You are being arrested. >> In my own driveway? >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. >> Yeah, we do that. >> You drove from somewhere and got here. I don't know how you drove. >> did I Remember you told me that you drove here to get to your driveway? >> Was this a trick of Illinois? >> No, ma'am. It's not a trick. >> Illinois. >> Step out so I can do a search on you, okay? >> Can I move from Texas to Illinois? >> Okay, everybody after I search you, okay? Step out, please. >> Going in the wrong direction. >> Will you turn around face the car? >> Go ahead and keep your hands out of your pockets for me. Thank you. >> Do you have anything that's going to hurt me, hon? I know that he asked you, but I'm going to ask you again, okay? Hey, are you wearing a bra right now? I'm going to go underneath, okay? Is this like Do you have a shirt underneath this or is this your shirt? >> This is my shirt. >> This is your shirt? Okay. Going to go like this. Make sure that there's nothing in there, okay? >> [snorts] >> Keep your hands behind your back for me. >> Can you feel anything? No, I can't feel anything. Okay. I'm going to double lock it so it doesn't cinch up on you. >> like everyone is very cold. So, she says she's from Texas, but she has moved to Illinois. I don't know why anyone would do that. I don't understand it. Texas is a great state. They had a great governor, all sorts of great senators and congressmen. They got shoreline of salt water where you can catch salt water fish. They've got plains, great hunting. Great. It's a great state. And then, not only did she move to Illinois, but then she makes fun of Midwesterners. Who makes fun of Midwesterners? They're like the nicest people in the United States. Like they are known for just being kind and nice and drinking milk with their meals. Like I love Midwesterners. So, she's over 2,000 bucks.