brian: they do. steve: fox & friends are coming. fox & friends are coming. brian: they don t donald trump. they know is he quite impactful, right? none of us know what to make of donald trump. why should the british be ahead of the rest of us. steve: newt, you have been coming to inaugurals going back to the reagan years. before we talk about those democrats who are skipping. just talking about what a great moment in america s history every four years this is. it s always extraordinary. calista and i are looking forward to mommy. we hope it doesn t rain. it s still you are at a moment when the nation is transferring power peacefully, unlike no other country has done this for as long as we have. you have all of the sense of the national establishment coming together, despite an daryl idiot. and you are in a situation where there is always optimism. it doesn t matter which team wins, we are a naturally optimistic country. i went to two obama inaugurals, feel positive about the
2,600 daily high record have been broken. during this bro torch heat wave why not go ice skating. some of them in coats and sweaters and some in t-shirts. it s decent weather to do your last-minute christmas shopping. 73 in d.c. today. 55 expected in st. louis. and 64 in pittsburgh. anyone hoping for a white christmas is pretty much out of luck on this side of the nation. there is almost no chance of a white christmas on the east coast. if anything we ll have a west green christmas from the gulf coast into the mid-atlantic. as long as it doesn t rain. we could go to the beach today.
grow 90% of the cantaloupes in the country. these crops, the stuff like almonds, which you ve got, cantaloupes, they this is the climate they need. they don t want rain, right? right. they re like the people in california. we like the sun all summer long. we like it warm. the crops are the same way. these are mediterranean climate crops. they love hot, dry weather. if it rains on these crops, they get sick and die. the reason you can grow them is because it doesn t rain. because it doesn t rain. that s what people have to understand. it s all here, and you re all doing this because the sky looks like this. because the earth is dry like this. yes. that s the way the whole thing works. once we plant, we hope there s no rain after that. we want the rain in the winter. we want it in the mountains, 400 miles away. that s where they capture it and bring it to us. these crops, because they re not going to get any rain, they need water so we irrigate them.
california. we like the sun all summer long. we like it warm. the crops are the same way. these are mediterranean climate crops. they love hot, dry weather. if it rains on these crops, they get sick and die. the reason you can grow them is because it doesn t rain. because it doesn t rain. that s what people have to understand. it s all here, and you re all doing this because the sky looks like this. because the earth is dry like this. yes. that s the way the whole thing works. once we plant, we hope there s no rain after that. we want the rain in the winter. we want it in the mountains, 400 miles away. that s where they capture it and bring it to us. these crops, because they re not going to get any rain, they need water so we irrigate them. this stuff is hand picked. it s all hand picked. literally all our fresh fruits and vegetables are hand picked in california. that s why we have a lot of
almonds, which you ve got, cantaloupes, they this is the climate they need. they don t want rain right? right. they re like the people in california. we like the sun all summer long. we like it warm. the crops are the same way. these are mediterranean climate crops. they love hot, dry weather. if it rains on these crops, they get sick and die. the reason you can grow them is because it doesn t rain. because it doesn t rain. that s what people have to understand. it s all here, and you re all doing this because the sky looks like this. because the earth is dry like this. yes. that s the way the whole thing works. once we plant, we hope there s no rain after that. we want the rain in the winter. we want it in the mountains, 400 miles away. that s where they capture it and bring it to us. these crops, because they re not going to get any rain they need water so we irrigate them. this stuff is hand picked.