well, gore me is in markets like germany, france and italy go for it. perhaps going to a plate near you and a reminder of the top business story that we're following for you this hour. the british government is scrapping almost all the pledges announced in a budget less than a month ago following a collapse in market confidence in the u. k economy, the pound is strengthened more than 2 percent against the dollar as prison and i so from may on the business team handbell. and if you like more from us to head over to our website at d dot com slash business, you can also find us on the domain, use youtube channel as well. and where, of course, on facebook, gertrude, date of you dot business back i a a lender, and one for someone, just pure energy. d motion. he has his finger on the world's pulse. need to be ordered. choreographer who said you don't, i'm the chef in the kitchen on 21 on d, w a pulse with the beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about the perspective culture information. this is dw, and d, w, made from

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when we think of 2000, we think of versus gore. of course, that's the first thing that comes to mind. and we think about hanging chads and we think about, you know, maybe jeffrey toobin on national television fumbling around with the decision to report on it quickly or something. and what that protract that litigation left us with was a really compressed transition period. you know, it was, i think, 38 or 39 days when it was all said and done. so that's one of the i think, you know, key of this transition is that it was very and so you would think that because it was short, it would necessarily be kind of chaotic and that it would be disorder sized. but the scholars who study this actually believe that this transition was pretty smooth, all things considered. and clay johnson was the executive director of the bush-cheney transition, has talked about how george bush, told him as early as june 1999 to start preparing for the transition. so we might hear that and think, you know, this is hubris on the part of bush or something but i t

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gore.ependent state legislature theory. chief justice rehnquist claimed the constitution gave state legislatures complete control over presidential elections. today, some republicans want that unchecked power over all federal elections. to put it very simply, state legislatures can do whatever they want and state courts, even the state's supreme court, has no authority to say what you're doing violates the state constitution. >> and what makes this so poignant is that right now in america, most of the state legislatures are controlled by republicans. >> six of rehnquist's fellow justices rejected the theory. but this court has seen four conservatives already voice some support. if the theory stands, election experts predict chaos in any close contest, with legislatures questioning the results and maybe even selecting their own electors. >> imagine it's 2024. the presidential election is so close it all comes down to one state, let's say pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania's voters choose the demo

eventually surrendered to lk eileen gore, eileen bush for you are not a committed voter.t was someone who is right the first time, i don't know. i need to watch for the next couple of years. so i learned to appreciate and make people feel comfortable to say i do not know. is this a quiz question rick it's not a quiz at your opinion. your opinion matters because you matter for the last thing us republicans would say to me how to getug more women? i go through this long war and peace. at the idea an elevator speech as well but women tend to think more public and more conservatively when they get marriage, motherhood, mortgage and mutual funds. one day rose had a longer version four. when they realized i've ate mortgage and mutual fund i don't have a marriage or mother thought wait a second women ares choosing which of the 41, two, three, whatever they want to do whatever sequence. then it started realized women at the part of their choice is not victim of the circumstances we should be holding them up. and respectfully i thought at the time the democrats were back putting r

of course everybody goes on tv andk said oh my god it's tighter than the tick gore and bush are bother 50% to one point base you don't know 48 minus 47 is 1%. plucked it totally different said comeng on, which of 19 a7 n 1998 and only 5% the country's undecided 48 and 47 is 95 i thought 5% to gore and bush families let alone the rest of us. so i learned to respect it when people say i don't know, i am not sure. i need to know more information. that is a rich insight. now plus the pollsters were never willing to take i don't know for an answer. they say which way do you lean? if you had to guess if you had to say right now question eventually surrendered say okay eileen gore, eileen bush pretty or not a committed voter produce someone who is right the first time. i don't know, i need to watch for the next couple of years. i learned to appreciate and feel comfortable to say i don't know is this a quiz question it's not a quiz it's your opinion your opinion matters because you matter. the last thing iss is able republican's essay to me how do you get more women? long war an' peace. wome

