by the way al gore a bears are disappearing, they're disappearing from al gore's books and movies because in al gore's sql in his movie and books polar bears are dimensions. they're at or near historic population highs and they never counted this many. his predicted polar bear apocalypse never happened . but essentially the carbon tax, that was a quaint old solution. nowadays the whole climate movement has gone completely wacky. we now look at barroom brawls, race, big death statistics. how many redheaded kids we have. all kinds of wacky metrics and solutions now are to and white supremacy we have to defund the police. solutions of a green new deal, architects who want to abolish the police during the height of the george floyd riots that's how the climate debate has changed. no longer is it about metrics like carbon taxes but to answer your question directly and i put this in the book carbon taxes increase in missions. when you put carbon taxes on the united states, canada, western europe, developed industrial economies all you're going to do is offshore energy development to countries t

by the way al gore a bears are disappearing, they're disappearing from al gore's books and movies because in al gore's sql in his movie and books polar bears are dimensions. they're at or near historic population highs and they never counted this many. his predicted polar bear apocalypse never happened . but essentially the carbon tax, that was a quaint old solution. nowadays the whole climate movement has gone completely wacky. we now look at barroom brawls, race, big death statistics. how many redheaded kids we have. all kinds of wacky metrics and solutions now are to and white supremacy we have to defund the police. solutions of a green new deal, architects who want to abolish the police during the height of the george floyd riots that's how the climate debate has changed. no longer is it about metrics like carbon taxes but to answer your question directly and i put this in the book carbon taxes increase in missions. when you put carbon taxes on the united states, canada, western europe, developed industrial economies all you're going to do is offshore energy development to countries t

troubling for users and recently a "wall street journal" article described in detail how tiktok's al gore rhythm turns up sex and drug videos to minors. mr. thune: i have a wilkes the transparency act and the pact act that would make significant strides in helping with transparency online and the filter bubble transparency act would give consumers the option to engage in platforms without being manipulated by opaque algorithms. do you think they should use the platform to keep them engaged on the platform. mr. beckerman and mrs. miller and ms. stout. mr. beckerman: we agree with needs to be transparency in the way algorithms work and the individual choice while using them. mrs. miller: we do provide transparency in the way our systems and practices work. ms. stout: senator thune, it's important to understand that what we a lie -- apply algorithms to is a small amount of content and users get to select interest categories that then determine the kind of content they're served up. but it's not an unlimited list or set of user generated content. it's quite narrow. mr. thune: i don't know you

former vice president al gore launching climate change asset manager. gore was teaming up withi finane yer to vest in solutions to limit global temperature rises to 1.5 degrees celsius and the ftc warns 1,100 companies on notice they will face fines if they make false claims to employees about making money. >> that al gore move as the biggest climate summit kicks off. we'll see you in a bit >> back to the markets and your money as the dow and the s&p continuing to bang out new record highs investors still pouring in your guest says don't get too comfortable. it may be time for a pause and maybe one that refreshes handling over $3.3 billion we maybe need to get out of play, take the bench and take a breather we'll probably get a little pull back, maybe a point or two we'll see a new high on all exchanges. i think it is a wonderful thing. i would be bullish here. what is the driver that was sort of a resetting in october. october gives me a bit of heart burn i remember the october 87 crash. i had taken an account and run up and i thought i was a genius. i

i remember being shortly out of college, reading books such as "the end of reason" by al gore.arolina to environmental justice students and none of them almost knew who al gore was. congratulations, gentlemen, we are all old. we have long distilled our politics into a cult of celebrity and sound byte and farless of each passing days. i warned democrats and my good friends not to elect matthew mcconaughhey or across the country not to elect the sexy candidate at the moment. part of good governance which democrats always pursued is electing professionals who understand how government is supposed to be run as a vehicle to make social changes as well as promote the public good. that stuff matters. i would look to elect professionals and capable humans and let that be the over arching lesson. >> i don't know if you are calling for only confident people in politics. that's going to take a nationwide. we'll see what we can do. >> i know you guys are talking about the gubernatorial race this sunday on the circus, what are you hearing from people, actual living and breathing people who

