now ere is al gore's climate cliff. pl a new pla to keep the lights from going out when the next sandy hits. that could hit everyone's >> forget the pick cliff. are we about to go over the climate cliff? al gore calling for a carbon tax to be part of the negotiations. he said it will help fight global warming and keep individual tax rates low. wayne, you're cold on this global warming idea and the tax. why? >> well, he's a politician. he's not a climate thos. it's like asking barney frank to be an expert on bank, although he wrote a banking bill. they're implicating unnecessarily -- ty've got a problem already. you're talking about the fiscal cliff, which has to do with taxes and has to do with income and s to do with things that have nothing to do with the climate whatsoever. so to inject this into there to make it unnecessarily economicked and if they did, somebody has got to pay for it and they got to figure out some way to do it. this is just making a mess out of something that's already too fficult to solve. >> who

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imagine al gore landed at plymouth rock. he would say, i want to impose a tax on every tree you c down imagine what the real life negative examples that would result from this type thing. >> jonathan -- >> that's like saying your motto needs to be fish baby fish, when we've whale oil being used to power electricity. we've got to advance somewhere. i agree with the carbon tax. >>ou think carbon -- >> okay carbon isn't poison. >> i didn't say it was. >> this is the washington mentaly. let's see what wcan get in under the gun. christian, five seconds. >> yeah. i think we all agree that the timing is wrong, but jonathan, you are absolutely dead wrong, especially your being a market guy. you should recognize that the price of car done does not reect its cost and the carbon tax is designed tho do that. but we shouldn't look at it as a big revenue raiser. we should look at it as a way to normalize the market and make it equitable. >> i want to stay on this environmental story because coming up, lights are still out for lots of sand

to use it in another global warming ad by al gore.he man was capturing the video says no and he is standing up to al gore. [ thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >>> after contesting election results for the past two weeks, my next guest is conceding the race to patrick murphy. he explains the decision in the post politics plans. man himself and colonel alan west. thanks for coming on. >> thanks so much. >> it must have been a tough decision for you to make. what do you plan to do? >> we took it up to the certain indication deadline. it ended up certifying results from about a week ago which had it as a .85% and still there are about 306 ballots that were not included in the final report which admitted had irregularities. what we were very successful in doing showing there is some issue

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in the al gore column. >> florida goes for al gore. >> schieffer: in a matter of hours, we all took that back and said florida was too close to call. >> you will have 30,000 absentee ballots that aren't going to be counted until tomorrow. >> schieffer: just after 2:00 a.m., we reversed our original call and said bush had won florida and was the next president of the united states. >> bush wins. >> schieffer: less than two hours later, we retracked that call and said the election was just too close to call. >> this is no longer an election. it is like "alice in wonderland." we get stranger and stranger as alice said, fiquote her correctly. >> she's as good a person to quote right now as anybody i know. >> good evening. >> schieffer: so al gore won the popular vote but it would be well into december until the supreme court ruled that george bush had won displrd with it the presidenciy. >> i do solemnly swear... >> schieffer: our "face the nation" flashback. i'm a conservative investor. i invest in what i know. i turned 65 last week. i'm getting married. planning a life. there are risks, su

hence global warming is a problem. >> but back to al gore. al gore dinot talk about the environment when he was running for president, and these guys did not talk -- >> when he was running in 1988 he talked about it. >> when you have the mitt romney as governor running against this obama, their positions would not have been different mitt romney ndorser of cap- and-trade. >> tre ia hu disconnect, because the political culture is still full of deniers and politicians reflect that. unbelievable to go through three talktes and not about climate change at all. >> there has been a lot of advertising by interest groups to put forth the idea of fossil fuels and negate the idea of climate mornings, and tha hasn't -- negate the idea of a climate warming, and that has had an effect. >> in september, one of nasa's's satellites went dark, essentially did they had a back up a satellite, and that would tell us that the big storm was coming. they're not spending money. they are cutting back on this kind of stuff if we don't have those satellites -- >> while

