al gore fear-mongers. climate activists are ready to ramp up artificial intelligence to do surveillance stalking of climate violators. will gore stalk himself? will he stalk the president? will he stalk former president obama, john kerry? al gore fear-mongers with this new narrative that oil and gas is the new subprime mortgage crisis? we'll investigate. this story, will biden's vaccine mandate force out border patrol agents amid the worst border crisis in history? thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with this look at this, thousands of government workers, cops, firefighters, sanitation workers, city workers went out in force protesting vax mandates in los angeles. no jab, no job. now the new biden vaccine mandates, they're exploding into court fights that could end up in the supreme court. joining us how oversight and reform ranking member, kentucky congressman james comer

the former vice president al gore joins me this hour. we'll talk about the summit. >>> also, we're standing by for the first exit polls on this election night in america. and watching the extremely close and consequential governors race in virginia. and we're also expecting a vote at any moment now that could move 28 million american children just one step away from being eligible for a covid-19 vaccine, possibly as soon as tomorrow. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. we're live in scotland where world leaders have wrapped up their portion of the united nations climate summit. and president biden in his final remarks just a little while ago making breaking news saying for the first time he believes holdout democratic senator joe manchin will back his massive spending plan. our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins is with me here in scotland. the president said and i'm quoting, i believe joe will be there. you hear

the former vice president al gore joins me this hour. we'll talk about the

he said jean, i've been where al gore is. i know he's about ready, i know what he's feeling. i'd like to call and talk to him when he is done. i said i will call the white house operators, the best way to reach the white house and that made him very happy he cut me out of the middle. he said i will call the operator when the speech is done, you have to worry about it so i watch the speech and was gracious and i'm watching him come out of the eisenhower office building complex and get in the car sure enough, i see him pick up the phone and i'm thinking no, no, no. that can't possibly be my boss. five minutes later my phone rings and it's president bush i got off the phone with encore. i think he's through i called, we had a great conversation, i told him his speech was wonderful and perfect and i think he understood why i called. he understood i was where he was so i did the right thing. i know he did. i was wrong and he was right. fast-forward to 2008, it's a wide-open election year, it's the morning after the first democratic debate in president bush comes in and he says get

democrat al gore, he is now threatening that he and climate activists are ready to deploy artificial intelligence, hundreds and thousands of satellites an and sensors to talk you, anyone in the planet. will he go after himself, john kerry, joe biden, bernie sanders, or barack obama flying airplanes and much, much more? voters nationwide reject defund the police. virginia democrat abigail spanberger on an election call warn democrats don't ever use those words again. now the white house walking back president biden saying no to payouts to illegal aliens after the aclu hit the ceiling. those payouts potentially still in the works. elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thank you so much for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. we've got fireworks again on capitol hill. we have senator rand paul saying dr. fauci, resign. you're misleading america. you're taking no accountability. you're making up definitions on your own ad hoc on the fly. what is gain of function supervirus research? dodging accountability for funding this lethal wor

he said al gore had a better case to argue than mr. happened to him, he accepted it, and he walked away. joining me now to discuss is kaitlan collins, cnn chief white house correspondent and david gregory cnn political analyst. this was a really interesting moment, kaitlan. it is worth pointing out this judge was appointed by george w. bush. he wasn't appointed by a democrat. >> yeah. i think that was actually fascinating about that. because he was talking about, of course, that election loss which did lead to bush being in office and appointing this judge. the broader point the judge is making, we have seen it play out through the january 6th defendants coming out is saying these people were used as pawns of the former president. and that they were used to advance of course his false claims about the election on that day. he himself did not go up to the capitol that day, but they all went and in part of the remarks i was reading from the judge, in addition to saying al gore had a better case than trump did and he did not act anywhere

