our continuing conversation with vice president al gore. mr. re, we've talked a lot about climate and how leadership matters, truth and lies matter. this year is a year of elections all over the world, that most people, you know, in recorded history will be going to elections, including in your country. can i ask you then, because there's a lot of narrative in the air about biden, and a lot of sort of almost premature fatalism about a trump victory. what should they be saying to counter really trump, who is a bigger master of the public information space and the information wars? >> well, trump's mastery has been in doubt in the last couple of weeks with confusing nancy pelosi with nikki haley and confusing other things. and i think, you know, i don't want to get into talking about him. i respect his supporters and i think it's really important in this campaign season for people to maintain respect for his supporters. many of them are using trump as a vehicle to express their anger at how they don't think things have been going in the right dire

al gore's team immediately filed a complaint with the court after the elections, saying that such anroach to counting votes was pure fraud. however, the florida supreme court found the problem unsolvable. there are no criteria for the passage of a ballot in us law. je bush, the governor of the state of florida, also supported the court's decision . the main field of political battle, the younger brother gave the way to the white house to the elder, a classic of democracy, when such a small margin, of course, we really don’t know who won exactly, but... the supreme court still sided with the republicans, so they appointed bush jr. as the winner of that election, well, of course , i think that pretty much undermined faith many americans into their electoral system , this, of course, was far from the first such scandalous elections, and there, if we go back into history in the 19th century, for example, almost every election was not without scandals about fraud, and even in the 20th century there were such cases more than once scandals surfaced, the matter republicans were continued by

received this post despite the fact that the majority of voters cast their votes for his opponent al goree than half a million people. the election was decided in florida. this state provided 25 electoral votes in 2000, which went to bush. he beat goro by 537 votes. because the outcome of the elections is not determined by the actual results. voting, how many voters gave votes to the candidate, and electoral votes - electoral votes, the number of which depends on the size of the state's population, george w. bush won by just five electoral votes. the reason for this situation was the decision of the state election commission not to count 19,000 ballots cast for al gore. they were removed due to the marks being torn. if they had been taken into account, us history could have gone in a completely different direction. albert's team. after the elections, the mountain immediately filed a complaint with the court, saying that such an approach to counting votes was pure fraud. however, the florida supreme court found the problem unsolvable. in us law there are no criteria for the passage of the

received this post, despite the fact that the majority of voters cast their votes for his opponent, al goreadvantage was more than half a million people. elections were decided in florida, this state gave 25 electoral votes in 2000, which went to bush, he overtook gore by 537 electoral votes, since the election result is determined not by the results of the actual vote, how many voters voted for the candidate, but by the electoral george w. bush won electoral votes, the number of which depends on the size of a state's population, by just five electoral votes. the reason for this situation was the decision to elect. us history could have gone in a completely different direction. al gore's team immediately filed a complaint with the court after the elections, saying that such an approach to counting votes was pure fraud. however, the florida supreme court found the problem unsolvable. there are no criteria in us law. circulation of the newsletter, jeff bush, the governor of florida, which has become the main political battlefield, also supported the court's decision. the younger brother gave

you know what happened was al gore. the difference in al gore and george w. bush was the difference in the third-party boat down -- the third-party vote down there in florida. i wrote a piece on the history of this and it's never happened. never has a third party done anything to yield for the majority are the minority. -- or the minority. the history is clear. >> that's the message we will be hearing. i want to read your quote from nikki haley. your former governor. the first party to retire is going to be the party that wins the election. they made references on president biden because of his age. how is age playing in this? is it something you have to overcome with voters as you talk to them about president biden? >> well, i'm almost three years older than joe biden. joe biden wears his compassion on his sleeve. joe biden's experiences have been different from mine. i don't know what it's like to get elected to office at that age, to lose your son, your daughter. i don't know what it's like to lose a son. so, joe biden is not as animated as i am, certainly

