al gore is comparing and saying anti-alarmists are this generation's racists. describes his early years when racism was rampant until people spoke up. they, quote, won the conversation. now gore wants to do the same with global warming. listen to this vomit. >> back to the phrase, there was a time when racist comments would come up in the course of the conversation, but there was a time when he said, hey, man, why do you talk that way? that's wrong. i don't go for that. don't talk that way around me. i don't believe that. that happened in millions of conversations and slowly the we have to win the conversation on climate. . >> they were all-around the dinner table though growing up. he left that part out. >> exactly right. he father didn't vote for the civil rights act, little known fact. >> i did not know that. now that you have already started talking, feel free to agree with me on this. has al gore become a big, fat joke ?r. >> i think he was before. it is a classic sign of liberalism. if you don't agree, call him a racist or biggot. the other thing about th

go to an al gore speech, he will never take questions.reat moderate force on global warming he refuses to debate him, testify with him before capitol hill. al gore has become an 0 believe yeah for. no one challenges him. he doesn't let anyone challenge him. >> what i say is that this isn't new. you have representative jackson from texas saying the debt ceiling debate is not due to our 15 trillion worth of debt but because of the president's race. you have representative clyburn south carolina talking about the 20 century civil rights act which is obamacare, if you didn't know sean. this is another example. i think it is disgraceful. what is interesting, no longer a conservative just in general racists now they are getting more specific, tying it to specific agendas, pieces of legislation. if anything they are trying harder. >> very strong point, progressive movement i've never associated conservatives with racism, nor would i ever. i think you are giving examples of people who are pretty extreme. frankly they get a lot of news but they do

andrea, is al gore a big baby?ilarious that newsweek gave the queen of rage covered on michele bachmann after that. they are getting so angry the far left. enviros turn it to religion. they are less persuasive, particularly after climate get a. you look and you will go advocate like he is to have the government change the weather. you bet ver the research right. the spokesperson shouldn't a know forous fibber. hello. >> greg: bob, you look forlorn, sad, deflated. >> bob: i want to say about the attack on al gore. i would have said it but the producers wouldn't let me. i will say this. that was a little rant, that is for sure. that is more animated than al has been his entire career. for those people who really do believe these things that he called [bleep] he is right. the earth is getting warmer. 11 straight years of the higher temperatures. wait. >> before that it was hotter. 11 strait years it was hotter. >> excuse me. you of the flat earth society. i want to introduce you to galileo. you have to get over this.

al gore is sending his a team to bill gates. you know bill gates knows science, and you noy they have done everything they can to convince him. and bill gates goes, polio, malaria, let's get rid of it. i looked this up. bill gates has made a couple of comments about global warming that are all along the lines of "we should keep looking into it." i don't know anything about it except that bill gates has an infinite amount of money and a social conscious and looking to spend it, and you know that the al gore people are there bringing him snacks or anything they can. he has bt said a word. >> gates had some serious stuff to say about wind mills and solar power. he doesn't care about that stuff, but he won't say it because he knows the cocktail parties will suck. >> and that's probably wise and good to not say a lot of what you don't know about. but the fact that bill gates thinks the problems are polio, malaria, dissin terry, and if you look at the numbers, the problems are polio, malaria and diinterry. >> i am waiting for claw mad

you can back up. >> we were tired of their stories. >> they needed bigger boats. >> i love josh. >> al gore says he needs an american spring style. you said it sounds like gore is saying they need something like a tea party and everyone should share my . of view. -- share my point of view. he says our democracy is withering on the vine. >> wow. the am buds man is right. >> a stalking horse is like a decoy you use to cover up your true motives. >> it is not a trojan horse you fill with enemies? >> no. >> it is not a trojan? >> no. >> i fill that with horses. >> back to me. >> back to andy. >> gore is saying the tea party is a stalking horse for the people like the coke brothers, rich people who want lower taxes. he is stupid for saying it, i should point that out. jaime when you hear stuff like this, don't you just wish gore were president? i actually understand gore's bitterness. he should have been president in 2000. >> i now see what we missed. >> his bitterness was not coming from losing presidency. his bitterness came from temper. >> that's where his bitterness came from tiper. >> remem

al gore knows why in the most recent edition of rolling stone magazine who are penned an essay titled climate of denial or why it is that global warming is still a question in america and not viewed here is a fact of life as in most other nations on the planet the analogy that gore uses. has to do with professional wrestling to someone just watching professional wrestling for the first time it seems real guys look like they're just beating the snot out of each other there's blood groans and agony kasia all serious injuries one of the tip offs but it's all fake it's all a show it's how the referee acts it's wrestling was real the referee would be on point and impartial fulfilling his duty like any other referee in professional sports baseball basketball football but wrestling the referee is just a character playing an important role in the scripted theatricals inside the ring ever notice that any time the bad guy is breaking the rules like smashing his opponent's skull with a metal chair the referee seems to be distracted. or when the good guy finally pile drags the bad guy and lays on

