just don't make my evil, okay? i'm like, okay, i have to thread this needle. >> host: we'll take another short break at the top of the hour two -- the bottom of hour two. one more thundershower go in our three-hour conversation with best selling author david baldacci. we happen you'll stay around for it and if you're on cue on the phone, stay there. we'll continue taking your calls in the third hour. we'll be right back. ♪ >> hello, i'm louisa. welcome to virginia >> there's no. >> there's no money -- -- >> my dad died in that accident, he and my mom were arguing. >> people pass when it's there time. >> can't forget them but we have to go on this. my company is looking to make a substantial investment here. that coal company is not going to get my farm and destroy

for it and that the money went to buy books for every middle school and high school student in the nassau went to speak to those schools in february. the gentleman came over and said he bought the name for his wife and he said can you do me a favor and i said what's that and he said cannot you make her evil and then the wife comes over and says just don't make me evil and i'm like i will have to thread this needle. host: we will take another short break at the bottom of our two. we have one more hour to go in our three-hour conversation with david baldacci. if you are in queue on the phone, stay there because we will continue to take your call in the third hour. we will be right back. >> when i was 10 and my brother was seven our lives changed in the point when i. ♪ >> hello, i'm louisa. welcome to virginia. >> there is no money and jack's estate. >> my dad died in that accident because he and my mom were arguing the neck we can't forget them, but we got to go on. >> my company is looking to make a substantial investment here. >> except i ain't selling it to you. that damn coal company wi

$20,000 for it and the money went to buy books for every middle school and high school student in nassauorida i went to a couple of schools when i was down there in february. he was great. he drew me aside and he said can you do me a favor? can you make are evil? i said well i don't know and that his wife comes over and says that would be great but just don't make me evil, okay? i was psychocam going to have to thread the needle. >> host: we are going to take a short rake and one more hour to go in our three our conversation with best-selling author david baldacci. we hope you will stay around for it. we will continue taking your calls in the third hour. we will be right back. >> when i was 10 and my brother was seven. it all changed in the blink of an eye. >> hello children. welcome to virginia. >> my dad died in that accident and he and my mom were arguing. >> week can't forget it but we have got to go on. >> one company is looking to make a substantial investment here. >> the coal company is not going to get my farm and destroy the mountains and were in the land. >> you don't exactly

. >> it started at nassau coliseum in little go-cart. when i was 14 i would have loved to equips my parents i would love to race nascar. how did your parents allow you to do this? >> my grandpa builds hot rods and all these race cars and stuff. and he tuned for very famous people in nascar. it's really been in my blood. my family just allowed me to do it and i can't thank them enough because this is where my heart is. abby: what do big time racers say to you when they see you on the track, 14 years old as good as you are. next sensation as many people describe you. what do people say to you. >> they are really surprised because i really shouldn't be in these cars. but i have the talent and you really have to respect the veterans because once you gain their respect, they will race you clean. and you will do a lot better. and have really good races. griff: how fast does this go? >> 130 to 150 miles per hour. abby: what's it like being behind the wheel here like you have so much adrenaline going through you when you are driving? >> yeah. li