al gore is the single biggest investor in the meat substitute company beyond meat. of "the politically incorrect guide to climate change," and he joins us now. and marc, al gore is basically online to become the world's first post-meat billionaire. >> yes, i call it the first fake meat millionaire. he is invested, like he did -- now, you go back before president obama was elected, al gore came out with a list of green tech firms and companies that people should invest in. obama puts $2.5 billion, and 14 of those 14 firms get federal money from obama. fast forward, this year, al gore invests in the fake meat substitute, made up of 22 ingredients, including bamboo and potato starch, and now it io the most successful ipo at the same time gore associates are writing reports condemning meat and climate. gore is essentially lobbying for regulations that will enrich him onceon again. >> mark: yeah, we had a lady talking about this the other night, she wants everyone to switch from eating meat burgers to these beyond meat burgers. at pine general store, they have two burger

al gore is basically online to become the world's first post-meet billionaire. >> yes, i call it thee meat millionaire. he is invested, like he did -- you go back before president obama is elected, al gore came out with a list of green tech firms and companies that people should invest in. obama puts $2.514 billion of those 14 firms get federal money from obama. fast forward, this year, al gore invests in the fake meat substitute, made up 22 and ingredients including bamboo and potato starch, and now it is the most successful ipo at the same times his associates are writing reports condemning meat and climate. he is essentially lobbying for regulations that will enrich him once again. >> mark: had a lady talking about this the other night, she wants evan to switch from eating meat burgers to these beyond meat burgers. they have two burgers for a book, $0.50 apiece, but the beyond meat berger is $17, so al gore is getting a nice royalty on those beyond meat burgers. speak with a democrat wins the white house, there is going to be a whole fake meat stimulus. the most successful ipo in

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gore.nd i have to tell you, scalia was furious at me when i wrote that argument, but i said i just didn't subjectively believe it, and he and i continued to fight about this repeatedly. we were in israel together, we had debates, and then just two months before he died, this is a poignant story -- i was with him. i have a photograph of that day, and he says to me, alan, before -- "alan, before both of us get senile, i'm gonna tell you why i voted that way back then, and you will be surprised," end of the story. i never found out, but he wrote me a long letter in which he explained at least some of his vote. look, you can agree or disagree with scalia's decision, you can agree with disagree with me, but i think you won't disagree with the shoe on the other foot test. that's the test of principle. the test has to be the same whether it's being applied to a democrat, a republican, a conservative, a liberal, black, white, male, female, that has to be the same principle test, and i will always s

the people of al gore to welcome andy kelly hart's ag as a victim of spanish revenge justice. many of the young people attending the celebrations today were not even born when he was sentenced to prison. you know i got out today but many of us are still behind bars and until all of them come home we have achieved nothing. going up. thank. you i getting i i i i. the event culminates in a kind of ceremony in this bar where photographs of all local 8 up prisoners are displayed. now that endicott is free his portrait is taken down. i. release the rest of them there were yeah oh yeah. meanwhile. has returned from her visit to the prison. she lives with her parents near bilbao. who's that for then. who is that for. like many relatives of the prisoners it says he hoped that after the end of the conditions of their imprisonment would be relaxed. her partner still has 40 years to serve he's made several appeals to be transferred to a jail closer to his family all have been rejected. that if they don't come here every time we make concessions the authorities put up new obstacles. ended

and yet somehow the gore family pulled it off. congratulations, gore family.cuomo, the sitting governor of new york sent one of his kids are up above the other two went to brown. that's also an ivy league university that your kids could never get into. brown is as they say, highly selective at least for the children of nonpoliticians. but for beard 200 proof exclusivity, nothing beats stanford use of it university outside hit san francisco. you can live your entire life in this country and never meet a single person who went to stanford. it's that rare. and yet here's the amazing part. hillary clinton's daughter breezed right in. how did chelsea do that? was it her formidable brainpower? well, you can check out her put her feet and judge for yourself. now there's a chance that chelsea is intentionally misleading us. it's possible that her entire public persona is a kind of proof for its art. a parody of mindless lifestyle liberalism. but if that's the case, chelsea clinton is utterly brilliant. she's the jonathan swift of our time. but it's also possible that

