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Trump-supporting truckers are saying they are refusing to drive to New York City after the former president was slapped with a $355 million fine in his fraud case last week.
He said he’s already spoken to some drivers that work with him who told their boss they won’t go to The Big Apple.“I don’t know how far across the country this is or how many truckers are going to start denying loads going to New York City, but I’ll tell you what — you f–k around and find out,” Ray said.
“Do you know how f—king hard it is to get into New York City with one of these motherf—ckers?” he said, referring to his truck. “Man, f—k that. “ Trump-loving truckers refusing to drive to NYC after his $355M fraud ruling: 'We'll just go somewhere else'
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