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i remember being shortly out of college, reading books such as the end of reason by al gore.ave a lecture at north carolina central university to the justice students, and none of them almost knew who al gore was. so congratulations gentlemen, we're all old. i think we have long since distilled our politics into a cult of celebrity, into an exercise of soundbites, and into a far left with each passing day, substantive exercise. that's why i would warn democrats, in the great state of texas, now to elect matthew mcconaughey, or not to elect sexy candidate of the moment. part of good governance, which democrats have always pursued, it is electing professionals, who understand public administration, to understand how government is supposed to be run, as a vehicle to make social change as well as promote the public good, and also security measures and such. that stuff matters, and i would occur just a look to elect professionals and capable humans, and let that be one of the overarching lessons of this extraordinarily bizarre trump era, and the era of those who choose to emulate

they talked about the sease levs and these are climate metrics people understood and by the way, al gore from the books and movies polar bearsor aren't mentioned and in thes historic highs essentially you go back and that was a quaint solution. nowadays it's gone q completely wacky. that's how it's changed. no longer is it about metrics but to answer your question directly that we have in europe and the united states and canada so all that's going to happen is the more we shut down, restrict and regulate it just means china, africa, south america, all of them are going to pick up the slack and they will not have the same technological advances and i make a point in the book since 1970 they've radically improved air water qualities at the same time we've increased our population and economic growth through the magic of technological innovation. there is a section in the book that shows energy information agency it would make the united states a country that rejected the carbon taxes and the paris agreement but we didn't follow. we never signed on to this and reducing the co2 emissions. my

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this would be the equivalent of al gore in 2000 saying, democrats, don't vote because i believe the - no -- >> mercedes, i -- [inaudible] >> yeah. so, i mean, basically, look, we don't want to -- the key is not discowrlging republicans to go and vote because, obviously, we're on the winning side when it comes to 2022 -- [inaudible conversations] >> republicans are getting discouraged because we're not, well, the republicans are getting discouraged because they feel nothing's being done to fix the election integrity problem. that's where -- the that's the concern. republicans say, well, why should i go out and vote if it's not going to make a difference? gerry: we've got to go. >> that's what what the president was trying to say. gerry: thank you very much. coming up, kamala harris' strange children's science video adding to the list of mishaps that seem to be coming out of that seem to be coming out of the vice president's office. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we'

would've the supreme court interceded and decided the election for the second george bush versus al gore and what a difference that would've made. you can see the consequences of politics in her government and the importance of both and how that reflects on the performance, is clarence thomas he was then appointed to replace thurgood marshall most think is judge higginbotham and a great advocate of civil rights and justice and those sorts of things i could go on and on the armand might want to speak to this as well. i just what to remind everybody of the great audience that we've got feel free too post any questions on facebook or youtube, whatever you are watching we will be happy to get to those. i'm gonna start this out as an observation from justice deferred but when my brother has been a volunteer and i was telling him i was hosting the session and he's an attorney and i said i got this book and i feel the book report on it and one of the things for both of the books it is a book about the supreme court by a great legal mind but i'm not a great legal mind but it was a good read it m

bush versus al gore. >> the decision desks are looking at this, scratching their heads unable to call. all of a sudden, you see a need for an alternative source and a different source of news, it is just like all of a sudden, a lightning strikes, more and more people say, oh, yeah, let me check out what fox has to say about this. >> billed on three big stories, one was clinton-lewinsky, the second 2000 election and third aftermath of 9/11. i think we did a good job on 9/11 covering that story, but in aftermath we looked at it differently from other media. when the dust cleared we were number one and have been since. >> you get to 9/11 it was you know a freight train, that nobody could stop. >> it was palpable the concepts of fox news channel getting on the map, you could feel it after three years there was finally some traction. and it was going to survive. >> i came to fox news after the twin towers one down went down. >> that is the way it has been, mujahidh would avance. and they could call on b-52. >> that refreshed my interoutlook on life -- entire outlook on life was the indepen

feels that contradiction packed into one sentence, the same guy the 2000 election was stolen from al goreis arguing that unless you support $3.5 trillion in new spending when core inflation is a 30 year high or a border that is so open for we are on pace to allow 2.3 million people into this country or the department of justice's effort to crack down on parents who care what their kids are being taught or pretend the current administration is competent enough to run the government which a majority of americans feel it is not you are the problem and if you want exhibit a on how desperate democratic cheerleaders in the media are over the real possibility that their party's majority will be wiped out in 2022 and in the 2024 election regardless who the nominees are whether it is trump or biden or kamala harris and nikki haley or ron desantis, this piece reeks of desperation. todd: stop with the coup stuff. there is not a coup, there's not going to be a coup, relax with the coup. msnbc and cnn keep up this narrative and is the reason nobody is watching in this gas lighting you see in a headlin

