shelby, north carolina. lexington mississippi and the gulf shores of alabama. check out my link 3 for tickets. >> trace: greatest show, everybody. our studio audience, trace gallagher. i love you. amen. [cheers and applause] >> trace: thank you, greg. welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i am jonathan hunt in for trace gallagher. breaking tonight, an open end to some stunning admission from the biden administration on its green energy priorities. even some democrats say the president is putting climate change ahead of the nation's energy security. devin culp has the details tonight. good evening, kevin. >> an internal memo accidentally posted by the department of

interior shows that as you point out the point out the biden administration actually moved forward increasing royalty fees on fossil fuel drilling of the alaskan coach that is despite their own assessment that lower fees would increase energy security for the state. the decision made by former bureau of energy management director amanda lefton and back by assistant secretary laura daniel davis. now, for her part, she said it would attract more bids and be more likely to facilitate expeditious and orderly development of offshore resources adding that the higher rate quote constitutes the most reasonable balancing of environmental and economic factors for the american public. it was switched on capitol hill but democrats senator joe manchin saying he is appalled

and that the leaked memo makes it crystal clear that this administration is literally putting their radical climate agenda ahead of the need for people of alaska and the united states. and well, over at the white house, president biden had a cancerous skin lesion removed from his chest as part of a comprehensive health assessment back in february. his dock revealing that today saying that the tissue was removed back in the 16th of february and was sent over for biopsy which revealed it was in fact cancerous. that doctor says all the president's cancerous tissue was successfully removed and that no further treatment is needed which obviously begs the question, it took a while to let everyone know but they are saying this the best information they gave to the public as soon as they got it. >> jonathan: thank you, kevin. several challenges to donald trump taking the stage at the

annual conservative political action conference in suburban washington. ahead of the key poll ranking to cleared and potential candidates for the republican presidential nomination. trump himself scheduled to speak there on saturday. correspondent anita vogel has more on how the crowd received some of those challenges to the former president. good evening, anita. >> reporter: a couple of potential key big names missing like for the governor desantis and former vice president mike pence skipping cpacc this year blaming scheduling issues. but two of the three declared candidates did address the gathering on friday. now, considering most of the crowds still firmly seems to be behind former president trump. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley still received a standing ovation and did not shy away from distinguishing herself from her former boss. >> we have lost the popular vote

in the last seven out of a presidential elections. our cause is right. but we have failed to win the confidence of the majority of americans. that ends now. [crowd chanting] >> reporter: that contrasted not sit very well with some attendees who followed the former south carolina governor after her speech shouting, we love trump. >> you are going to hear tomorrow night from my good friend donald trump, a man who i took inspiration from to do what i am doing now. >> reporter: the audience also heard from biotech entrepreneur along with former secretary of state mike pompeo who seem to drop a hint about a potential run. meanwhile, and the likely candidate for the governor ron desantis, is making an appearance, the club for growth donor conference instead and told that crowd thursday night,

"some of these republicans, they just sit back like carted plants and they let the media define the terms of the debate. they let the left define the terms of the debate. they take all this income because they are not making anything happen." at one of the things people watched for every year at cpacc is a strong hole. donald trump is expected to do very well. he will probably win it and we will look for those results on saturday night right before he takes the stage and of course, former president trump is the headline speaker. >> jonathan: yes, indeed. thank you, anita. let's continue the conversation with california gop chairwoman jessica malan. anita mentioned mike pompeo there. i want to play a little sort of gentle swipe he took of president trump in his speech today and then i will get you to react to that. here is mike pompeo. >> we can't become the left following leaders with their own brand of identity politics. those with fragile egos that

refuse to acknowledge reality. >> jonathan: fragile egos that refuse to acknowledge reality. he was talking about one person, the person who is probably coming, donald trump. >> each one of these candidates is going to have to show their contrast, why they should be our nominee and they will be able to make the case over the next here to delegates to the voters, all over the country and we are going to see more of it. >> jonathan: cpac, they tend to be the kind of people who are motivated to actually go out and vote in the primaries. so donald trump has a convincing victory which it looks as though he probably will. does that really freeze the rest of the field and say he is the front runner by far? >> i think we are really early in the process. i think that we have a lot of great candidates and when i look at the republican party and the leaders that we have that are in the risk that are talking about being in the risk it is an embarrassment of riches. all of these candidates will