al gore, jeff bezos or -- who is the other? they all shut up, the carbon emissions would be sliced in half. that should have landed better. i have a point to make. what isser with about this summit, it's not evil but feels evil. you have a collection of the richest people meeting together on our dime. they're not paying for it. they decide how you pay and how you will suffer the rest of your life. they're living -- meeting in a remote luxury spot to decide how an ohio tuck driver will bend under their thumb. the media applauds this. this is the most crystallized example of class warfare. elite couples deciding how to fashion an apocalyptic vision to protect their power. they were not nice enough to invited a luke warmer to discuss the economics on the technologies. they think so little of us that they meet in front of us and mock about spending our money. >> jeanine: you're right. >> greg: is it evil? >> jesse: feels evil. >> greg: feels evil. >> jeanine: biden is in rome. an 85-car motorcade. who is in 85 cars? you have securi

vice president al gore during a special "the situation room," airing 4 to 6:00 p.m., after the bidene has a lot of specific thoughts what needs to be done. he is worried about the world, he always has been. he has specific ideas. i am looking forward for viewers to hear what he has to say. >> we all will be. that will be a very timely interview. i heard him speak. he is like an encyclopedia on this stuff. wolf, thank you very much for previewing that for us. stay with cnn. president biden will be speaking next hour, we'll bring you that live. >>> meanwhile, in this exclusive sit down, chief international anchor christiane amanpour spoke with british prime minister boris johnson, discussed the massive problem the crisis presents and how countries can keep promises when it comes to fighting climate change. >> so you look a little doom and gloom before this all started, a classroom full of children, said it is touch and go, whether we'll acheieve 1.5, you talk about diffusing the doomsday clock. are you doom and gloom? >> you have to be doom and gloom and remain doom and gloom until we

i am delighted to speak to al gore, the original proponent of climate change, who for years and decadesas been trying to make this a reality. inc. you for joining us. -- thank you for joining us. we are focusing on the funding, the finance come on how we transition better. i want to learn more about your investment firm. this is a joint venture with goldman sachs, and you are basically only targeting the assets that are decarbonizing, which means all of the portfolios are well below the 1.5 degrees. is this how you do it right? mr. gore: generation investment management was one of the small groups that convened this net zero asset managers initiative, and it is now up to the incredibly large number of $52 trillion, and part of the larger package that mark carney talked about. the rules of the road are still being worked out in great detail. for our part, we are actually committed to net zero, real net zero. some who have made this commitment are still working towards that maximum goal, and i think what you are seeing here in this conference overall is a big wheel turning slowly. i think

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al gore suggesting we'll be completely off colby 2030.comptroller choice for the currency had this to say listen. >> i'm thinking about primarily the oil industry and coal and gas industry. a lot of smaller players in the industry are going to probably go bankrupt in short order, at least we want them to go bankrupt if we want to tackle climate change, right? charles: so we're going to tackle climate change and we want american businesses to go bankrupt. this is blowing my mind that anyone associated with our government would say something like that. >> it is absolutely absurd. right now if we go back about 10 years ago, the rate of return required on oil and gas development was eight to 10% and the same for alternative technologies. now it is 20% for oil and gas, 3 to 5% for windmills and solar panels and so forth. we are greatly distorting the allocation of capital. once more, look what is going on the street. they have raised the price of oil, gasoline by making it scarcer, essentially discouraging production but we don't have the ecle

you reference the al gore concession speech. i once called up all the last 40, 50 years of concession speeches to show to my students, this is in 2016 before the election, then candidate trump was saying that it's rigged. and i showed them the norm through, republicans, democrats, landslide elections, a gracious accepting of defeat. so we've had that before and in context of a system where election officials set the electoral rules and tried to do that in a way to advantage them, but tempered with the norm of you accept the jut outcome on then move on. >> i'm curious, candidates we have this norm to concede, presumably they, you know, whether the norm was just what we do, this is what we do or are they viewed there was incentive to concede. that the public would heap shame upon them if they didn't. if something changed. what kind of changed as far as the public's willingness to accept a lack of concession? >> well, i think it gets at what we've talked about earlier, with, you know, in political science what we now call effective