i actually went into a bathroom and followed al gore but like this woman, i standards.e i realized i was following someone into the bathroom with a camera, i turned around. she is 47 years old. she is way too old to be doing something like this but she has a phd from george washington university. and she is following people into the bedrooms and screaming at them? she is also the bernie sanders field organizer. she introduced crazy bernie a couple times. she is not some low-level person on the totem pole. this is eight bernie breaux or -- a bernie bro or bro-ette. so it is with you kind of harassed politicians. it is -- >> and sympathizes with sinema. >> and full disclosure, i did follow rahm emanuel into that mentoring. >> and did you say? >> he went in there for a long time. i had to leave after a wild. >> greg, it is a felony filming some interesting. that i don't know about. >> what about pepper-spray cracks things we need to know. coming up, the white house just got busted for misleading americans? we will tell you what that is about next. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ got a

tom: i know you and the team have been looking at this new fund coming from al gore, the former u.s.esident and the men behind the inconvenient truth, and goldman sachs. what is his fund aiming to do? tasneem: it is more of a venture more than a single fund. while esg needs necessary movement, it has not gone to where we need to be in terms of reining in emissions and keeping warming on track. they are saying impact needs to become mainstream financial investment strategies. it needs to target climate impacts where you link strategy to the 1.5 degree metric. the point is a lot of that requires private market into industry like steel where you can bring about a meaningful transition and a very rapid decarbonization which is what we will need to get to the 2030 goals and 2050 goals in the paris agreement. francine: thank you so much. our esg editor in copenhagen. we will have plenty more stories that her and her team will bring to you. it starts next monday, the u.s. special presidential envoy for climate john kerry joins us. catch that full interview on leaders with lacqua tonight at

it shidowed a lot of improvement and he was able to have phone calls with vice president al gore and joe biden. >>> joining me again in the fight against covid-19, 57% of americans are now fully vaccinated. but we're heading into winter and cold and flu season. dr. fauci says we could still do better. >> we're going in the right direction. the problem is, as you all know, we still have approximately 66 million people who are eligible to be vaccinated that are not vaccinated. the degree to which we continue to come down in that slope will depend on how well we do about getting more people vaccinated. >> joining me now is dr. ken kim. he was on the biden advisory board. dr. kim, thanks for joining us tonight. >> you believe covid is here to stay, and we just need to start li living. i think we'll have to learn to live with it. our businesses need to open, our restaurants need to be open, our schools need to open. we need to see our families. i think that we need to be practical, we need to be really comb combining ideas. in our own personal bubble, we often don't mask, but when we go t

she's less popular than mike pence, than al gore, then dick cheney, then joe biden was when he was withreat roles. she got the border. she went over to asia to look at the supply chain crises firsthand. the only thing that came back was "do your christmas shopping early." now, she's traveling all over the country, and she is pushing biden's agenda. permission to make a sports analogy? this would be like a wide receiver dropping three presses stomach passes and then saying he's not getting the ball enough. >> odell beckham. >> jesse: >> jesse: i will take this opportunity to bring up the hostage crisis that kamala harris could figure in in a very prominent way. there were 16 american missionaries being held by thugs. they are threatening their life, demanding $1 million for each of them. 16 americans are being held hostage. nobody is talking about it. they are going to hurt these people. if our people do not go in there and free americans -- americans are being held hostage. people are talking about afghanistan, here and there. this is just a couple of hundred miles from the united state

worked on the distraught rouse 2000 presidential campaign for ralph nader for people who didn't think al goretivating issue for her, the $150 billion in grants for electric companies that provide clean energy, it is billions for electric vehicle infrastructure, modernizing the power grid while pushing towards pine's goal of 80% power by 2030. likewise, the permanent child tax credits, free community college, paid medical leave would seem taylor made for sinema. this is the same person who co sponsored two family leave bills that languished in the senate. too many parents are forced to decide. there is a budget plan that would solve that problem. so where are the sticking points that have led to this last-minute blinksman ship. the sleuths had a field day showing some of her past progressive demands don't match her current positions. now, west virginia's joe manchin has been more consistent. he's never been a liberal, as he reminded reporters yesterday. as the sole democrat, manchin has been clear he would like to cut 2 trillion from the proposed budget, which is quite the flex. we learned yes

