Zuckerberg and elon musk. Bret we begin with a weather alert. Tonight, Severe Weather over much of the eastern part of the country. More than 130 million americans are at risk of seeing the Severe Weather outbreak either late this afternoon, into this evening. Here in washington, d. C. , Federal Government offices closed early today, sending employees home ahead of these anticipated storms. Plane travel up and down the east coast, largely grounded at this hour. No sense of when that stops. This is the most serious threat of the storm that the nations capitol has faced in years. Fox weather correspondent katie berne is in d. C. Tonight on the streets. Good evening, katie. Good evening, bret. Yeah, rain is moving into d. C. Now and we could feel hurricanestrength winds gusting as fast as 75 miles per hour. In fact, in a suburb of d. C. , centerville, virginia people already have reports of 80 mileperhour wind gusts there just in the last hour or. So the storm system is impacting heavily
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Continues. Host we are joined by author, activist, and democratic president ial candidate Marianne Williamson. You are out of the race and you are back in the race. What motivated that. Guest i had done very poorly on electoral basis. What you do is you say i am out. Then i realize there is bigger than the horse race, and that is the conversation the American People need to be having with ourselves. It is not just about the political establishment in their power games, it is where america is today and the American People having a serious conversation about where we need to go. The political establishment is not the conduit for the deepest conversations. I jumped back in because i knew the conversation was not over. Host what question should the American People be asking ourselves . Guest who is running the country. We are not a government of the people, by the people, for the people. He said that the people who had died at gettysburg so that the government would not perish from the ear
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