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he's still 2 decades before george w bush was making fun of al gore for acting like climate change was real. also in 1980. the american petroleum institute publishes to energy futures, a policy booklet that advocates expand in coal, oil and gas production for decades in the whole booklet. they don't mention their understanding of the harms of climate change. so there's marks the 1st known public climate dis information. then in 1981, exxon concludes a field to study and internally says in direct control measures such as energy conservation or shifting to renewable sources represent the only options that might make sense. yet even as they're saying that internally in their own goddamn offices outside, they're telling everyone else. it's fine. what are you talking about? he plan it now. don't look down. no, it's not 80 degrees in february and it's cold burger. i'm cold. i need, i need to find my scar. no, no, no, i'm sweating profusely. no, those are face icicles. do face it going to drippy, drippy face or goals. also in 1981 exxon's manager of strategic planning and programs, roger cohe

gore race where nader was accused of being a spoiler and they argued if we had ranked choice voting al gore would be president and i work to implement that my college and many other colleges for their student body elections we saw in new york with the ranked choice voting that it took a long time for the winner to be declared so how can we make sure you have a voting system like ranked choice voting that is more democratic but not that takes so long that people look at the system and blame the system for thedelay . >> i lost that race and i'm still here strongly advocating ranked choice voting. for a guy that didn't win with it. but 95 percent of new yorkers have ranked choice voting and 77 percentwant to do it again . you're right eric that new york city board of elections is not exactly known for its stellar punctuality and other things. but the process is extraordinarily powerful and popular and you know, the fact that it wasn't as honorable as it should be we should make sure that's better the next time. >> last question on the forward party, no third party has really survived the unite

>> the started 15 years ago after we watched al gore's movie. mary was an inconvenient youth.hat evening we went around and said how do people react to it. mary said to me, dad, i am scared and angry. your generation created this problem. you better fix it. i was speechless. the room went silent. partners of mine and i decided to learn more about the climate crisis, and as you know we traveled the world, visited labs, we went to the amazon, china. we started investing and over the course of three funds invested billion dollars in some 70 or so ventures. many of them failed, it was hard, and in fact, some gave up. we stood by those entrepreneurs, and today their shares are $3 billion, more than the money companies like beyond meat have set the course to drive others to take action without meatless proteins and better batteries as an example. what i know now is it is very clear, we are on the verge of a catastrophic and irreversible climate crisis and we have got to act and more than anything else what we need is a plan. emily: let's talk about that plan. you have one. everyone

al gore there with mr. biden angler merkel. they're standing out in her. what's that? pale yellow? buff colored outright that she's wearing to day. let sienna from chandra bush on c, e o of i forest, the international forum for environment sustainability and technology. he says, climate change must dominate international politics. now it has to be right at the top of their gender for everybody, simply because climate change is going to impact ball would be hunger, development, all the issues that we get about last year. india for example. last it be 7000000000 dollar 3.25 percent of g to be because the climate impacts these numbers are even higher for some of the african countries. so if we do not address climate change, we will have more hunger, more poverty, and board development. it has to be right at the top of the agenda. where do we get investments? where do we get money in developing countries to move to green economy? now that's where i think developed countries going to have to cross the eye and they have not done enough on climate finance. they do not want to discuss laws

>> this all started 15 years ago after we watched al gore's movie.was an inconvient -- inconvenient youth. she said dad, i am scared and angry. your generation created this problem. you better fix it. i was speechless. the room went silent. i did not know what to do. partners of mine and i decided to learn more about the climate crisis. as you know, we traveled the world, visited labs. we started investing. we invested a billion dollars in some 70 or so ventures. many of them failed. it was really hard. some give up and said we should give up. we stood by those entrepreneurs. this really set a course for others to take action with mean this proteins and better batteries as an example. what i know now is we are on the verge of a catastrophic and -- catastrophic crisis. >> everyone is talking about reaching net zero by 2050. how will we do it? >> there are six big buckets of opportunity to release 59 gigatons of the mission. those six are to electrify our transportation, cleanup our grid with solar and wind, to fix our food systems, protect nature and

