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Pete: i think it is the buildings, will. >> i dont think so. i think latitude. i think were further north so we get fewer, i think it comes up -- pete: talking earth tilt here? will: im totally over my skis. rachel: we have to bring rick in. pete: rick would know. we bring confirmation, is the earth tilt, no way florida get as sunrise before new york. will: i lived in texas obviously. lived up here, worked in connecticut, just an hour or two north of here. in the summer, your days in connecticut...

♪ edward: crowded airports and roads might not be the only headaches for holiday travelers returning home this weekend. snow and rain could also cause some problems for travel plans. fox chief meteorologist rick reichmuth has the details here. rick in. rick: all right. is so overall ive got to tell you, not that bad. we got away it on wednesday without big weather. not that bad this weekend. a couple trouble spots, one of them is not across parts of the northern plains. were talking about real...

Against ronald reagan or against bush in 2004, or obama against romney early on. i mean the polls were closer. so things change pretty dramatically. i think the state by state, though, if youre going to look at general election polls, its more significant that these polls are close in these states that really matter, that joe biden beats trump in texas for instance. >> yeah. >> and that the rest of the field is close. >> rick, goit to ask you because republican officials in multiple states are a...

What do you mean? >> i mean this is about building a democratic party that can win the state in the general election in november of 2020. thats what this is really about. ray buckley, the party chair there, is masterful at pulling off these kinds of things. >> okay. >> you get all of these candidates in there. theyre fighting it out, but their supporters are going to come. its going to be 11,000, 12,000 people, and hes raised more money. the democratic party in new hampshire has raised more -- 3...

Service back then. and then suddenly breaches the surface of the water a 313 foot long submarine named the finback. and part of this life with its charms and challenges for george h.w. bush, he is rescued at sea. >> a miracle. somebody pointed out in the show yesterday, that subwasn wasnt exactly waiting for them. naval aviation essentially won the war in the pacific along with u.s. navy submarines. those are the two tools which we pushed back the japanese empire. it was the early days of naval ...

Casey, thoroughly discredited. >> let me tell you. this president had his share -- hold on. >> the idea that he is an infallible journalist is simply not true. and i for one am going to take the word of general kelly and general mattis -- >> i got short time. i want to bring in rick in. i have very short time here. rick, listen. infallible and credibility, those are two separate words with separate definitions. >> bob woodwards has chronicled nine presidents and ive watched this as ive been in p...

Cohn. but -- >> i said i dont know why. >> that was a good pivot. >> no, i answered your question, which is i dont know why they werent more specific in their denials. but i also want to touch on this point april mentioned, this idea that bob woodward is mow infallible. because he was a great journalist way back when 8-track players were popular in cars -- >> he still is, steve. >> -- doesnt mean hes infallible ever since. if we look at his track record of books it is spotty at best. if you look...

People who were like you know what, these experts are the ones who told us nafta and all these deals are good for us, they lied to us. were going to go with the presidents gut. i think there is some micropolitics could help in the short term. but the macroissue its likely inadvisable. >> you mentioned -- rick im giving you this -- or max. youre an expert. let me ask max and then ill get rick in. this was -- you mentioned when bush tried this before, scott did -- in 2002, steel tariffs imposed by...

Rick in. this was -- you mentioned when bush tried this before, scott did -- if 2000 steel tariffs imposed by president george w. bush cost 200,000 because of higher steel prices including 10553 jobs lost in ohio. 8,400 in pennsylvania. the total wages were about $5.5 billion in todays dollars. what do you say to that, max? >> i say that this is more evidence of just how disastrous these tariffs and trade wars are. the comments you heard previously on the show is there are people in trumps base ...

Like a speech he gave in the campaign and no one was calling him, lets have a whole panel discussion about how he sane is he during the campaign. >> should we have been? >> look, i think that it is correct to criticize the presidents handling of how hes communicated to the american people about race and about the charlottesville incident. thats a legitimate conversation. we have been having that. i think its good hes talking about it. should keep talking about. i understand the criticism tonight...