Just a week ago from the recording of this episode, I was on a sting, a takedown sting for my streaming

crime network, True Blue, in Genesee County, Michigan.

And as you know, we work with the ghost team, Sheriff Chris Swanson and his entire ghost

team there.

And we set up a sting.

But we did something different this time.

Instead of having a sting house, we actually went to a truck stop.

And we had a semi-truck that we wired with hidden cameras.

And we also had the cooperation of the Teamsters Union, which is something a little different for us.

But we wanted to show that, in fact, these locations, truck stops can be spots for human trafficking, for predatory activity.

And in fact, on the first night, we caught a guy who has tried to explode a teenage girl.

With me in that old truck, that old semi-truck cab, was the president of the Teamsters Union, Sean O'Brien.

And Sean is with me to have a seat and talk about so many different things.

Sean, thank you for being with me. And I have so many questions for you. But let's start with

the sting. What got you interested as president of the Teamsters, which represents 1.3 million

members. Obviously, a lot of those people are long-haul truckers, people who are in truck stops.

What means you want to be a part of a sting operation trying to catch predators in a truck

stop on I-75 near Flint, Michigan?

Well, thank you very much for having me on your show.

I've been watching you for 21 years.

And, you know, where I come from in the

city of Boston, you know, predators are, you know, they're evil. And, you know, we don't like them.

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