. >> and this hour, former vice president al gore from glasgow. let's go to kristin welker. garrett haake, jim macina, and former florida congressman and former republican david jolly. we're hearing some optimism on the house side, today on morning joe. they threw cold water on the priorities including the family leave putting it in this bill which nancy pelosi has not done. >> the strategy on the house side has changed now. for a long time there was an idea that making sure anything they sent to the senate would have the approval and they will hold back for the build back better agenda. the house is ready to act and let the senate do it's thing and hopefully leave it to the president and others to pressure joe manchin to keep something as popular as paid family leave in this bill. i just came from the weekly press conference and she would not comment specifically on her time line. i know that she is told that they could vote as early as tonight, possibly tomorrow, but remember the house is out next week and nay want to finish these two bills, send one to the president's des

if al gore, with intent on telling the world to buy the inconvenience is there climate change? john binds is telling the uncomfortable facts about racism. the binds argument is that much of the anti racist rhetoric is superficial, that we should be more concerned with racism and borton's than on the day. the thing was, contains at vs. m. is it deeply imbued in england, impede or past? and that extend to its people suffer from racist. abuse is determined by class and power. his dues are challenging for government and football authorities. the lake that does not make good. i know from alex myself and all the issue is good bye, stacy. and we hope to see you all again next week. ah ah ah, we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient, quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off every device b as a potential entry point for security attack. any machine can be it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always been one step behind the attackers with them as well becomes option lawson. it's not a matter of, if it happens, it's a matter of when there

if al gore, with the intent on telling the world by the inconvenient to the climate change, john bonds is telling the uncomfortable facts about racism. de bonds argument is that much of the anti racist rhetoric is superficial, that we should be more concerned with the racism. and the borton's done on the table once contains racism. is it deeply imbued and england impeded past? and that the extent to which people suffer from racist abuse is determined by class and power. his dues are challenging for government and football authorities the like that does not make them more. i know from alex myself and all the issue is good by stacy, i mean hope to see you all again next week. ah ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk. we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient, quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off every

al gore in 2000 fought it hard all the way to the united states supreme court, but when he lost, he lookedding. >> trevor: it's the peaceful transition of power that defined america's democracy for that long. >> that's what he didn't do, what donald trump didn't do and that's why i got so angry about it. >> trevor: the last part of the book is what i find interesting, saving the republican party, also from the dangerous policies of joe biden. >> yeah. >> trevor: you argue in the book that the problem with joe biden is that he ran as a unifier and you say he hasn't tone that. what do you mean by that? >> he ran not only as a unifier but a moderate. he was the guy in the primaries that kamala harris and cory booker and bernie sanders and all were saying wasn't liberal enough, he's too moderate. now all of a sudden his policies are way left. >> trevor: he said if i win we'll put forward some to have the most progressive policies this country's ever seen. >> but the theme of his campaign was not that. he was going to bring the country back together. you can't unify the country by going way lef

they want to continue their lives of luxury, al gore sold his tv company pocketed funded by oil, he is there, john kerry we talk about all the time wants to keep jetting around for the good of the planet. they want to be in control and control people's lives. it has nothing to do with solving the issue and then back home they say gas prices will go up 40% so while we are all flying into scotland for this conference, your house gets cold, just throw another sweat around and deal with it later. that's why you are seeing these numbers in the 70s. >> jesse: the president is falling asleep at a climate change conference in europe while americans are suffering from high gas prices here. it's off. >> i feel bad. you get that. >> jesse: i did not get a nap, how dare you. i'm a big ballet guide. >> harold: i don't believe it. the president might have been exercising his right to prayer or contemplating. there were a couple of things. climate change to me is really an effort to go after their biggest geopolitical threat of the biggest question we have is a country and that's china. china is we a

clinton called pacifica radio station wbai in an attempt to get out the vote for hillary for senate and al gore for president. while he may have intended to spend about two minutes on the phone wbai host gonzalo aburto and i kept him on the line for about a half hour asking him about topics that were not being discussed in the presidential race. >> mr. president are you there. >> i am. can you hear me? >> yes you are calling radio stations to get out vote. what do you say to people who. that the two parties with bought by corporations and they are at this point feel that their vote doesn't make a difference? >> there's not a shred of evidence to support that. >> u.n. figures show up to 5,000 children a month die in iraq because of the sanctions. >> that is not true. and that is not what they show. >> the past two u.n. heads of the program in iraq have quit calling the u.s. policy, u.s., u.n. policy genocidal what is your response? >> they are wrong. they think we should -- saddam hussein says i'm going to starve my kids unless you let me buy weapons. if you let me do everything i want so i can

