a book that you re ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! a winter storm has forced airlines to cancel nearly 2000 flights on one of the year s biggest holiday weekends in the united states. 14 million people are under a blizzard watch across the midwest, and nearly 20 million are under a high wind advisory. and our meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us now with more on all these delays. what a mess. what a mess, yeah. one of the busiest days, as you said. certainly not president same set up we saw a couple days ago when we had the travel period began with very quiet weather, then all of a sudden, of course, you have the messy weather currently in place. and the blizzard conditions expected to continue through at least mid-morning across portions of ohio on into
i m not sure if that s going to get passed through status or maybe they ll get rid of the state and local. what do you think will change by the time this gets marked up? i pressed jim of ohio on carried interest. he said it s going to probably be gone with the mark up. what s going to change once we see this thing. it s absurd that carried interest is still in there. find me a hedge fund manger who will look you in the eye and give a rational reason why it s in there. you can t find one. you can t find one because there isn t one. i m not sure that gets whiiped t because that s a powerful lobby fighting to keep that. you will see is the senate has no deduction for state and local tac taxes and you can t deduct mortgage interest. there s plenty of republicans from high tax states, places where people pay a lot in state
recused himself, which means he can t fire bob mueller, the special prosecutor. if the president wants a political lap dog to fire bob mueller that will meet with very strong opposition on both sides of the aisle here on capitol hill. it s interesting you said that because we just had senator from ohio on with us in the last hour who said what he thinks is going to happen is that the president is going to fire jeff sessions and then he will rely on an august recess appointment. so that all of you will not be around to try to stop him and then the president would fill that slot with what brown s words were one of his fliunkief there would be republican strong vehement opposition to that. the aren is on both sides of the aisle there is a feeling that the special council is the best
so that s substantial. and it s potentially something that we re going to look for in ohio on election day that really could change the result. and what do you expect to happen in ohio on election night once all the votes are counted? well, so our survey, as i said, we looked at the overall electorate as well. when we look at the people who haven t voted yet as of the time the survey was conducted, we do show donald trump with a 6% lead. so, again, secretary clinton with a 7% lead among early voters. donald trump with a 6% lead among the rest of the voters. there are more voters who haven t voted than have already voted. and so simple math there actually comes out showing donald trump with a 3% lead overall. i would call that lead very tenuous at this point based on what we ve seen in the early vote. we haven t taken what we have learned, frankly, from the early vote. we aren t going out and looking at election day in our survey and putting our finger on the
ohio on election day that really could change the result. and what do you expect to happen in ohio on election night once all the votes are counted? well, so our survey, as i said, we looked at the overall electorate as well. when we look at the people who haven t voted yet as of the time the survey was conducted, we do show donald trump with a 6% lead. so, again, secretary clinton with a 7% lead among early voters. donald trump with a 6% lead among the rest of the voters. there are more voters who haven t voted than have already voted. and so simple math there actually comes out showing donald trump with a 3% lead overall. i would call that lead very tenuous at this point based on what we ve seen in the early vote. we haven t taken what we have learned, frankly, from the early vote. we aren t going out and looking at election day in our survey and putting our finger on the scale and saying, well, this electorate will clearly be more