the all-time record though must go to former vice president al gore. al gore sent four. imagine that. four kids in a road to harvard. what are the odds of that occurring in nature? well, statistically, it's about as likely as getting hit by lightning every single day for a year.y and yet somehow the gore family pulled it off. congratulations, gore family. andrew cuomo, the sitting governor of new york, sent one of his kids are up above the other two went to brown. that's also an ivy league university that your kids could never get into. town is, as they say, highly selective at least for the children of nonpoliticians. but for pure 200 proof exclusivity, nothing beats stanford university outside of san francisco. you can live your entire life in this country and never meet a single person who went to stanford. it's that rarified and yet here's the amazing part. hillary clinton's daughter breezed right in. how did chelsea do that? was it her formidablehiid brainpower? well, you can check out her put twitter feed and judge for yourself. now there's a chance that chelsea is

clinton, gore, clinton, gore and what lessons were learned. but, listen, that wasn't for me.ng it. >> you gave them the opportunity. >> right. >> you outlined the issues. you kept them on task. that was your job. >> yeah. >> their job was to turn that opportunity into an authentic appeal to people that they have a reason to believe that he or she will take them to a better place. >> you asked a very good question when you said, do you understand what's at stake? because for me it was kind of like, you know, this whole thing is kind of like the hunger game, right? everyone's clamoring to be on top, but every election is like that. we saw it in 2016. >> especially primaries. >> you know, it's like that. but when you have -- when you have something at stake that you feel, and i'm speaking for them not for me, but they have said that they think that trump is an existential threat. if you think that trump is the existential threat, why are you tearing each other down? i can understand that to some extent, but the bigger question is, why are you tearing down the most liked person i

this isn't because hometown al gore to. the local residents are preparing to welcome him back. former aide to prisoners are celebrated as heroes by many in the basque country almost half of the men who are still in jail have not committed violent crimes their. only say the lengthy prison sentences are a form of retribution. for what i'm going to find out what are the laws against 8 hour were designed to serve as a deterrent for a 15 year prison sentence is much too harsh in other words if you committed the same crime in seville. you get a milder sentence. which you know if you are going to win for your. past political prisoners are systematically persecuted the people here today are celebrating because for one person for suffering is over like my parents i mean ours and we don't want to offend anybody. but this is like a holiday for us that the 1st people. many basques who lost friends or family members in 8 attacks say the celebrations are an insult to the memory of the victims. consuelo or donya as is president of the victims association. in 1905 her brother was gunned down h

. >>> and al gore takes on climate change and the 2020 candidates. >>> we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." it has been a week packed with news punctuated by the shocking revelation that jeffrey epstein facing the prospect of life in prison on sex trafficking charges was found dead in his jail cell from an apparent suicide on saturday. the death has sparked outrage from his accusers, and raised questions. it has also spawn a series of conspiracy theories online. some now circulating if not surprisingly by the president himself. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tracking all the latest developments. pierre, this is a federal prison. the a.g. responsible in the end. he's ordered an inquiry. >> george, this is one of the most high-profile prisoners in the system. this cannot happen. this should not happen. the attorney general said he was appalled that it happened. he says it raises serious qu

. >> reporter: gore was pannished and yelling for help and his 13- year-old son was with him and came to his rescue. >> it happened super fast. i was in the bathroom and get out and see them fighting and grab the bat and go and then it's over. >> reporter: it shes sebastian running to the back of the store to grab the bat. customers told him to put it down but he feared for his dad's life. >> i was thinking to myself, if this keeps on going on, if this guy keeps strangling my dad, i'm going hit him. if it would have lasted a couple of more seconds i would have hit this guy. >> reporter: the man was arrested and charged with assault. we found this mug shot from a previous arrest in oregon back in 2017. >> i'm afraid that guy, if he gets out he is going to come back. >> reporter: this isn't the first incident like this. >> my back was turned around. >> reporter: gore says last thursday, a homeless woman tried to steal his tip jar and break items this the store. as soon as he called police she took off without the man. we reached out to the san francisco district attorneys office, the su

