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. >> joining me now, harry enton. good evening. can you hear me? >> i hear you. you hear me? >> i hear you. welcome aboard. we got you on skype. we've got a look at times square where the snow is coming down. >> people will assess closely these emergency measures taken in seven states. how do you think this round of action is going to play compared to what we've seen in the past with what we've just shown up there? >> these governors are taking the biggest precautions possible because the last thing they want is people to get killed or stuck on the road. politics is a very strange game on the local level and there have been plenty of politicians, not the ones you mentioned, but going way back who lost political campaigns because they didn't take the measures they needed to. i'm thinking john lindsey in 1969. the mayor of chicago in the late '70s he lost reelection. these are the types of things that can really hurt them if they don't take the precautions necessary >> if you're doing a political assessment how do you distinguish between getting out if front, we saw multiple go