. >> his candidacy could draw enough votes in certain key states from al gore to give the entire electiong were to show you were taking a greater share of the electorate over joe biden and potentially help donald trump, would you bow out of this race? >> i'm not going to bow out of the race. i think americans should have a choice that they shouldn't be forced to choose the least of two evils. >> reporter: chris, it's always worth going back to the archives and wrote an op-ed at the time, months before that 2000 election as well in which robert f. kennedy jr. wrote a vote for mr. nader is a vote for mr. bush. he went on to suggest that nader was wrong when he dismisses his spoiler role arguing there is little distinction between the two major parties candidates. now, of course robert f. kennedy tells me that he intends to win this election here in 2024, but when we look back at that 2000 election, it was not just florida but new hampshire's, and many suggest it was ralph that caused al gore's loss. >>> there was a recent poll that shows kennedy would help trump. our nbc poll had him at 1%,

. >> reporter: that's where we met concertgoer al gore.nder clap all put together. it was amazing. it completely changed the popular culture as i understood it. ♪ i'll keep you satisfied ♪ >> reporter: 60 years ago, gore stood among this sea of screaming girls. >> i think the ratio of girls to boys was pretty dang high. my buddy likes to recall that when they sang she was just 17, that's way too old for us. we would turn 16 soon after that. >> did you feel like you were the face of counterculture america in february 1964? >> not at all. you could say that what we called the '60s began in february 1964. >> reporter: and gore remembers lovin' it. ♪ i'll send all my lovin' to you ♪ ♪ all my lovin' ♪ >> my memory is it stayed at peak intensity for the entire concert. it was real difficult to actually make out the words. >> reporter: so loud, a cop at the concert put bullets in his ears. one quaint touch, the lads from liverpool played in the round. that meant turning to bow and awkwardly rotating ringo starr's drum set. that wasn't the only co

the president is doubling down calling him all sorts of things. >> i agree with al gore i don't thinkou need to make the persona about the people. you can make a persona about donald trump and he's an easy punching bag for all the stuff he says. we need more people to work together. the only problem america has is partisan politics. i think you and i would both agree with that we need more people working together to get things done and work across party lines. who knows if the senate immigration deal is dead or not but the fact that they came together gives me confidence, it gives me hope it makes me happy about her future. we need more of that, not either side going after the other base. neil: you did say candidates to focus on other candidates in this case donald trump and how you refer to him and the president has been fond of using the f word when referring to him. we gotta be careful because it's a family show that he does that a lot. i'm just wondering what you make of that. >> i think it's a guarded mo moment, you've never heard me say in public there is reports that he said it

. >> iowa is a state also won by al gore four years ago though narrowly. >> bret: our election map lookedthat might be a bush state. florida is still the whole game. and that's what we're waiting for. >> bret: on election night 2,000, fox news and other networks first called florida for vice president al gore. >> florida, the state of florida is back in play. >> bret: the state later went to texas governor george w. bush by a very narrow margin. >> florida used to be, florida, florida, florida. it's what 2,000 came down to. >> bret: i spent 40 days and 40 nights in tallahassee. >> yeah. >> bret: could be 10 days before we know who will be living in the white house the next four years. the legal count and battle would take more than a month. results eventually showed bush with 537-vote lead over gore. >> i'm thankful for america and thankful that we were able to resolve our electoral differences in a peaceful way. >> since 2,000, florida's population has changed with increase in republican leaning retirees and hispanics who fled socialism. >> i think there is a misconception out there just

and a 15-year-old al gore was there. yep, former vice president al gore. the very one. he's going to tell us about that historic night. >>> and tell us about history. caitlin clark just became the all-time leading scorer in women's college basketball. and she's less than 100 points away from the men's record as well. we'll show you the world's reaction and how she's inspiring the next generation of basketball players. she is silky smooth. all that and more at 7:00. >> yeah, she's the female steph curry is what we're saying here. and you can see that in her shot. so silky smooth. >>> openai revealed just some remarkable new technology here. >> it is really amazing what we're going to show you right now. the new system is called sora and used artificial intelligence to turn text into lifelike videos and critics worry though that people could abuse the technology to create online disinformation. but wait a second till you see what it actually can do. so ceo sam altman displayed some of the technology's more playful uses online. this was yesterday. he asked people on x to g

