al gore, hillary clinton? that is a rerun. it didn't. the first time and it's not going to work this time. there is a robust bench to your point on the side of the republican party. joe biden, he is going to be coordinated. that's what's going to happen. he will not have a meaningful primary challenge. we all remember mary williamson. it's not going to work out. i remember being on air force one taking off with president trump. he would be setting off for fiv rallies. i could barely keep up with the man. then you would see joe biden's team calling a lid at 9:33 a.m. calling a lid. no more events for the day. he was able to sleep his way through the 2020 campaign thank to covid-19. he cannot do that this time. i have red reporting that his allies and those supporting him are counting on the fact that they believe that president trump will be the nominee and will pick a fight with the presidential debate commission and therefore joe biden will no have to debate. good luck with that. trump trounced joe biden in a debate the last time around

al gore made many of them and they all turned out to be wrong. for a normal person, that could be a cue that it's time to retire. maybe i can stop talking because i've been disgraced by my own foolish predictions. he kept toing and helped in that by the entire news media. news organizations exist to bring you the news to assist if things are true or not. if they collude to hide lylying you have to ask is something else going on here? you decide. nbc news informed the world that the world has a ten-year window until 2016. a window of opportunity to take decisive action of global warming and avert catastrophe. of course by their predicted date, donald trump became president. that's not what they were predicting. in 2008, the associated press reported according to a top nasa scientist, in five to ten years the arctic will be free of ice in the summer. that didn't happen. nobody was ever held to account for bad predictions. so they kept going. john kerry now our climate czar cited that very same science in 2009. watch. >> you have sea ice, which is m

al gore, hillary clinton, that's what we call reruns. it didn't work the first time.hey're rerunning it.th it's not going to work this time. there's a robust benchis a robus on the side of the republican party. but joe biden, i mean, thiss is he's going to be coordinated. that's what's going to happen. and he's prim going to have a meaningful primary challenge. marianne williamson, we all remember her ber not going to workrk out there. but what i remember is beingpren on air force one , taking off with president trump, he would he w off for five rallies and i could barely keep up with the man. would see joe b and then you would see joe biden's team calling a lid at like 9:30 three a.m.,33 he wing a lid meaning no more events for the day.e to slp he was able to sleep his way through the twenty twenty campaign. thanks to covid-19, he cannot do that this time. reporting and i've read reporting that his alliess and those who are h supporting him are counting tha on the fact that they believe thatthey president trump will be the nominee, will pick a fight with the presiden

and, george w bush, old people split between al gore and george w bush. and you get to the 2004 election, and at that point you have the iraq war that has begun to disillusion some young people. and there you see a little bit of a generation gap open up, but young people still break, you know, john kerry by only, i think it was like a roughly a ten point margin, not that big a deal compared to what we see nowadays. but if you actually look at the 2006 midterms, so at that point, barack obama has just arrived in the united states senate, has not announced he's running for president. and in that midterm, young voters broke for democrats by a wider margin than any individual age group had, like for a party. if you look back through like exit polls, just going back and, back and back. so you began to see signs of this breakup between generation and the gop at the time pre barack obama, the are there but the 2008 election certainly didn't help and when you suddenly had a president who at least early in his presidency was very inspirational, appealing to young

al gore also said there would be no ice in the arctic. he quoted researchers, climate researchers, experts, and he explained that, quote, the north pole will be ice free in the summer by twenty thirteen because of manmade global warming. now, it does take a certain level of hutzpah to make a prediction that precise and al gore made many of them and all of them turned out to be wrong. and for a normal person, that would be acuil. maybe it's time to retire. i'm rich and google stock. maybe i could just stop talking because of course i've been disgraced by my own foolish predictions, but no, he kept going and he was helped in that by the entire news media. >> it makes you wonder why news organizations exist to bring you the news to assess whether things are true or not. but if all of them collude to hide lying, you have to ask, is there something else going on here? what you decide? we do know that by twenty six nbc news informed the world that, quote, a leading us climate researcher says the world has a ten year window till 2016. >> a windo