we saw it when al gore was ready for presidency. that was the thing to do.uld have some miner impact but it does not resolve the basic question, the tightness in the global market. there are a lot of other ideas on the table like banning crude oil exports which would make the situation worse, which would mean higher gasoline prices for america, but i think the administration is going down a list of all the things. there are not that many things that they can do. yousef: opec-plus made it clear individually, when we have a conversation with members throughout the conference, 400,000 barrels a day of additional supply on a monthly basis. they are staying the course. there is no need to put an additional barrels into this market. is that a view that you can get on board with? daniel: i would not endorse a view like that. i think i understand their logic, which is at 23 nations trying to hold it together, they can start manipulating it. they look at the united states and they say there's a lot of other things that the u.s. is doing. there's a lot of oil to sanct

it makes al gore look like jennifer lopez. except instead of having a big ass he is one.aven't seen dance moves like this since cat dropped a lid joint on her own lap. thankfully parents were basically the opposite of brian steltzer at a cafe, they were people who had enough. they were like harrison ford in the movie wit, a cop undercover as a pacifist amish farmer only to be taunted repeatly by a guy who goes one step too far. >> awww... you're m you're making a mistake. mistake. >> boo. >> hey. >> i love that scene. that was america doing the punching and that guy being punched, everything woke that's been shoved down our throats. my favorite part of last night other than the magic mushrooms and the merlot, the joy from watching that incoherent word regurgitater over at msnbc collapse into a heap of nonsensical verbal puke. >> he did not - - i mean, he y worshiped at the altar of donald trump on fox news. he flew in insurrections in his rallies. he simply didn't - - he played dumb about a zoom rally. he did not really put much dysen between himself and donald trump on t

it will put us away ahead of jo biden and al gore, and all of the rest of them and the sacrifices were milling to make for this rapidly melting climate. unlike our leaders week care about the climate crisis and that's worth real money, apparently. barack obama went to virginia t get his old friend elected governor and that didn't work well, so he split, he fueled up his private jet and went to glasgow, scotland. he started slinging the clichÉs are genius president speaks almost entirely in clichÉs whic is what dumb people do. here's what he said. since we're in the emerald isle 's he said, let me quote the bard, william shakespeare. first of all, emerald ireland refers to ireland it's not an aisle anyway and shakespeare is the national bard of england no scotland. the real point of obama showing up was to remind everyone that there is a silverlining they go to hear from him. jesus is here, watch. >> even though i'm not required to attend summits like this anymore, old habits die hard. and when the issue at hand as the health of our planet, in th world our children in our grandchildre

if al gore, with intent on telling the world about the inconvenience is there climate change? john vines is telling the uncomfortable facts about racism. the binds argument is that much of the anti racist rhetoric is superficial, that we should be more concerned with racism and borton's than on the day. the thing was content that racism is deeply imbued and england's imperial past. and that extend to his people suffer from racist abuse is determined by class and power . his dues are challenging for government and football authorities. the lake that does not make good i know from alex myself and other issue is good by stacy. and we hope to see you all again next ah ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be in arms. race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk with you as food and drug administration. flights of freedom of information requesting courts asking it be given to 55 year

if al gore, with intent on telling the world to buy the inconvenience is there climate change? john binds is telling the uncomfortable facts about racism. the binds argument is that much of the anti racist rhetoric is superficial, that we should be more concerned with racism in borton's than on the day. the thing was, contains at racism as it, deeply imbued and england's imperial past. and that extend to his people suffer from racist abuse is determined by class and power. his dues are challenging for government and football authorities. the lake that does not make them i know from alex myself and other issue is good by stacy. and we hope to see you all again next ah, ah, technologist fits perfectly well into the future, but we can't change our way of thinking in a way that we can visualize how we will fit in how we will feel and how our needs will be in 50 years, so our own do our own technological debunk things always further wrong than our ability to feed for an hour ourselves to be more efficient for quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every devi

bush versus al gore. >> the decision desks are looking at this, scratching their heads unable to calln, 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 independence, editorial

