>> two spokesman, dicaprioow and al gore are the most massive cash are car footprints.gets efficiency at his home. >> would it be better if he flew in on a jet. >> they're asking everyone else to make sacrifices. the academy awards in 200 , leo indiana dough decapow splashed on the screen, use public transit. it's a basic thing -- they're north going9to get people to follow them if they don't -- >> how do they treat you after that? >> he said that either -- either a -- someone who is an ideology or a coward to ask that question. that was against the -- >> fortunately you were both. >> then i interviewed robert f. kennedy, and he wanted to jail people. they were very hostile. they actually circulated septics faces and said don't talk to these people. >> they do have very powerfulc backer. the head of the u.n., john kerry, the president tomorrow. all of these gentlemen have made this the front and primary issue today. is that registering? >> well, i definitely think it's registering. it's registering with young people, which is probably the most frustrate things because t

al gore has a video of al gore getting out of his private jet. >> have you been in one?e's lecturing us about the lives we live. >> so he's a hypocrite. >> he's a person. >> he's a hypocritical person. >> i don't know if he has the jet. >> al gore, and leo dicaprio lecturing sus like -- is like ray rice lecturing us about how to treat women. >> and same with robert kennedy. >> right. >> and we're just thinking, he's talking about the process? this punk should do lock up his family should be locked up. illegal alcohol during prohibition, committing crimes up the kaboodle. >> have temperatures been getting cooler or warmer? >> cooler. >> warmer. >> cooler >> warmer. >> 2014 on record as becoming out of here. >> al gore says polar caps would disappear by now. sean hannity, used to challenge al gore. the ant arctic ice bucket challenge. if they don't disappear, then you have to. >> did you see interview some of her people? when asked why are you here? half didn't know why they're there for they're cutting peoples' head. another french guy got his head cutoff today. and a guy

al gore was the next president of the united states. and then all of a sudden the tv screen changed. and they take the map off and they say oh, premature. and we've been following the reports, there's nothing premature about this. and then the report comes in saying there are problems with the florida vote. and there is no color on florida. and this seemed remarkable. for those of us who had been toiling in florida for this campaign season. and the news gets worse. then the commentators talked about well, it seems that it's going to be called for bush. and then the commentary about the governor, who had previously said florida was going to carry bush to the white house. and i am at the fontainebleu with kendall coffey and the two of us say something's going on. we immediately get on the phone with somebody all of us know, the attorney general of the state of florida, who happened to be active in the gore campaign and we said, we've got a battle. eight hours later kendall and i are flying up to tallahassee to meet with the secretary of s

. >> and al gore showed up at that protest as well. al gore i don't know. he has something like six or seven homes, one has a carbon footprint bigger than godzilla? >> i'm so pleased to hear eric bolling going after the rich in this country. that's news. i hope they -- i hope everybody in america is paying attention, because the rich -- eric bolling just told you the rich are out of control. >> the has koch crazy of it. all for people making a lot of money, but on one hand don't say -- you know, big yachts and big mansions are bad for the environment and then go back to your big yacht and big mansion. >> let me say, eric, michelle, jonathan, wayne, we're all concerned if we can't breathe the air or global warms melts new york city. so, yes. you -- it's not hypocrisy no matter your level of wealth. i can't believe i'm defending the wealthy. they can have opinions, too, about climate change. >> no the if they're the face of climate change. they want us to change our ways. >> juan is so concerned about global warming melting new york city. you know what? new y

vice president and climate activist al gore. and united nations secretary general ban ki-moon. ban convened a climate summit here in new york on tuesday. there are effort under way to reach an agreement by next year. >> if nothing happens this week, the action is on the streets. this is the climate change movement coming of age, demonstrating that it is a profound concern for people. this is the biggest political gathering about anything in the united states in many years. okay. and that is the message above all that we need to get across. >> environmental activists have been down the road before. what is different is the broad coalition that is supporting that. state-becaused groups to labour unions -- state-based groups to labour unions, are hoping to produce a ground swell of support. major unions brought thousands, reflecting an evolving issue on how climate change will hurt the economy in the future. >> if we don't combat climate change, our economy will be devastated. >> with strengths in numbers, activists will call for an agreement keeping it under 2 degrees celsius, ph