they were hearing, "inglis has left the reservation, he is over there somewhere with al gore."o how are things around here? >> they're slow, how the economy is way off. >> when you get the financial collapse going, that's what made it possible for some well-spent money to blow doubt into the science, because, you know, the bankers failed us, the federal government is failing us, it's spending too much money, and these scientists who are funded by that federal government, they are probably in it too, and besides, they're godless liberals. >> hockenberry: inglis was defeated. >> bob inglis was defeated in a republican primary, 79% to 21%. now, how many times has an incumbent who isn't in prison or facing a prison sentence lost his own primary by 79% to 21%? this was overwhelming. but, what's happened is... >> hockenberry: the smile on your face suggests, "man, we won one." >> of course we won one. >> we're on the cord and o grandchildren, our great-grandchildren are gonna read... >> hockenberry: this climate hearing in the lame duck congress was inglis's last. >> ...your child is

i would love to see al gore run for president in 2016. i would love to see it. ew generations are new leaders. let me remind you al gore's ideas may not be new but they sure haven't been tried yet. the man that al gore is right now would be a great leader for this country. i think 2012 al gore would be a dynamite president in 2016 even better and i would be saying that even if he weren't my bus and i wasn't a desperate suck up. michael is calling us from san diego. good morning michael. you're on the "bill press show." welcome. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. >> john: what a pleasure. >> caller: i wanted to make a quick comment regarding the israeli, gaza -- the news busters articles wanted to back you up on that. >> john: please do. >> caller: in 2006, palestine territories held free and democratic elections. it is only when hamas is democratically-elected that the united states has a problem with that. >> john: yeah. >> caller: i think that sends a bad message about democracy. democracy in general. the united states-sponsored side does not win we don't su

john stossel says al gore could be on to something. i trust john is not "on" something. creeps me out to agree with al gore about much of anything but, look, if you are taxing people, better to tax carbon than investments or wages the global warming hysteria is certainly his tear yeah but, carbon has a cost and con impression and solution and it is not a terrible idea. >> so you are picking and choosing your less expensive choices. >> yes, because we do need taxes for something even if it is only defense and where are you going do get it? better to tax consumption. >>neil: i see way saying. wouldn't that, though, hurt that industry? >>guest: a little bit. fewer people would drive, the roads would be less congested. >>neil: you could raise a lot of money. >>guest: depends on how high the tax is. it can be onerous for those driving long distances but they taking the money from us anyway, far better to shrink the government, they don't node this. >>neil: assuming you move from one gouging government to another area of gaming government. they just add gouging, right? >>guest

al gore, jennifer granholm, cenk uygur and john fugelsang.ments on twitter, tune in to us tomorrow at8:00 p.m. eastern. have a great evening. until tomorrow. >> joy: it's my last before election day and i don't want to say this was

had al gore still won't talk about this just like john kerry is only spoken to one reporter on the two thousand and four election theft issue the american people are not to know that the republican candidates and their brothers are or that his brother in this case george the bush were traitors so here we have all the republican administrations of the last half of the twentieth and early twenty first centuries nixon reagan bush want to bush to and every one of them took the white house by fraud and or treason to quote president lyndon johnson and now there are questions about karl rove trying to electronically rig the election of two thousand and twelve in three states and democrats very rational liberals are saying there could be a conspiracy there everybody would know about it president porat it there's no way if you got away with it you're been a conspiracy not arbonne well just look at the republican history the last fifty years as l.b.j. told everett dirksen. great. energy and it is. and that's the way it is tonight monday tuesday nov twentieth two thousand and twelve for more info

. >> that is stunningly ignorant or stunningly deceptive what al gore said.y with us. ♪ ♪ rk and my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: in a speech, pbs anchor jeffrey brown noted a generation ago people got news from the big three networks. but now all this new fragmentation makes the nation harder to gob. he says, "it's hard not to feel it has some relationship to the divisions around us." translation, i hate you fox news. before there was fnc, the news was slanted so far left you had to lie on the floor to watch it. now that it's over, brown longs for the days he hogged the ball 24/7. more proof that the media embraces diversity, except an opinion. things aren't balanced now. seesaw of the american media political viewpoint has michael moore on one side and da perino on the other. if you take away the excess and leave common sense the seesaw flips like a catapult. bitter fantasies in the teacher lounges are now longer seeing through them. it scares brown. if it wasn't for fragmentation i would never have found your speech, jeff there. goes your poin

