david: it's all about energy, bjorn. just about oil, gas and electric and where energy comes from. if you have an electric car, got to get it charged and that electricity comes from something. it's not pulled out of the air and a lot of what it comes from is natural gas and oil right now. i mean, god knows there may be a time we have more nuclear energy or who knows what we'll find in the meantime. make fusion and right now we need oil and gas to get the energy. >> well, absolutely. look, fundamentally people believe we can somehow magically trial time into a world with no fossil fuels in a short time. this is fantastically costly and two new studies and period studies show the first time what is the cost of actually going to net zero by 2050? that's going to be 27 trillion each and every year throughout the 21st century. compared to benefit of about $4.5 trillion. that's a vast loss. that's a loss of about $1,800,000,000,000,000 over the century. that's almost inthanksgiving fathomable. un-fat.able. we'll only transitio

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welcome back bjorn lomborg and senior fellow institution and author of the best things first bjorn, we'llbut i wanted to pick out -- i'm cherry picking your excellent op ed piece. undies counted loss, the total undies counted loss over the next century could be $1,800,000,000,000,000. the entire global gdp last year was -- eighteen hundred trillion dollars and that doesn't seem like a tradeoff for the globing global expenditures >> no, these are two new studies in climate change economics and period studies and this is the average of what they say and they tell us, look, dealing with climate change will have benefits and the costs will be much, much higher and we're spending $27 trillion each and every year for the rest of the century and that's a lot of money and you end up with that very, very high cost, every dollar spent will only avoid about 17-cents of climate damage. larry: nobody calculates that. there was a group 06 scientists just a couple of months ago and couple of nobel prize winners and the point is there's no such thing at global warming and they're saying there's no such t

larry: bjorn lomborg, i want to quote bjorn, he was on the show last week, it is very important, no oner does any cost benefit analysis. when the john kerries of the world say we have to get rid of all fossil fuels, each dollar spent will avoid less than 17 cents of climate damage. the undiscounted loss over the next century would be $1,800,000,000,000,000. that would be the loss to the world economy. the world economy is only 100 trillion. so this would be 18 times. 18 times the size of the world economy would be the cost of eliminating fossil fuels. >> larry, the good news is, everybody has figured that out. they're starting to realize we need a long transitional tail. i think the leaders of this will be the big oil producing countries like the u.a.e. it is good news everybody is waking up and smelling the roses on this story. i think it is really important. the first time i ever seen a climate conference where the truth was spoken, people said we need a transition period. all of sudden they're starting to say let's do nuclear reactors too. let's get policy in place that keeps us secu

that's the product kristen bjorn, a former dancer from pasadena, california got her hip replacement inhout pain. and you know, i just wanted to get back to my normal life. >> reporter: but less than two years after it was implanted, her pro femur hip broke. it took three surgeries to fix her hip, including implanting this metal cage-like device she calls the claw. it looks really painful to me. >> yeah. it is. to this day it's painful. >> reporter: it's still there? >> yeah, it will be there for the rest of my life. >> reporter: four months after her implant broke in 2015, fda records show the new owner of the profemur brand, chinese company microport recalled the specific cobalt chrome neck used in bjorn's hip, affecting some 10,500 implants. but that recall only involved one size of the cobalt chrome neck. 11 other sizes remained on the market, despite reports that some were corroding inside some patients' bodies. microport did not respond to multiple request for comments. the company that bought it, stryker has still not commented. the fda received over a dozen reports of pro femur

neishpapa, the minister of defense of great britain grand shabbs, the minister of defense of norway bjorner of the us naval command in europe, admiral stuart benjamin munsch and the first sea lord, admiral sir behr. representatives of many european countries also took part in the ceremony, and can we say that this is the beginning of something new? the chapter, you know, of a new chapter in the big book of common and peaceful coexistence in black and beyond of the sea, of all the countries that are users of the water areas, we will talk about it and not only with our next expert oleksiy heitman, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, an analyst in contact with me , mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine, glory to him , good afternoon, please evaluate the start of the work of the maritime coalition, which in... it should ideally give us when we are talking about the black sea and the sea of ​​azov. by the way, the actual annexation or arbitrary seizure of the sea of ​​azov is already at the legislative level, declared in recent weeks by the russian federation. well, the creatio