member the national popular vote come the national polls are really important but just as president al gore and president hillary clinton. that's not how you decide who wins. and 2016 donald trump lost the popular vote but he won the electoral college basically by a margin of 78,000 votes scattered across three states michigan and wisconsin public than you. joe biden will won by 4.5 percentage points to 7 million votes but the rally was he was with one by 126,000 votes across four states. what happens as democrats say there's a republican advantage in the electoral college. that's technically true but a better way at looking at it is this in 48 states all that maine in nebraska is winner take all for electors in each day. once you win the state by one vote you get all the electors. biden won california by a margin of 5.1 million votes. in other words 5.1 million votes minus one is flushed down. but they count the national popular vote and it has no effect on the outcome. 2 million in new york 1 million each in illinois and maryland and massachusetts. in the last four elections if you rank o

the latest wave of abductions in the west bank has been concentrated in al gores and ariha. palestinians are usually kidnapped in their homes or at israeli checkpoint. officials say the abductions are in line with israeli criminal practices, targeting palestinian women, children, the elderly, the sick, and the injured. currently around 9,00 palestinians are languishing in israeli prisons. the inmates say they are regularly subjected to torture, abuse and humiliation. nearly 200 palestinians have been killed in israeli jail since 1967, including eight since october the 7th. the leader of... movement says that aggression against his country will not protect israeli linked ships in the red sea, it will not protect israeli ships and they will not be able through their aggression to resume the movement of ships heading to the israeli enemy or connected to the israeli enemy. it is a failed objective, a futile objective and that has been proven in practice by the grace of said the emini-armed forces have managed to completely stop the movement of israeli linked vessels in the red s

al gore, mal candidate. al gore, mal information is inconvenient truth .the truth. during the run up to the 2020 us election, the con contents of hunter biden's laptop were deemed mal information by those backing his dad and though that laptop was real and those damning contents were real, their existence was whitewashed until biden senior was in the white house. talk about influencing an election allegations that donald trump colluded with russia in return for power have been exposed as downright lies. and yet, such claims are levelled at the most popular politician in the united states. to this day, former speaker of the house nancy pelosi, says those protesting the war in gaza are doing putin's bidding. we're told that . unless we are ready to go to war with russia, putin will push ever westwards. war is the ultimate atrocity, leading to slaughter. and yet war is the goal of the governments of the west war in ukraine, the west war in ukraine, in the middle dream of war middle east, the dream of war with russia, with iran, with china driven as they are b

al gore is so boring! wow, searing, jon! >> jon: i wasn't really trying to save democracy.you do is brainwash voters into accepting a corrosive status quo, when they could be out marching in the streets to affect change! frankly, you disgust me. >> jon: i can tell that from the tone of your voice. but you know, i'm only here once a week. seriously. what do you want for me? >> wait, you're only hosting one day a week? >> jon: yeah. >> who was hosting the show the other days of the week? >> jon: the newest team. in fact, you are the host this whole week after i leave. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, that is you. [cheers and applause] >> [laughs] it is great having you back, buddy! this is gonna be so much fun! what we are doing here is important, jon. i can't wait to change the world with you, my friend. >> jon: thanks very much. really nice to see you. [cheers and applause] jordan klepper, everyone. when we come back, we will be joined by zanny minton beddoes. don't go away. [cheers and applause]

as always, that was journalist kareem al gore in. kyra you're welcome driven transfer. all of schultz has urged europe's defense industry to urgently ramp up production of arms to allow the continental successfully deter aggressors. shots spoke alongside danish prime minister and that's richardson at a groundbreaking ceremony for a new ammunition factory in northern germany, chancellor pledge that germany would need its nato commitment to a spend 2 percent of g d. p. on. if a lot of the groundbreaking ceremony, schultz underscored what he said was at stake for europe, i guess. now new production capacity has to be added big. not just because ukraine needs to be able to defend itself, but also for our own long term defense interest. a sustained lodge capacity for the production in the nation, for example, is important. well, the nato is currently running his biggest european military exercises for a decades. it's called operation steadfast defender, and it's the largest operation on the continent since the cold war. so are these maneuvers about operational effectiveness

