al gore is basically online to become the world's first post-meet billionaire. >> yes, i call it thee meat millionaire. he is invested, like he did -- you go back before president obama is elected, al gore came out with a list of green tech firms and companies that people should invest in. obama puts $2.514 billion of those 14 firms get federal money from obama. fast forward, this year, al gore invests in the fake meat substitute, made up 22 and ingredients including bamboo and potato starch, and now it is the most successful ipo at the same times his associates are writing reports condemning meat and climate. he is essentially lobbying for regulations that will enrich him once again. >> mark: had a lady talking about this the other night, she wants evan to switch from eating meat burgers to these beyond meat burgers. they have two burgers for a book, $0.50 apiece, but the beyond meat berger is $17, so al gore is getting a nice royalty on those beyond meat burgers. speak with a democrat wins the white house, there is going to be a whole fake meat stimulus. the most successful ipo in

fast forward, this year, al gore invests in the fake meat substitute, made up of 22 ingredients, including at the same time gore associates are writing reports condemning meat and climate. gore is essentially lobbying for regulations that will enrich him onceon again. >> mark: yeah, we had a lady talking about this the other night, she wants everyone to switch from eating meat burgers to these beyond meat burgers. at pine general store, they have two burgers for a buck, so that's $0.50 apiece. but the beyond meat burger is $17, so al gore is getting a pretty nice royalty of every one of those beyond meat burgers. >> yes, and if a democrat wins the whitee house, there is going to be a whole fake meat stimulus. the most successful ipo in 2019 thus far was timed on the eve of this big u.n. report. al gore, steeped in politics, regulatory powers, was involvedi in this ipo with his company investment, and then it explodes. now you have the world talking about meator regulation. the u.n. chief himself said the successful u.n. agreement will result in skyrocketing meat costs. that's what they wan

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the people of al gore to welcome andy kelly hart's ag as a victim of spanish revenge justice. many of the young people attending the celebrations today were not even born when he was sentenced to prison. you know i got out today but many of us are still behind bars and until all of them come home we have achieved nothing. going up. thank. you i getting i i i i. the event culminates in a kind of ceremony in this bar where photographs of all local 8 up prisoners are displayed. now that endicott is free his portrait is taken down. i. release the rest of them there were yeah oh yeah. meanwhile. has returned from her visit to the prison. she lives with her parents near bilbao. who's that for then. who is that for. like many relatives of the prisoners it says he hoped that after the end of the conditions of their imprisonment would be relaxed. her partner still has 40 years to serve he's made several appeals to be transferred to a jail closer to his family all have been rejected. that if they don't come here every time we make concessions the authorities put up new obstacles. ended

this isn't because hometown al gore to. the local residents are preparing to welcome him back. former aide to prisoners are celebrated as heroes by many in the basque country almost half of the men who are still in jail have not committed violent crimes their. only say the lengthy prison sentences are a form of retribution. for what i'm going to find out what are the laws against 8 hour were designed to serve as a deterrent for a 15 year prison sentence is much too harsh in other words if you committed the same crime in seville. you get a milder sentence. which you know if you are going to win for your. past political prisoners are systematically persecuted the people here today are celebrating because for one person for suffering is over like my parents i mean ours and we don't want to offend anybody. but this is like a holiday for us that the 1st people. many basques who lost friends or family members in 8 attacks say the celebrations are an insult to the memory of the victims. consuelo or donya as is president of the victims association. in 1905 her brother was gunned down h

. >>> and al gore takes on climate change and the 2020 candidates. >>> we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." it has been a week packed with news punctuated by the shocking revelation that jeffrey epstein facing the prospect of life in prison on sex trafficking charges was found dead in his jail cell from an apparent suicide on saturday. the death has sparked outrage from his accusers, and raised questions. it has also spawn a series of conspiracy theories online. some now circulating if not surprisingly by the president himself. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tracking all the latest developments. pierre, this is a federal prison. the a.g. responsible in the end. he's ordered an inquiry. >> george, this is one of the most high-profile prisoners in the system. this cannot happen. this should not happen. the attorney general said he was appalled that it happened. he says it raises serious qu