minister of defense of norway björn arild gram will arrive there for the ceremonial opening.the explosions in the temporarily occupied cities of melitopol and berdyansk were very loud a few hours ago. as the mayor of melitopol ivan reported fedorov. in his place, explosions rang out in several districts at once. residents of berdyansk reported on social networks about a series of the same sounds. there are no details yet. a five-ton barrel. with fuel oil burned to the ground in temporarily occupied feodosia. the fire broke out on the territory of the factory of reinforced concrete products. according to the local ministry of emergency situations. it took them an hour and a half to extinguish. people who took photos and videos also reported the sounds of explosions. the occupation authorities have not yet announced what caused the fire. in russian khabarovsk winners of sports competitions among preschoolers were awarded diplomas. but there is a nuance: the coat of arms of ukraine was noticed on the awards. the corresponding photos were posted online by the parents of the award

, vice-admiral oleksiy neishpapa, british defense minister grand shaps, norwegian defense minister bjornommander of united states naval command , europe, admiral stuart benjamin munsch, and first sea lord, admiral serbenki. many representatives also took part in the ceremony european countries, and can we say that this is the beginning of some new chapter, you know, a new chapter in a big book of common and peaceful coexistence in the black sea and not only the black sea, of all countries that are users of water areas. we will talk about it and not only with our next expert, oleksiy hetman, veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, analyst, in touch with me. mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, good day. please evaluate the start of the work of the naval coalition, what it should ideally give us when we talk about the black sea ​​and the sea of ​​azov. by the way, about the actual annexation or arbitrary seizure of azov. already at the legislative level, the russian federation has declared in recent weeks. well, the creation of such a coalition that our par

the minister of defense of norway, björn arild gra, will arrive there for the ceremonial opening.germany will increase aid to ukraine to 8 billion euros next year 2018, the minister of european affairs of the federal republic of germany, anna lührman, said before the meeting of the council of the european union. she also emphasized that this week is decisive for the european union and ukraine regarding the issue of the start of accession negotiations, but germany's position remains unchanged, they fully support ukraine's european integration. and the espresso tv channel, together with the public organization baza ua, is collecting funds for atvs to transport the wounded and other needs of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade of the kholodny yar armed forces. in extremely difficult conditions, the ukrainian military every day win without leaving wounded comrades on the battlefield. with atvs , evacuation will be faster and easier, and therefore the chances of saving the injured are much greater. our goal is uah 800,000. with your help, we have already collected 284 thousand. for fo

larry: one more, i want to quote bjorn on the show last week. it's very important.er does cost benefit analysis when the john kerries of the world say we have to get rid of all toe fossil fuels. each dollar is less than 17-cents of climate damage. undies counted loss over the next century is $1,800,000,000,000,000. that would be the loss to the world economy. the world economy is only one hundred trillion. in thornhill tore is 18 times the size of the world economy would be the cost of eliminating fossil fuel. >> larry, the good news serve has figure that had out and starting to realize we need a long transitional tail and i think the leaders of this are going to be the big oil producing countries like uae. it's good news that everybody is waking and you happen smelling the roses on this story. it's really important and first time i've seen a climate conference and the truth was spoke and people said we need a transition period and let's do nuclear reactors too and get policies in place and keeping us secure and the whole thing was good news and frankly i couldn't b

. >> yes, while the baby is attached to me in the baby bjorn. movie can we tell everybody what's happening in the movie >> sure, yeah, yeah. yeah, so i am basically, when you meet me, i'm a car salesman living a very boring life, and i'm very content with that boring life. but the audience and everybody but my family, including my little baby knows too, that i have a secret past and that's now coming back to haunt me so, i convince my wife and kids that we should go on a trip to vegas. my wife is always complaining that i'm boring and not spontaneous. and then literally my past has come back to haunt me, and i have to recruit my family to help me fight off these deadly assassins. including my - >> jimmy: you were an assassin yeah >> yes, yeah >> jimmy: it's so funny. it's great i want to show a clip. here's mark wahlberg in "the family plan. take a look at this. [ cheers and applause >> i'm gonna need a credit card >> here's my membership card, i think you'll see i've got a few rewards points now >> that's not really how it works. it's like a --

