This is the mop-up. I'm David Feldman in New York City. We're spring is less than a month away,

but we're getting our first blizzard in nine years. Winterstorm Hernando, a deadly nor-easter, is turning

into a bomb cyclone, dumping unprecedented levels of snow, leaving tens of thousands without power throughout

the mid-Atlantic and New England.

Honestly, that part of the country has been without power since Trump returned.

Here in New York City and the surrounding areas, we're expecting 18 to 24 inches of snow. For those of you overseas on the metric

system, that translates into, we're completely effed. It's really bad out there. More on

Winterstorm Hernando later on. If you're on the East Coast or the Mid-Atlantic,

I hope you're okay. Here we see FBI director, Cash Patel, searching for Savannah Guthrie's mother

in the bottom of one of the beers. He's chugging inside the locker room of Team USA's

hockey team after they won the gold by defeating Team Canada. That is Cash Patel on the job.

He's at the Winter Olympics in Italy. And yeah, inside the locker room pounding beer after beer as he takes

calls, I'm sure, from the nearly

1,000 Epstein victims searching for answers and justice.

You know, the way Patel is slamming those drinks, I can't help but wonder if he's auditioning

for the part of Secretary of Defense.

I think he'd give Pete HECSeth a run for the money.

Well, things aren't going particularly well for our commander-in-chief, which is surprising

because he surrounds himself with only the best people. You know, like Commerce Secretary

and Wall Street billionaire Howard Lutnik, who ran Cantor Fitzgerald right up until he

moved to D.C. in order to serve in the Trump administration.

Lutnik is the brains behind Trump's tariffs.

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