they were proposed by oh see alexandra cortez who i guess was basing her thing on f d r franklin delano roosevelt and his new deal so the green new deal is supposed to be a jobs program and a climate change still we have with us james howard kunstler and randy volar jim now tell us what you think of a green new deal is it a great jobs program is it a bad jobs program is it a good reason to have a deal it's when you wish upon the star program because you know we've entered a kind of period in our history which is a era of wishful thinking and i think the truth of the matter is unfortunately we're not going to run while disney world the u.s. military suburbia the interstate highway system. and our great metroplex cities on any combination of all fuels and all to energy and i'm afraid it's going to come as a is a big disappointment to the american public the main reason for that is you really can't fabricates. the equipment for all these things and service them and maintain them without an underlying fossil fuel economy platform for that to happen under and unfortunately this is the country has not

program you know in and one of the things i think is really interesting if you look at maybe franklin delano roosevelt when you look at the presidency before him it was it was very limited in scope ok and then you have the super presidency as a result of the new deal of the 2nd world war yes and then you have somebody like charles de gaulle that invents the super presidency of france because it was necessary at the time and i have lived through this tumultuous history of russia i've been here for over 20 years and i can understand the construct that has come into being and i see that there are parts of it that are no longer necessary. a useful and how you need to move to in a direction that is a reflection of how change is going about well it's true that russia. had to have a super presidency because. presidential power was weak and that was the end of the world but you and i think you are going constitution was came into being under yeltsin yes not a lot of your putin and the limitations of the limitations on democracy that were important russia where imposed by the so-called liberals you know their

were proposed by oh see alexandra a kazuo cortez who i guess was basing her thing on f d r franklin delano roosevelt and his new deal so the green new deal is supposed to be a jobs program and a climate change still we have with us james howard kunstler and randy volar jim now tell us what you think of a green new deal is it a great jobs program is it a bad jobs program is it a good reason to have a deal it's when you wish upon the star program because you know we've entered a kind of period in our history which is a era of wishful thinking and i think the truth of the matter is unfortunately we're not going to run while disney world the u.s. military suburbia the interstate highway.

they were proposed by oh see alexandra cortez who i guess was basing her thing on f d r franklin delano roosevelt and his new deal.

proposed by a oh see alexandra a kazuo cortez who i guess was basing her thing on f d r franklin delano roosevelt and his new deal so the green new deal is supposed to be a jobs program and a climate change deal we have with us james howard kunstler and randy volar jim now tell us what you think of a green new deal is it a great jobs program in.

they were proposed by oh see alexandra cortez who i guess was basing her thing on f d r franklin delano roosevelt and his new deal so the green new deal is supposed to be a jobs program and a climate change deal we have with us james howard kunstler and randy volar jim now tell us what you think of a green new deal is it a great jobs program is it a bad jobs program is it a good reason to have a deal it's when you wish upon the star program because you know we've entered a kind of period in our history which is a era of wishful thinking and i think the truth of the matter is unfortunately we're not going to run while disney world the u.s. military suburbia the interstate highway system. and our great metroplex cities on any combination of all to fuel and all to energy and i'm afraid it's going to come as a is a big disappointment to the american public the main reason for that is you really can't fabricates. the equipment for all these things and service them and maintain them without an underlying fossil fuel economy platform for that to happen under and unfortunately this is the country has not

power was alleged against john adams, thomas jefferson, andrew jackson, abraham lincoln, franklin delano roosevelt. it is a political argument made by opponents against all presidents. abuse of power can never be criteria for impeachable removing a president. >> what they are saying right now is essentially the president can totally abuse the public trust and commit what the founders believed were high crimes and misdemeanors. >> we know what the american people want, witnesses and documents, they understand that is what a fair trial looks like. >> reporter: under rules proposed by mitch mcconnell senators will not vote on the issue of witnesses until both sides have made their cases. what a difference 20 years can make for senators like chuck schumer and lindsey graham. >> seems to me no good cases been made for witnesses. >> in every trial there has ever been in the senate regarding impeachment, witnesses were called. >> reporter: joining us to discuss the schedule and tragedy and all things impeachment, former impeachment manager himself during the clinton impeachment, governor asa hutchinson.

he died exactly 62 years later as democratic president franklin delano roosevelt presided over an administration that fundamentally changed the relationship between federal policy and the american economy. book ended as he was between the failed prom his or read cal reconstruction and the -- trotter's life represents the radicals northern black politics rooted in antebellum abolition. trotter's life reconceptualize is black radicalism as a tradition that thrived in existed in the urban predominantly white northeast as well as the, quote, unforgive by black rural south. like all race men and women of his generation, monroe trotter's politics werer in toured by his parent experience of enslavement and quasifreedom in the decades prior to the civil war. his father, james monroe presidenter was been enslaved in mississippi, escaped to ohio and climbed the ranks the massachusetts. his mother was born free in charlottesville, virginia, the descendent of free and enslaved people of color with ties to thomas jefferson monticello. they were been after the maternal grandfather's farm in ross county, ohio,

it's what got the new deal pressuring franklin delano roosevelt back in the '30s during the great depression>> do you feel like -- one question for me i think about the primary and think about the lay of the land particularly as the numbers come out about the paris targets, there's low hanging fruit like get back in paris. actually we need like hundreds of billions of dollars in investment to transform the american economy. do you feel there's enough of a priority around climate being made among your folks that basically share your politics? >> yeah, i think -- i think that's why this is working. i think in the last year with all the bad news, the good news is that peoples awareness that, a, there's 100% agreement among the climate scientists and there's not two sides to this story. two, it's really, really bad. three, it is human cause. and four, we've got to do something about it. and so the scale of people who understand what's happening is way up. it's just what are they going to do, and i think people are ready to step up and do more. >> do you feel like you can imagine a universe in wh