i worked with tipper gore and a working group constantly. i think that everybody would like to have mental health benefits included in health care reform. what we want to make sure of is that they are including equally, there is no distinction. if you are sick, just sick. and so that is, that is what we are working toward. >> yes. i too have met with mrs. carter -- i mean, exclusive excuse me, mrs. clinton -- earlier on, and she really very much is supporting the coverage of mental health and substance abuse. >> -- first ladies have taken a very active at kyiv advocacy role in health care and your successor, mrs. clinton, has taken a very active role in crafting the policy and crafting the legislation. do you have any advice to mrs. clinton as she takes on that and it role in health care? >> i think i would tell her to just keep working at it. [laughter] i applaud your efforts and those of tipper gore. having been a first lady, you realize that there is some influence in that position and i applaud those applause you take advantage of that.

but in 2000 al gore conceded the election. in 2016, secretary clinton conceded the election.nd democratic supporters raised a lot of complaints. but we are now in a situation where after 2020 former president trump hasn't conceded. has pressed an agenda of fighting these results. and will never concede. >> and i just want to point out, i was on the 2016 election at hillary clinton's headquarters working for her. and we were all devastated and we did not see it coming like most of america. there were, hillary clinton herself was not telling staffers, oh, let's challenge this until the end. staffers inside the campaign weren't saying things that you hear trump officials saying like, oh, wait a minute, there was all sorts of rampant voter fraud. those things weren't happening. what we were talking about is, how do we wrap this up? how do we ensure that there is a peaceful transition and move forward. so it was very different to what happened in the 2020 race. to your point, what happened with al gore, hillary clinton, and what has happened for decades. people have conceded. >> o

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. >> there has been some of that, but in, 200 -- but in 2000, al gore conceded.2016, hillary clinton conceded. we did not see that in 2020. that is the difference. are you undermining faith in elections by saying that the 2020 election was stolen when there is no evidence to support that? >> in 2018, stacey abrams never conceded. she still has not. i do not hear cnn calling her an election denier. we have the right protected by the first amendment to question our government and elections. we still have the first amendment. and when you start seeing the media cancel people for questioning their government, then that is when we have a problem. >> from cnn's estate of the union this past sunday, kari lake, arizona republican gubernatorial candidate. having these exchanges 20 days out from the next election. guest: and 716 days away from the last major election we had. we should be clear about what the facts show. the facts show there's no been no evidence brought about any of the claims you just heard or with regard to any claims made in any state that demonstrate t

they're not going to book al gore tomorrow. okay? al gore can't get al gore booked. >> judge?requently, the last time i was on, it was a screaming match, and whoopee goldberg threw me out of the building, and my book went to number one on "the new york times." thank you, whoopi. >> i don't think who decides who gets into that audience. make no mistake, if you're a guest there, i know people who have been guests, they can insist on having x number of people in the audience. i don't know what deals there are, but i can tell you this, you've got an audience to some extent primed by "the view." they are always there -- they are anti-republican. they are progressive leftest. so this is their audience. so i don't know what they're surprised at. >> gutfeld, i'll let you close out. i was on greg's show a couple weeks ago, and got heckled. greg shut everybody down and said, "we don't heckle." that's the right way to do it. we give them stuff every once in a while there on "the view," but i was impressed with how they handled it. i was equally, if not more impressed, with now senator cr

when it was gore versus bush at some point the adjudication was done. it was george bush. >> i mean, the best person that put this perfectly said you could run the best campaign. you can become the nominee and you can still have the election stolen and that was said by hillary clinton in 2019. it makes me think that you can an appointed question election, right? >> for me, pennsylvania was at january 6th, major election denier. and as a young republican, i don't want to be in a republican party that is run by people who deny the election. there is no evidence of fraud. there was no evidence that the election did not have integrity. >> now i think we can all agree we want our elections to be free, fair and accurate. we want to trust the election. how can we do that when you are telling me in 2016 that trump is an illegitimate president and suddenly the same processes used in 2020 are amplified. mail-in ballots, future verifications were turned one. arizona has had mail-in ballots for quite some time. and republicans maintained control this our states, yo