in fact, look at politicians like al gore. the hugest state that he has, the heat and the air-conditioning there? president obama's wife just purchased a huge estate in martha's vineyard, huge and by the water. think they are afraid that the waters went to bury them under the ocean? guest: to the caller's claim that the planet has formed in the past, that's absolutely true. the excess greenhouse gases are being put there in the atmosphere. that's what caught last that's -- that is what is causing the warming. we have not seen this for the last 1800 million years. probably more if you use other kinds of proxy data sets. more important than that, we haven't really moved up to this concentration, forcing the warmer temperatures. this has been incredibly fast. things that usually happen over a geological timescale are happening in a biological timescale and plants and animals have evolved over this time of the earth's history and they cannot adapt fast enough and that is where we will see these really important, huge ecological an

ultimately, remember, al gore didn't get the white house and neither did hillary clinton. in the two times she ran she didn't win either. >> when you worked on that campaign, it wasn't as if you guys were asking bill clinton to campaign for al gore. were there a lot of requests for bill clinton? he was popular with the public. did he get a lot of requests to hang around them once they were impeached on the campaigns? >> i'll tell you this. the polling was very mixed. someone said when you ask people about bill clinton, they feel like your sister's cheating husband. you can't tell her that you spend 30 minutes talking to him. bill clinton has rehabilitated his image a lot since but at the time in 2000 it was not a very clear result. >> abby, give you a very clear result. is there a sense inside cornyn's world that it would be great? >> i don't hear impeachment come up in the campaigns very much, especially in the cornyn sphere. down ballot house democrats don't want to talk about this. that's where pelosi is coming from. >> we will see where it goes. jamal simmons and abby

i don't know that he'll have the same faith as bill clinton did and i think ultimately, remember, al gore didn't geter hillary clinton in the two times democrats. president, she >> when you worked on that campaign, it wasn't as if you guys were asking bill clinton to campaign for al gore. yes, he was still popular with the public. did he get a lot of requests for people to come out and hang around him once they had been impeached on their campaigns. >> no. and the polling was very mixed. when you ask about bill clinton, they feel like they would about your sister's cheating husband, right, who got caught and you run into him into the grocery store. you like that guy, but you can't tell your sister you spent 30 minutes talking to him in the grocery store. i'm not sure that this shakes out very well. bill clinton has rehabilitated his image a lot. but at the time in 2000, it was not a very clear result. >> and, abby, is there a sense inside cornyn world that an impeachment would be great for john cornyn's reelect, an impeachment of trump? >> i don't hear impeachment come up in the campaigns

it wasn't as if you were asking bill clinton to campaign for al gore. yes, bill clinton was still popular with the public, but did he get a lot of requests for people to come around and hang around with him? >> the polling was very mixed. i remember someone saying when you ask people about bill clinton, they feel like they would about your sister's cheating husband, who got caught and you run into him in the grocery store. you really like that guy, so i'm not sure that this really shakes out really well. bill clinton has rehabilitated his image a lot since. but in 2000, it was not a very clear result. >> and abby, to give you the last word. is there a sense inside cornyn world that an inpeachment would great for john cornyn's re-elect? >> i don't hear impeachment come up very much, especially in the cornyn-sphere. i can say down ballot house democrats don't want to talk about this. this is where pelosi is coming from in her resistance to. >> really appreciate both of your time tonight. thank you. >>> much more to get to tonight, including a little bit o

host: brent mentioning al gore. 2000ll take you back to seven, al gore receiving the nobel peace prizeor his work on climate change. [video clip] species, areman confronting a planetary emergency. a threat to the survival of our civilization gathering destructive potential even as we gather here. there is hopeful news as well. we have the ability to solve this crisis and avoid the worst, though not all of its consequences if we act boldly, decisively, and quickly. however, despite a growing number of honorable exceptions, too many of the world possible leaders are best described in the words winston churchill described those who ignored adolf hitler's threat, "they go on in strange paradox, decided only to be undecided, resolved to be irresolute, all-powerful to be impotent." today, we dumped another 70 million tons of global warming pollution into the thin shell of atmosphere surrounding our planet as if it were an open sewer. tomorrow we will dump a slightly larger amount with the camilla to concentrations trapping -- the cumulative concentrations trapping more and more. the earth ha

al gore has made a lot of money off of these crisis. >> family the the hypocrisy of how he lives. they fly on the private jet planes to these events. but they want us to have a 60-watt or a 40-watt bold. you'd be so much more convincing if they practiced what they preached. it would be so much more convincing. hypocrisy doesn't just mean you preach higher ideals because of human shortcomings you fail. we are going to fail because were human. but this is the idea that the rules don't apply to you. this very scary thing when you're talking about government and power. the ruling class the doesn't think the rules apply to them. so when alcor is a hypocrite, that's pretty disconcerting. do you write books full-time questioner. >> i say i have a conservative thought industry. this is the first time i have written a children's book which is also an adult book, the kindergarten of eden and how the modern liberal thanks. not ronald ragan, margaret thatcher, me. >> what was the.of the lecture. >> i explain how it is the there are so many good generous smart loving people like my cousins and

