George Kessler (Weatherman)

Look, here's a satellite picture in motion. You say, George, why is it so windy?

Live television, you can't beat it for a rush. If you're deep down inside secretly an adrenaline junkie, it's what you want to do.

I love the city. Duluth is a great town. You could drop a money clip in the middle of the street and somebody would chase after you to give it back. And so you have this wonderful sense of it's almost childlike, the security that you have here. Snow showers will hold up. You think they're just going to die.

It was Monday, and I was coming through the newsroom pretty quickly, saw that my message light was on, so you're putting your stuff down, you set your voicemail to play back, and all of a sudden it just erupted. This, you know, stream of vitriol came out of the phone.

Oh, yes. In no uncertain terms.

The way the laws are, you can't necessarily have security in a situation like this until something really bad happens.

If he was in the grips of a delusion, and I happened to be available to him, yes.

It's a bad night out there, folks. There's no way around it.

And I said, you know, this is not something that's going away.

Yes. He won. We have to understand that he wasn't doing it out of malice. It doesn't matter. He won, right? Yes. He did.