. >> that is stunningly ignorant or stunningly deceptive what al gore said.s good. stay with us. ♪ ♪ where others fail, droid powers through. introducing the new droid razr maxx hd by motorola. now more than ever droid does. ♪ atmix of energies.ve the world needs a broader that's why we're supplying natural gas to generate cleaner electricity... that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and it's also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is producing ethanol - a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane. >>a minute, mom! let's broaden the world's energy mix. let's go. >>> i'm bret baier in washington. the big story here today, the countdown to the presidential election. stands at five days. and both men are now back on the campaign trail in full swing. tonight on "special report," president obama returns to the stump after a three-day break to deal with hurricane sandy. the president began the day in wisconsin and on to las vegas and tonight boulder, colorado. mitt romney is campaigning in virginia. he already had two events with one more coming up this

never again when we double checked the count because when they did in two thousand they discovered al gore got more votes than george w. bush that's right and listen republican allen west here may be hoisted on the republican zone for tarred because of this law now he might be able to go to court and ask them to change it but you know he's not even asking right now for a hand count and he's not even asking for all of the ballots he's only asking for early ballots which is quite strange but i suppose if he gets enough ballots in his favor you know he just gained five hundred votes in this partial tally if he gets a few hundred more then the rule for the automatic recount will kick in in florida so you know i never thought i'd find myself getting behind allen west of all people but but you know i got to tell you if you believe in election integrity and if you believe that these are nonpartisan issues i've been saying for years this is not about right left this is about right and wrong then this is exactly the time to get behind allen west and demand that all of those paper ballots be counted

this but my recollection is that when al gore in the two thousand election asked for went to the states courts and asked for a recount in three counties because the three counties where he thought that a recount might you know flip the election his way it turned out that had had the statewide recount been done he definitely would have won in those three counties he wouldn't have won that was the gist of the new york times article a year later in september of not in november of two thousand and one but in any case that when he went to the court and when that ended up before the state supreme court the state supreme court essentially said you can't just cherry pick counties for recounts or areas for recounts because these aren't votes like some physical abstraction these are representations of the will of individual voters of individual people who are covered by the fourteenth amendment equal protection under the law and therefore the entire state is going to have to be recounted that was the decision of the state supreme court as i recall in two thousand wouldn't that same logic apply he

think you would have had a very different reaction from obama, and i think that in the year 2000 if al gore had been able -- if the shoe had been on the other foot and gore had become president while bush got the popular vote, he would have responded differently, he would have acknowledged that, and he would have wanted to do something about it. that has to change at some point, and it's going to have to change after -- probably after both sides' oxen are gored. >> you think we're going to get a change in our constitution to make it a popular vote? >> you don't need it to be the constitution. but on this business of what would have happened if obama had lost the popular vote and still won the white house, i think you would have had a very different reaction from obama and i think in the year 2000 if al gore had been able -- if the shoe had been on the other foot and al gore became president while bush got the popular vote, he would have responded differently. he would have acknowledged that and he would have wanted to do something about it. that has to change at some point and it's going to

between vice president al gore and president george bush.me around, ohio could cause problems, especially if the vote is close. recount rules vary state by state but the general rule of thumb that we're looking at here is if we see a margin of less than half a percentage point, we will also see a recount. now, where this issue gets tricky is when it comes to provisional ballots and we'll likely see more than 200,000 of those in ohio. many voters have been falsely notified. they're not properly registered and they will have to fill out a provisional ballot. and now that voters are filling out their information rather than pollers, we have a huge risk of typos errors, basically the system could incorrectly reject tens of thousands of legitimate ballots. if either candidate is winning by a large margin in ohio, this won't be a problem. but if we're looking at numbers in the low tens of thousands those provisional ballots will make a big difference. we'll be right back. presents special election coverage, with unrivaled social media, straight fr

hate to bring his name off, but al gore predicted this. >> sure did. >> isn't this another demonstration of how antiquated our infrastructure is? they have the sea barriers and the netherlands. >> one document says that is a heavy jet stream that locked sandy in is caused by some of the warming taking place in the arctic. hence global warming is a problem that we need to address. >> al gore did not talk about the information he was running for president, and these guys did not talk about it, neither one of them -- >> when he was running in 1988 he talked about it. >> if you had the mitt romney it was governor running against this obama, their positions would not be that different. mitt romney was a big endorser of cap-and-trade. now he has disavowed it. >> there is a huge disconnect, because the political culture is still full of deniers. unbelievable to go through three debates and not talk about climate change at all. >> there has been a lot of advertising by interest groups to sort of put forth the idea of fossil fuels and negate the idea of climate warming, and that has had an effect

not having dinner, sitting next to al gore is taxing. it is really unpleasant. we asked him what was going on in the white house and he said 1%. i believe it is higher. but if we step back, we often don't know what is going on. that is the dilemma. i want to talk briefly and then answer questions about her new book that i have done, which is just out, called the price of politics. it is about 3.5 years of negotiations between the obama white house and the republicans in congress and the democrats. how they essentially tried to bring the federal government's financial house to some kind of order. the answer is they failed. we have a federal government whose financial house is in total disorder, total disarray. it is a historic problem. to try to put it in english, we have a trillion dollars of iou outstanding in the world. the negotiations, they agreed to raise what they call the debt ceiling, so the government can borrow a couple more trillion dollars. we are going to run it run out of that borrowing authority january or february of next

