>>> Welcome back to "Access
now, returning to his show, he
features amazing people who
dedicated their lives who's
serving others.
Ginger fed first responders hot
meals during emergencies and
disasters.
>> Look at these beautiful
ladies here.
How much they serve these
people.
They are so happy to see us.
>> This really truly is the best
of the best.
>> Oh, we got ginger!
[ Applause ]
>> Let's start with you
returning the favor on Facebook.
How did this all come about?
>> I woke up one day and looked
at my Facebook page, seems like
there is some division in the
country.
>> Really?
>> A little bit.
We had a conversation with the
big shots over there and in the
end, the ideal was what if we
did a show that was really the
making of the show and what if
the making of the show really
was not the making of the show
but rather an attempt to get
people to follow an example that
we thought it was cool.
We started looking at people who
are like ginger, people who are
slightly better than most of us,
doing something in the
community, we show up and hang
up for the day and surprise them
at the end of the day.
They cry and we laugh and we do
it again.
>> I feel like society is so
like fixated on celebrities and
cultures like that, what was
your idea and why did you want
to focus on everyday people?
>> For me it started dirty jobs.
I have been doing this for 20
years, every six or seven years
I change the title of the show.
We look for people who are
largely uncelebrated, unsung
doing something important.
This is not about getting dirty.
We call them bloody doobers.
You know them, they're in your
community.
It is just a question of are
they magnified or are they
celebrated?
I am happy to say Facebook is
doing it.
>> Mike, we love what you did
for ginger.
We want to take a look at it
real quick.
[ Applause ]
[ Cheers ]
>> Okay, that is the pay off for
tell us what you do for the
first responders.
>> Oh, still gets you, huh?
>> Well, we feed first
responders at critical incidents
so we may be going to a
hurricane in North Carolina or
Las Vegas after the shooting or
locally we have been down here
and paradise at the fire.
We go all over the country and
we need more volunteers to do
what we do to feed our heroes.
>> How is getting the trailer as
a gift and how does it change
>> Well, we can take the trailer
everywhere and pop up in the
kitchen.
>> It is totally portable and it
has everything we need to make a
safe kitchen and even in a
remote area.
>> How cute is that little
trailer?
>> I didn't have anything to do
with that.
Very nice.
>> I love your response.
>> Look many times there is
nothing you can do except sit
back and watch something nice
happen.
First responders, 48 and 72
hours, not a break and to have
somebody like ginger whose
mission in life to show up and
make you a hot meal with these
delightful ladies.
It is a little thing but it is
enormous.
>> What do these first
responders say when you come up
with food?
Are they expecting you or
surprised?
>> Some of the soup are good
enough that they'll be eating it
and they'll say are you married
and I say you can't afford me.
They're always glad to see us
because they know they're going
to get hot meals and something
to drink.
We pack as many calories as we
when they are running to a
command post, they may have one
chance to grab something to eat
and we need to make it count.
>> Ginger, you are giving back
but what does it give to you?
>> Oh, my heart is so full.
You know we got the trailer,
they brought the helicopter out
and that's not a play toy.
That made me feel like wow.
They brought the helicopter,
that's kind of a big deal.
That was just an expression of
love from them.
And, I getaway more than they
get.
>> Thank you.
>> Thank you for all that you do
from all of us.
Keep inventing, we love this
show.
>> We'll be back tomorrow to
talk more about.
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