gore: deal. >> chris: okay. our sunday group to discuss a moment of high drama when former fbi director james comey truck, testifies in front of the senate intelligence committee. go to facebook or twitter, @foxnewssunday, and we may use your question on the air. >> is the white house going to invoke executive privilege to get him to not testify? >> i'm not spoken to consuela, i don't know how they will respon respond. >> chris: white house press secretary sean spicer not answering whether the white house will try to block the former fbi director from talking to congress on thursday. time now for our sunday group, fox news senior political analyst brit hume, columnist for the hill juan williams. julie pace, who covers the white house for the associated press, and jason wally from "the wall street journal." julie, as we say, the right house refuses to say it but reporting over the weekend that the president is unlikely to invoke executive privilege to block them from testifying, one because it would be a p.r. dis

gore: deal. >> chris: okay.ing in our sunday group to discuss a moment of high drama when former fbi director james comey truck, testifies in front of the senate intelligence committee. go to facebook or twitter, @foxnewssunday, and we may use your question on the air. it takes a lot of people to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >> is the white house going to invoke executive privilege to get him to not testify? >> i'm not spoken to consuela, i don't know how they will respon respond. >> chris: white house press secretary sean spicer not answering whether the white house will try to block the former fbi directo

that was al gore. that wasn't al gore. that was al gore junior.r looks like a mini windfarm. a lot of stuff in my movie wasn't true but some of it was? that's an old psychics trick. knowing america will only remember one or two predictions that are right. he was wrong about mount kilimanjaro, the storms to get worse due to climate change, he said there would be no arctic by 2013. it's there. there's ice. the polar bears are doing great. imagine if this were a different topic and he was a lying about terror. the media would be all over him and they wouldn't be calling him out. you can lie about climate change because the media's assumptions match those lies. they don't call him on it. >> dana: asset -- did you see the tweet that nasa tweeted out? they said it may become it's not as bad as we thought? >> jesse: it's never as bad as we think it is. >> greg: that's a windfarm. >> jesse: i thought he got a nice haircut. he looks quite dapper. the guy has made millions being a climate change preacher. he saying this is where you have to send your money.

so if i was on the left, for instance, and i wanted gore to win but i wanted to support nader, i was in a safe state, a state that would go to bush or gore that i would agree to vote for nader and that i be matched to a voter who was in a toss of state who might have otherwise voted for nader but knowing that i would vote for nader would agree to vote for gore to try to maximize our conditional preferences. i thought this is an insane idea and an insanely clever one that we have this institution that people have tried to change for a long time, the electoral college. now, you people essentially saying we don't have to change by law how this works, we can change by practice how it works. so i started studying the small group of websites and a collaborator sparingly on that study and basically every expectation we could have about social movement very, organizers, how would they organize, would participate every expectation was systematically being violated as we studied these websites. as a scientist, it makes you think, it's something fundamental going on here or i've done something

many of gore's claims didn't come true. the vice president not admitting to that.ad, he's doubling down. >> unfortunately, and regrettably, a lot of serious damage has been done. we are going to suffer some of these consequences, but we can limit and avoid the most cass traffic consequences -- liz: energy stock, let's take a look at them. they're faring pretty well. in the green. remember, they've done a lot to cut emissions. amendment stocks closing more mixed today. we know that even republicans like dick cheney and john mccain are worried about climate change. but, you know, these climate change individuals like al gore, they make these alarming predictions but then they never back down when they turn out to be false. why is that allowed to happen? >> it's been happening since at least the 1960s. back then, we had overpopulation who made very specific predictions by the year 1980, all of them failed to materialize population exploded, economic growth exploded, people were fed -- humanity prospered. and most of them learned you make a prediction, make sure you're

pruitt and gore live only on fox news sunday. plus, former fbi director james comey testified before congress this week about his conversations with mr. trump. we will ask our sunday panel about what promises to be a moment of high drama. all right now on fox news sund sunday. and, hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news out of london. at least seven are dead and dozens injured after another terror attack targeted britain's capital. this comes less than two weeks after a suicide bomber hit a pop concert in manchester england. in a few minutes we will talk with senator roy blunt, a member of the senate intelligence committee. we begin with what the intelligence community is saying but first greg is live from our london bureau. >> for the third time in three months, terror hits the uk and once again it is ugly. it was on a busy saturday night in london. the attacker spread across london bridge in a rented band, driving up on the walkway, smashing into pedestrians. they then ditch that vehicle a few bloc