your seat and down again so you need to strengthen your back as well as your stomach on your entire gore has to be firm at the top you buy and that's what it's all about in off road training these enjoy my bikes are slim. than street models and the times have to transfer and basically you need to ride standing up on usual even for bikers with plenty of experience. but canadian yvonne ducks worth his while to venture into this new terrain the bikes are completely different than what i'm used to so they're much higher but it's all a lot of balance and the way you move your hips and throw your weight so i mean that's a it's a great practice the workshop is headed by tina myin one of the very few female bankers to take part in the debt car rally the famous off road in joran has raced at petra nets she passes on her experience of tackling daunting to arrange. what slides of round the ground is a bit like a dance partner you don't know you get impulses and you pick them up on the bike and use them on the road you do everything to keep the times from sliding out but she did let it slide its fun

in fact, look at politicians like al gore. the hugest state that he has, the heat and the air-conditioning there? president obama's wife just purchased a huge estate in martha's vineyard, huge and by the water. think they are afraid that the waters went to bury them under the ocean? guest: to the caller's claim that the planet has formed in the past, that's absolutely true. the excess greenhouse gases are being put there in the atmosphere. that's what caught last that's -- that is what is causing the warming. we have not seen this for the last 1800 million years. probably more if you use other kinds of proxy data sets. more important than that, we haven't really moved up to this concentration, forcing the warmer temperatures. this has been incredibly fast. things that usually happen over a geological timescale are happening in a biological timescale and plants and animals have evolved over this time of the earth's history and they cannot adapt fast enough and that is where we will see these really important, huge ecological an

and you can watch the full documentary china and the we gores of people under threat here on the view today and online as well dot com. now to yemen awful call often called the world's forgotten war some 90000 people have died since the conflict began between the saudi backed government and the pro iranian who's the rebels which started 2015 millions of fled fighting in famine but incredibly migrants from ethiopia and somalia are also heading toward words that were torn country their goal is to reach yemen's neighbor prosperous saudi arabia but instead they end up trapped our correspondent funny far far visited yemen and met some of them. yemen is at war with itself something they know very little about. you. said. he's the youngest migrant i meet today he arrived by boat with his brother from one of about 100 this man is haunted by images of the dangerous crossing. them out of the know many when we got into the good there was no water and no food. it was too when i got. some people had to stand others were sitting in. the boat was very crowded. that. the ones who do make landfall the

ultimately, remember, al gore didn't get the white house and neither did hillary clinton. in the two times she ran she didn't win either. >> when you worked on that campaign, it wasn't as if you guys were asking bill clinton to campaign for al gore. were there a lot of requests for bill clinton? he was popular with the public. did he get a lot of requests to hang around them once they were impeached on the campaigns? >> i'll tell you this. the polling was very mixed. someone said when you ask people about bill clinton, they feel like your sister's cheating husband. you can't tell her that you spend 30 minutes talking to him. bill clinton has rehabilitated his image a lot since but at the time in 2000 it was not a very clear result. >> abby, give you a very clear result. is there a sense inside cornyn's world that it would be great? >> i don't hear impeachment come up in the campaigns very much, especially in the cornyn sphere. down ballot house democrats don't want to talk about this. that's where pelosi is coming from. >> we will see where it goes. jamal simmons and abby

goring goes a coffee is already a success story more than $400.00 farmers are now growing the new crop that's nearly half the families in the region the park administration buys up the harvest and it guaranteed price those who are looking for an additional income can help with the processing of the beans the project is succeeding despite difficult conditions mozambique's civil war officially ended in 1992 but there have been flare ups at times between government troops and rebel forces. we had some problems at 2015 and had to stop work because of the conflict but now everything's quieter and we can get on with our work. we're seeing that it is possible to produce coffee on mount. the community has embraced the idea that producing coffee replanting trees taking care of the forest and helping the environment. to the coffee beans are taken to the town of core and goes for roasting and packing while we're there the local men drops in to visit the center he's hopeful that the coffee will not only protect the environment but also help to promote reconciliation. fighters loyal to the rebel gr

that are effective for that are functioning but this natural paradise is under threat on nearby mt goring goes the residents have cleared huge swathes of forest for farmland forests have a key regulator a function absorbing and releasing water it was clear that if the deforestation continued many of the springs that sustain the wetlands would disappear. so 6 years ago the park administration came up with an idea instead of subsistence farming residents could help restore the forest by planting coffee along with hardwood trees to provide shade for the crops to thrive project managers see and shows us the plantation with 250000 young coffee plants and hardwood saplings. if. there were almost no trees left here at all the whole place was totally exposed to the sun and now with the coffee in the trees we have 2 layers of shade the foam . core and goes a coffee is already a success story more than $400.00 farmers are now growing the new crop that's nearly half the families in the region the park administration buys up the harvest at a guaranteed price those who are looking for an additional in

