Do a rightly here and I'm warming up from the NRA.net studios in New York.

Stand by for the O'Reilly Update morning edition.

On this Wednesday, I am a snow survivor.

I know you guys in Minnesota and Wyoming don't want to hear it, but a blizzard in the

Northeast is a massive event.

There are 16 million people living in the New York City area and none of them can drive

in the snow.

My corgi, Holly the Terradog refuses to answer the call of nature in the snow.

So figure that one out.

Food delivery, forget about it.

Now I'm a snow kind of guy.

I lived in Colorado, loved the mountains, I have been all over the world, Iceland, you

name it.

But it's the combination of modern convenience, clashing with the white stuff.

And now that I'm a little bit older, I got to watch it.

The first snow which happened in December here, I was on my butt twice because it was so

icy.

So now snow becomes not a fun thing as it was in my childhood, but something you got

to be careful about.

With 16 million people, most of whom driving cars sliding around, this is no easy deal.

Wyoming has 500,000 people.

Now this.

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