bush along with his own vice president al gore, according to our colleague jamie gangel. jim? >> okay, natasha chen, thank you very much. we're glad the former president is doing much better. >>> and we're following a developing story now out of haiti where the state department is monitoring reports that a group of missionaries, 16 americans and one canadian, have been kidnapped by gang members. cnn's kylie atwood is at the state department. kylie, this is a very disturbing situation. i understand you have some new information? >> reporter: yeah. what i'm being told by a senior u.s. government official is that the u.s. does not know the current location of these 16 americans who were kidnapped by a gang in haiti. now, what we are being told from the organization that they were there in haiti a part of christian aid ministries which is based in ohio, 16 of those are americans, five of those were children and they were abducted when they were headed from an orphanage to another location. what is important to notice here is that kidnappings in haiti have been on the rise for the

called into question the integrity of the voting process, the disputed election in the george bush/al goreyears later with the commission chaired by jimmy carter and james baker in 2005 and on and on and really no progress in securing or clarifying the voter integrity of the century. >> are there measures and considerations in some of the other states where there's been scrutiny over the election results, most of it brought without evidence by republicans? >> i mean was there control by the republicans? you see the opposite. you see them moving ahead with laws that would make it somewhat harder to vote or raise a higher bar for who can vote. you saw what happened down in georgia, things like restricting, providing sustenance to people waiting in line. you've seen others remove it from the secretary of state and give it to different legislatures in certain cases. in states where there's been democratic control of the legislature where you see talks about ways to make voting easier, but no sort of national consensus about what needs to be done. >> moving to washington, they say you need to d

you remember that al gore exercise some discretion against his own self interests, when pursuant to the electoral counteract of 1887, he rejected some challenges to the victory of george w. bush on the grounds the challenges didn't meet the criteria. they were supported by member of the house, but not a senator. they're all kinds of rules about which cow challenge can be accepted, and one count of a genuine dispute. the vice president is neither as powerful as eastman, and trump, trying to convince pence he was. neither are they as powerless as they are trying to say kamala harris would be, the truth is somewhere in between. we have to be very careful in developing our legal arguments to make sure that the can't have it both ways. the vice president remains at least some authority to prevent the ceiling of the election. >> this final point i think is the one that sort of crystallizes for me, what happened last time around states scent electors that gave biden the presidency and they were trying to push on mike pence and congress to overturn at this last moment. the theory is this time,

>> if kathryn harris, jeb bush, jim baker and the supreme court hadn't tampered with the results, al goreit, they know it, we won that election! we actually won the last presidential election, folks. they stole the last presidential election! >> so, you know, you're being criticized for saying, wait a minute. the republicans are questioning election integrity when that's exactly what you did multiple times in more than one election. >> first of all, the 2000 election went to the united states supreme court. the united states supreme court shut down the voting, overruled the florida supreme court and stopped the counting of votes. that is quite a difference from what you had in the trump election where 33, 34 cases, whatever it was, was brought up. republican judges dismissed them. >> i don't mean to suggest -- what happened in 2000 was so different. in 2020, joe biden won full stop. fair and square, no question. but going back to 2000, do you think republicans stole that election? >> in 2000, i wish the united states supreme court would let them finish counting the votes. glenn youngkin s

you remember the al gore exercised some discretion against his own self-interest when pursuant to the electoral act of 1887, he rejected some challenges to the victory of george w. bush on the ground that the challenges didn't meet the criteria. they were supported by a member of house but not by a senator. they are all kinds of rules about which challenges can be accepted and what counts as a genuine dispute and the vice president is neither all powerful as trump tried to convince pence he was nor utterly powerless as they are trying to say kamala harris would be. the truth is somewhere in between. we have to be careful that they cannot have it both ways and the vice president retains some authority to prevent the stealing of the election. >> this final point is the one that sort of crystallized it for me. what happened last time around is state sent electors that gave biden the presidency and they were trying to push on mike pence and congress to overturn it at this last moment. what the fear is this time is that it's already done prior to that in the states such that republicans st

bush, and his own vice president al gore. he also spoke to president biden on friday. doctors and staff say that he's been able to get up and walk around and, in fact, according to this source telling jamie gangel, the staff had to tell him to slow down. we've also seen secretary hillary clinton and daughter chelsea clinton visiting him on saturday, spending some time here in the hospital. again, he has been staying this long because of the iv antibiotics treatment which can take three to five days to complete and doctors and staff say it's very important to have that completed before he gets back on a plane to go home. back to you. >> natasha chen, we appreciate it. thank you. >>> let's get to the politics right now, the subpoena showdown on capitol hill specifically, the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection is planning to vote this week on criminal contempt charges against trump loyalist steve bannon. >> bannon is refusing to comply with a subpoena from the committee. he claims he can't testify or provide documents because former president trump is co