vice president al gore and actor lienon ardo dicaprio.risten saloomey reports. >> this is a movement led by those on the front lines of change christopher gibson. coastal communities losing their neighbourhoods to rising sea levels and extreme whether, to indigenous groups travelling from the south-west of the united states. >> the delegation that we brought - we are being impacted for over 40 years. we have a boom of fracking going on, history of iranian mining and i work in the cold country. we felt the negative impacts for years, and we are here to join with our brothers and sisters outside of the economy. >> plenty of dignitaries on hand, including vice president and climate activists al gore. the united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon. he has convened a climate summit in new york on tuesday. there are efforts to reach a binding international agreement by next year. >> nothing will happen this week in new york. the big action is out on the streets. it is finally a climate change movement coming of age, demonstrating that it is a

economy. >> reporter: plenty of dignitaries on hand including vice president and climate activist al-gorecretary general moon and moon has an international climate summit in new york on tuesday, there are efforts underway to reach a binding international agreement by next year. >> nothing is going to happen next week in new york, the u.n., the big action is out on the streets, this is finally the climate change movement coming of age demonstrating that it's a profound concern for people. this is the biggest political gathering about anything in the united states and many years, okay. and that's the message above all that we need to get across. >> reporter: environmental activists have been down this road before, what is different this time is the broad coalition that is supporting that. they face groups to labor unions and hoping to create a ground swell of public support or action. major unions brought thousands of people reflecting laborers of evolving position on how climate action will impact jobs in the economy. >> it's not going to hurt the economy, it's the only choice we have, if

vice president al gore, and the actor leonardo gi caprio. christen saloomey reports. >>> this is more than an action, it's a movement. it's led on the front lines by climate change. from coastal communities losing their neighbourhoods, to rising sea levels and extreme weather, to indigenous groups travelling interest the south-west of the united states. >> the delegation that we have brought, we are impacted by development. we have a boom of fracking going on on the reservation. history of uranium mining, and where i work it's cold country. >> we felt the negative impact. we are here to push for a transition. >> plenty of dignitaries on hand, including former vice president and climate activist al gore, and the united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon. ban has convened a climate summit in new york or tuesday. there are efforts under way to reach a binding international agreement by next year. nothing will happen in new york, the u.n. the big action is on the streets. this is a claing christopher gibson movement coming -- climate change m

it is not going to hurt or harm the people like al gore. he is a complete hypocrite. i find it completely ridiculous. i am very pissed off. i think it is ridiculous that these people are allowed to say we are going to carbon tax you. this is going to crush the middle class. our economic issues more of a priority to you? i don't believe in climate change. seen -- we have had this going on since the 60's. was global cooling and now there is climate change because they can't a cup their mind. this is basically like a menopausal woman. give me a break. host: we want to give your thoughts as we talk about find a change. there were demonstrations in new york and around the world yesterday. our phone lines are open. the question is how big of a priority is it for you? the latest cbs poll on top issues among voters ahead of the 2014 election notes that despite conflicts going on overseas, the economy continues to be the most important issue to both republicans and democratic voters in this election. most continue to say that the economy is in bad shape. terrorism comes in sec

you don't have to take al gore's word for it.t have to take the ipc's word, the framework convention, all of those people sounding the alarm bells. you can wake up pretty much every day and listen to mother nature who is screaming at us. >> tomorrow, president obama will speak and join more than 120 world leaders at a day-long climate summit. >>> david, i think the thing about this is you still have the no-nothings, the science deniers, the clown card i like to call them on the republican side, mostly republicans, who absolutely refuse any scientific evidence who say that this isn't something we should worry about let alone do anything about. >> well this is mostly politically. in the scientific community, there is a 97% consensus that global warming is real. it's con deuced and we better do something quick. >>> in the political arena, you have 80% deniers. they're given more say than they deserve rather than laugh them out of the room. prior to that clown car, they still keep coming up to the fight. all they have to do is come t

do you remember when al gore warned the world that the ice caps would soon be gone forever? invconvenient truth. >> wahlberg we had. marky mark wasn't there. >> gives good gifts. they should have invited him. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants, biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. [ applause ] biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth. >> it is monday september 1st. a weekend takes a terrifying turn as lightning strikes a popular beach. >> boom, like a bosch blew up. >> explosion. we saw stuff lift up and people running. >> what will mother nature bring today? maria menounos is tracking it all. >> jihadists gone wild. >> this isn't bring break in cancun. it is a booze filled pool party at an embassy in libya. >> she has all of the right moves. she i