al gore and bush are both under 50%. it's a 1. race. i look at a total different and said come on you tell me in 199i and 1998 that only 5% of the country is undecided, 48+47 = 95. i thought 5% 95. i thought 5% of the gore and bush families were still undecided let alone the rest of us. i learned to respect when peopln say i don't know i'm not sure i needed no more information, that's a rich insight. most of the pollsters whenever willing to take i don't know for an answer. they would say which way do you lean? which way, if you had to guess, if you had to say right now. eventually you surrender and say okay i lean gore, i lean bush. i don't know, i need to watch for the next couple of years. i learned to appreciate and maka people feel comfortable to say i don't know.. is this a quiz? not a quiz. it your opinion your opinion matters because you matter. the last thing is i was able to distill republicans would say to me how do we get more women? i go through this long war and peace and i thought i needed an elevator pitch as well. women

al gore junior, but al gore senior proposed an atomic death belt in between south and north korea.did truman know of that idea? to the express any thoughts on that? >> i don't hear any thoughts. lyndon johnson, senator johnson wanted to bomb them with nukes too. that hasn't changed much, has it? easier to be a senator to propose a war policy than to actually make a decision. >> truman thought that the cold war, though, was one of his legacies. is that correct? >> [inaudible] >> his part in it helped set the stage for what eventually occurred? >> i think he considered, the truman document which is basically stopping the expansion of soviet russia, they never got into western europe for example. i think he considers that -- no, i think he considered his legacy nato, which has been a huge success. as you know, when it began to expand 25 years ago, george kennan, the author, the father of the containment, he thought it was the most dangerous and reckless thing that we've done on foreign policy since the war. but that is another story. truman was not part of that. the marshall plan was

you know that al gore called you acclimate denier and you have rejected that, but there are still issues out there. i want your perspective. tell us, did you consider resigning why or why not? david: not resigning. we are making a forceful leadership job by the world bank on climate. i think the unfortunate side was was asked are you a climate denier, i should have said no. i did not go in that direction because no one said that other than al gore, and it was pretty much off-topic. i was at a seminar on tuesday where we were supposed to be talking about impact, so i did not do my best job in answering that charge. thanks. brian: now we have heard some stakeholders and you should resign, or they say sometimes publicly or privately that the bank is dragging its feet on climate change, but what about the shareholders. 187 members signed up to the paris climate agreement. have any of them ask you to resign? david: no. it is clear human activity is causing climate change comes that the task for us, for the world is to pull together the projects and funding that actually has an impact. i have

they came out of the bush versus gore race where nader was accused of being a spoiler and they argued if we had ranked choice voting al gore would be president and i work to implement that my college and many other colleges for their student body elections we saw in new york with the ranked choice voting that it took a long time for the winner to be declared so how can we make sure you have a voting system like ranked choice voting that is more democratic but not that takes so long that people look at the system and blame the system for thedelay . >> i lost that race and i'm still here strongly advocating ranked choice voting. for a guy that didn't win with it. but 95 percent of new yorkers have ranked choice voting and 77 percentwant to do it again . you're right eric that new york city board of elections is not exactly known for its stellar punctuality and other things. but the process is extraordinarily powerful and popular and you know, the fact that it wasn't as honorable as it should be we should make sure that's better the next time. >> last question on the forward party, no th