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schemeu can't get over the fact that al gore had heated sidewalks at his house in tennessee. >> it isinter there. but heat your sidewalk. kennedy: john kasich won ohio, al gore did not win tennessee, everyone knew he was one of these people, well everyone should limit their toilet paper to one or perhaps two tickets, but that all, meanwhile i'm having a jienlt -- giant. >> one planet. >> i guarantee they have straws on their jets. kennedy: they probably have straw guns, where they shoot dolphins and sea turtles in the neetionose for target practiceso delicious. no saving the planet part two, you know those mini shampoo bottles. say good-bye, one of world's largest hotel companies is dumping them as effort to cut on waste, intercontinental hotel group that owns holiday inn will transition to larger bulk bathroom surprise, the question is, would you use gross, disgusting poocoverrered bottles that every other guest has -- >> next time i go to europe, and i see the cha shampoo dispenser built in, i will hear what you said. >> what do you think that people do in the hotel rooms? >> i don'

right let's have a look at the top stories here about jazeera general abdul fattah al gore has been sworn in as chairman of the newly created so friend council in sudan he'd been head of the military giunta that took power a few months ago and that's when the army pushed out the longtime leader omar al bashir. protests as in hong kong gather in front of the british consulate to appeal for the release of a man detained on the mainland earlier china's foreign ministry said simon trying employee of the u.k. consulate had violated the law and they'll spend 15 days in what they call an administrative detention the fall of vatican treasurer a cardinal george pell has lost an appeal against his criminal conviction in australia he was jailed for 6 years in march for abusing 2 choir boys 20 years ago . a case of the british lying to oil trying to seize by iran a month ago is making its way through the country's cold there had been speculation that the stana impair or could be freed. following gibraltar which is a british territory release of an iranian tanker however the iranians say the 2 cases a

al gore sighing, which may have him against george bush. it can matter at the margins but it can also give a candidate more funding or media attention. debates often times it will give a candidate and opportunity to get their soundbite on tv. they will get a message out so it will be played and people hear the same message over and over again. it is sort of like political theater where people will do what they feel will get the most bang for their buck because they don't have a lot of time to get deep into the weeds. and i'm not sure many people would want them to get into the weeds but they need to find a way to have an immediate impact. and because of that, they may end up truncating their message. it may not be the message they want to tell but given the state of debate and democracy, that may be their only choice. i think it would be important for us to find a way to give those truly dedicated to the proposition of wanting to represent the people, and opportunity to voice their opinions more freely and for a longer period of time so the

. >>> former vice president al gore praising 20 democrats for their push to combat climate change. >> here's the good news, jonathan, in the democratic contest for the presidential nomination this year, virtually all the candidates are agreed it's either the top issue or one of the top two issues. >> sandra: well, al gore said his climate change predictions have come true. our a-team takes it up next hour, plus, this. >> this is not free speech. it's terroristic threatening and disturbance of the peace ond for the mayor to stand with that is hypocrisy. >> bill: the scene of protesters outside the home of mitch mcconnell. in 2019, how far is too far? no matter what i wore, i worried someone might see my bladder leak underwear. so, i switched. to always discreet boutique. its shape-hugging threads smooth out the back. so it fits better than depend. and no one notices. always discreet. dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. ♪ my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked

the all-time record though must go to former vice president al gore. al gore sent for. that. for kids in a road to harvard. what are the odds of that occurring in nature? well, statistically it's about as likely as getting hit by lightning every single day for a year. and yet somehow the gore family pulled it off. congratulations, gore family. andrew cuomo, the sitting governor of new york sent one of his kids are up above the other two went to brown. that's also an ivy league university that your kids could never get into. brown is as they say, highly selective at least for the children of nonpoliticians. but for beard 200 proof exclusivity, nothing beats stanford use of it university outside hit san francisco. you can live your entire life in this country and never meet a single person who went to stanford. it's that rare. and yet here's the amazing part. hillary clinton's daughter breezed right in. how did chelsea do that? was it her formidable brainpower? well, you can check out her put her feet and judge for yourself. now there's a chance that chelsea is intentiona