father, albert gore, sr., and the used to always say that al gert gore, jr. can never be as good a man as his daddy was say. , what do you mean? he said she was a golden tongued, silver tongued orator. that man could talk, she said. but my mother was a yellow dog democrat. i'm an independent. but she did vote, yes, and she voted up until the end of her life. >> host: which is when? >> guest: she died in the year that -- after obama was elected. i remember her saying she was going to stay until that man got elected. >> host: was she a bit of an activist herself. >> guest: no del were, let's put it this way. my mother, when she was taking care of us and working in white folks' houses to do so, one day on the bus years before rosa parks, like many black women, that is an altercation on a bus because she sat down in a seat and some white kids got on, coming home from school, and deliberately sat behind her. the bus was practically empty. they this deliberately to make trouble. then they yelled at the bus driver that this n-word is sitting in front of us. which wa

i would like to thank kathryn al gore who is over there for introducing a more general view of dollymadison. what i'm going to do today is talk about dolly, not the burning of the white house, but her saving of the portrait of george washington. that really is the topic of my -- it's narrow, but the question then is, what could we learn from it. there was a famous biologist at harvard who once gave an image of looking, from a distance, at a fence, which had a knot hole in it. if you looked at this knot hole from a distance, it was a small part of the fence. if you put your eye to the knot hole, you could see the world. and yes, he studied eyes. in any case, let me begin here. two stories about the war of 1812 are lodged in our collective memory. they remained in the present. they are told in books, in textbooks and in popular culture. one captures american victory over the british during the war. the other symbolizes american resistance. the first, a military success is about andrew jackson, who defeated the british in new orleans in january of 1815. the second is an act of defiance.

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this included former vice president al gore and the secretary-general of the united nations. than 100 20 world leaders including president obama inended the climate summit new york this week. >> we have liftoff. >> the capsule blasted off this morning. it was packed with supplies, including the first 3-d pincher -- printer in space. it will produce parts in orbit rather than get them from earth. joining us now. it is funny because those launches are so dependent on the weather. you could have gotten anything he wanted from our area. ofthe last full weekend summer. followed initially arrives tomorrow. it was gorgeous today. -- fall officially arrives tomorrow. right here you can see that brief shower. didn't get a lot of rain from the precipitation that fell associated with this cold front. in maryland, close to 2/10 of an inch of rain. in landover 74 degrees. 81 hundredths of an inch of rain. we are below average for the monthly rainfall. to 86.h today made it much of this week temperatures will be below average. our far north suburbs will fall into the 50's overnight. alread

former vice president al gore, one of the first to sound the alarm on the climate change crisis held a moment of silence along new york city's mayor and un secretary-general ban ki- moon, calling for change along with many elected officials. >> consciousness, the global deniers and those who want to sweep this under the rug. >> the city of san jose already has more than 50 electric vehicle charging stations like this one. you will find those outside city hall and at public parking lots like here in downtown san jose. san jose is making an effort to help with this electric vehicle rollout. >> marked with the legislation signed by governor brown will have any effect on the state hov lanes? >> it does. he has expanded the exemptions under the green sticker program. so right now 50000 of those green stickers are allowed on california roadways. he's upping that up to 75000 if you have one of those stickers you can use the hov lanes regardless family people you have in your vehicle. that's part of his effort to get 1 million electric vehicles on the roads over the next few years. >>> the c

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al gore and ban ki-moon were among the crowd in new york. >> climate change is a defining issue of our time, and there is no time to lose if we do not take action now. i'm overwhelmed to find such a strong power in energy and voice of people. >> the largest group of world leaders ever got together at this latest climate conference. for now these are just talks about talks setting the stage for later negotiations that will put targets and requirements in place, if it all works. joining me for that conversation, director of the country support and partnership's division at the international renewable energy . and jean pascal vice chair of the panel on climate change the ipcc. what is the task? what has to come out of new york to set up lima and paris, the waiting conferences down the road? >> you know, when you look at the last ipcc report, you see that the two-degree targets that the international community has decided to make everything possible to avoid warming stronger than two degree see above the temperature, it's really towards carbon neutrality before the end of the century that