have the next year. we are a coalition party. you will see a lot of changes in the polls over the next year. you will see changes once the contest starts and these candidates start to get momentum one way or another. >> jonathan: different cpac this time around. we normally see pretty much every one of the major candidates going clearly ron desantis is a big absence from cpac. what message is he sending by not being there? >> i think each one of these candidates is going to have to make the decisions on what is the best use of their time and here in california, get governor ron desantis here in the reagan library. we are excited about that this weekend. >> jonathan: do you think he is as it seems the biggest challenger to donald trump? >> i think it is still really early. all of these numbers will change. we have seen that in many elections. front runners, the frontrunner status, changes and we don't even have the whole wheel yet.

>> jonathan: quickly, on this climate change that we saw to today, your reaction to the climate change above energy security it would appear. >> no one should be surprised by this. this is the one campaign promise that joe biden has actually lived up to it since day one. he shut down keystone pipeline with the 11,000 jobs that went with that. we have seen here in california our gas is $1.50 more expensive since the day that biden took office. this should not surprise anybody and the criticism that he is receiving bipartisan lead should not surprise anyone either. people are hurting. >> jonathan: jessica millan patterson, chair of the gop. i'm sure i'm sure it is going to be a fascinating 18 months. >> thanks for having me. >> jonathan: thanks for being here. >> translator: i think the village needs to be a respect i think the state of israel should do it. heaven forbid not private individuals.

>> attacked the village in the west bank. the israeli pilots minister has called for the wipeout of this village. is this language that is acceptable for one of your closest allies? >> we have already talked about that. we have spoken to that. it is not acceptable language and we continue as always to urge both sides to take no steps and certainly not to participate in rhetoric that is only going to escalate the tensions. >> jonathan: that is john kirby reacting to israel's finance minister about erasing a palestinian village. this comes as 27-year-old american visiting israel for a friend's wedding was shot and killed by a suspected palestinian gunmen on monday. becoming the latest victim of growing violence between palestinians and israeli settlers in the west bank. but with this conflict on a knife edge, the biden administration the biden administration appears uninterested in the pursuit of

middle east peace, a huge priority obviously for his predecessor. let's discuss what is happening and why was the director of ucla's center for israel stu studies. professor the pleasure to have you here tonight. we talked about what seems the middle east, the israeli-palestinian situation is always on the knife edge. but this is a different. the last couple of weeks have seen this exposure to violence in the west bank. what exactly is going on and how concerned should the world be? >> i think it is very concerning. it is true that the west bank is always a tinderbox. there's always a low level of violence. what has been taking place, really to the past year, this escalation began about a year ago and it has continued under both the current israeli government and the previous israeli government. in many ways, palestinian authority is unable to control key parts of the west bank particularly the palestinians.

in those areas, many of the attacks that have taken place have been plant in those areas. they have been operating in those areas and the israeli army is going into trying to capture. >> jonathan: then you get this tit-for-tat violence between palestinians and israeli settlers. how do you put a lid on this now to stop it becoming too much, much worse? >> i think biden administration is trying to encourage the palestinian authority to actually go in to these areas to try to arrest the militants, a very young men, they don't respect the palestinian authority and are active on their own. but they are trying to do it. the problem is the palestinian authority has no legitimacy. it really does not have the ability certainly does not have the will to do that and motor. so it really is up to israel and

unfortunately, although the israelis are very effective in intelligence gathering, it is almost impossible to prevent these kinds of attacks, particularly because israelis and palestinians are so close together. >> jonathan: on the biden administration, i just want to read a letter from senator welch which was sent to president biden which said in part today, we have a choice extent by passively as a withered two state approach recedes into oblivion or do our best to re-energize it with more assertive efforts. any hope for peace and prosperity in the region depends on the united states making the right choice right now. but the biden administration seems to make the choice not to get involved in any major way which is unusual. >> well, i think they made a choice from the onset not to try to resurrect the peace process. and in many ways, they set the bar much lower than their predecessors. they did try to reach a peace agreement. the biden administration i think correctly assessed at the there was not any real prospect for a