with former vice president al gore, a leading advocate on climate change. joining me now is scott pruitt, mr. trump's for the environmental protection agency and a key player in the president's decision. mr. pruitt, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> administrator pruitt: good morning chris. >> chris: i want to start with a question you are asked repeatedly on friday. here it is. >> yes or no, does the president believe that the climate change is of real threat to the united? >> administrator pruitt: what's interesting about all the discussions we had through the last several weeks have been focused on one singular issue, is paris good or not for this country? >> chris: let me get this straight, you and the president spent weeks discussing whether he should pull out all the paris climate deal and are never discussed climate change? >> administrator pruitt: it was about the merits and demerits of the deal. when you look at what this country has achieved since the late 1990s, to thousands, we've seen an 18% production atomic reduction in our co2. we are a

here's what al gore said to me earlier when i interviewed him about this issue. >> the loss of jobs in the coal industry started with the mechanization of the coal industry. natural gas started displacing coal and the fossil fuel sector. and promising to re-create the 19th century is not a visionary strategy for a successful 21st century. >> he is right that you are making a false promise to some of the fossil fuel industries? >> dead wrong. the numbers show the exact opposite. since the fourth quarter of last year to most recently added 50,000 jobs in the coal sector. in the month of may alone, 7,000

hero or a villain, depending on whose political ox is being gored, at many different times in the clinton email investigation and even now, perhaps, but you clearly were troubled by the conduct of the sitting attorney general, loretta lynch, when it came to the clinton email investigation. you mentioned the characterization that you'd been asked to accept that this is a matter and not a criminal investigation, which you said it was. there was the matter of president clinton's meeting on the tarmac with the his wife was a subject to a criminal investigation, and you suggested that perhaps there are other matters that you may be able to share with us later on in a classified setting, but it seems to me that you clearly believe that loretta lynch, the attorney general, had an appearance of a conflict of interest on the clinton email investigation. is that correct? >> i think that's fair. i didn't believe she could credibly decline that investigation, at least not without grievous damage to the

i talked to al gore.while upset about the decision to get out of paris is optimistic that the coalition of democratic governors and mayors and ceos of america are essentially going to do paris without the federal government. john kerry is much more pessimistic. who is right? >> that's what i was going to address to hugh's comment that you mentioned that kerry was dismissive to rule of law conservatives. well there are a lot of rule of law conservatives who didn't want to get out of the paris agreement. you're making a process argument. you don't like the way we got into it. so you're taking us out of it. that argument doesn't hold up. so why penalize the country -- >> the constitution has a process argument. the constitution is a funnel fundamental deal. >> but you're penalizing the country because of that argument. i'm not done. as a result, there are mayors and governors and heads of major manufacturers and oil companies, many of whom are republicans who want to stay in the agreement because they see wh

we'll hear from al gore about what is next this his fight after the paris climate accord. >> we would have a boost if we had not isolated the u.s., if the president hadn't isolated the u.s. from the rest of the world. >> plus, why president trump is once again taking aim at the obama white house. >> they didn't know what the hell they were doing. >> this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >> good evening. i'm katy tur in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." we begin the fallout from the president's frenzied, fuming tweet. after pledging sol dwart the u. krs, the president rimmed into the mayor, he tweeted, pathetic excuse. he had to think fast on his no reason to be alarmed statement. that is the second nile two days that president trump has mischaracterized the mayor's comments that there is, quote, no reason to be alarmed. khan wasn't talk about the terror attack. he was talking about increased police presence. >> just like terrorists constantly finding new ways to disrupt us, harm us, attack us, the police and all of russ finding new ways to keep us safe. londoners will see

. >> and al gore is speaking out. >> we are going to solve the climate crisis no matter what the president does. >> a rare interview with the former vice president next. plus what really happened? fired fbi director james comey finally speaks out in front of congress and cameras. >> all i want is for comey to be honest. >> we'll preview the hotly anticipated testimony. and the best political minds will be here on what happens next. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper. terror has struck the heart of europep, this time in london where a deadly attack has left seven innocent people dead and 48 wounded. police believe three terrorists then fled on foot from the van to bu row market, a popular spot for food and drink. busy on saturday nights. there they burst into restaurants swinging huz knives. police arrived on scene just eight minutes after the first call, killing three suspects. in this photo we're about to show you you can see one of the dead terrorists appearing what believes to be a suicide vest. but those vests were fake designed to strike more fear. this is the third attack in the u.k. this ye