the march drew several big names including former vice president al gore and un secretary-general ban ki-moon. and people came from all over, including a woman from here in the bay area from castro valley. >> it's amazing. i've never seen anything like it. i'm glad something like this is happening in my lifetime. >> another californian, that being governor jerry brown is scheduled to speak at the summit tomorrow on the heels of that new legislation he just sign. the city here has about 50 of these electric vehicle charging stations in front of city hall and public parking lots throughout. the overall goal of that un summit is to get a new climate change treaty in place they're hoping to have that within the next couple of years. >>> one more note about that bill signed by governor brown. it will increase the number of plug-in vehicles allowed to use carpool lanes at any time, even with just one driver. the green sticker program will expand from 55000 vehicles to 70000. >>> happening later today in san francisco, the mayor will sign a 640 million-dollar contract to upgrade the muni sys

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he can't even act. >> would love to see how al gore would handle that question. >> that is their job.to like brush them off the stage. >> that is what capitalists do. they hire people to make their lives easier. >> one for bob beckel on the set of "the five." >> i don't know how many people would apply for the job to manage bob or handle bob. we'll take your resume's i guess. >> maybe he need ad another cup of coffee. why president obama's salute to a pair of marines is getting a lot of attention. and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block that contributes to r.a. symptoms. humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage in many adults. [ male announcer ] humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, inclu

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former vice president al gore one of the first to sound the alarm held a moment of silence alongside u.n. secretary moon and new york's city's mayor calling for change arbs long with -- along with many. >> reporter: a cry this loud would be impossible to ignore. back to you. >> governor jerry brown will be at the climate conference, he is scheduled to speak on tuesday. the drought is expecting to cause part of a glacier to break off. it is from melting and movement of the ice. on the subject, don't expect our dried up reservoirs to get filled up soon. the national weather service expects the drought to spread into nevada and the forecast say that they will probably get below average rainfall between now and the end of the year. if things stay dry, lake tahoe could drop for for the first time in five years. >> the coast guard is mopping up a small fuel spill. the guard came from the o'pwraoeuien. it '-- o'brien. the full spill has been contained. >> we are confident we have contained it. the coast guard takes collusion very seriously and the protection reenvironment. the cause is unde

. >> former vice president al gore, bill bill bill deblasio, . secretary ban ki-moon. >> jon: whoa!top the parade! ban ki-moon? the biggest climate change in history. come straight from the audition from "you're a good man, charlie brown"? wearing your camp clothes? ban ki-moon! by the way, what a get for u.n. radio. u.n. radio getting ban ki-moon. no, no, i can't tell you. oh! (laughter) of course, politician is only one of the big shots. there were movie stars like mark ruffalo and edward norton, both have become acutely aware of environmental dangers since their encounters with gamma radiation. (laughter) (applause) >> jon: with that star power, you know cable news gave it everything they have. >> describe the scene for us earlier. >> earlier? this is happening as we speak. latc(laughter) >> jon: it's happening right now. perhaps you can tell by the fact nobody can see me il my own news report. come on, cnn! this is crowd footage 101! you put the reporter in front of the crowd! msnbc, show them. >> we have ned resnikoff who's stand by -- >> jon: oh, jesus! not that far! come on!

new york on sunday in what may have been the largest climate change in history and ban ki-moon and al gorerdo dicaprio. they are on the front lines of climate change and they are losing their neighborhoods to rising sea levels and extreme weather to groups who traveled from the southwest of the united states. delegation we brought are being impacted by development for over 40 years and we have a big boom of fracking and history of uranium mining, and coal country and we felt the negative impacts for years and we are here to join with brothers and sisters with the economy. >> reporter: dignitaries on hand including former u.s. activist al gore and ban ki-moon and moon will be here for a climate summit on tuesday and they are trying to reach international agreement by next year. >> nothing will happen in new york by the u.n. and the big action is out on the streets and this is finally the climate change movement coming of age demonstrating it's a profound concern for people. this is the biggest political gathering about anything in the united states in many years, okay. and that's the messag