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they're going to say he supported al gore. >> exactly.it's kind of hard for him to argue that he didn't know there was other republicans running in 1988, the al gore was the most conservative candidate in the country he could hope for. there's a lot in his country. bill clinton was an example. when you've been a governor a long time, there'sality of things to point to it to say i should be elected. there's stuff in his record that will cause both the right and the left some concern. >> well, as someone might say, it's kind of an inconvenient truth. susan page, ron fournier, cynthia tucker, stick around. we're going to talk about the president, iowa and jobs next. trivia time though, we asked, how did the first-ever heisman trophy winner jay berwanger leave and indelible mark on the u.s. president ji in 1943. a game between the university of chick achicago and the universiy of michigan. berwanger got tackled by a future president. gerald ford. left him way bloody cut and a permanent scar left eye. we'll be right back. [ male anno] this is

the example in my book is that al gore in the incident in portland oregon although it delights me he was called out in cannot be trusted that is not the basis of my argument that is the cherry on the icing but my argument is that he is the rent seeking businessman. the way the other side treats people like me is they don't want to engage with the arguments but destroy us. for example,, christopher has increased disease with the bulging eyes. that is not a reason why his argument should not be trusted it just maine's fee has craves disease. i once wrote that i had manic depression. you have the university using public money to launch a case against me and it was carefully constructed. the bbc one of the arch advocates, not to an annual party, it to teamed up with the nobel prize-winning geneticist to construct essentially what was a hit job on me. a neutral science documentary looking at the pros and cons of global warming. but what actually emerged, i am not a known rate. not sour grapes but what happened. it was that the number one, anybody who does not believe in man-made global wa

.>> weer >> we were tired of theirie stories. >> they needed bigger boats. >> i love "jaws.">> >> al gore says american spring -- you said gore iss saying we need something like the tea party except everybodyne should share my point of view, and you are right.--ha he says our democracy is withering on the vine. that means we had an open and fair election and we don't like that voted in. >> the am buds man was -- saidsn i was right jie. they will a receive a decoy or something. >> it is not a troy januaryjan h horse. >> no, no. >> is that you, phil? >> i filled that one with horses. hor >> anyway, back to me. >> back to you before he kills something.ea >> gore says it is a stalking horse for people like the coke l brothers who just want lowerhe taxes.he i joy gio he is stupid for saying it.. >> jaime, you asked when youimeh hear stuff like this, don'tth you just wish gore wasn't?were >> i actually understand gore's bitterness.erness he should have been presidentsit in 2000. see >> and we see what we missed by him not becoming president. his bitterness was not losing pe the presidency. bit

in honor of al gore, green tea, not tea party but al gore green tea. >> bob: where do you come up with this stuff? >> dana: one thing that vice president al gore would have loved and started electric vehicles. every president said there would be a future for electric vehicles. now we have the chevy volt, the electric vehicle not doing so well. >> greg: incredibly sexy car. so sexy 125 dorks purchased it. overall, right? >> bob: no, no, no. >> dana: that was the last month. 125. this year they told 2870. >> greg: they give a rebate, $7,500 which is our money. a soft coercion to push chase this thing. like forcing american to buy broccoli flavored ice cream. it hurts broccoli and ice cream. >> bob: hybrid -- sorry. go ahead. i'll go. hybrid cars have become extremely popular and become more popular. >> andrea: this is not hybrid. i'm forhybrid. >> eric: the volt -- >> bob: i know that but i'm saying we are going to move to electric. you first. >> dana: how do you get the electricity? >> bob: the reason they sold so few, they were depend tok japanese auto