>> yes, i am hearing john kerry and al gore is flying to hawaii to talk about the report. if someone makes a point that's well-taken, you can't disapprove of what they're saying in realtime. it is incentives of what is joe biden going to do next? what pete buttigieg is going to do? declare the golden state bridge is racist? what are they going to do next? it is interesting to push back on what they are saying and really point out the climate of hypocrisy of why can't they zoom or skype? why do they have to fly to the bahamas to talk about this? >> yeah, we have to be there in person because the problem is so urgent that we have to be there in person. it may run short with my spf. >> or eating a cheese danish. >> orrp>> how are you doing? >> i am good. >> are you upset that kat -- no, greta. >> easy to get us confused. >> she's got an honorary doctor and you don't. >> for her, alarmism. i also have alarmism. not like that the world is going to be over. >> for the normal well adjusted people among us after so many times prooufrn wrong that they're not going to believe it. >>

al gore in 2006 said, i quote, if you look at the 10 hottest years ever measured, they have all occurredn the last 14 years. the hottest of all was in 2005. within a decade there will be no more snows of kilimanjaro. end quote. he said it in 2006. last time i checked it was 2023. we still had snow on mount kilimanjaro. al gore also said, i quote, the north pole will be ice kree freeh in the summer by 2013 because of man-made global warming, end quote. that's 2013. 2023. another prediction has not come through. john kerry, climate czar, in 2009 he said, i quote, you have sea ice which is melting at a rate the arctic ocean is now increasingly exposed to. in five years scientists predict we will have the first ice-free arctic summer. in 2009, it's 2023. last time i checked there was still ice in the arctic. talk about barack obama and his predictions. in 2015 he said, i quote, no challenge poses a greater threat to the future generations than climate change, end quote. when he left office, let's not forget this man bought beachfront property in martha's vineyard while having the audacity to

al gore said it was the best he ever voted for in economics ever. you know, we have a way of reaching across the aisle and this to happen. it is time we get together and be a pro, pro-growth agenda. there is i mean, i'm going lecture one more time. there is a governor, colorado, named jared polis. jared polis has the best record on covid response i doing. i mean, listen, jared wants to get rid of the income taxes, property taxes dramatically. the track up, medical transparent state in the nation. i mean, it's not just republicans. it's your public. it's growth. and we need to get growth in the democratic, in the republican party and across the board. please. it's we be the stewards of the economy and guardians, perhaps prosperity, period. i was going to take one more from the audience and then we'll start wrapping up. hello, andrew hilburn actually worked for liz truss and i agree her lowering taxes but at the same time she increased spending, agreed to pay for everyone's winter heating bills and want to borrow public money to pay for them. i think

al gore 2023. >> still going up all of these promises of the last few years that got emissions they'reboiling the oceans. creating these atmospheric rivers and the rain bonds. >> boil the of the oceans. these aren't misses by a little these are hyperbolic religious -- fanatic statements -- that come that fall totally flat by the way pete which have been happening for 50 years. >> that's what i want to say 60s to 70s, and 80s climate saying because of global cooling or warming -- and then climate we're 15 or 20 years away from total human extix you would be introduced to man named thomas who said we're going overpopulate the earth he was wrong and we called every single doomsdayer a how about paul who in the 1960s wrote a book that influenced everybody called the population bomb. he said this, in 69, he said, we must realize that unless we're extremely lucky, everybody will disappear in the cloud of blue steam in 20 years. ultimately they believe we need -- >> poof. >> less people and that the people will poof if we dongt do a lot of draconian things to change. >> you can find video of

