exposed to the bacteria, only about 5 out of that 100 would actually get sick with the disease. so not everybody gets sick, but of those 5 who do get sick, up to a third could die from the illness. so it can be really severe. it can cause your kidneys to fail. it can cause septic shock, and it can cause your lungs to stop working so it can be very serious, especially as i said in people who are older and who already have a pre-existing condition. absolutely. thank you so much. appreciate it. thank you. thank you so much, doctor. so all of you women out there, not john, ladies, are you at the office and are you freezing right now? yes. we can all say collectively yes together. it turns out it appears that blasting air conditioning at the office, it might actually be biased. according to a new research to new research, modern offices set temperatures based on the metabolic rate of a 40-year-old, 155 pound male. that may have described the typical worker back in the 60s
bush are right now, they re way more under water than hillary clinton is. i mean, more people have negative views of them than have positive views of them. so there is that, but, ryan, it s not supposed to be this way. when you run for president, you have been running for two months, you re supposed to get people to like you more over time, not like you less over time. you see a lot of blind quotes from democrats who are concerned out there saying that they re just not impressed with hillary clinton as a candidate. yeah, look, i think that that is i don t think that s true though, john. i think it s the opposite. i think the longer you are in the public limelight, the more you re going to say and the more positions you re going to take that are going to alienate people, and, remember, she was at her most popular when she was secretary of state, when frankly she wasn t talking about politics at all, when she wasn t in the news, and people just sort of had a generally fuzzy good opin
earlier in the show we asked your best eliot spitzer headline comeback. we asked for your responses. some very good ones. some of which we can t necessarily share with you. but john tower has the best one this is morning. we have some pretty responsible viewers, but you put me in a tough spot with this one. it was a late change on this one too. we have doug on twitter, spit, take two. and spitzer for comptroller, remember he even has receipts. christian, it s the return of eliot spitzer, not john. and the rest of them, if you want to go to #waytoowitty, you can see what they are. morning joe starts right now.
strike down ohio s early voting restricks. but like goldie locks and the three bears, houston still hadn t found a court that was just right for him. the third is the u.s. supreme court. even that court wasn t trying to hear it. with no desents, the supreme court issued a one-sentence order denying ohio s appeal and approving voting for everyone in ohio the final three days before november 6. now, most people would concede defeat at this point. not john. when stopped from limiting the early voting days, he resorted to limiting the hours ohioans can vote on those days. as friend of nerdland ari berman was quoted this week houston restricted voting saturday november 3rd through monday november 6th to 16 hours for all three days. compare to that 2008 when early voting was available in ohio s highly populated candidate county for up to 24 hours in the
that the suspect was angry when his stepfather wouldn t let him drive his lexus. yikes. let s throw up his picture one more time. this guy is out there. does he have a record? we don t know that. we re trying to get more information on just his background. but he is still out there. police are still looking for him and he s still in the new york area. okay. john yang, thank you for that. not john. we love seeing you. you know what i m saying. in cairo, the mood has shifted dramatically over the last 24 hours. stay with us. [ female announcer ] sometimes you need tomorrow