and then i'm going to beat al gore like a drum. and send him back to tennessee to spend time with clinton. and my friends. then young people would be proud of their government, and then i will be able to do what every great president in history has been able to do, and that is to inspire a generation of young americans to commit themselves to causes greater than their self-interest. my friends, about about. last last may. russ feingold and i were given the john f kennedy profiles in courage award, and it was given at the kennedy library in boston, massachusetts. i am a proud conservative. i am a proud conservative republican. my 17 year record is conservative, and i am proud of that. but i'll tell you what, i went to that library and i watched jack kennedy speeches. he and ronald reagan had something in common. they could inspire young american eyes. franklin delano roosevelt had, that capability and my great and wonderful hero, theodore roosevelt, my great and wonderful hero had that. my friends. that's what this is all about. ins

200,000 pounds of carbon dioxide released, while she's singing about climate change and remember al gore warming from airports. >> if you have her tail number, you put the tail number in and you follow her, and so you are going to have to do more than just this teenager to keep that public information from being public. >> the teenager says it's publicly available data, i'm not intending to harm. just release the co2 number. >> just because someone seems accessible does not mean they do not deserve boundaries. she deserves boundaries and protection and trying to bash her as a hypocrite does not fly with me. she does buy carbon offsets, stands behind her ideals and see every woman safe. >> no one deserves to have a stalker show up at her home. >> i was calling leslie a hypocrite, ok for john kerry. >> sandra: we'll take it from there. president biden set to arrive any moment now here in new york ahead of three campaign events as thi

is a political reality here that is his candidacy could drawn up votes in certain key states from al goretire election to george w. bush. >> nadler says that is not his problem. >> sound familiar? >> joining me, now someone who's done a lot of reporting on rfk junior. msnbc correspondent, on hillyard. so, you have gone to these rallies, you have visited with people who are supporters. what is it, like one of the people like? . some 2016, trump 2020 rallies. >> this is an eclectic group. here there's a group of women. they are socializing, it looks like they've been a long time friend. you see them there. only two of them in fact know each other coming into the night. one of them told me, if it wasn't for rfk junior this year they would vote for biden. they said they would not vote at all. the one thing that united them, though was anti vax, anti covid vaccine. rfk junior, back at the time of approving the covid vaccine. he said it was a mockery of science. it's important, listening to one of his speeches. it's somebody who was environmental air. the income inequality gap, again at the sam

although actually riding around on a big al gore. yeah i'd pay for that. i'd be well up for that. mystery this is about giant mystery tortoises. uh this is in the independent. louis. this is this is a very sad story. >> police interview. man in mystery seven dead giant mystery over seven dead giant tortoise. this is a comedy program. know is sad. it program. i know that is sad. it is really sad. they don't know what this also those what this is also one of those stories. don't they stories. they don't know. they found seven tortoises, which i looked there called. i'll. looked up there called. i'll. i'll i'll, i'll, i'll. debra, i'm glad you prepared i did i wrote it down. yeah. you wrote it. you should have written it, written it down phonetically and then have made a fool then you would have made a fool of tv. i did of yourself on live tv. i did not. the audience, people of yourself on live tv. i did not. yeah,jdience, people of yourself on live tv. i did not. yeah, you'ree, people of yourself on live tv. i did not. yeah, you're a people of yourself on live tv. i did not. yeah, y

and the party has rallied around al gore and bill bradley. god bless them. i know you interviewed him the other day. he's got a new what is it? a bio pic on him? are documentary on him? document you know, great basketball player, an interesting person but like he didn't win one primary or caucus, not one. and at the end, i forgot when he dropped out exactly. but like i you know, that was it for his political career pretty much. >> yeah. i actually reminded you of marco rubio. and in 2016, haley being like marco rubio, rubio continued to ken up and said i can't third place and after some of this, racism declared victory, even though he didn't win, you have to win the state and he didn't do that after super tuesday, he went down to florida, got trounced in his own state, ultimately dropped out. eventually the math will be impossible for the one quick thing i will add on the bill bradley example is no, he didn't win. but you know that in 2000 democrats, many of them fairly unfairly blamed bill bradley for hurting al gore and ultimately making it