successful peace process and did not try to do that or they have tried to work quietly behind the scenes to maintain calm and maintain the status quo. those efforts are clearly not succeeding. >> jonathan: it does not seem to be working. we will see how this goes. thank you, professor, great to have with. president biden will not veto a congressional bill that blocks the district of columbia's criminal code overhaul. it is a decision that has caught some of his democratic allies by surprise. here is congressional correspondent chad. >> reporter: even liberals in the nation's capital went too far for president biden. the president ditched progressives as they went soft on crime. >> this is a president that believes in keeping communities safe. he is going to make a decision that will help the residents of dc. >> reporter: mr. biden sparked a firestorm catching liberals by surprise. >> i have not talked to him. i don't think he wants to talk to me about it.

i'm the last person he wants to talk about it. >> reporter: some oppose congress. fighting big decisions. >> i am totally against congress blocking anything that our officials are doing. >> reporter: others believe he is weak on crime as he prepares to seek reelection. >> people want safe streets and safe communities, too. i think the president reversing course was necessary. >> reporter: crime spike in washington. car theft in dc climbed 111% this year but homicides up 36%. >> be safe. the city has completely changed. >> reporter: siding with the gop. >> i don't support the district. if anything we should be increasing penalties for certain offenses. dozens of house democrats are

seething. they missed an opportunity to appear tough on crime. it gives republicans their first big win against a liberal agenda. but it is also president biden's first bipartisan overture to a gop house. jonathan kegges. >> jonathan: chad, thank you. in the crime crisis roundup, a wild card chase that spanned three california counties all caught on tape. this is is back -- so 7 was firing at police officers. and he stopped in an intersection and a group of schoolchildren crossing the street. finally he crashed into traffic light pole. that did not stop him. he attempted to run and even tried to carjack another vehicle. but he was ultimately tackled by lapd and sheriff's office is. it is unknown what other crimes he committed prior to the chase. in missouri, where this body cam video shows the moment a suspect resisted arrest.

the theft reported at the scene. police say the suspect hit the e officer and reached for his gun. the officer ended up using his taser before finally placing the sensor -- suspect and cost. a state trooper was shot in the lincoln street. the 28-year-old suspect was apprehended in south carolina. he has been charged with two counts of attempted murder. disgraced south carolina attorney and now convicted killer alex murdaugh was headed two consecutive life sentences friday morning for the murders of his wife and son. correspondent molly has that story. >> the depravity, callousness, the selfishness of these crimes are stunning. >> reporter: justice served. but i sentence you for the term of your roster does the rest of your life. >> reporter: sentencing alex

murdaugh to two consecutive life sentences for the murder of his wife maggie and youngest son 22-year-old paul. both were shot to death there dog kennels in the hunting estate in south carolina in june of 2021. murdock maintained his inno innocence. >> i respect this court. i'm innocent and i would never under any circumstances hurt my wife maggie and i would never under any circumstances hurt my son. >> reporter: george newman scolded the once respected lawyer but acknowledged his addiction to painkillers. >> it might have been the monster you have become. >> reporter: murdaugh's legal team is already prepping even as this disgraced attorney bases a lot of charges. >> why do they go through all

the effort to prove motive when at the end they say, you don't have to leave us on our motive theory but by then they had cashed alex as a despicable human being. we think they will take a look at that. >> reporter: alex murdaugh is now in the custody of the department of corrections. they will file an appeal within 10 days. back to you. >> jonathan: molly, thank you. let's get the legal analysis of today's development in the alex murdaugh trial. nothing but the truth podcast host david bruno. i just want to play a little bit more of what the judge said today talking about murdock's apparent addiction to opioids and help that and the judge's view may have played into all of this. listen here to the judge. >> it might not have been you. it might have been the monster you have become who take 15 to

20, 30, 50, 60 opioid pills. >> jonathan: david, the judge could pretty damaging in his indictment of alex murdaugh. are you surprised that he was so outspoken in the way he dealt with this? >> no, i was not. look, he was sitting for this trial for 6 weeks. he was also the judge that signed search warrants. he has been involved with the case from the very beginning. that clip that we just played right after murdock said it was not me, i would never hurt my son. i would never heard my wife and i think that was in response maybe to -- was you as the person, but not the type of person may be someone that was another influence. one of the things that i thought was exceptional was when the judge said that your family has been prosecuted cases since