jim hansen tried in 1988 and anil -- al gore and some republicans because back then it was partisan we heard that evidence back in 1988 it wasn't until 1992 that we went to rio and took steps to do something about it. and then it fell on its face with the command and control response that was created and now it's the third rail of american politics if you talk about the trading thing it's really complicated and is become so very potter -- partisan but the bottom line is that what drives this is the reality is what's happening to our planet and i have to tell you i spent 30 years or so taking this in a scientist by the name -- determine of the berlin institute said to me the other day there's a possibility and i worry that we have passed five tipping points. those five tipping points are the bering sea, the permafrost, the coral reefs. arctic and antarctic. it's 70 degrees above normal in the arctic. 100 degrees in the antarctic and you look at the new york times and other papers from the last few days showing absolute record low ice at this point in time in the antarctic. everything th

al gore and myself and tim wirth and some republicans because back then it was bipartisan, we heard that evidence back in 1988 and it was not until 1992 that we went to rio and took steps to do something about it, and then it fell on its face with the command and control response that was created called cap and trade, and now cap and trade is the third rail of american politics. it has become so very partisan, obviously, but the bottom line is that what drives this is the reality is what is happening to our planet, and i have to tell you, i have spent 30 years or so taking this in and giving some back. a scientist said to me the other day, you know, there's a very real possibility, and i worry we have passed five tipping points. those are the bering sea, the core leaves, the permafrost -- here are the worst -- arctic and antarctic. it is 70 degrees above normal in the arctic, folks, a few months ago. hundred degrees fahrenheit above normal in the antarctic. you look at "the new york times" and other papers showing absolute record low eyes at this point in time in the antarctic. everythin

displaced people or fleer did the atrocities off the m 2030 labels in the territory of material near al gore and massey, now pruned in ambassador willie in. yeah, me tweet would leave the african union peace and security delegation has told many journalists that to the crisis in the d. r. c must end in order for lasting peace to return to the country. further expressed in compassion before the suffering of displaced persons fit to pause. god, one little warrior is suffering when you see it from afar. you don't know how to measure the impact it has on the population of population that cannot develop a country that also cannot develop. whereas this nation is one of the richest in the world. but it's wealth benefits others and not its citizens. because beyond feeding all of africa and the world, it's wealth also feats for selfish appetites, of those who come to instigate war and is to provide some context. i think it's important to know to their, to the origins of the current violence in the d. r. c. dates back to the mid ninety's of the most prominent rebel groups to emerge in the after martha

that's the history of the internet and al gore and an al gore.ow, god bless him at the same time, you know, have a i being developed by a bunch of tech ceos with poor for profit goals. um where does that go? sky net trust that process and at the same time, interestingly, the headlines in the past few weeks among the job cuts and tech the ethical ai offices within microsoft within meta within multiple companies that are developing i among the job cuts the people who are the ethicists . no when i was at the department of defense, we released the principles of ethical article artificial intelligence use, and when we were looking at it in the defense room, we're talking about the weapons systems we're talking about using a i in warfare. and if we're doing it, we know our adversaries are also experimenting with it so not to offer an even scarier notion here. but if there's fears about, you know, chat gpt getting too smart. think of what that happens when you're incorporating into things like weapons systems, which is happening in real time with places

is an abuse of state power. magwoods alecia tor hug al gore. as the roles thought to superpower how unsure of itself can the u. s. b to fear a young people's fear it up to such at the greek when the u. s. has been over stretching the concept of national security in abusing state power to suppress other countries companies to we firmly opposed this wrong action issue with the u. s. government should respect the principles of market economy and fair competition . on another, u. s. congressional committee has held hearings on what it calls the chinese communist parties, threat to america. the 1st session witnesses testified on china's influence on technology, aggression towards taiwan, and human rights abuses. i see a committee chair said that china's ruling party was laser focused on a totalitarian future. very i, we may call this a strategic competition, but it's not a polite tennis match. this is an existential struggle over what life will look like in the 21st century. and the most fundamental freedoms are at stake. let's speak to joseph mahon