global warming is a topic al gore is passionate about. he got angry during the speech.ing the speech, he almost woke a couple of people in the audience up. scary. he went on a tirade about the scientists who get paid to tell us we have nothing to worry about. he used the "f" word. the "b" word. he didn't use the "n" word. but the other words seemed very out of character. all a sudden he's joe pesci with aer this moral thermometer. this is the real audio. we combined it with video from "frosty y e snowown." well, here it is. al gore, the snowman. >> they pay pseudo scientists to pretend to be scientists to put out the message this climate thing, it's nonsense. c 0-2 doesn't trap heat. it may be volcanoes. [ bleep ] and when you go and talk to any audience about climate, you hear them washing back at you the same crap over and over and over again. there's no longer a shared reality on an issue like climate, even though the very existence of our civilization is threatened. people have no idea. it's [ bleep ] >> jimmy: all right, well, hopefully evaporated into a storm clou

call of chris rock for what he did and didn't do it the president's right house birthday party well al gore's rise over throw obama seriously sort of you know as usual for a friday episode of adam vs the man. yesterday was quite a day for the stock market and it struck fear into the hearts of all who are unfortunate enough to have a stake in it without an understanding of the government subsidized casino that it really is the dow close down over five hundred points enough to get a lot of attention. nine of ten days of the general our biggest loss in two thousand and nine year in words like a learning panic devastating rather than extra can self continues. oh my god let's. see it it doesn't matter if it's the government or the leech of a financial system created by it dependency must be reinforced today there was a slight rebound in the stock market or the dow closed up sixty points but that's not the whole story want you to go this chart of the day from bloomberg today this is the dow jones industrial average as it is in yellow here from two thousand and eight all the way back to one nine hun

former vice president al gore call for us to have an american spring to bring democracy back we need to have an american spring you know the. non-violent part of it isn't finished yet but we need to have an american storing account of the american. nonviolent change were people from the grassroots get involved again. al gore stop just short of calling for revolution he still seems to believe that the democratic process of voting really gives people a voice but what about grassroots effort that he is calling for why are we seeing an american spring seeing you young americans take to the streets like we have throughout north africa and the middle east when one reason maybe because they can't afford it and it's recently passed that deal might only be making that situation worse joining me from our studio in los angeles to discuss this is an actress ferry and host of the young turks university and thanks so much for joining us tonight now since the debt deal has passed of course we have heard and i think rightly so a lot of outcry you can say from progressive's keith oberman call for peo

>> my favorite quote al gore gets one thing right, even partial limb.o imagine that people care about values in this country was based on will rise up and get more involved in the democratic process. hey al, that's the tea party. >> my reaction is, you can dislike members of congress, i understand that the people who first time involved in politics, want to cut spending, balance the budget, reduce taxes, constitutional principles, how can you be against those forces? i'm all for activism, i didn't heatatatatatatatatatatatatatata. >> sean: people on the left class warfare, half the country doesn't pay income taxes. when is the anger the backlash going to go towards the people that have zero accountability? the ones that play the class warfare game? the ones that scare seniors? when is the anger at washington going to build in a crescendo? >> i think it has built to that point now. look at al gore, these days t that speech is so hypocritical, the way he flies around in a private jet lecturing about environmentalism. he's an elite. decrying the coch brothe

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al gore making a lot of money off the global warming controversy. he has taken some lumps.addressed his critics in aspen, last thursday. >> bill: memo to al gore, if you want to refute your critics, do it with facts, not cheap invective. you're a pinhead, wise up. that is it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website. spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. oreilly@foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be inso length when writing to the factor. -- inso leth

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al gore kind of did invent it. i was there. you know, like, we had all of these different networks and al gore went before congress and the gore bill united them, and it's dhlly fair. once in a while there's a smart politician. whatever elsy think of it, it's kind of fair. >> i think very highly of our former vice president. anyway, isn't part of the idea of the internet that there's all of this content out there that if you have access to it and obviously having access much mo information than you ever would have, and it should be free, and that the ability to, whether it's look up a diagnosis or learn about something that you're interested in finding out more information about, or e-mailing your friends or whatever it is, that there should be that provided to people without a cost? >> well, look, first of all, the real information is not the information you can get. it's not the information wikileaks can leak. it's the information hidden inside facebook and google and bing computers, and that's the information that corollates