don't know that he'll have the same faith as bill clinton did and i think ultimately, remember, al gore didn't geter hillary clinton in the two times democrats. president, she >> when you worked on that campaign, it wasn't as if you guys were asking bill clinton to campaign for al gore. yes, he was still popular with the public. did he get a lot of requests for people to come out and hang around him once they had been impeached on their campaigns. >> no. and the polling was very mixed. when you ask about bill clinton, they feel like they would about your sister's cheating husband, right, who got caught and you run into him into the grocery store. you like that guy, but you can't tell your sister you spent 30 minutes talking to him in the grocery store. i'm not sure that this shakes out very well. bill clinton has rehabilitated his image a lot. but at the time in 2000, it was not a very clear result. >> and, abby, is there a sense inside cornyn world that an impeachment would be great for john cornyn's reelect, an impeachment of trump? >> i don't hear impeachment come up in the campaigns

it wasn't as if you were asking bill clinton to campaign for al gore. yes, bill clinton was still popular with the public, but did he get a lot of requests for people to come around and hang around with him? >> the polling was very mixed. i remember someone saying when you ask people about bill clinton, they feel like they would about your sister's cheating husband, who got caught and you run into him in the grocery store. you really like that guy, so i'm not sure that this really shakes out really well. bill clinton has rehabilitated his image a lot since. but in 2000, it was not a very clear result. >> and abby, to give you the last word. is there a sense inside cornyn world that an inpeachment would great for john cornyn's re-elect? >> i don't hear impeachment come up very much, especially in the cornyn-sphere. i can say down ballot house democrats don't want to talk about this. this is where pelosi is coming from in her resistance to. >> really appreciate both of your time tonight. thank you. >>> much more to get to tonight, including a little bit o

host: brent mentioning al gore. 2000ll take you back to seven, al gore receiving the nobel peace prizeor his work on climate change. [video clip] species, areman confronting a planetary emergency. a threat to the survival of our civilization gathering destructive potential even as we gather here. there is hopeful news as well. we have the ability to solve this crisis and avoid the worst, though not all of its consequences if we act boldly, decisively, and quickly. however, despite a growing number of honorable exceptions, too many of the world possible leaders are best described in the words winston churchill described those who ignored adolf hitler's threat, "they go on in strange paradox, decided only to be undecided, resolved to be irresolute, all-powerful to be impotent." today, we dumped another 70 million tons of global warming pollution into the thin shell of atmosphere surrounding our planet as if it were an open sewer. tomorrow we will dump a slightly larger amount with the camilla to concentrations trapping -- the cumulative concentrations trapping more and more. the earth ha

reminiscent of gore in 2000, but it's now worse.tually heard andrew yang say people should move to higher ground. we had mike ensley say that either vote for me or basically we are all going to die. that was his closing statement. tulsi gabbard said both for me or basically we're going to have nuclear holocaust. i'm summing it up, but that's basically what itho was. you would never think that we had a record economy and consumer confidence, retail spending, all of this up, up, up. it you would never think that. it sounds like almost where living in the depression. >> right, they are going to have to deal with the trumpl economy. the trump record is outstanding and i think talking about his record is what the republicans need to do, but you know these issues -- climate change is an important issue, i guess. but it doesn't resonate with voters. i hate to break it to everyone. people are horribly offended by those comments. through the prism of wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan, is the issue of seeking higher ground because of flood

went to the democratic platform's committee to present medicare for all and it was shot down by the gore campaign. and the support for medicare for all is growing. you wouldn't know it by tonight's debate, you would know it from yesterdays with bernie sanders. >> laura: we had the laning for john delaney the only one with business experience other than andrew yang. i ran two health care companies -- medicare pays 80% for what doctors need to cover their costs. medicare for all will crater whatever it's going to crater which is medicare but we've got kamala and they are mixing it up in the beginning over this medicare for all conversation. it's hard to follow for most people who don't know the issues for this is how it went down. >> vice president biden's campaign called your plan "a have it every which way approach" and its "part of the confusing pattern of equivocating your health care stands." >> he's probably confuse he's not listening. >> you should get something good in ten years, you should wonder why it takes ten years but it will require middle-class taxes to go up, not down. >>