al gore was inheriting the economy, and that's what he ran on.if the house and peaches, that is something they're going to put up. >> harris: there's a big thought bubble above your head. [laughter] >> melissa: i think it's interesting you think it would not the president. he clearly thinks it would. >> richard: so he says. >> harris: nancy pelosi has said that. she has. >> melissa: you think it helped george w. bush, everybody thinks it helped bill clinton when he was impeached. it just seems like that same narrative when you hear from "the new york times," our readers wish that he hadn't been elected. >> elizabeth: this keeps like this feels like keeping hope alive for impeachment. you don't usually do it in an election year. the putts showing american say to move on. nothing this gentleman said in his statement is provable high crimes and misdemeanors. nothing he said. impeached based on what? >> lisa: exactly. that is such the critical question for you nailed it. that's the question. there's nothing to impeach president trump -- he's not done

naturalist lived here for 15 years the house was a gift to him from his patron grand duke called al gore just. an illuminating little . gauger remodeled the home and headed for an. which to his liking. for instance he put in this staircase built in the italian style. i wonder if the steps already squeaked like this and go to day it's possible he wrote that it's a staircase one never tires of going up and down. in the front part of the house you find elegantly furnished rooms this is where goods are welcomed his guests are just scholars politicians and members of the royal family. sculptures richer remind him of his time in italy as well as hadda. and she left the love it companions who died 30 years before him. the courage of family lived in the real part of the house. this room is referred to as christiane is room in honor of christiane of his wife the couple lived together for 18 years before marrying something the citizens of weimar found scandalous when they finally did get hitched their son was already 16 years old. good to study was simple and uncluttered he wanted nothing to distr

bush and mccain was out there saying republicans nominate me, i will beat al gore like a drum.e had the crowds chanting it. did not get the nomination. and, of course, george w. bush did get elected in a close election but the psychology was prioritizing something else above obvious electability. what's the psychology of the electorate? >> to be honest i think it's different depending on your generation. if you're an older voter, particularly african-american voter what's at stake is getting him out of obvious because of racism, white supremacy and on and on and on but if you're a young voter and hear that someone like joe biden talk about working across the smile, that doesn't work for you. you are more of an ideological voter and what joe and jill biden are saying let's not have that ideological debate today but let's get him out of office so electability works for a period of time because there's strength behind it and you can push away the distinctions between medicare for all and not and the public option and not. you know, you're taking a bet that voters aren't going to c

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had we did, al gore would have been become the president.nton would have become the president. we have an electoral college system. if you want it to change, you need to get out and knock on doors and get out and vote and young people protesting, civil disobedience is a lost art and i appreciate you for having me on here. >> thank you, michael. i'm sure the supreme court will want to have something to say before 2020. >>> still to come, why do some people think recreational vehicles hold the key to prognosticating our economic future. >>> and when president trump looked to the heavens and referred to himself as the chosen one, who was his intended audience? i have an idea. all her life that i should fix it. and now it reminds me of her. i'm just glad i never fixed it. listen, you don't need to go anywhere dad. meet christine, she's going to help you around the house. the best home to be in is your own. from personal care and memory care, to help around the house, home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home ins

$150.00 alpine one players perform together that's bound to be the case again next year too when al gore and fans flocked to southern switzerland for the 19th edition of the. to learn more about european lifestyle and culture. when you come to like. your romance. take the flight to an restaurants. trying to win flavored cuisine join the race and destroy. your romance john subscribe so you don't miss it. but i learned something of a planet in and of itself with people from all corners of the world living here well some have made it their permanent home opening galleries bars and restaurants we're featuring some of these entrepreneurs in our series planet berlin and today we meet up with venezuelan cook sharon shell she serves up a south american snack from her food truck here in the capital. i mean shell comes from venezuela she's got the spy spending that's hunger without response. it's. something that every business i don't know how to my kids at home are not going to make it since you are very very young and i think actually like maybe like a playground thing when you are keeping an ey