john adams, al gore, barack obama. he must be sweating, he just ate a real spicy dog.harleston's husband is also a professor, and according to reports her one publication even ripped off the research that he did back in 2012. wait. a woman bringing up something her husband did years ago? that's not plagiarism. that's marriage. >> a sexist would say -- >> or any married man. >> greg: yes. coming on the heels of harvard president claudine gay being forced to resign over the same thing charleston's scandal is looking like harvard's own academic version of the metoo, media. call it a reckoning and it's wrecking academia. but what did you expect? this is a school that hired such luminaries as bill deblasio, lori lightfoot, and yes, even brian stelter. what could brian be teaching? how to roll naked in a pile of flour to find a lost remote? there is an image. so why is this important? first, take one world class institution, add dei, and you get a sleep-away camp for 7,000 graduates whose only expertise is tearing down statues and replacing them with men's tampon vending mac

play themselves out just as americans had to be patient in the 2000 election between george bush and al gore, which as you will recall took a few weeks to sort out. regardless of the outcome of the election, pakistan will remain a country of consequence can which the u.s. should strive to understand and cultivate as a strong partner. a new government will need to get on with the urgent issues of restructuring the debt, broadening the tax base, attracting crucial investment to secure the next imf deal. this is what the ambassador and daniel o'day -- daniel runde are here to discuss. let me first invite ambassador khan up to the podium. thank you. [applause] amb. khan: mr. daniel runde, senior vice president of csis, ambassador robin, good morning. thank you very much for your statement. as i said a short while ago, you have been a goodwill ambassador between pakistan and the united states for decades. we appreciate your commitment to this relationship. thank you so much, mr. runde, for hosting this event and sent during our conversation on -- centering our conversation on the prospects for pa

just as president al gore and president hillary clinton that that is not how you decide who wins, andd trump lost the popular vote but won the electoral college basically by a margin of 70,000 votes scattered across three states, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. joe one by 4.5 percentage points , but the reality is he one by 126,000 votes across four states. democrats say there is a republican advantage of the electoral college. better ways looking at it like this. in some states it is winner take all. once you win estate by one vote you get all of the electors. biden won california by a margin of 5.1 million votes, so 5.1 million votes minus one were flashed on the door the. they count in the national vote and had no effect on the outcome. in illinois and massachusetts and maryland, and in the last four elections if you rank order states in terms of numbers of wasted votes, numbers 1 through 7 in the last four elections over states that went democratic. >> there is another question about another third-party candidate. someone who had a super bowl ad that was quite controversial tha

mike pence, joe biden himself, dick cheney and al gore. this woman is in bad shape. for her to say let me reassure you i'm ready to serve if the guy above me, something happens to him. is not a good move and a sign why she deserves the low ratings she's got. >> bill: not to pile on here. there are a couple reports out there now. i think really for a white house that's been pretty tight lipped. there is reporting out in the "new york post" and axios, one, number four, former senior biden administration official about the border crisis and about the v.p. harris. she has been at best ineffective and sporadically engaged in not seeing it was her responsibility. it is an opportunity for her and she did not fill the breach. we know that now. is this kind of just what happens three years in? >> no, it doesn't. she was given responsibility of being in charge of immigration at the beginning. she immediately redefined that to say her job was to work with the governments of guatemala and nicaragua and el salvador to refashion their economies and societies so people wouldn't wan

al gore, jimmy carter. how much would this mean to the conservative movement?ys does this. somebody always on the conservative side of things recommends somebody they know is never going to get it, but he gets attention and gets people talking. i think if he were to get any nobel prize, it would probably be for medicine if neural link works as well as it sounds like it might be able to work to help people live their lives with major access to that. i think it's something that the world may be able to agree on. let's just say that we had an american nobel prize and it was here. one of the things that has happened is -- twitter drives me crazy. i can't figure it out. the algorithm is screwed up. i use it every day, i need to. one of the things that's most geniuses the community notes peace. yesterday, there was a good example. there was a wisconsin senate candidates who announce he was running. he talks about that she had a question about child trafficking in central america. he says he is very familiar because he runs three shelters. the democrats put up a thing