brian: listen to al gore's prediction. see how that turned out. >> because of what's happening in greenland right now, the maps of the world will have to be redrawn. if half of greenland and west of antarctica broke up and melted, this is what would happen to manhattan. >> if you can convince anybody you invented the internet, i guess you could convince them the world was going to end last year. this the savannah. they developed their own kinds of baseball in savannah. they are wearing kilts and they will do a dance and it's impressive to watch. brian: what is the umpire doing? it turned into this fun thing. i can't wait to get to the game. i haven't been to one since they started with they call banana ball. they are in their 20s, drawing pay checks. i don't think they thought about it beyond that. brian: thanks, joey. i still want you to hissen to the radio show monday through friday. watch fox and sphrenlds 6 to 9. and follow me on twitter, facebook and instagram as well as rum well. you know him, you love him. his name

he's now a a politician so we doesn't speak like people like al gore. i think whennt you are a politician you learn how to speak and filibuster without saying a lot. i've noticed that even on c-span a lotth of times when you have guests on, that when people have the opportunity to call in, what the guests will do sometimes it's's just trying to kill timey filibustering. they won't really address the issue. but back to the choice between the two, not only do to havee border problems but we have this whole pandering, and i remember when joe biden told a black group, if you vote for me you are not black. i think he's t going to try to create an issue any media will accompany him in doing this. i think is going to try his best to make this election 24 a race war. >> host: let's hear from paul in kentucky, paducah, kentucky, on online for others. again we divided the light as far as your level of support and others line, capture anyone else. paul in kentucky, hello, hello. if trump was what i would definitely vote for m trump because biden is worst president

jim hansen tried in 1988 and anil -- al gore and some republicans because back then it was partisan weeard that evidence back in 1988 it wasn't until 1992 that we went to rio and took steps to do something about it. and then it fell on its face with the command and control response that was created and now it's the third rail of american politics if you talk about the trading thing it's really complicated and is become so very potter -- partisan but the bottom line is that what drives this is the reality is what's happening to our planet and i have to tell you i spent 30 years or so taking this in a scientist by the name -- determine of the berlin institute said to me the other day there's a possibility and i worry that we have passed five tipping points. those five tipping points are the bering sea, the permafrost, the coral reefs. arctic and antarctic. it's 70 degrees above normal in the arctic. 100 degrees in the antarctic and you look at the new york times and other papers from the last few days showing absolute record low ice at this point in time in the antarctic. everything that

i guess al gore was unavailable. it makes sense biden was on the daily show. fool who can't get the job done on a show that no one watches. anything to add, joe? >> no, no, look. i said it before, i'll say it again. this stuff never changes. what's in the good book? kw what's the first words of the bible? in the bing bing. in the bening. in the ganin bing. >> yes. let's welcome tonight's guest. his comedy shows are like daylight savings. you'll feel like you just lost an hour. writer, comedian joe mackey. there's a word for women like her thanand that is armed. sarah palin. he's my spiritual twin only younger, taller, better looking. host of lawrence jones cross country on saturday night, lawrence jones. she's fiery, wiry and keeps a knife in her diary. so, joe, i'm looking at you. i'm reminded that tax season is upon us. it's good to see that you have taken on some additional work at h and r block after we do the taping. >> i've got lawrence on the show. i've got a former vice presidential candidate. i want to look good. >> all right. >> do you regret not hav

al gore and john kerry said we should be toast by now. >> there's a 75% chance that the entire northarized cap during some of the summer months could be completely ice free within the next five to seven years. >> you have sea ice, which is melting at a rate that the ararctic ocean. scientists predict we'll have the first ice free arctic summer. >> how did that go? i guess the presidential feels good about the veto. left wing must be loving it. didn't matter in manchin and tester voted with republican. >> this is a bipartisan effort. i thought that's what he wanted. he wanted to see republicans and democrats work together. it's a bipartisan issue that he went against. also, how does it square with what the president did last week when he approved the willow project in alaska? that doesn't quite square. the consequences of going too green too fast are obvious in europe. since the war in ukraine, they had to figure out a way to beg, borrow and steal to get traditional energy resources. shouldn't that be a warning? when you talk about medicare for all. everybody want medicare for all? 90