. >> sean: that's like al gore that's how long this playbook goes back.licans got the wrong agenda for african-americans, they don't even want to count you int the census. but if you want to go to the dnc convention you need a picture i.d., if you want to go to the white house and visit joe you need a picture i.d. if you want to go to the capital you need picture i.d. and now with that these vaccine passport mandates everywhere. joe biden never lifted a fingery to make voting more accessible in delaware so we know it's one big talking point lie here. my question is, you know, is this -- if this is real and we find outut either a week from tomorrow or early on a week from wednesday that in fact youngkin pulls this off, what does that mean? >> i tell you exact what it means. first of all, as already said these talking points are old-fashioned democrat a talking points. air jim crow talking points and that's not the issue in virginia. the issue in virginia are based on american issues. education, these parents are fighting for their kids and the democrats wo

meanwhile, well wishes from the former vice president, al gore.retary of state former secretary of state hillary clinton, his wife, is in there with him and we're told that the current president, joe biden, wanted to call his buddy at some point today, but they were playing phone tag. here's what he said. listen to this. >> i know you're asking about president clinton. i've been exchanging calls. he seems to be -- god willing, doing well. and so when i talk to him i'll let you all know. >> reporter: again, of course, cause for concern here. a big scare. this week for friends and for family, for the nation onlooking. seem he will be discharged at some point very soon. could be even today and we'll know more within the next hour or so. hallie? >> steve patterson. stay close to a camera. bring you back when you get new information. >>> and that restrictive abortion law. asking the supreme court to put the law on hold again. the latest request comes a day, remember, after an appeals court reinstated the law a third time. nbc's julia ainsley is followi

terry mcauliffe still things al gore beat george w. bush. stacey abrams think she won.nk he won. what is new and different and frankly crazy is the -- is the people who believe that donald trump's still the president or, you know, some of these other sort of luooney tunes conspirac theories. bill clinton's a space alien. i mean, there is a group of people who are desperate to believe fanciful, fantasy stories like that and i am not own sure it's a political ideology, schbs it is, you know, some sort of mental illness. i really do put these kind of people into two different camps and that latter camp of the folks that think donald trump's flying around on air force one. i mean, i don't know what to say about it. i mean, there -- they're sort of behind -- i would say reasoning with, john. i don't know what you think. that's what i think. >> i mean, you know, um, you know, my dad used to tell me when you reason with a fool, you got two fools. but the problem here is, is the dichotomy you just created is totally false. there is no comparison between folks who fixate on the

maybe, you should tell terry mcauliffe who just said the 2000 election was stolen from al gore that he ought to do the same thing because the intellectual dishonesty of these arguments is what is -- is what causes republicans to say, you know what? i'm just not going to take the bait on these political arguments anymore because the left has created a situation where people don't trust the elections. and what we need is trust in elections. we need people to believe when they go and vote that their vote is going to be counted. that it wasn't stolen from russians. that when you take part in the election, that your vote counts. and we're -- we're in a situation where no one believes that anymore. in fact, there is a poll -- let me just finish this last point. let me finish this last point, s.e. let me finish this last point. hang on. >> sorry. >> in may, there was a poll that came out that said more democrats believe that donald trump was elected fraudulently in 2016 than republicans believe that joe biden was elected fraudulently in 2020. that was back in may. >> s.e.? >> but that shows y

bush and al gore, which gore won the popular vote of, its chaotic aftermath to the culture war madness of the post 9/11 era and lead-up to the iraq war. the dixie chicks were removed from polite society for daring to criticize president george w. bush. and the house of representatives started serving freedom fries to protest france's opposition to the iraq war. and of course the war itself, it was touted as a huge success on the network while its critics, who were of course ultimately vindicated by history welcome back were lambasted. to the barack obama's presidency and the birtherism, which was donald trump's first major foray into the political discourse. and that set the groundwork for the entire maga movement. all this was fueled by fox news and the perpetual conservative outrage machine. and it's not just speculation. there's been studies done on this. studies that determined fox news is a real motivating factor in american politics. one study found that fox's impact increased republicans' vote share in presidential elections by three to four points. in a country as polarized as

