latest on the massive 8.9 quake in japan. we ll return to redeye and we ll see you a little bit on fox. richard nixon who pushed for the age of 18, voting age? yes, i think it was. what i like most about nixon as those of you have read treason, when he was a red baiter, those were the golden years. and his charisma and sense of humor. greg: huge practically joker. the whole watergate thing was a practical joke. he knew they were going to discover his racist hate. they would write notes to us, say something racist. [ laughter ] greg: you said if you go to
town not too far and he said they actually do have some electricity. he is able to watch news reports. they are keeping people up to date minute by minute what is going on. he says that right before they feel an aftershock, a lot of these aftershocks, they get a warning from the government. here is one coming. sure enough, they feel it. they are trying to keep people informed and trying to keep people calm which must be very difficult. rick: we ve been talk about one-two punch, earthquake and tsunami, the next phase could be some sort of a nuclear crisis that officials in japan will have to deal with as these plants begin to deal with the aftermath of the tsunami and earthquake. it s a developing story. we have the very latest on fox news channel. we will break into programming as the news warrants but keep it right here on fox for the very
no possibility of a meltdown. americans are most generous people in the entire world. we know a lot would like to help in some way. if you do want to help the victims of the earthquake, biggest one to hit japan, fifth largest earthquake in recorded history, salvation army and the red cross are collecting money. you can do that through texting. you can donate to the salvation army by texting japan or quake and number you would text, we ll try to get it is 80888 and if you would like to give to the red cross text 90999. a couple of ways for folks here in the united states. couple ways to do that. definitely. we re very generous nation. stay with us. we ll bring you the latest following the massive quake in
or government officials going on television on statewide television and making statements what is the message they are conveying? caller: the message they are conveying is almost all the time on all the newscasters are saying stay calm. do what we are directing you to do and don t freak out and try to meet family under extreme conditions. stay safe and be smart about what you are doing. yes, the prime minister has come on and multiple times even quite late at night. i ve seen him talking to people and rallying the police and firefighters. rick: i m sure a lot of people are wondering what you are doing in japan. i guess its rural part of japan.