bjorn talked about some of it.ut this climate situation your quick take on this news about 43.4% capital gains tax and what it would mean for the markets and our economy? >> it is a train wreck. watch all of the best of the best stocks, the most highly appreciated stocks sell off ahead of this potential increase. it will be a bloodbath at the end of the year. charles, historically, when i have higher capital gains leads two things. first one the market declines over the short term, pulls back first six months after the hike. probably 10 to 15%. then you have lower multiples over the long run. so you have got multiples, capital-gains tax rate, they're mirror images of each other. that goes up, it doubles i really hope multiples don't get cut in half but that is what we're up against. charles: that would make sense logically. the climate initiative, you know, the numbers go from 500 billion to a trillion dollars. again to talk about finding another way to extract funding via rich people, maybe through the markets, yo

bjorn chuckles. no... i don't know. no, we haven't.bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carole. before that, this is dexter. there he is. dexter lost the use of his front legs in an accident when he wasjust front legs in an accident when he was just one—year—old but that doesn't stop his exercise routine. his owner has taught him how to walk on his back legs so he can still enjoy a daily stroll around his hometown in colorado. time for the weather. hello, again. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather this week, which means things will be fairly settled. yes, we do have a weather front at the moment coming into the west introducing some rain but for most of us it will be dry with warm sunshine, temperatures getting up to 17 degrees in that sunshine for some of us. but we do have this clutch of fronts across northern ireland and western scotland and here there is more cloud and more rain. that will be on and off as we go through this afternoon. many of us, eastern scotland, much of england and wales are seeing

bjorn chuckles. no... i don't know. no, we haven't.uld be great fun, actually, yes. i think we should make that happen. # if you've got no place to go...# colin paterson, bbc news. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello, again. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather this week, which means things will be fairly settled. yes, we do have a weather front at the moment coming into the west introducing some rain but for most of us it will be dry with warm sunshine, temperatures getting up to 17 degrees in that sunshine for some of us. but we do have this clutch of fronts across northern ireland and western scotland and here there is more cloud and more rain. that will be on and off as we go through this afternoon. many of us, eastern scotland, much of england and wales are seeing that sunshine. there is an outside chance you could catch the odd shower somewhere in the south—east but not much more than that. the cloud continuing across northern ireland, western scotland with the rain. tem

bjorn chuckles. no... i don't know. no, we haven't.ance. # honey, i'm still free, take a chance on me. i hadn't thought of that — that would be great fun, actually, yes. i think we should make that happen. # if you've got no place to go. colin paterson, bbc news. love what he did there. if you are another super fan you will enjoy that. lots of people responding to the £92 to buy a bottle of air. remembering peckham spring from only folds and horses were del boy and rodney tried to make money out of bottled water? it didn't work for them. some people wanted. still to come, life is a beat -- _ people wanted. still to come, life is a beat -- what _ people wanted. still to come, life is a beat -- what might _ people wanted. still to come, life is a beat -- what might beach - people wanted. still to come, life is a beat -- what might beach for| is a beat —— what might beach for these dogs but the poppy boom is about to cause a surge in demand for walkers and doggy daycare. brute about to cause a surge in demand for walkers and doggy daycare

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joining me is bjorn lundberg, thank you for joining us.ion is the way to combat climate change, explain. >> fundamentally john kerry is going to china trying to tell us could you please turn down your growth, could you please become a little less rich, please cut carbon emissions, that's never going to work, that is never worked, the way we've been trying to do climate change policy for 30 years, we have failed. if you remember in 1992 bill clinton promised that he was going to cut carbon emissions by 2000 but when it came around he didn't because the economy had been going so good is what he said. fundamentally it is hard to ask people to do with less. that's why you need innovation. if we innovate the price of green energy everyone will switch, not just the americans with the chinese, indians, the africans. >> the issue costs money so how much do you think this would cost us? >> it is not going to be 3. it is a real problem but we are talking about spending tens of trillions of dollars, and a lot less, $100 billion a year. that's much mo