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the genesis is literally -- bush versus gore. our focus so that you really understand, the seriousness of this case is a constitutional matter. let me just explain what was behind that and what they said. the argument for the legislature theory is in the text of the constitution. in the elections clause context, the constitution empowers the state legislature, the state legislatures to prescribe the time, place and manner for the federal or congressional elections. the petitioners and more versus harper contend that the framers of the constitution did not intend, not redistrict seeing -- redistricting decisions by the state supreme court under the state constitution. their argument in 2020 in regard to the electors clause which similarly and i'm -- and an identical operative plan which confirms upon state legislatures the power to appoint the electors from the state. as you know trying to cast the states votes for the presidency and the vice presidency of the united states. this is the issue from today. whether there is limitatio

a lot of these are people that come from al gore's universe. they've done climate work. they're getting involved. the covid issue users have their blood screen approved covid pass laboratory. this is to the world economic forum. next. well, monitoring access to concert conferences, pilgrimage. this is happening further along in canada but of course they tried it in every state. think you guys there's any cities in california still the vax passports demands or is it been lifted? everyone's have left it. okay. next anti-vaccine. you may be an anti-vaxxer. now, according to dictionary, the updated definition is anyone who opposes vaccine mandates. you're now an anti-vaxxer. it used to be people who didn't you didn't trust vaccines at all and didn't want them. but now if you don't support a government authoritarian mandate, hey, you're an anti-vaxxer. that's the latest dictionary. merriam-wete next. this is canadian prime minister. at the end, as he's ranting aboutnvaccinated people and he says as a country, make a choice. do we toleratehese? he's asking openly how we tolera

al gore. i think this is time for a reset. among them is the climate crisis that they're going to be using to challenge it. that's on june 19th, nbc's today show, the world economic forum. this is john kerry going to play front and center role to deal with climate change, all of which is being laid bare as a consequence of covid 19. now, in the book, in detail, first of all, emergency powers, i go back to the roman republic and show through the roman republic, through the middle ages, through germany 1933, to 911, with the patriot act, the covid emergency to the coming climate emergency, the greatest abuses human rights by governments has been during times of so-called emergencies where they have temporary emergency powers. and this go say this is 1930. go back when side this is 1932. stuart chase he's a kitchen cabinet advisor to economic advisor to franklin roosevelt. he originally came up with what sounds eerily like the great reset. and let's just take a look at 1930. this is 1932 book and he wrote one in 1940 as well in t

gore was really a sharp rise in election litigation.ow, state legislative races, even city council races. you saw litigation sky rocket to unprecedented levels. what it did, you saw what rick hasson as ucla, one of the leading experts in the country on sort of election administration, election law, he writes about sort of the sore loser syndrome where basically, you see public confidence ebbing and flowing based on whether they're preferred candidate won the last election. this is really the key i think dichotomy here. even as our systems were getting hardened, becoming more efficient and accurate, at the same time, public confidence in the institution of the ballot box was on sort of a slow, long decline. >> in part because politicians started attacking all the systems and the sore loser syndrome, it really got to its most extreme with what happened in 2020. and so if we're going to fast forward to the election that's 35 days away, what is the concern? >> i think the concern plainly spoken is that you now have individuals running for o

she got gored by a bison.ping you can teach other people to just stay away from wildlife. she says she was on a hike earlier this month when she came upon several bison and she tried to get on by and one of them said not today, charged her, gored her, then knocked her face first into a bush. >> i ran and when i was running, he rammed me in the back, flipped me out, gored me, then flipped me into the mesquite bush face first. i think my back was pretty broken. it hit me that hard. it was probably 30 minutes into it that i realized i was even bleeding. he stood there most of the 50 minutes i was laying in the bush. he said don't you get back up and i did not get back out. [laughter] kumasi: wildlife experts say staley's 50 yards away from the bison area if you run into one. the woman says she will keep biking in the future. reggie: i could be a potential blow for thousands working in san francisco-based twitter. elon musk reportedly planning to slash staffing by 75%. if you have been following the saga, he is ex