$150.00 alpine one players perform together that's bound to be the case again next year too when al gore and fans flocked to southern switzerland for the 19th edition of the. this to. want to learn more about european lifestyle and culture. when you come to the plate for. your romance trying. to take the plunge you really want to strike. trying with cleavers crazy join the race to destroy. your romance journal subscribe so you don't miss it. berlin is something of a planet in and of itself with people from all corners of the world living here well some have made it their permanent home opening galleries bars and restaurants we're featuring some of these entrepreneurs in our series planet berlin and today we meet up with venezuelan cooks sharon shell she serves up a south american snack from her food truck here in the capital. i mean shell comes from venezuela she satisfied spending it's hunger with us. meal cakes. but that's something that every minnesotan no hope to make it home nonunion make it so if you are very very young because it actually like maybe like a playground thing with wo

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mountain village of todd has no running water no electricity and no telephones mohammed ben saeed al gore's family can hardly wait for his colleague to arrive and install a solar panel on their rooftop. they look on eagerly as the work gets underway. and the solar panel will cost the family a few $100.00 euros that's a lot of money here it's a pretty quick job the technology is relatively simple but maintenance and the batteries longevity are still problematic the system has to be wired up in a somewhat unorthodox way but nevertheless it works joad connects the module to the battery and it starts charging. it doesn't take long to install our technology the time consuming part is getting to these villages if i see. the farmer's entire livelihood lies in these fields he suffer on. just one gram of the red spice can earn him up to a euro burnside's family has financed their solar powered system with a crop. solar power is expensive and we don't have much money. but we hope this panel will improve our lives. the moment of truth has almost come joe load runs the battery cables into the house and

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village of city one clings to a steep hill side a single voice of the old city in the valley below lies al gore style neighborhood it's a setting resonant with meeting for muslims christians and jews. to be standing about is situated in the most important one of the most important areas in jerusalem right next to the walls of the intensity situated why were the temple mount is is observed very very close so it is one of the most important areas in jerusalem and maybe maybe in the entire war so the israeli authorities have plans for. they say the houses in these narrow alleyways were built without permits they want to flatten the whole neighborhood and tun it into open parkland 6. it's a tourist development plan that would wreck the lives of an entire palestinian community the municipality has slapped a demolition the water. $88.00 houses which would make $1500.00 people homeless. for her or her. mom is one of them he's the local him and he lives with his wife and children in a street proudly decorated with seeds from the old city. whiskey lendl that idea in the end the hell 1000000000 age with

struggling to put food on the table but if you look at the year that is just gone by when prison and when al gore was elected into government a lot of expectations were high that the economy was going to turn out for the better but it is turning out for the west but you also need we also need to take into account that you are in the heritage 30 years of misrule and economic decay so to turn around such a situation it would take 10 years ask for patients there and reforms that the government is instituting but those reforms will not take place or take effect overnight they will need time to be implemented this zimbabwe had no currency now they are trying to bring back their currency but all these reforms unfortunately are coming into time when the economy is not performing and people are demanding immediate change so it is a difficult task for the government. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world and iranian oil tanker is preparing to send sail from gibraltar after being held since early july the british territory has released grace one despite a last

like clinton, obama, even al gore they put him on the cover of vanity fair, vogue, "rolling stone", they pretend they are celebrities. in the even put on the cover of vanity fair. he thinks instagram mean himself is interesting. that is the point about politics. they did boring things but the media represented as glamorous. so beto o'rourke is glamorous. in a way that bob dole's hair is not. even though i would bet he has a lot more. [laughter] so i think it takes intense guts encouraged to have the conviction of your own boring us. and they don't have the integrity to be as completely boring as they should be. i am going to try it for the rest of the show. [laughter] is going quite well so far. >> you have a head start. joe what are you excited about? greenland, anything? >> it has been a roller coaster for greenland because if you read what he actually said he was in a meeting and said denmark is having a lot of trouble with how much if the spend and someone said you should buy it and he said is that even possible, what do you think? it's no point that he was going to buy it but people

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are held the council will be sworn in on wednesday will be led by left tenant general abdul fatah al gore hahn who headed the transitional military council which has ruled the country since the military ousted omar al bashir in april it will morgan sent us this update from hard to. the decision by sudan's military council to appoint a sovereign council comes in line with a power sharing agreement that was signed between the military and the opposition coalition known as the forces of freedom and change on saturday now asper that agreement the rule of the sovereign council will be largely ceremonial and it will be overseeing the executive council which will be having members nominated by the opposition coalition and the legislative assembly which 2 thirds of it seats will go to the opposition coalition as well the sovereign council will have 11 members 5 from the military 5 from the opposition coalition and 11th member which has been agreed upon by both sides it will be sworn in on wednesday morning and after that a prime minister who has already been nominated by the opposition will be sw