kerry ultimately flinched from that, voted for the package, al gore broke the tie as vice president, and it passed. that's exactly what joe biden is trying to repeat this time. so in effect he is issuing that call both to house progressives, saying my presidency is on line, you need to stand behind it, and he's saying the same to joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, this not entirely completely baked package. he'll say to them, i made a commitment to the house progressives, you need to keep my presidency from coming down, raising the stakes. i think that given, say, nancy pelosi's track record, if she puts the bill on the floor today, it would be unwise to bet against her. and joe biden is gambling his own credibility on what will happen in the senate. >> that's one interesting element of this, manu, which is all the reporting is that biden thinks that he's within inches of a deal with manchin and sinema on this. i'm curious what it means. it feels like the way it's been painted for quite some time is they've been within inches. how much further along are they, really? >> reporter: yeah.

bush, and clinton's only former vice president al gore. the hospital staff had been telling us that he was well enough that he was walking around the hospital. in fact, this source tells jamie that -- the hospital staff had to tell him to slow down. so the former president seems to be in good spirits, that he has been able to chat with family and friends, watch college football. that's according to a statement put out by his spokesperson on twitter in just the last couple of hours. i can read you part of the statement where he says that tomorrow is the expected discharge date. he will remain overnight at u.c. irvine medical center to continue to receive iv antibiotics before an expected discharge tomorrow. he talks about having -- being deeply grateful for the excellent care he continues to receive and thankful to the many wishers who sent kind words to him and his family. he's looking forward to getting home very soon. you can see this has probably been a trying process, several -- this will be the fifth night he's stayed here at this hos

you know what i told him he's our al gore >> all right, rudy >> "i'm spartacus. >> biden's gonna taken's -- >> "i'm spartacus. >> by the way, biden's been off the trail -- >> mueller saying, "obstruction of justice." you cut everything out "obstruction of justice. which the guy will say, "say obstruction of justice." "obstruction of justice. "did you decide it?" "no. >> seth: maybe they cut him because his impressions weren't good enough. looks like someone needs to go to impressions camp. actually, never mind, he'd definitely do sloth. or maybe he's banned because he regularly went on fox and showed off other people's incriminating texts, and emails, and phone calls, and nonsensically waved around random pieces of paper like a guy in times square trying to convert you to some weird religion you've never heard of "would you like a free stress test?" "have you heard the gospel of gerlax?" but, of course, it seems like the real reason rudy was banned probably has a lot more to do with a simple financial and legal calculation. you see, fox is currently the target of a $1.6 billion defama

i received was in a board meeting with somebody, on a board with al gore. we were on the board together world economic forum to allocate them as think about it and i said wait a second, he lost that election by either one supreme court vote or 534 votes in florida when we look at it. he never asked anybody to washington to riot. he never said the election was stolen. he just basically upon come with farm with his life and it was a sad situation what happened on january 6th and it really made me think that tears were coming down eyes of the statue of liberty because here we believe in freedom and we believe in people exercising the right to vote and here it was challenged in ways i think was inappropriate. >> if there's one thing about that date i guess it certainly proves the fact that we're still an american experiment, does it not? >> yes. the experiment is one that i can't imagine for example, ronald reagan, had he lost an election and he ran for president, he ran for president three times. to make times he did make a come the third time he did make and

window because we've had a bipartisan consensus that began with the democrats in the clinton and al goreinistration and follow through the successive republican administrations then to the obama administration that basically big tech was better than harmless. it was amazing. it was changing in ways that benefited everyone. and so, people wanted to do a bear hug of the companies and wanted to have google on one side and apple on the other and to think about the potential of technology, the economic growth potential of technology and who looked at the regulatory momentum that was building in europe and thought they are only doing it because they don't have any tech companies of their own so they are trying to constrain this american innovation and power. we are in a new moment now. you can find people on the democratic and republican side who want to put a big bull's-eye on big tech. there is an equal the image on both sides of the aisle although they diagnose the problem in slightly different ways so we find ourselves in a policy window where you will actually see bipartisan momentum to t