real al gore, he's really funny.. and then the guy who shows up to un is this, you know, ciggr store indian, right. >> yeah, yeah. >> it's a, it's an >> it's an unfortunate thing. and i think. >> yeahh >> .-t's, you know, some of it i guess is maybe our expectations as aa3 constituency that we expect ttese peoole to be perfect. and we expect them to, you sector of their base as one opposed to saying you know what? i cannt be that selfish as a voter and realize that, you know, there are other be addressed as well. and i, you know, some of that goes on me. and that i, i also have to recognize that this person's not perfect. >> yeah. >> this person's going to ú&ke mistakes. this person's allowed to make mistakes. if iim allowed to make mistakes they're allowed to make mistakes. >> so, so, so are they. >> and. we have a few minutes. i want to ask about king of the hill. >> alright. >> a program that, i don't -hink was fully appreciated ú& people out in the world. i, i, i, i and it's very, very funny. you know you look at

and then my other question you know we recently just heard al gore former vice president say that u.s. citizens should be inspired by the arab spring and take action here to get things addressed and to make political change i want to play a little bit of what he said that we need to have an american spring a kind of an american tahrir square nonviolent change where people from the grassroots get involved again do you think that's the answer to get involved politically so that your voice is more heard and maybe some change could be enacted you had any kind of faith in that kind of a response. you know. i'm not sure because there are so many lobbyists out there you know being paid by corporations and are just there to just make more money for themselves and screw the little people you know. so do you feel really there's nothing you can do well i mean we can try. to less all of us get together all at once you know. just one person here and there you know it's not really going to do much but maybe if we all got together maybe we could. change them. all right well we certainly appreciate y

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then al gore, you tell ther to in the book, retracts. who retracts a concession speech?ou called it amateur hour. >> we were all trying to figure without what was happening. we were contacted by i think it was bill daley. and indicated that gore was going to concede. florida had at this point been called for bush. then, he call back to say that gore had changed his mind and was withdrawing his concession. gore may have called back himself. this business of conceding and then withdrawing the concession, i had never seen anything like that before. >> sean: what were those days like, hanging, swinging, dimpled, chads and you know, not knowing the results, shifting, results on a daily basis, what was that like for you during that time? >> we had plenty to do. my big concern was we were going to miss the transition. we had a lot to do. we had to pick a cabinet and fill thousands of positions. and we were everyday we lost time on that, because of the ongoing recount. >> sean: ever have any doubt it wouldn't come out that way? >> no, every time they recounted, they recounted se

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tonight, al gore compares anti-global warming people to racists. colin powell slams dick cheney. >> bill: reality check and we begin this evening with dick cheney's new book that slams people like condaleeza rice and colin powell. mr. powell doesn't like it. >> mr. cheney has had a long and distinguished career and i hope in this book that's what he will focus on, not these cheap shots that he's taking at me and other members of the administration who serve to the best of our ability for president bush. >> so you, you just label them flatly cheap shots. >> yeah, they are cheap shots. several of the ones that he tosses at me, you know, he takes great credit for my resignation in 2004. well, president bush and i had always agreed that i would leave at the end of 2004. >> bill: we invited both powell and cheney to appear on "the factor" and they've always turned us down in the past but we hope they will reconsider. check two. in addition to causing hurricane irene global warming may be responsible for brand new generation of racists. take it away, al

two decorated world war ii vets, bush and dole and then al gore and john carrie and john mccain all lost. the new issue of rick stengel's "time" magazine is about the vets of our post 9/11 wars. joe klein, his writer argues that future presidents are likely to emerge from today veterans. rick, explain this. >> it is a wonderful story by joe klein. when he started going to afghanistan as an embed, he'd come back and say these young men and women are the greatest our country has to offer. they're a new greatest generations. one of the things he's looked at and what happens to them when they come back home, all the skills they've learned in the military they're using here. when you're organizing a village in afghanistan, how hard is that to do here in america. when you're making decisions about life and death and being entrepreneurial in the military, how hard sit to do when they come back here? these men and women have extraordinary skills and this is a new paradigm of looking at vets as the best of what america has to offer. chris: this is a face night -- nating irony but rick's piece is