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and vice president al gore joins me now.r being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to get to the paris climate accord in a second. i want to get your reaction to the attack last night in london bridge. president trump just made a tweet. i want to get your reaction. at least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london said there's, quote, no reason to be alarmed. what is your reaction to that tweet? >> i actually happened to see the statement from the mayor of london, and that's not what i heard him say, and i don't think that a major terrorist attack like this is the time to be devisive and criticize a mayor who is trying to organize his city's response to this attack. the terrorists want us to live in a state of constant fear and having an effective response is the main thing, and it looks to me like the london police were there in six minutes and the scourge of terrorism has to be defeated. we have to defeat it not only with force of arms but force of our values. >> let's move on to the paris cl

victory lap you're hearing from president obama and form vice president al gore who won a noble prize about his comments on climate change. you heard from joe biden. as we're talking about the economics of it all and some people saying donald trump is trying to make coal great again at the expense of clean energy, you know, there is another piece that people aren't thinking about. ka treena remember the debate during the bush years about the rising sea levels and droughts and things of that nature. i looked at the world health organizations website today. they were talking about how people are affected globally by climate change. and this is -- this is the piece of the discussion that's missing as well. how tens of thousands of people die annually because of the fact that droughts and floods. because of climate change, because of bad air, heat what have you what's going on. these people are dying because of things like zika that we had a scare with thp things like dinga and kohl ray. there are so many different components to the conversation yes steve bannon talking about this country

so, this guy is stuck here in the gore point it's westbound that's kind of starting to slow down herey yet but you can see how wet the roads are with that rain that moved through that david showed you on radar and that's affecting traffic. looking live on the vine street expressway a little slow westbound as you head towards the schuylkill expressway. don't forget that we are going to have the vine shut down in both directions at 11 o'clock tonight for that overnight construction. let's go to bucks county here. we had a disabled vehicle westbound on the turnpike and that has since cleared and now the construction here on the turnpike is clear as well so looking better there. this accident is blocking the right turn lane in stratford on the white horse pike westbound at new road. you see that rain starting to move through. it is on 42. look at this shot. i mean, it is coming down really good. a few minutes ago it was dry here on 42. that's why we've been tracking that with radar to show you how quickly it's moving through because it's creating a downpour briefly and it's hard to see th

watch al gore with our own chris wallace, howard kurtz analyzing whole thing.ave a great sunday. >> david, you too. david: appreciate it. >> california dreaming everybody. golden state advancing a new health care plan without a way to pay for it. it costs multiple billions of dollars. plus leaving it up to the nation's highest court to decide the future of president trump's travel ban. keep it here. >> the ability to come into the united states of america is a privilege, not a right. think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov abreak through your allergies.? try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances t

new theocracy this is just about this school one off now you know when they said that about bush v gore everybody was like oh good we're relieved and then the supreme court has i think quoted him three times in order to acquire cited which you are at least three times. what is what is that what why did they say this is only limited to the case at hand and what does that mean legally and what does that mean practically i suspect there's three different answers well it's in a footnote so that ought to tell you something footnotes generally it's a footnote that even the chief justice didn't agree with and in several other and the footnote says this is only about a playground this is only about the resurfacing of a playground now that's ridiculous supreme court decisions are not just about one tiny little thing what this does is sends a signal and it sends a signal to all kinds of other courts around the country no matter what state constitutions might say no matter how much they want to preserve the rights of conscience including the pocketbooks of conscientious people who don't want to gi

... >> uh-huh. >> hinojosa: ...and that moment when you meet al gore is pretty amazing, right? >> it was. >> hinojosa: because he basically says to you, "oh, just apply for a grant," you know, "we're going to include you in the environmental stuff." and you said to him... >> well, actually, he didn't say it includes me in the environmental stuff. >> hinojosa: oh. >> it was more of, like, a brush-off. the, you know, "apply for a grant" was kind of like, "we'll have these little things that, you know, that's what we do for folks that don't really deserve a seat at he table." and i was just like, "no, we all need to have a seat at the table." it's big enough for all of us. >> hinojosa: i love that. you're replying to the vice president... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...former vice president, and saying, "no, no, no, no, no. i'm not asking for anything; i'm telling you... >> yeah, "...what you need so that we can make this world a better place." >> hinojosa: and how's your relationship with al gore these days? >> oh, we don't really have one. i mean, i totally support what he's doing. i

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