al gore and george bush notes from the campaign trail humo politico bush the strange and scary that run our government published in 2008. and it gets better tears of a clown dent. glenn beck. the tea bagging of america. published in 2010 and in 2022, he authored the destruction us which we're going to hear more about this evening. please join me in welcoming dana milbank. well dana good evening. good evening. so thank for writing providing us with a well-researched and artfully written book is chock full of information that. you know, did keep me at night but mercifully you sprinkled in some pretty good humor in there as well so let's start with a little of humor before we delve into the the ugly stuff so you were so sure that trump would not win the republican nomination that you wrote an article about that and you declared that if he did, you eat the page on which that column was written. so tell about that subsequent meal. well, thank you. before ruin everybody's appetite with that story, let me thank you, roslyn, for doing this event. laura and pat and the entire organization. and t

bill clinton, by the way, stuart if you remember bill clinton on raising taxes, tax bill passed by al goreen the midterms clinton got hammered in the midterms. this time this administration did it before the general election, presidential election. i think this bodes very poorly for democrats in the upcoming 2024 election. stuart: real fast, art deal with this energy secretary granholm said everyone could learn from china when it comes to climate change. watch this please. >> i think china has done, has been very sensitive and has actually invested a lot in their solutions to achieve their goals. so we're hopeful that you know, we can all learn from what china is doing but the amount of money they're investing in clean energy is actually you know, encouraging. stuart: okay, art but they have just started to build dozens of new coal-fired power plants. have at it. >> i don't understand what she says at all, stuart. it is so hard to comment on jennifer granholm. it is gobbledygook. it makes no sense. china is the world's largest polluter. percentages of them using coal, and all this stuff, t

where is al gore, where is leo dicaprio who they like to hop it talk about environmental issues.a real environmental issue here they could actually go bring some water, i don't believe that water census it was safe to drink it reminds me of flint, michigan about an hour from where i grew up 18 months for them to admit that is not safe despite having your residents complaining was making them sick. after an estimated 9000 babies drink led water pair there something to be done hear from these people who pretend they are environmental activists. there is a very real horrific environmental disaster but i don't think it fits the correct narratives on it's really, really gross to see for. >> into your point nowhere to go. you cannot sell your home property values have plummeted. by the way president trump has been out of office for 24 mo months? pretty sure democrats have controlled the house, the senate and the oval office for all that time. the regulations were so bad probably could have done something about it. anyway straight ahead on the big sunday show, after the slap scene aroun

. >> and what do you say to somebody like an al gore who will say the problem is we're still too reliantdependency is to force these oil companies to produce less, either by taxing them or by regulating them, that part of the problem is we have an easy addiction it your product and we need to end it. >> to force the existing energy system out of use right now is going to take economies backwards. it will take the quality of life backward. it will move society in a direction that society doesn't want to go. and so what we have to do is find ways to move forward, to encourage all of the technologies to compete on a lower carbon basis. but to exclude the 80% of what runs the world economy today and say that, no, you can't use that, it is not what progress looks like. everybody wants -- i'll call it energy system a, which is the one we have today, 80% fossil fuels, the same as it was decades ago and once it switched to system b, but it is 1% or 2% built. and if we turn system a off, we get a example by watching europe right now and some of the concerns of the prices and the worries about ene

. >> what do you say to somebody like an al gore who would say the problem is we are still too reliantbreak that dependency is to force these oil companies to produce less or by taxing them or by regulating them and that part of the problem is that we have an easy addiction to your product and we need to end. >> to force the energy system will take the quality of life back and it will move society in a way that society doesn't want to go. so what we have to do is find ways to move forward to encourage all of these technologies to compete on a global basis and to exclude the 80% of what runs the world economy today and say that no, you can't use that is -- that's not what -- that's not what progress looks like. everybody wants i'll call energy system a and 80% fossil fuels and the same as it was decades ago. it wants to switch to system b, but system b is 1% or 2% built. we are getting an example of what that could look like by watching europe right now and some of the concerns of the crieses and the worries about energy security. we need to seek an orderly transition which is stability