be on gore/lieberman. that was like republicans back then lib owning, dunking on the democrats. oh, you're such sore losers. in reality, compared to what is happening now, you couldn't have lost in a more dignified manner than al gore did in 2000, an actual close election. donald trump got killed. there were four states that needed to flip for donald trump. it wasn't a particularly close election. yet still, we saw what we saw on january 6th. so look, i do think the difference between then and now is extremely dramatic. and i'm concerned. i think there's certain places where republicans will talk a big game. we saw this with larry elder in california last year. he talked a big game about not accepting the results and he didn't follow through. not everybody is demented as strump and being able to pull off something like this. but i do worry about certain places in particular. you just showed arizona is a prime spot. kari lake does seem like she has the trumpian ability to just deny reality and be forceful a

then you fast forward 40 years, al gore.er about a supreme court decision that broke against him based on what party had appointed justices to the supreme court. i think one of al gore's greatest moments was after that decision came out, said, okay, no, he told advisers, i'm not going to fight this anymore. the court has the final word. he went out, i think he gave the most eloquent speech of his career. it looks like we lost frank. >> we lost frank. >> yeah, but we'll get frank back. >> that was such an important moment looking back, you realized how important it was. >> it really was. there was so much, al gore came in, partisan, and i had extraordinary respect for this man because it was clear, he loved his country more than he loved power. >> and he did it with a lot of people in the democratic party, including me, that didn't want him to do it at that time. but he showed the kind of majority and the kind of really care about the country more than he did his own political career. clearly, he had more reason to fight than

follow this up a but thank god we were able to hold onto the safety net, cloudy, and did not lead gore recall. others were not that lucky with them. we were 3 friends on that bridge, and no one is dead. authorities quickly launched a rescue operation following the collapse, sending in boats and divers to search for missing people. dozens of soldiers have also been deployed to the site. the bridge is a local tourist attraction and had just recently been reopened to the public after undergoing renovations. some families are still hoping for good news, or this are lining up to bury their loved ones. what good? no. one needs took the other. this is so devastating that i cannot even speak of it, but then there were a lot of children. well, lot nibbling. this is worse than the krona virus pandemic go corin, mom, i am still in shock. is the guy that me medical. i'd would be able to, we're hoping indian police have arrested 9 people in connection with the collapse, including ticket sellers and contractors. d. w correspondent, when you're a child you're in delhi, told us more about the 19th cen

within one little muffle, al gore, the government should provide medicine the i will give the patients prescriptions, but most of the time the medicine is not available anywhere while it, if it is the only a black market prices. so every one suffers ability movement. myra urgently needs malaria medication. but her family can't afford it. she is in such bad shape . she can barely eat for mine. i'm so sick. i'm not hungry at all. thank god, if i were well, i would help my mother with the housework. i had dinner at the moment, i mostly just lie round about it. he said, for now, my reckon only hope that some day medical help will arrive in her village and that finally she will get well. will pakistan's foreign minister bill awhile bhutto zidari is calling for more international support for flood relief efforts. after talked with his german counterpart here in berlin, he gave an exclusive interview to d. w as chief international editor, richard walker. hello, good area. thank you very much for speaking to d. w. now you've just come from a press conference with alina burbock, your german cou

but thank god we were able to hold onto the safety net, cloudy, and did not lead gore recall. others were not that lucky with them. we were 3 friends on that bridge. and now one is dead. c, c t. v footage shows the moment the supporting cables snapped. authorities quickly launched a rescue operation following the collapse, sending in boats and divers to search for missing people. dozens of soldiers have also been deployed to the site. the bridge is a local tourist attraction and had just recently been reopened to the public after undergoing renovations. some families are still hoping for good news, or this are lining up to bury their loved ones. what good? no, good. one lisa. the of this is so devastating that i cannot even speak with them, but they're not. there were a lot of children more lot nibbling. this is worse than the krona virus pandemic. or in my time, i'm still in shock. as it's, you're up to date several world news at the top of the past with the country that will host the world contact between transformation and exploitation between education and tradition between cosmo

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