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if al gore's watching today... >> announcer: broadcasting across the nation, this is the "bill pressw." >> bill: how sweet it is and you bet! good morning everybody! congratulations to president obama and to all of us. it's a great victory. savor it enjoy it. put a big smile on your face. it is wednesday morning the morning after. so good to be here with all of you. i feel like we were part of it, we helped make it happen, very proud of what we accomplished and very excited for what this means for america. here on the full court press on current tv on your local progressive talk radio station all the way across this great land of ours, looking forward to getting your reaction to the being victory last night. pardon me, i've got to tell you i've been in a lot of campaigns won some, lost some, always better to win. let's talk about it. give us a call at foreign. 1-866-55-press. tell us how good you're feeling or do it on twitter at @bpshow on facebook or join the chat room at current tv.com, join the chat room and talk to all your fellow full court pressers across the land. peter and d

they did it to al gore, trying to put up phony numbers now.e that in the next four years we prepare for this kind of nonsense again, for the lies that they're creating? >> one thing they have to do is outlaw these machines that can be easily hacked. >> caller: can we do that? is there something our president, that president obama can do in four years to take care of this. >> these machines should be manufactured and maintained only by the u.s. government. >> exactly. >> not by for-profit companies. >> stephanie: that's what i said partisans of either side. charlie christensen, we should not run elections the way we do with the greatest democracy in the world. it is too systematic, these republican governors trying to suppress the vote. >> democracy brought to you by the koch brothers. >> stephanie: 46 minutes after the hour. that's the other reason to vote, supreme court, supreme court supreme court citizens united. >> who said that? >> stephanie: me, i just did. >> sweet lady gaga, that is good. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show."

. >> bill: al gore blaming hurricane sandy on global warming and the far left using the warming issue in the presidential campaign. we'll have two opposing points of view on this. >> the chinese who now own big bird are going to come, in defeather him, glaze him and serve him as beking big bird, all right? ill. >> bill: all assess the presidential election as it stands right now. caution, you where to enter the nopsz, -- no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. threat from the far left over the presidential vote. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in a moment, i will play you a political ad that's very hard to believe. it was financed by moveon.org, which has close ties to the democratic party. move on is financed by people like george soros. and is not a fringe group. it has plenty of money and has direct access to many liberal politicians. just one week before the presidential vote move on put out this ad on the net. >> i want the republic party to know if your voter suppression through the thi

al gore witchy won the overall vote but he lost to the electoral race. he was ready to pull the plug until he said you are not quitting. before we get to this gentleman let's go to boston where the boston globe reported that the medical marijuana issue has been taxed in massachusetts. i don't want to accuse anyone of heavy mood swings that we are not there yet. at one point it looked like it was going to be a disappointment for republicans in this room and again a very quiet room but great cheers when the numbers regarding florida 85050 split is i think what i'm getting for you guys and virginia also looking good for romney right now this room lit up right now people are actually just watching the numbers role in right now and it is a full room everybody here waiting for the romney to show some signs he came and spoke to the crowd and we also heard from the communications director and she said to us that she believes that romney i'm sure you have talked about it a little bit performing where he needed to cross the country but obama is underperforming in

bush versus al gore. >> reporter: gore's team wants the court to restart the recount it suspended last week. >> expect for four or five counties all of the counties would be completed about another day. and maybe even those counties could be now. >> reporter: some justices seem concerned that the standard for determining what constitutes the vote is to minimal. gore's attorney wants to count anything that deserns. >> reporter: the intense questioning during the 90 minute proceedings was interrupted by rare moments of laughter once when the attorney of federal of states called the justice by the wrong name twice. >> justice berner. >> i'm just telling you you better cut that out. >> reporter: neither candidate was in the courtroom but bush's legal team filled him in immediately after the proceedings. >> are you nervous. >> feel pretty calm. >> reporter: the united states supreme court rejected the florida supreme court's plan for a recount in florida and suggested they quickly come up with a new plan that would guarantee the same vote standards in all florida county. but in that same ru