clinton, gore, clinton, gore and what lessons were learned. but, listen, that wasn't for me. i was sitting there wondering why they were doing it. >> you gave them the opportunity. >> right. >> you outlined the issues. you kept them on task. that was your job. >> yeah. >> their job was to turn that opportunity into an authentic appeal to people that they have a reason to believe that he or she will take them to a better place. >> you asked a very good question when you said, do you understand what's at stake? because for me it was kind of like, you know, this whole thing is kind of like the hunger game, right? everyone's clamoring to be on top, but every election is like that. we saw it in 2016. >> especially primaries. >> you know, it's like that. but when you have -- when you have something at stake that you feel, and i'm speaking for them not for me, but they have said that they think that trump is an existential threat. if you think that trump is the existential threat, why are you tearing each other down? i can understand that to some extent, but the bigger question is,

al gore has made a lot of money off of these crisis. >> family the the hypocrisy of how he lives. they fly on the private jet planes to these events. but they want us to have a 60-watt or a 40-watt bold. you'd be so much more convincing if they practiced what they preached. it would be so much more convincing. hypocrisy doesn't just mean you preach higher ideals because of human shortcomings you fail. we are going to fail because were human. but this is the idea that the rules don't apply to you. this very scary thing when you're talking about government and power. the ruling class the doesn't think the rules apply to them. so when alcor is a hypocrite, that's pretty disconcerting. do you write books full-time questioner. >> i say i have a conservative thought industry. this is the first time i have written a children's book which is also an adult book, the kindergarten of eden and how the modern liberal thanks. not ronald ragan, margaret thatcher, me. >> what was the.of the lecture. >> i explain how it is the there are so many good generous smart loving people like my cousins and

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then gore's grand moment arrives join the arena tang on her journey back to. you know we're going to return to iraq and the ranting returns home. lending. people fight for some. money it is out of luck when there's a flood the water comes up to your waist when you close fast to everyone but. the lack of water is an equally dangerous place john you can see people not so so they can plant crops and find to meet sister. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you could look right any going to night if you want and probably more typical of. the climate exodus starts september 5th on g.w. . the going to. play . this is d. w. news live from but it is your opinion on a collision course with brazil's right wing president has a record number of wildfires in the amazon rain forest braincells of control in your leaders for it and international crisis wanted a new south american trade deal could end up stalls over shy of course not just in .

we begin in tanzania where the death toll in the field tanker explosion in mortal gore has risen to 75 hospital officials say 4 more people succumbed to their injuries the 2nd day of national mourning song relatives identifying their loved ones at the local morgue on sunday a mass funeral was held for some of the victims. mourners as far as the eye can see tons of the wounds are gathered in grief. the bereaved struggle to overcome the shock of this tragedy. some still waiting for confirmation. but it was ok what i want to. he used to work as a motorcycle korea he left to go to work like normal been around a.t.m. one of my customers told me about the news of the explosion and most as a victim as well motorcycle drivers. most of them. comes up that because of his job i rushed to go to the hospital because even now i have no news about where my husband is whether he is still alive or dead. relatives that is that like we are just doing. what. disaster struck morgaro on saturday morning doesn't run to siphon petrol from a crushed fuel tanker when the combustible cargo exploded ripping throu

and the world's oldest gore may slow the meet up inflation shot. but 1st restart off with an adventure from outer space now 50 years after the american astronaut neil armstrong became the 1st man to walk on the moon history has once again been made in terms of space adventures and this time by an italian astronaut luca parmitano played deejay for a night from the international space station where he's currently based now his vibes were beamed down to a party boat just off the island of and we were there to experience it firsthand. italian astronaut luca parmitano tries his hand that d.j. 400 kilometers away from earth and people groove to his beats on the deck of a cruise ship anchored off the spanish island of the bees are. the tablet serves as part of the tunnels mixing board. the. first time ever d.j. from outer space. was impressed that i mean he's up there somewhere i think you could tell that he's an astronaut not a d.j. but he d.j. didn't 0 gravity perfectly but how it felt then it's no wonder that nuclear doesn't sound like a pro he only ha

first clinton lesson and then gore's grand moment arrives join the arena take on her journey to freedom in our interest to document torah and the rioting returns home.