the march brought several big names including al gore. people came from all over. including a woman from castro valley. >> amazing. i never seen anything like it. i am glad something like this is happening in my lifetime. >> it is believed to be the biggest climate demonstration in history. california governor jerry brown is scheduled to speak at the summit on tuesday. >>> there are reports tonight that the secret service may install security screening checkpoints if public areas outside of the white house. there are already stepped up patrols around the presidential resident following a major security breech on friday. omar gonzalez jumped a fence, ran across the lawn and got all of the through the unlocked front doors before he was caught. gonzalez is due in federal court tomorrow. he will be charged with entering a restricted building while carrying a deadly or dangerous weapon, he was allegedly carrying a folding knife when he rushed into the white house. >>> and, tonight, nasa pulled off the first leg of its latest mission to mars. the space craft entered orbi

secretary general moon and former vice president al gore. actor mark says he was marching for his children. >> i want to do my best to give them the best world they deserve to have. >> climate changes is is a defining issue of our tile. there is no time to lose if we do not take action now. we will have to pay much more. >> tomorrow is the start of a climate summit at the united nations. actor leonardo dicaprio is the newly appointed sporty of peace. he says one example of that is the package of environmental bills he just recently signed into law. one of the bills continues california's greenhouse gas reduction protection. >>> protests and unrest return to ferguson, missouri over the weekend. police say three people were arrested during a protest over the deadly police shooting of michael brown. it comes more than a month after the teenager was shot and killed by a ferguson, police officer. the police chief says a driver was arrested after a protestor was hit by his car. >> the guy didn't stop there. he ran through, hit us again, and stoppe

our first speakers that year were date gephardt, paul simon, and al gore's father, the former senatorfrom tennessee, who i remember got up on this wagon that we had, an old hay wagon, and gave one of the best speeches i have ever heard. and then we began having more and more people after that who were seeking the presidency, after that. so, my gosh, we have had people wanted to run we for president but decided not to -- dale spoke at my steak fry once. , i mentioned. a couple of times, howard dean. joe biden. spoke at my steak fry. >> and you ran in 1992 for president. do you remember what affect it had in 1991? anyone. not have it was just me in 1991. i announced for president at my steak fry. 1991, on september of george buehler -- george mueller 's farm. we had moved. that is where i announced for president in 1991, at my steak fry. ?> who is a typical attendee >> mostly rank-and-file democrats. that is why we always kept it cheap. only $30. you get a steak, salad, potato, and beer or beverage. not a bad deal. we arranged it so we have a host committee. these people give like $200,

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that is al gore. these attacks went on for the next five years until the democrats entered the white house promising to throw in the towel and withdraw from the field of battle. what happened to change the democrats from supporting the war in iraq to austere enemies? no republican or conservative seems to remember this and indonesia that cripples the efforts to expose the dangerous policies of the democrats. i will tell you. absolutely nothing took place in iraq or in america's core to cause the democrats the trail. absolutely nothing. what happened to change the democrats support the americans were against the terrorists are the saboteurs of that war with this trait in the spring of 2003 as american troops entered iraq, the democratic presidential primary was in progress and an antiwar so-called radical from the 60s named howard dean was about to run away with the nomination leaving all the other candidates including john kerry far behind. it was this man -- this fact in this fact alone that caused k

al gore knows about this and he continues to say that it will be a devastation of the earth from message -- from massive hurricanes. no such things. right now today is the longest period we have known since the last category of three or category of four. they say there is no evidence of an increase in extreme weather events related to the warming that has occurred. yet bill mckibben and al gore and the whole bunch of them perpetuate the idea that every extreme weather event is because of us. this is why we will never be able to predict the future of the climate, other than about three days out as john coleman who is coming up soon will probably tell you he knows. [laughter] it is because of clouds. water is the most important greenhouse gas and is the only one that appears in both liquid and gaseous phase. and they behave in completely different ways with regard to solar energy. clouds can reflect the sun back. they can hold the heat in depending on where they are and how they they are and what computer model can predict the pattern of clouds in the world? it's impossible. that is why we

it packed major star power, leonardo dicaprio, mark ruffalo and al gore were there.s to the u.n.'s climate summit tomorrow. >> and the crowd cringes and did bill clinton reveal too much about his soon to be grandchild. what does it took like for vladimir putin? scrambled politics is next. complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early gum disease and bad breath. complete the job with listerine®. power to your mouth™. also try listerine® floss. its advanced technology removes more plaque. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, shopping online is as easy as it gets. carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. definitely not routine. and that can take a lot of energy. nature valley breakfast biscuits. four biscuits, 26 grams of whole grains that give you the energy to help keep you going. i love nature valley breakfast biscuits. >>> time now for your monday morning helping of scrambled politics.

