in the morning yesterday. i was really lucky. as you mentioned i got a chance to work. but also in addition to working, i got a chance to go up to the rooftop here at the bureau in washington and snapped some shots. i m not the best photographer. your pictures. yeah, these are some of the pictures are awesome. it s really great because if you think about how close we are to the capital into the mall itself, you really get some really cool shots and best of all, ashley, i can tell you this the company fed us so i got some pulled pork and some barbecue. there you go. that is that a pretzel roll. oh, now i m hungry. yeah that was good stuff. what did you do besides sleep? honestly i slept. i worked hung out with my dog. we did grill though. we had some burgers, so that was good. that was my contribution to 1/4 of july. um but you know, it was fun. and like i said, i didn t see any until this morning, but i heard them. always good to have you with us this morning, kevin, glad you
completely blown over by the wind. but what s completely striking about this spot is the boats that have been tossed across the street here. we have a bit of a bottleneck of human activity because this is the road to fort myers beach, and the sheriff s department is not letting anybody on. if you haven t seen any pictures of fort myers beach, this is why. there is a first and former law in florida that s suppose today give us access when there s a state of emergency, but you got to feel for the sheriff s deputies just trying to manage the crowds here that are piling in. you ve got journalists, you ve got first responders, you have residents who are just curious coming by. but this is what i wanted to show you. this is across san carlos boulevard. and just get a load of this. just wanton, indiscriminate destruction. but that is nothing compared to what we saw then when we came back here to fort myers and put the drawn up over the yacht base here. this is around joe s crab shac
Photographer. your pictures. yeah, these are some of the pictures are awesome. it s really great because if you think about how close we are to the capital into the mall itself, you really get some really cool shots and best of all, ashley, i can tell you this the company fed us so i got some pulled pork and some barbecue. there you go. that is that a pretzel roll. oh, now i m hungry. yeah that was good stuff. what did you do besides sleep? honestly i slept. i worked hung out with my dog. we did grill though. we had some burgers, so that was good. that was my contribution to 1/4 of july. um but you know, it was fun. and like i said, i didn t see any until this morning, but i heard them. always good to have you with us this morning, kevin, glad you could be with us. we re both patriotic people, hope you had a safe and fun 4th of july. we have news to get to, fox news
Just each people from on the streets now, a lot of people are talking to each other, where you from, where do you live, we re all trying to help people out. does this give you pause about living close to the ocean here? no. not at all. this is the price of admission. everywhere you go, there s going to be bad weather. this is the worst. i m not going to leave. i love florida. we didn t have time to give her an ear piece, laura. but do you have any questions. just thinking about your first statement about the idea of regular people being first responders. i wonder have there been any thought from their employers or anything? has there been any help offered to figure out what the next steps can be? have you gotten any help from employers or anybody about what the next step might be for you? i work at top golf, so my job has been really good. they brought us together and fed us and gave us ice, and they re
North america need to support these truckers. there were people here in new york city and other areas of the country clanging the pots and pans every night to celebrate the front line workers at the beginning of covid, who fed us? who made sure the store shelves were stocked? whether was drugstores or grocery stores. who kept this economy running? it was our truckers. so for the truckers to be taken on in canada by the government? mind-boggling. here we support them. if what they have a freedom convoy here in the united states were all in and will be standing on the side of the road clanging are pots and pans because they keep america working. that s right. they are the backbone of our economy at somehow in canada the government has turned their back on them. kayleigh, dagen mentioned the chops on can i use to live