1910. and they have put people to death. they have put people to death for far less than what you have been convicted of and in essence saying that he thought that maybe the death penalty would not be appropriate for murdaugh. that was not his decision. that was the prosecutor's decision not to bring that death penalty case. >> jonathan: david, there was a lot of talk of how quickly the jury came back here about 2 1/2 hours of deliberation and they were pretty much agreed after 45 minutes to given that and given the circumstantial nature of some of the evidence, are there any grounds for appeal as murdaugh's attorneys say they will file? >> absolutely there's grounds for appeal. i have been vocal about this when the judge made the decision to admit the financial crimes, the roadside shooting and the boating judgment or civil case when it happened itself. generally, we want prosecutions based on the facts of the crimes and the offense is not that people are bad people or the

propensity to commit crimes. the prosecutor made an argument that all supported motive and a lot of people thought that the nexus between those acts and the motive were weak and at times the prosecutor used it for more than just motive. that -- there's a limiting instruction, the time of the admission of the evidence as well as the final jury charge that you can't use it for any other reason. you can't use it that he is a liar. and the prosecutor used it at times for the fact that he is a liar. he is a liar about the video and the candle and being down there. but the use of a liar about the client relations and what he did to his law partners should not have been used in that fashion. it should have been tailored as a motive. >> jonathan: all right, david bruno, thank you very much. good to see you to. it took six decades but a vietnam war hero finally has his medal of honor. we will hear from him when we

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>> jonathan: the huge storm system that brought heavy winds and several destructive tornadoes to parts of texas, arkansas, and louisiana thursday night has created severe weather alerts and parts of the southeast and into the ted nesi and valley's tonight. correspondent christina coleman is tracking the latest development's. good evening, christine. >> reporter: yes, more than one and a quarter of a million

people are out of power right now due to the severe storm sweeping across the country. and as of now, there's at least eight weather related deaths due to the storm system. take a look at this video out of north texas, damaging winds making havoc in denton county, ripping off the front of this grocery store. about 30 miles north of dallas. the debris crushed some vehicles, unfortunately, no injuries were reported in that incident. emotions are still running high as business assess the aftermath of the severe weather that hit texas. >> i have never seen anything like it my whole life. it is devastating. it is heartbreaking. these people lost everything. it is just heartbreaking. >> reporter: rain and some wind gusts of up to 70 miles per-hour whipped right to parts of northern alabama. at least three people were killed and by trees that fell. authorities say a woman died after a rotted tree branch fell

on her suv and arkansas. deputy sheriff's say that a grandfather ground after his truck was likely swept right off the road and into a nearby river. there were also three weather related deaths and kentucky. lots of tragedy there and now storms are making their way up the northeast coast which could lead to more flooding and heavy snow in that region. jonathan? >> jonathan: khristina, thank you. we will see you a little late later for our nightcap. >> reporter: i think yes. ♪ ♪ >> jonathan: in the real news roundup, the student in tennessee is the first to pass a law restricting drag shows. they are prohibited from 1,000 feet of schools, public parks and places of worship. supporters of the bill say it is about protecting children from inappropriate content. the proposed california law with

fine businesses up to $300 if they continue to pass out paper receipts to customers without being asked for what. the bill failed the first attempt in 2019 and is modeled after california's plastic straw ban. only this time, they are trying to save the trees. discover financial services will reportedly be the first major credit card company tracking gun purchases starting in april. proponents say this could help detect suspicious activity, never mind the scrutiny that will abide law-abiding citizens. amazon post pause on the building of its second headquarters in arlington, virginia. a massive office complex was projected to add over $100 million of income to the area over 12 years. the move comes after amazon announced was laying off 18,000 workers in its corporate workforce. it has been almost six decades since retired greenbrae colonel paris davis was first

recommended for the medal of honor for his service in vietnam. today, he finally received it. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin has his story. >> paris, you are everything this metal means. everything our nation is at our best. >> only 60 years after being recommended for the medal of honor, retired greenbrae colonel paris davis one of the fast black officers to lead a special service -- forces team received the highest military award. >> president biden: he realized he was the last american standing. he yelled, i'm coming for you. i'm coming for you. >> reporter: colonel davis described why he and his men in the fifth special forces the temperatures were not scared on june 18th, 1965. >> they knew that i was not going to do anything that would