eight states and the district of columbia have signed the compact which grew out of al gore's loss to george bush in the 2000 election. gore lost the election despite winning the popular vote. brown calls the election by popular vote basic and fair, but state republicans say candidates would spend less time campaigning in smaller states. >> more importantly drives most of those candidates to the center because they have got to govern over an entire population rather than the more highly populated areas that tend to vote more democratic. >> former governor arnold schwarzenegger vetoed two previous popular vote measures. >>> well, nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us to explain the idea of a so-called direct election. >> take us back to our high school days. how does this work? do we care? is there any chance it's going to happen? >> it's time for a civics lesson, folks. we choose the president indirectly. we forget that sometimes, but electoral votes. those are determined by how many seats we have in washington. okay. so california has 55 electoral votes, right? becaus

al gore got 42%, john kerry got only 41% of white votes in 2004.because meas' 24% was on the high end. last november's she lacking of democrat -- shellacing of democrats beat a retreat. democrats got only 37% of white votes last november. 37%. it's all very worrying for the obama re-election campaign because in the most recent nbc poll, he, the president, is down to just 36% of whites. there you see the drop, helene, why the fall off? >> and you're asking me? i thought it was interesting what you said right now -- just now about the white house and obama's re-election campaign worrying about this. trying to get these guys to talk about race, is one of the hardest things to do as a reporter covering the white house. they always tell you, we don't look at it that way. they've tried so hard to present barack obama as a candidate who is not thinking race, race, race all the time they've don't present him that way. but of course they're worried about that. i think that's definitely an issue. a far bigger issue is not about whether race is going to be an

i'm al gore and today my guest is. g.p.s. the global positioning system developed in the united states has long been the only functioning and reliable worldwide navigation system put recently russia introduced its own system called. its satellites are meant to see areas with g.p.s. doesn't together they could guide us from space to every inch of terrain but as it happens i mean the development and the cop ration care is the director general of grown ass delegation systems. the positioning system has been functioning put two years in this short time it's had some positive feedback from outside of russia the swedish company says glonass operates better than g.p.s. in northern latitudes but there have been some problems with the satellites three new ones crashed into the ocean on their way to the orbit this accident cost some space officials their jobs and the criticism from the president. well after this criticism from the president that we just heard. today the the serious of scandals connected to to development was there a ma

and it's a media company, co-founded by al gore and now the current home for keith olbermann and it's going to become, they say, a voice for the left and help them do it, they hired the boss, guess where he's from? cnn. >> i do feel like i've crossed a line and have been somewhat, and outed myself, all right, that overtly, i need to say that, i will tell you that i-- >> you outed yourself to somebody whose views lean to the left? >> yes, yes, and that's what this network is going to be. >> and that's john borman one of the most powerful jobs in washington, rich, he was the bureau chief, david was bureau chief for cnn and admitting publicly he's quote, outed himself. >> and a media reporter from the baltimore sun saying how terribly disillusioned he was to learn that the head of cnn's bureau down there would be a liberal. i don't get the current tv. i don't think there's a need for msnbc the rest of the liberal media and current tv what msnbc is already doing and i would expect the audience to stay diminishing small. >> well, like they may say we're not liberal. we cover news, do you t

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ron mcclain served as chief of staff to vice president joe biden and before that to al gore. this is a critical moment. we saw what happened to george w. bush after katrina. they're clearly trying to learn from that example. should the president be doing anything right now about his vacation? should he be leaving? >> i think it's fine for him to leave on saturday. what he's dog, he's president of the united states wherever he is. he's president of the united states at martha's vineyard. he's talking to minister fugate and secretary napolitano. what he's doing differently, he's getting ahead of it, he's getting in front of it, and he's put the right people in charge. >> are there people in the white house right now most likely saying you've got to worry about the politics. it looks bad. you're on a golf course. does that matter, or are people legitimately just saying he takes the job and the crisis with him, and he manages it? >> look, i think he takes the job and the crisis with him and he manages it. what's going to be remembered is not what he does the day or two before thi

i am married to and like al gore is currently serving a seven year sentence for arson and spear see. he was involved in property destruction for two facilities one of them being a lumber company and one of them being a company that creates genetically modified trees. he was originally facing life in prison. and was seen night over anniversary i think and i didn't get a call from him which was really strange because he would have definitely called and then i called the prison to find out if anything happened and then of course they could. tell me anything and then later we find out he was moved he was in the process of being moved to. marion illinois it's in southern illinois and he's being moved to a unit called the communication management unit something that actually no one had ever heard about and we didn't know anything about it. so these units pulled what they consider people not necessarily charged with terrorism but somehow associated with terrorism which is very vague and it could basically mean anything they wanted from me. i lived in new york for nine eleven i experienced t