or joe biden and bernie can say, you know, two houses is fine, we don't need three or al gore and johnan say no private jets per year, but they're not going to do that in the american people have already cut back, they are paying double for their natural gas, they are paying 40% more for their fuel to fuel their cars, they can't walk out in their major cities and safety at night, the border is wide open, and what do they get in reaction to that from these leaders? told from the energy secretary it's ridiculous, they are told by pete buttigieg -- jen psaki says we are waiting for a treadmill, and so -- and barack obama -- >> laura: everyone is dismissed. all your concerns are dismissed. >> [indiscernible] middle class. this is a very strange phenomenon. this is a very wealthy, rich, revolutionary group of people who always preach to people and they never are subject to their own ideologies. >> laura: you just hit the nail on the head and between you and dinesh, i can't think of to better people who have addressed this issue of this is what obama always wanted to do, right? dinesh, you w

there saying to those gas the white house wants to bankrupt oil and gas for climate change we've got al goress surveillance via article intelligence. using hundreds of satellite tracking people, what you say to all of that? >> the biden administration is clobbering low income workers in the pocketbook. they're driving up the cost of filling up your car and gas to get it to work. they have been doing this since day one when they killed the keystone pipeline for the not talk about ending line at five it's essentially propane to heat homes in northern wisconsin, northern michigan. what they are doing is moving us in the wrong direction speak out of both sides of the mouth. trying to help low income workers but all of their policies are clobbering low income workers for quick student who doesn't like it? canada they don't like what they're doing. it's great to have you on still to come this hour the biden agenda to keep costs era. new nonpartisan study shows that will raise low and middle income taxes. we dig into numbers. up next dr. marty makary, faxing bandits but had the holidays. hot thousa

when you see all of this going on, when you put all together, al gore wants to do surveillance stalkingf climate violators with climate activists using hundreds of satellites, sensors, artificial intelligence, it feels like they are really out of touch. they're the ones who flew airplanes. they're the ones who use four-by-four motorcades, helicopters, out riders to the you know climate conference. what about stalking themselves for the climate footprint? >> this is not the first time that democrats in the federal government have been on exactly the wrong page, a very different page than the american people t happened in 93 with the btu tax. it happened in 2009 when markky cap-and-trade bill t will happen again with the build back better act. people don't want the type of energy policies these people are selling. they repudiated them every single time. they will again. elizabeth: you know what? how about hearings on the biden administration officials investing in china through investment funds that invest in chinese solar panel companies that are made with prison labor? what about that?

judge walton, appointed by the man who defeated al gore, former president george w.dded to the statements. johnson could face up to six months in prison under the plea agreement and pay a $500 fine. >>> joining us now, white house reporter for "the washington post," tyler pager. thank you for agreeing to be with us here this morning. certainly they're expanding its reach beyond the trump officials. potentially it involve as what happened on january 6th. talk about from the people you talked to inside the white house. how is this playing? is there any concern -- we know they're trying to keep a firewall there. is there any concern this that is going to become a significant political distraction as it stretches into next year ahead of the midterms? >> yeah, jonathan. it's great to see you this morning. as you said, the white house is doing its best to keep itself separate from the january 6th committee. they think it's important for the committee to continue to investigate what happen and bring those to justice who were responsible for the deadly attack on the capitol,

a conversation goes to ron klain but also of course chief of staff to two former vice presidents, al gorend joe biden, and said i need some advice, what do i do here, we need more help. and klain was advising her, think about how you could reassign some people, think about what you could do. because he was saying that it's not that there was additional money to be found there, it's the vp's office that has its budget. you've got to think creatively and find ways to get more help for an office that clearly everybody involved seems to think needs a little bit of it. >> what about the harris family and the role that they're playing in her office? what's significant about that? >> harris comes into this job. she's the vice president, she's been in public life for almost two decades, san francisco d.a., california attorney general, united states senator from california, vice president. almost none of the people who worked with her in any of those previous jobs are with her on her staff now. that is very unusual now. in contrast to biden who has people working for him now who have been around f

to take risk off the table jeff dorman put it long-term inflation narrative has been replaced by al goreng bitcoin like a super liquid, levered volatility index. the market there is also open 24/7 you look at some of the alt coins, anything other than bitcoin, ethereum up almost 6% and also speculation of an etf for ether may be boosting prices xrp and se solano outperformingu not as mainstream as bitcoin they perform worse than bitcoin when there's a deep sell-off user and developer activity as well as investor tension around the metaverse we talk about a lot and something decentralized finance, a lot of the smaller tokens tend to be tied to those projects so there's a lot more attention being paid to some of these smaller coins instead of bitcoin and as a result looks like the market right now is expecting some of this buzz around altcoins to continue as we head into the end of this year look at coin base guys, too, outperforming today all of the crypto volatility tends to be good for its core business of crypto trading and announced its third acquisition of the month this morning coin

