host: that was bill knight, -- bill nye, the science guy, testified before congress. from utah, the congressman who started the conservative climate conference. here's what he had to say on the effort. >> the first tenant is that the climate is changing and that years of the industrial revolution clearly have had an impact and we want to do something about it. i know that people are not used to republicans talking about it, but personally i feel like it's time for republicans to be more aggressive with our message. the fact that we have not then engaged let's us be branded as not caring about the environment and i just don't think that's true. >> as part of the caucus, how many members are there? where do you go from here? what do you want to see done? >> we were really pleased, today there are 65 members and it grows every day, one third of the republican conference. it's one of the biggest caucuses for republicans. so, a huge out ring of support from my colleagues. as far as where we want to go, now that we have formed of the caucus, the main mission is to educate r

host: that was bill knight, -- bill nye, the science guy, testified before congress.rom utah, the congressman who started the conservative climate conference. here's what he had to say on the effort. >> the first tenant is that the climate is changing and that years of the industrial revolution clearly have had an impact and we want to do something about it. i know that people are not used to republicans talking about it, but personally i feel like it's time for republicans to be more aggressive with our message. the fact that we have not then engaged let's us be branded as not caring about the environment and i just don't think that's true. >> as part of the caucus, how many members are there? where do you go from here? what do you want to see done? >> we were really pleased, today there are 65 members and it grows every day, one third of the republican conference. it's one of the biggest caucuses for republicans. so, a huge out ring of support from my colleagues. as far as where we want to go, now that we have formed of the caucus, the main mission is to educate rep

knights in shining armor. this is the man who almost single handedly has started the movement that might save the world. she should be sure that shoes paying bill to this man in parliament square. in fact, i think i'll start a campaign. now. i want a statue of julian sarge in parliament square, waggling his finger at the houses of parliament because that's where he belongs. he is a great hero about times. roger on that point, look, we've got to leave it overnight time. pleasure talking to that. that was roger waters, the long time supporter and friend of judas, orange, and co founder of the ban. like pink floyd, thank you. thank you. watching. are you just gonna hop on 9? my back again at the top. yeah. oh. me the me to john to leave he will have access to over 20 new. she will try to talk. she gets home later. love me look to. she knew she wouldn't be able to credit for us in a nice total. i push me to teach sure we should huddle move. what she's like, what are your susie this if you're putting it was your new best for me was i'll secret read for me to wash it with metro. i me by chance to look up new, which is what the executable . supp once

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knight, d.o.t. this month is set to propose new fuel economy standards for cars and trucks. to what extend will those standards rely on the amount of support that congress offers in the reconciliation bills. and abby smith adds i'm going to summarize her question would the administration consider a phase out date for gas powered car sales like other countries or california? folks are interested in cafe. how is that going? >> obviously i can't get ahead of any policy announcements. but one of the reason cafe is so important and why there needs to be ambitious standards, part of why that matters is no matter how good we get with evs, there are going to be at lot of gas powered cars on our roads for a long time. so there's no way to meet the climate goals with evs alone and i say that as someone who wants us to have success in ev penetration, and it's a success. to talk about the opportunity that electric vehicles represent in areas that maybe aren't the first to leap to mind when you think about ev users, namely rural areas where you want people driving longer distances so they're going to save more money because they're the ones burning more gas today. part of why we have to make electric