al gore warned us about this. it's getting worse every year, so i'll just say it. witch's curse! [cackling] i didn't see her cat when i backed out of my garage. the footage from the rain-pocalypse is pretty startling, like this of the santa barbara botanical gardens, which i'm told normally doesn't have a waterfall, and these flooded streets outside a wetsuit sale. yesterday, those were just suits. now, meteorologists say the drastic weather is being caused by something called an atospheric river, which is also the name of my easy-listening dad band. stay strong and stay dry, california! because there is some good weather news in the forecast, thanks to meteorological groundhog punxutawny phil, seen here realizing his handler's beard is made from last year's phil. friday was groundhog day, and our buddy phil did not see his shadow, which means an early or or, or -- i know. exciting, huh? or not, because "on average, phil has gotten it right 30% of the time over the past 10 years." which means he's way less reliable than the prognosticating raccoon, coin flip chet.

. >> john: other than al gore locked into a presidential contest he could not get out of, i don't knowe who has looked at the wall and the ground rushing in front of them who has gone through a primary or election in the home state they knew they were going to lose. >> you need to realize this is all about donald trump. we say she lost to none of the above but the trump team was encouraging the supporters to vote for none of the above. and like 60% versus 30 for haley, close to what happened in iowa, a little better in new hampshire. but those are the realities and you think about president biden, president biden won i think 90% of the primary vote in nevada, and marianne williamson got 2%. so nikki haley did better against her incumbent president than marianne williamson with biden. >> it's hard to have a political future if you take the battle to your home state and get beaten like it looks like she did. >> i think the reason she may stay in, this is all about donald trump. and if trump is damaged and yesterday's decision by the courts there will be a trial, etc., that's all she can

to challenging vice president, al gore.bradley. good. beautiful teamwork. the new nba champion! >> i wanted the things i think you talk about was what's next for the government. what about that? >> at some time in my life, i would like to work for the government. >> i chose politics because i saw how government made millions of lives better. i wanted to know america, like i once knew the seams of a basketball. the challenge of al gore for the democratic nomination. i knew it would be tough, but like the button and our campaign said, bradley has had the long shots before! >> the beautiful paradox of america's. that we are many. that we are individual. that we are different. but that we are one. >> and the basketball hall of famer, and former united states senator joins us now. senator bradley, good to see you. >> it is a wily. thank you for having me on. >> what a great story this is. i mean, you've had so many challenges along the way. your challenge is so unique, so extraordinary. if you wear this high school basketball st

when al gore joked about paying for or discovering the internet, it was the national academy of sciences that got the funding to him so that he could pass that bill. those scientists -- host: could we move onto the topic that we've got here? caller: during that time, people like my dad was president of a shipyard. he built aircraft carriers and submarines defending this country now. during that time, he sold from the bernadine sisters, he was here in virginia. he sold that hospital and was founding chair of their foundation which was $40 million. during that time, the first years of accepting grant applications and reviewing them, it was painfully obvious that pastors were looking for capital improvement funds. due to a personal injury -- host: you've got to get to your point. caller: the point is that religion is a financial instrument. the catholic church is making money off of the border. they are making money off of adoption. they are making money off of health care. host: randy burge, distressed in the -- just trust in the institution -- distrust in the institutions. guest: if you l

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al gore was down the weekend before the election.e happened, we won michigan. it's a purple state. and, again, everybody told me i was crazy when i said donald trump was going to win michigan. the polls didn't show it. polls are an indication they're not -- i think this year people recognized michigan's a competitive state. i think the arab american population, i lived in dearborn for most of my life, i know this community. they are angry. it needs to be taken seriously. they have a voting bloc, and other people are following them, college campuses, young people voted in record numbers two years ago in michigan, and we've got to get them excited. so i think the white house understands the seriousness of it. they've got to get in and really talk about these issues, take on cease-fires, two-state solutions. they're serious issues. >> and hope this matter facing headlines between now and then biden campaign officials think they have other paths. lastly, just give us an update if you will about the state of the representatives. she was s