al gore and the mayor bill de blasio and bon key moon. >> there is no plan b., because we do not have planet b. >> reporter: the message of the march is aimed at world leaders who will meet later this week at the united nation and again in paris next year. >> that is when countries will try to reach a commitment to cut off the gases and the catastrophic impacts of climate change. anne thompson. nbc news, new york. >>> we have a lot more ahead this sunday night. when nightly news continues, the issue that has the white house teaming up with some of the biggest names in hollywood. >>> and later two high schoolers fight back against bullying by making their classmate queen for a day. [ male announcer ] nearly 7 million clients. how did edward jones get so big? let me just put this away. ♪ could you teach our kids that trick? [ male announcer ] by not acting that way. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> the white house is enlisting star power to combat sexual assault. it affects one in five college women and the campaign is planning to change that with hollywood a-listers

it included former vice president al gore and un secretary-general ban key moon. people came from all over including a woman from castro valley. >> it's amazing. i've never seen anything like it. i'm so glad something like this is happening in my lifetime. >> governor jerry brown is scheduled to speak at the summit tomorrow. >>> our weather is about to change later in the week. >> i think so we will get much- needed rain coming in our direction. we could see a little soaker as we head toward the middle of the week. >>> web a lot of sunshine coming on this last day of summer. we have some patchy fog out there right now on that is hugging the coastline still not making its way into the bay. we have a couple of week weather systems off the coastline and likely to bring a few high clouds in. patchy morning fog will give way to mostly sunny skies. mild and warm temperatures and another storm could be headed our way as we look toward the middle of this week. >>> we have a weak ridge of high pressure that is blocking the sunshine. you can see the storm system is still de

. >> there's al gore. >> yep.aid, this is going to be huge and it matters. >> for those around the world and i'm glad you mentioned the former vice president, that was the audience. it was al gore's audience. >> leonardo dicaprio was there. >> rex tillerson of exxon. [laughter] >> this is the head of what is happening -- and ahead of what is happening at the u.n. were is addressing lew things. >> how are we going to get gas to ukraine? >> and it is getting colder. >> paul barrett has just written his new book "law of the jungle." it is a great read. if we could just step back from the intricacies of the book, what is it that you think has brought that debate about the jungle of ecuador to the streets of new york? why are we so aware now in a way that we were not two years ago? >> as people see images of arctic glaciers melting and polar bears wandering around on bare earth, when they should be walking a nice, it is finally dawning on people that there was something tangible going on in connection with climate chan

al gore sr. being one of them, william fulbright. know, moderate, relatively younger senators and certainly house members who saw this as, you know, once it had passed, you know, this isn't so bad. they saw an emergent south that was biracial, and they realized if i'm going to be here for another 20 years, i kind of can't keep being, you know, voting against civil rights. now, not everybody did that, and a lot of them did oppose it. but you had somewhat easier passage because of that. also voting rights was somewhat different from, i think civil rights made it easier for voting rights to pass, but also something very specific. it also had the immediate sort of context of selma march. the selma march was so important, and johnson gave yet another one of his important civil rights speeches where he finished by saying, i think it was at the end, we shall overcome, quotes the movement directly this the speech. and it was sort of, you know, the sequel that's kind of a guaranteed hit because the first one was such a success. now, that said

but al gore hit the nail squarely on the head. there is a problem. and congressman ellison hit the nail squarely on the head. there are holes in the ozone. just simply put because of emissions. we're now seeing that in many states to include, i just had an emission test a couple weeks ago, $14 to make sure i wasn't emitting any carbons into the sky to help create those holes. but those holes in the ozone are actually creating things that we've seen katrina when and people in the poor areas live in those places that are more susceptible to effects from natural events to include what happened when we saw the breach in the levees from water rising and the lower income areas. we're also seeing the effects of this in other countries to include places like nigeria. they're trying to grapple and africa. they're trying to grapple with agriculture. and the dynamic change in weather that we've been seeing affects countries like that when their populations are growing. here, just last winter, we saw on the east coast, extreme weather conditions. from hot, hot s