al gore called it irresponsible and a recipe for climate chaos.trated by his move to the right on crime and immigration and here is what they told me on friday offering this warning to the president. >> i think the progressives and the president has agreed on so much. i hope that as we go into the next two years he continues to be the strong principaled president he's been and doesn't shy away from doing things based on principle and not politics. >> what are your sources tell you about why the white house is moving in this direction. >> we've had recent moves from the president on crime, conversations on immigration and drilling. on crime specifically, the white house argues that this isn't a move. that he has always been clear he wasn't part of the defund the police effort and vocal about funding the police. and at that some of the frustration comes down to, and it is technical, but this legislation got tangled up with d.c. to the issue with the d.c. home rule. don't want to belabor it, but a lot of the lawmakers feel like he blindsided them wit

neil, this event is supposed t be funny i've heard al gore give th funniest speech of his lif behind those closed doors that was not reported publicly back in the day i didn't read any jokes from mike pence but what was your reaction t mike pence finally getting u the courage in that room wit the white tie crowd, sayin that donald trump will be held accountable by history, but of course not by him and a gran jury >> first of all i love thi gridiron dinner because there' frankly not enough humor in my part of washington, d. c.. and a little part of bipartisanship so the dinner celebrates something great. i did rent my white tux, for the record it's not something that i have on me on a saturday night. but look, i mean, mike pence giving a serious speech abou how donald trump endangered hi and his family and how important it is to get to th truth of january 6th, all of this is good, so important so overdue my problem, and why i look tha way in that picture, is becaus i just fundamentally don't believe you can give a speec like that behind closed doors. especially when at the court house

vice president al gore, a longtime environmentalist, told the guardian -- "the proposed expansion ofas drilling in alaska is recklessly irresponsible. the pollution it would generate will not only put alaska native and other local communities at risk, it is incompatible with the ambition we need to achieve a net-zero future. we don't need to prop up the fossil fuel industry with new, multiyear projects that are a recipe for climate chaos. instead, we must end the expansion of oil, gas, and coal and embrace the abundant climate solutions at our fingertips." now, according to "the new york times" -- "willow would be the largest new oil development in the united states, expected to pump out 600 million barrels of crude over 30 years. burning all that oil could release nearly 280 million metric tons of carbon emissions into the atmosphere. on an annual basis, that would translate into 9.2 million metric tons of carbon pollution, equal to adding nearly two million cars to the roads each year. the united states, the second biggest polluter on the planet after china, emits about 5.6 billion

around al gore and joe biden when he was vice president. there's always this conversation about should so and so change the ticket? they saw that america actually likes them as a team. i think we should also remember that she is very popular with the face of the democratic party. they are running together. >> morehead everyone. we come back and tell obama's advice for 20 something sasha and melia had what it is like to be on the other side of parenting. >> i just tell my kids, there are so many ways to be happy. there are so many ways to find joy in life. you are just starting the al. you'll love our formula for face, too. aveeno® ya'll gotta sniff this stuff! ♪ woop woop! ♪ whooo! smells great, downy! ♪ ugh, cul de sacs. downy unstopables. you gotta sniff it to believe it. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for th

my view that rational, policy obsessed dukakis lost that election, or that similar candidates like al gore kerry, and hillary clinton also lost the races. it's not enough to have good ideas are good policies. the wind, and also -- how you message them. how you convey them. how you connect with your voters. now, joe biden, will not the greatest of orators, does have a big advantage over other democrats when it comes to messaging. he's seen as authentic. plain speaking. blunt, even. back in august of last year, by the news that bluntness in authenticity to throw caution to the wind and verbally unload on the modern republican party. he called out the gop for what it is. denouncing trump's political ideology as semi fascism. a few days later, in philadelphia, he continued to sound the alarm on the dangers of the republican party. >> so much of what's happening in our country today is not normal. donald trump and the maga republicans represent and extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. >> as expected, republicans hit back, chastising his use of the f-word, and even some

