The chapter delves into the aftermath of a $335 million lawsuit ruling against Trump in New York, prompting Truckers for Trump to boycott driving to NYC. Discussion includes Trump's civil fraud liability, banks testifying in defense of his businesses, and the controversy surrounding a $355 million repayment. Truckers like Chicago Ray express solidarity with Trump, highlighting class conflicts, perceived mistreatment in NYC, and the dwindling power of the working class against technology.