i thank al gore for bringing this to us and bringing you to us.ow thanksgiving isn't a religious holiday. however, you said people who think separation of church and state is a conservative thought. >> john: it is. >> caller: i'm a prerogative liberal, please explain what i'm doing wrong, when i think my church should not be telling me about my politics. >> john: you are doing nothing wrong. was just at mass with my mother and they read the letter from the bishop saying it is important to vote but we won't tell you how to vote but if you vote for people that believe in gay marriage your legs will be burned off. but, you know, again i say all the time, when you are talking with your right-wing relatives remind them the founding fathers wanted this wall between church and state so you are the conservative on this issue. whenever we can remind people that the irony is the liberals are the real conservatives. in my book no gop president has balanced a budget since nixon. and we thank you for the call. anthony, the funny thing is black friday began bei

and remember in 2000 al gore won the popular vote by 543,000 votes.listen up all of you progressives in non-swing states, your vote does matter. so now for more on how superstorm sandy might impact next week's election, i'm joined by current tv correspondent david shuster. david we're very interested in what -- who is going to be able to vote on tuesday. so first what is it like on the ground now?% >> well there is still a lot of frustration out there, particularly on the southern half of manhattan. and then also again in nasa county, long island they are having a difficult time clearing some of the roads. they need to do that first before the power crews can work on the substations and utility lines, so there's a process there, and when you hear the power company say, oh, it might be four or five days you talk to elected officials and they said know, it may be more like seven to ten days. >> jennifer: so the counties that we talked about, and new york city, man -- manhattan, how are they preparing for election day? >> every one of them said what they

bush bring in al gore for consultation after?l exploding. he won in a landslide and gregory is still making my head explode. >> caller: this phantom of bipartisanship that they keep worshiping. at some point you have to say you know what, we have now twice elected the same guy. >> stephanie: by a landslide. >> caller: we want him to do his plan. >> stephanie: say the l. word with us. >> do you think the american people of idiots? should he bring mitt romney in to negotiate over the fiscal cliff? what! >> caller: the very idea that they don't understand or they're just starting to grasp how wrong they were up until the very end how confident they were. i was just new oh, rude, please, i think gave gregory is right. who can't see the resounding result was that the american people want mitt romney! >> caller: mitt romney's plan should be considered. yeah. >> stephanie: sorry let me get back to your piece. we went in my david gregory cul-de-sac for a minute. >> caller: it's actually not that far off because this points to again just

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former democratic vice-president al gore blaming climmate change for sandy. s wrong and we were overdue for a wrong. >> stunningly ignorant or deceptive what al gore said. 1950s, 10 major hurricanes ran the eastern sea board. he doesn't know what he shot about. he hot his mouth about katrina and we have seen record low levels. andrew cuomo linked climate change to sandy yesterday. >> steve: a county plans to move forward with a gun tax. under the plan will be a $25 tax on the fire arms and a plan to tax bullets. but the board dropped that because it would be more than the costs of ammunition. >> giant tiger shark. maria, a black belt was swimming in maui. and the shark confronted her and she gave it a best punch in the nose. she got more than a hundred stitchos her hand and thigh. >> steve: that's what you are supposed to do. >> gretchen: a woman was told her bible shirt was offensive. they made her cover tup with a jacket. they say it violates election laws and the attorney said he wants an apology or there will be a lawsuit. >> steve: is the on the ballot th

you might see defeats al gore there, that's a different al gore. no relation. >> in terms of the races we cannot project. >> there are really some nail biters here. indiana, look at this. we talked about this being an early bellwether about whether republicans can take the senate. 63% reporting, joe donnelly is just two percentage points ahead -- >> tightening. >> it is, 46,000 points, we're just watching that to see if republicans can hold on to that seat that is now held by richard luger. massachusetts, the key race of the year, scott brown has 48%. elizabeth warren, the democrat, is beating him by over 31,000 votes but only 23% reporting. virginia, look at this. this is so close. 51% to 49%. 46% reporting. again, just a reminder, this is the democratic seat that republicans really want to capture, george allen in particular wants his old seat back. he was defeated six years ago. >> so far does this affect the balance of power? >> it doesn't but look at what we have here. this is a good indicator of how close things are. 41 republican seats, 41 d