create harm. >> reporter: what he was thinking during the 19-hour battle as he braved enemy fire to save three fellow green beret soldiers. >> complete, tried to do it as quickly and as thoroughly as you can and get back as safely as you can. >> reporter: soon after he was nominated for the medal of honor but the paperwork disappeared. of years later, it was resubmitted and then lost again. ron piece was a member of davis' team in vietnam the night of the ambush. >> i don't think it was by accident. i think because he was a black leader of our team, i think there was recommendations. they were thrown away. >> reporter: colonel davis' daughter explains the lessons. >> he always talked about it is about we not i. >> to stay with his team, to

recover and do everything he possibly could to see that they were not taken prisoner. it was phenomenal. >> reporter: 58 years later, colonel paris davis received his medal. jennifer, fox news. >> jonathan: hershey's is facing backlash for putting a transgender woman on candy bar wrappers for international women's day. first, dramatic video captures the moment for the officers reached a submerged vehicle and a cat just wants to lie down. the best viral videos coming up next. ♪ ♪ it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you.

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this way. the confused, tried to lie down. but each time would end up on the floor. remember when cat videos ruled the internet? [audience reacts] >> jonathan: from bad cats to knotty dogs, the university of louisville basketball halftime show will never be the same after that dog performing frisbee catching tricks squatted and really himself on the court. a kindly and present police officer attempted to help a raccoon with something stuck on its head. he raced all around the empty -- the departments at the foot chase traveled a quarter-mile in steps in just 10 square feet. eventually the jar was removed. >> okay, man. we are going to work on a way

in. stay back from the window. i'm going to bust it. >> jonathan: body cam video shows the intense moment when florida deputies found a vehicle submerged upside down in the dark, murky canal. they got an sos alert that send out automated coronets from the victim. so phone. the accident happened around 1:00 a.m. when the driver swept the avoid an animal on the road. they were able to pry open the door and get a man to safety. cruise passengers along norway's -- a vibrant display of the northern lights. is timeless videos shows the aurora moving across the night sky. the passengers traversed around sweden and onto finland. that is on my bucket list. if you have a viral video to share, hit us up @foxnewsnight on social media. ♪ ♪ as former and papa star justius mahlet deals with his convictions on five counts of disorderly conduct for a long to

please, fox nation is set to debut a brand-new five-part docuseries anatomy of a hoax about the hate crime that was not. no secret password required to join. fox news headlights reporter eric and fox entertainment reporter joining us live here on said. welcome, you guys. great to have you. michelle, an appeal? seriously? on what basis? >> on the basis that he is a privileged guy who tried to play political ice hockey in the middle of chicago with the entire nation. he needs to serve time. bottom line. he really does. >> jonathan: eric? >> i am not surprised that he is appealing. i'm surprised so many people believed him when you look back on it, there were these two nigerian brothers who were

racist and homophobic with maga hats and a noose. so many people willing to believe the victim narrative. >> jonathan: hershey's normally does not get into trouble. they annoyed some people with this ad. take a look. >> i am the executive director of wisdom to the action. we can create a world where everyone is able to live in public spaces as their honest and authentic selves. changing how we see the future at hershey's canada. >> jonathan: a lot of reaction on twitter. take a look at this sweet saying, hershey's is honoring women by featuring delusional disfigured men on its candy bars. feel empowered yet, the latest? to which clay johnston the trans-woman tweeted, the reaction to my inclusion as a trans-woman shows just how far we still have to go in the fight

for feminist liberation and trans rights. i will always stand up for women and girls, cis and trans. was hershey's right to do this? >> i think they were but i understand the point that some people are uncomfortable with it and it is a private company. people can have their own reactions. i did read into it and i found out that this person who was honored, she is two -- which means two spirited. it is nonbinary this nation. i think we have too many letters. >> jonathan: there are a lot of letters. michelle, are you offended? >> you know, this is for international women's day and at the end of this month, we have trans awareness day. in june, we have 30 days of lgbtq i.e. elemental p month. and then in november, we have another trans week.

