first is they ve all got climate vaccines. we don t knoines.w about them, y unlike the covid vaccine, they actually work. work whateve whatever they do, e immune from it. so that s a possibility. that s a long this sick. the second, tucker, is that if bad weather stops, air traveball it stops car travel. ifs you can cause more badcaus weather righmot there, guess what? everybody can t drive . for instance, next week,in wee the week after watch how muchme bad weather comes intos ine un the unitedited states .ldest, it s going to be the coldest, snowiest period around soristmas time since two 2 thousand. so we re going to see planes and trains and all these otherps things shut down. so if you just dump all the co2 ,the atmosphere, your assumption is , hey, co 2or causes bade, weather.d if i could cause more bad weather there, guess what? people wother people won t be ae to fly, will have less co2 pos
instagram and i m close to 50 million people and when people misrepresent me because the media is dishonest, unbelievably dishonest, i have a least of way of saying, it s a false statement. now if the press were honest, which it s not, i would absolutely not use twitter, i wouldn t have to. abby: of course you can see ainsley interview right here on fox & friends . heather: to extreme weather now, rain and snow in the forecast for millions. let s turn to senior meteorologist janice dean, live in 2 weather d in the weather center for us. janice: hello, ladies, frontal boundary along the front. that s where we are going to see rain heavy at times but bringing the warmth toward mid atlantic, warmer than average inaugural week. watching that carefully along the front, that s where we are going to see the rain. heavy downpour for texas,
telling their children and grandchildren about. we talk about how good the local meteorologists are bull the overriding branch of noaa that monitors severeç weather d that s located in norman, oklahoma, which is just to the south of oklahoma city and just to the south of moore. oklahoma. so you have the guys who are the best at determining all of this and interpretingç our weather information, satellite ;ekthose guys are right there,d that certainly helps for people kind inform the prime of tornado positions. shepard: ike getting that was no accident they put it there. certainly not. absolutely right. shepard: all right, rick, thank you. so we re going to keep watching this thing. it s right at a minute before 2:30. 24 seconds before 2:30 there, and this i is the time of day most often when they form, the heat of the day.ç just like in florida, about