schemeu can't get over the fact that al gore had heated sidewalks at his house in tennessee. >> it is winter there. but heat your sidewalk. kennedy: john kasich won ohio, al gore did not win tennessee, everyone knew he was one of these people, well everyone should limit their toilet paper to one or perhaps two tickets, but that all, meanwhile i'm having a jienlt -- giant. >> one planet. >> i guarantee they have straws on their jets. kennedy: they probably have straw guns, where they shoot dolphins and sea turtles in the neetionose for target practiceso delicious. no saving the planet part two, you know those mini shampoo bottles. say good-bye, one of world's largest hotel companies is dumping them as effort to cut on waste, intercontinental hotel group that owns holiday inn will transition to larger bulk bathroom surprise, the question is, would you use gross, disgusting poocoverrered bottles that every other guest has -- >> next time i go to europe, and i see the cha shampoo dispenser built in, i will hear what you said. >> what do you think that people do in the hotel rooms? >> i do

bennett and gore look but i didn't use one of the most ardent. he was young very handsome very impressive maybe very close and i think person. alley has an salama joined to the palestine liberation organization the p.l.o. in 1963 he was born in 1940 near jaffa into a wealthy family. his famous father has sand had been a commander in the arab revolt against british rule in the late 1930 s. must surely give power to a 3rd supported him in r.c.m. mother and he sill me thought were are most allow the biryani killer shall the father must allow another janet orlean on the shield jaish is shared with us and hasn't set any shows up in her other as jaish what you thought i'd get the order money up will be a more highly present seller most of the bits of our world of a lot of our locks are in the law the law hasn't selamat of how cool is it that each was of a. his son ali is probably best known for founding the armed p.l.o. group black september which killed 11 members of the israeli a limb picked team in munich in 1992. to israel made the list after the 7

a general level general societal level now the exhibition of the words from the state of cornelius gore let the son of hitler's art dealer was also a real undertaking because it concentrated on nazi art theft and the consequences there were involved in this process from beginning to end how how did that affect you it affected me very much it was an exhibition which we developed also in close collaboration with the ministry of culture and but we were of course independent as an exhibition space and we were able to build up a very touching narrative showing the whole exhibition of development projects process all feeds and topic it was an emotional topic and it was a historically very important topic and also a bit of a forgotten topic because everybody knows about nazi germany but this looting. there's looting of this whole project of building a buzy i'm in the lead and so through a museum and what this cost in terms of individual faith of people of families who are robbed of their artworks this became very important to make the air and through and through to. open up for the big coup. y

a city of tents appears every year for the $80000.00 festival gore's. year they can leave the worries of the world behind. it all begun 30 years ago. 2 local lads from the village of baton planned the festival and provided the entertainment themselves. they still run it today and can hardly believe the success. of village plays along the fans play along the bands play along they give amazing performances that mean the world it's a mixture of everything. a key element of luck and special charm it's the locals enjoyment of the occasion from pharma to mayor they all party cheek by jowl with the metal fans. that's why the 30th open air secondly will be the last. you're watching t w news live from. will be with you at the top of the next hour with more international news and meanwhile you can stay up to date on all our stories. thanks for being with. state school. 1st accounting lesson and then doors grandma with her arrives. joining a reckoning on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. and on writing returns home on t w dot com tanks.

public she was dead her brother confessed to killing her and in honor killing of the ring that the gore overproduce did 3 brothers i believe for her mother what's happening with the trial in this case right well 1st it's really important to know that after her murder there was huge public outrage over this case and in the months after lawmakers passed anti honor killing legislation meant to curb this practice it allowed course to authorize life imprisonment for people who committed honor killings now this meant to close a loophole that in the past had allowed the families of victims to forgive the murderer usually because that person was part of their family and was needed not punishment to someone and so in this case though on wednesday the parents went to the court they said we want to give our sons we want them to be set free. because this this law was passed after our daughter's murder so please let our sons go the court however did not agree and they did not grant this request for pardon and that's fair enough for the time being michele thanks very much for coming into the studio a

and after that, political scientist and professor paul king gore talks about his book on market politics and history including dupes, takedown and the divine plan. >> richard nixon, robert kenne kennedy, edward williams, john paul jones, teddy roosevelt

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