i would like one day to just stay with the women. i have nothing against -- i love maddie trans women. i have trans women that are friends but let's just keep the patriarchy out of women's day. >> jonathan: all right, the backlash to all the covid restrictions has reached celebrity level. you may have seen what he herrill so -- woody harrelson hosting snl. he followed up with this quote, let's be done with this non nonsense. i don't have to wear the mask. why should they have to be vaccinated. how is that not up to the individual? tim robbins weighing in with this week. what he back -- what he is right. time to end the charade. is it a charade? >> now that the celebrities have

chimed in, it is officially over. i think we will see a throwdown in hollywood in the next couple months. i really believe this can of worms is literally just open. >> jonathan: eric, we are talking and the break about jon stewart's hilarious interview on colbert where he said, well, there's this coming out of -- out of wuhan, china. perhaps we should talk about if it is chocolate deliciousness. everyone is weighing in. >> he got a lot of backlash from the left and it turns out we have the department of energy and the fbi saying the lab leak theory is most likely right. the people espousing the theory were conservatives. they were the bad people and that is part of the politics now. it is not just about facts and logic. it is not only who agrees with you but what does the other side think? if they think something, you

anna we have to think the opposite. >> jonathan: great to see you as always. sad news tonight, actor tom sizemore who gained fame for his roles in saving private ryan has died less than two weeks after a stroke and brain aneurysm caused him to collapse and lose consciousness. sizemore's family made the decision to remove him from life support in the l.a. area ton tonight. tom sizemore was 61 years old. coming up, what if the passengers sitting next to you on an airplane asked you to switch seats so their family could sit together? would you do it? what if it meant you had to give up your window seat for a middle seat? there's still time to weigh in on social media @foxnewsnight. the nightcap crew coming up next. ♪ ♪ start making memories on the water you will never forget. for as little as $5.00 a day, you can own your very own brand-new tracker boat,

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♪ ♪ >> jonathan: we are back with the nightcap crew. christina coleman, anita vogel, and kevin corke. we are talking about airplane etiquette after an influencer refuses to switch seats with another passenger so the family can sit together. if she had switch seats, she would have had to move to a middle seat.

the question to you guys, would you give up a window or aisle if it meant a family could sit together? eric, you were the nicest family man and maybe just the nicest man i know. what you do it? >> officially i was going to say yes absolutely but then i realized it was a middle seat and the answer is no. if it were an aisle seat or a window, i would. i'm going to need some money. >> jonathan: i was looking at this window. she is in business class. there's no middle seats. what she means is she was just going to the middle section. you are still next to an aisle. she seemed like a spoiled little influencer to me. >> you know what? they get attention. they are a little spoiled. i would say i would not switch seats especially if i'm uncomfortable with what i'm sitting next to. what if i end up sitting next to someone who won't stop talking or they take their shoes off? i don't know. >> jonathan: nasty. michelle, i don't know how you

top that. are you a seat switcher? >> it all depends on how long the flight is. if it is a long flight, i will switch seats. if it is middle, no. >> jonathan: talking of lovely people, anita, you are someone who i feel like would switch, or whatever the imposition was on you. prove me wrong. >> are probably would do but i would do it regretting it and really hating that i was sitting in the middle seat. you know, jonathan, you have kids. how many times do you have to ask people to move so you can sit together because the plane, they change aircraft. all the seats get messed up and you get separated from your kids. yes, i would probably do it. >> jonathan: honestly, it would -- when i fly with my kids, i booked them 28 rows behind me. kevin corke, did your family of 10 children, i think it was, all sit together on flights?

>> no. i was going to say never ever ever. it was always two over there, three in the back. i fly a lot by myself and so i routinely would give up my seat and sit in the middle just because i believe in karma and i think, you know what, pay it forward and i have, like, the best of luck. that is why i do it. >> jonathan: let's look at a couple of responses we got on social media. bret holmes says if i have an aisle seat, i am not moving. i hope i'm pronouncing this name quickly. it is unreasonable to expect someone to switch seats if they paid for their reserve seats. the family will be fine. they should use this as an opportunity to plan their travels further in advance next time. i picked the seat i want so i'm not switching. plan in advance or accept the consequences. tough crowd here, michelle. >> i'm staying away from them. >> there you go. >> book in advance. >> jonathan: you are right. and get the seat you pay for.

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