thinking of what pete buttigieg said in the clip and changing climate in positive ways and talk to bjornnow their stuff about climate change. they say maybe one sliver. one breath. lauren: if you've got the money, go ahead. these small businesses that are trying to employ local workers to drill for oil can't afford to test this. david: dow 30 stocks and it's a great day for the dow, up over 200 points right now. we only have about six, seven stocks in the negative side but overall the dow is up 218. meanwhile border patrol facing a second complaint about how they're treating migrants at san diego detention sites but over 50,000 migrants dropped on san diego county. el cajon major bill wells is here to sound off next. ♪ you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before in

will that do any good, bjorn lomborg on elon musk defended the oil and gas industry he will also be talkinggieg said in the 9:00 o'clock hour the 11:00 a.m. hour of "varney & company" is next. ♪ more -- >> where i come from, we have to make sure the u.s. leads the way. >> right now, if you're joe biden, you have a problem and everybody knows it. to your earlier question, what's going to change? it's incumbent upon him to say i'm out. >> said this four times,

you strap them in when they were babies >> jimmy: so, is ben franklin holding ed sheeran in a baby bjornongratulations ben! >> jimmy: oh, my god >> i have to say - >> jimmy: wow. >> ben's glute strength right now is just blowing my mind. >> jimmy: yeah, how is ben doing -- this is amazing thank you very much. >> thank you, ben. thank you, ed. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: all of our budget -- all of our budget is built on this rotating stage. >> it's all right. i mean, lots of value to this stage. >> jimmy: all right, anne hathaway -- >> what is in the sick mind of "the tonight show" now >> jimmy: i know whoever wrote this -- i know let's see what is behind you >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, here we go [ laughter ] oh, man. this is fantastic. >> okay. >> jimmy: i don't want this to stop [ laughter ] okay so, this is a legendary movie character. [ laughter ] stephen spielberg, george lucas >> "jaws?" no obi-wan kenobi >> jimmy: no, no, no >> luke skywalker. darth vader? >> jimmy: he's an adventurer >> an adventurer >> jimmy: he's an archaeologist. >> indiana jones >> jimmy: yes, correct

that first scene with the baby bjorn, fighting with the baby. i was literally turning into w.c.michelle and mark, thank you. great way to start the week. "the family plan" premieres friday on apple tv plus. do not miss it. coming up, get ready to shop the store. crate and barrel for the holidays. (♪) (♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> back now with jewish people around the world celebrating hanukkah amidst a rise in anti-semitism. more than 2,000 anti-semitic incidents have happened in the u.s. since the october 7th hamas terror attack/massacre in israel and israel's response in gaza. erielle reshef is back with that story. >> reporter: that's the highest number of incidents since they began keeping track crystallizing the danger of rising anti-semitism. as jews celebrate the festivals of light, there's a renewed sense of community, faith and unity to once again drive out hate. this morning troubling new data on the surge in anti-semitism as jews marked hanukkah with an undercurrent of unease. >> this is not a new

and last night i was a super trouper, uh, watching the abba tribute band bjorn again in the pouring rainh this year . no no , stop doing that. . no no no no, stop doing that. i don't know why . i mean, . no no no no, stop doing that. i don't know why. i mean, you say it's all this nonsense about the carbon emissions and everything else, you know, but i pick up on your point about animals. but you know, there's ways of keeping animals safe . ways of keeping animals safe. >> of course. no, absolutely . >> of course. no, absolutely. >> of course. no, absolutely. >> so there's no fireworks, you know , but the castle, which i know, but the castle, which i must admit last night we looked a castle. i looked at the way it was lit up. it looked spectacular . but there's nothing spectacular. but there's nothing like a big cascade of fireworks going over the top of it. when. absolutely. you know, when the bills come in. >> donald are leaving you with so much experience in the nightclub the partying nightclub and the partying industry . little advice industry. a little bit of advice for anyone watch