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. >> the baby bjorn. i saw you weeping because one said his first word. he was 12.nagging on your family. >> do you have a 12-year-old yet? >> greg: one day you will. you'll thank me. >> i will. i will. >> greg: makes no sense. >> no. i said i will. the reason it's profound, we unlearn so much of this. so now we find this shiny object. it's like oh, masculine men are a good thing for other men. by the way, i -- who edits the psychgy of men and masculinity? what is the circulation? probably limited. the stereotypical old fashioned way where dad taught you things. this goes to nine months old. this study. i don't know how much you're observing as far as daring this and the tough dad qualities. >> you know you're putting your best foot forward. >> talk to me six or seven years later when your kid is acting out, not eating, staying up late. all of those things. parenting is hard. you have to bring it every day and maintain standards. that's hopefully what guys can do. >> greg: everything you said was right on except the last part. parent is not hard. it's a walk in the

i'm bjorn umlaut mendelshone. when i heard that the man who wrote "my humps" wanted to enter the medical equipment industry, i said boom-bomb-pow. mr. i.m's pitch was simple-- how do we make something that is very expensive but that would also be almost immediately obsolete? introducing xupermask. and that's xuper with an "x" because it's xtra xpensive. the xupermask uses state-of-the-art bandanna technology, combined with elements that don't have any health benefits whatsoever-- l.e.d. lights, bluetooth connectivity, so now you can sync your chin and utilities allowing you to adjust your thermostat with your face. the xupermask also comes equipped with noise-cancelling headphones, which dampens all outside sound, like people shouting, "hey, why are you still wearing that stupid $300 mask when you can get a free vaccine!" the xupermask by will.i.am. xafe and xtylish. let's get it started. and coming soon, surround-sound pandemic gloves. >> announcer: it's "a late show with stephen colbert." tonight: war and peace

environmentalist bjorn lomberg is with us.t will happen but what we have to remember, john kerry has admitted as much. if you just cut carbon emissions it will matter almost nothing. if the us went entirely carbon neutral, stop all its co2 emissions tomorrow and the rest of the century which would be terrible for us economy and people in the us it would still just reduce temperatures by 0.3 degrees fahrenheit by the end of the century. this is not what it is about, what the us knows, as much as what china will do or the rest of the world will do and the african states and they have been saying we are not going to come into more. stuart: the whole thing doesn't work because china, the major polluter doesn't do something and india doesn't do something you haven't got a prayer. >> they do something but mostly for show. remember for most of the world's population, the ones that are not rich, 6 billion people, they want to lift their populations out of poverty and do so by cheap, accessible and reliable energy which is mostly right

that's one of the things why i believe even beyond elizabeth and bjorn philip, it will continue as ae. ., ~ , . "diplomacy is the art of restraining power", according to the former us secretary of state, henry kissinger. by that definition, it's been a strange week. in vienna, diplomats from tehran and washington have been trying to revive the nuclear deal, without actually meeting one another. in turkey's capital, ankara, the europeans were invited into the same room as the president, but there weren't enough seats. the un special envoy christine schraner burgener flew into myanmar this week. but she's abandoned quiet diplomacy, instead warning "a bloodbath is imminent". when deployments resort to denunciation, has diplomacy failed? no, it shows the limits of diplomacy. she and leanne ma's invoice _ diplomacy. she and leanne ma's invoice you — diplomacy. she and leanne ma's invoice you have both use that bloodbath. and are asking the you end for— bloodbath. and are asking the you end for intervention which goes beyond — end for intervention which goes beyond diplomacy. for peacekeep

a guest you had on before, bjorn lomborg, he is the one that said hey, you couldn't live in los angeles in the 60s. some guy came up with this thing called the catalytic converter and everything is good again. we always discount american ingenuity. that is a shame. that ultimately will get us out of this problem. not global mandates. not paris climate accords. it is ingenuity of the american gets the american out of the issue. neil: i think you're right about that. sometimes i think the market gets ahead of what people are just sort of worrying about and sees beyond it. i've been looking at the auto sector, auto related stocks. i'm sure it is as you have, scott. if they're worried about their industry becoming a dinosaur, being forced out of everything they have been about they have funny way to show it. a few of them go to electric vehicles and vehicle counts but the fact the half ther they're still dominated by gas-powered vehicles. they're not being hurt by this talk. they don't see it happening or look forward to the type of events that come out of nowhere like the catalytic convert

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