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i come from the 2000 election election as do you where al gore had a much stronger case than donald trump biden, not less. nicole, let me just quote a guy name bryant claus from the "washington post" today. he says, what has happened in the united states over the past five years is in many ways a classic of the autocratic genre, a populous leader rose to power, attacked the press, politicized rule of law, threatened to jail his opponents. demonized minority, praised dictators abroad, and sought to seize power despite losing an election. when such despottic figures emerge, the political party has two options, push back while reasserts democratic principles or remake the party in his image. republicans have quite clearly chosen the latter path unfortunately. >> it's unbelievable, it's sort of beyond dispute, again, that you can -- that there's any sort of fight. i mean, there are two people fighting against it named liz cheney and adam kinzinger. everyone has rolled over. what are the prospects people keep thinking trump will go away. trump isn't really the point anymore, and i don't think

. >> ament practicing note, andrea mitchell will interview former vice president al gore from glasgow on msnbc. >>> still ahead, what the judge is saying about the nearly all white jury seated in the trial of three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery and we're keeping our eye on capitol hill dr. anthony fauci and dr. rochelle walensky, testifying in a senate hearing about the covid-19 response. we'll bring you any news that comes out of that. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. to unveil them to the world. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? you got it. ♪ liberty, liberty - liberty, liberty ♪ uh, i'll settle for something i can dance to. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ (man 1) oh, this looks like we're in a s

deciding to come, including the former president, barack obama, will be here, the former vice president al gore, is here. the u.s. in contrast to the trump administration is playing an extremely high, very public role in underscoring how critically important this issue is right now. as you know, the trump administration withdrew from the paris climate accords, and when they had these kinds of cop summits earlier during the trump administration, the u.s. had relatively a low-level profile. they didn't even talk much about the critical importance of dealing with climate change. that has changed dramatically right now. we'll see if the house and senate get together and pass the legislation on climate that the president wants, because that will be significant as well. >> bill, as we look at all of this, it comes back to yet again incredibly important issues facing not just the united states but the world that has been politicized over a number of years. this is not new. coming into this, is there a sense that things are starting to change? is there a sense that warnings, like we just heard from the

when al gore used to say when he was vice president, she is your co-worker.o it's time for her to step up because the time is winding down. >> well, i think -- look, i hope that the white house is watching and that they're listening to what april is saying because it's something that they need to be concerned about, you know, whether they think it's real or not if there is a perception by people that she's being treated disrespectfully, they need to pay attention to that because that's -- >> it is not the winning picture. >> that's an important thing. look, we can say there's always been this kind of infighting between presidents and vice president staff, no question. but it is a different situation when you add in the fact of the historical nature of her vice presidency, it does change the dynamics a little bit. >> he brought her in because he was expected to be that transformational person, especially when it came to race. people were looking at george floyd. remember that? and right after that, all of the frenzy about george floyd. she was named vice presi

it was written in a time period in which vice president al gore lost a contentious election, it went to the supreme court, and followed up the supreme court's decision with a concession speech that effectively said i don't like the decision that was made, but i'm willing to accept it, i'm going to encourage folks to accept it for the stability of our country. as i read through the book, it seemed to take the united states ability to handle loss for granted. think might have changed in that time period. in the paper we have available on our street.org, i noted there has been a bit of a vicious cycle that has happened. if you look at an event like january 6, it's not an isolated incident, it took a series of steps along the way to get there. not to necessarily draw equivalencies, but we've had conversations over whether or not presidential candidates will accept the outcome of the election for four or five years in advance of the 2020 election, whether that was donald trump himself as a candidate, hillary clinton even following the election making claims that the russians were responsi