Good morning for Daily Show. I'm Neil Fryman.

And I'm Toby Howell.

Today, tariffs have been struck down.

So what now?

Then, does a green check mark mean nothing anymore?

TSA pre-check was thrown into chaos.

It's Monday, February 23rd.

Let's ride.

Good Monday morning from my couch and broker. Let's ride.

Good Monday morning from my couch in Brooklyn.

Yes, it is a home pod since we couldn't make it into the studio on account of the blizzard raging outside.

I can't really tell you how bad it is because my window is caked in ice, but it's expected to be one of the biggest snowstorms in years.

Along the eastern seaboard, over 40 million people were under blizzard warnings,

and places in New Jersey and New York have already received over 12 inches.

Some spots in Massachusetts are projected to get over two feet when all is said and done.

Travel is, unsurprisingly, not happening.

Most mass transit is shut down in the tri-state area, while over 4,200 flights have already been canceled, including Toby's back

from the Midwest, where he is now, aren't you Toby? I mean, I miss Florida. I have to say it at

this point, because how many more storms of the century can we have in one winter? I was doing some research

what makes a snowstorm a blizzard, and there is an exact definition. It is only if the snow

reduces visibility to a quarter mile or less for three hours or longer, and there's

sustained winds of 35 miles per hour or greater.

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