for example, in 2000, i voted for al gore. steve voted for george w. bush. in 2016, i voted for hillary clinton's team for donald trump. >> when i first publicly embraced the 18 year idea, a republican sat in the white house. republicans control the house, and the soon it was almost evenly divided. today, the partisan alignment is almost exactly the opposite, with the democrats in the white house, democrats controlling the house, and the senate is all mostly evenly divided. i still consider the 18 year idea a good one, indeed, in the two decades since i began mulling the 18 year idea, i became even more persuaded that the root idea is a good one. overtime, we have tweaked in modified various details of my envisioning of it, but i remain convinced that some version of the 18 year idea can, and should be embraced by congress in a simple statute. ideally, the statute should itself be bipartisan. drawing support from the leaders of both parties, and featuring a proper phase in which respects the settled expectations of the current justices, and avoids any appear

thanks, al gore. you co-- who don't get drunk and still pee all night. yeah, something tells me this captain might have had a liquid lunch himself. all right. topic number five. our show's most passionate fans have once again voiced their opinions. but you probably couldn't hear them through the prison glass, so allow me to the pick up the phone and translate are. it's time for viewer mail. nash starts us off with @kennedynation, you are an awful example for a young woman. yeah, nash, but i am a great example for a young man. i'll see you after the show. kathy writes in: you're a very negative person. you must be a leftist dem. this is from -- she thought i was jessica tarlov category. there are constant betweens who think they see me op on the five like, you really like president biden. you're awful. jane tweets, @kennedynation, why do you always scream with the mic on? because i like to rock, yeah! whoo! by the way, it was yacht rock night. pat leaves us with, the old kennedy was a thoughtful, cool

with a similar democratic candlestick al gore, john kerry, harry clinton also lost a races. son of have good ideas, or good policies. to win, it also matters how you message them, how you convey them, how you connect with your voters. joe biden will not the greatest orators does have a big advantage over other democrats when it comes to messaging. he seen is authentic, plain speaking, blunt even. back in august of last year, by the news that mountainous and authenticity to throw caution to the wind and verbally unload on the market republican party. he called the gop for what it is, denouncing trump's political ideology as fascism. a few days later, at philadelphia, to continue to sound the alarm on the dangers of the republican party. >> too much of what is happening in our country today is not normal. donald trump in the maga republicans represent and extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republican -- >> as expected republicans hit back chastising his use of the f-word. even some democrats never miss can opportunity to take the moral high ground. trying to

going to green light it much to the consternation of al gore and other environmentalists your thoughtslopment in alaska to go forward. in an environmentally sound way, creating jobs but lowering the price at the pump, lowering the fuel oil fuel costs for the people in the northeast. it should go forward, as long as it meets those environmental standards. for too long we are trying to push it the venezuela and saudi arabia produced oil that we need as opposed to produce it here with our environmental standards and creating jobs for american workers. let's do it. >> lawrence: it's a no-brainer. >> brian: it's not going to be ready for a while. >> it will take a while. >> brian: thing if he really wanted to do that let alaska pump the same way he did in the trump years. he is not doing it? >> always going to have a little bit of yes we want to but no we don't as they go forward. i will just say when i'm reading in the "new york times" about people in the northeast, going bankrupt because they can't afford their heating oil bill, there's a direct line between that and policies which are tr

i think if al gore had been president he might've wound up in war with iraq, and we can discuss that. because of all the points that mel is making and the fact -- doing all the things that led to multiple military actions on the part of the united states. the question is not, again, if there's been a mistake that led to all kinds of catastrophes, but the question is why it's not really that hard to answer. the question at target and to them to my mind is why we had spent 20 years treating them like it's the worst disaster that ever befell the united states, which it most assuredly is not, by any measure. when i try to look for an answer to this i think it has something to do with the fact that we were going through a series of paradigm shifts about what come having to do with the nature of what is america's proper in a world? i think at the end of the day the debate about iraq is a divisional what america should be doing and were even if people don't want to treat it that way. i'll finish by saying let's not forget that the context of this is the cold war gave us a reason why we did e