vice president gore, i would love to start with you. you recently launched something called climate trace which uses ai in space to actually bring accountability to climate change. could you please explain how that actually works? >> yes, thank you for having me, rebecca. it's such an honor to join this distinguished panel. climate trace, trace stands for tracking real time atmosphere carbon emissions, it is one of the new possibilities opened up by artificial intelligence and machine learning. we take the data -- it's a nonprofit coalition, international, that relies on artificial intelligence to process data from 300 different existing satellites, coupling it with more than 11,100 ground, sea, and air based sensors and multiple internet data streams to create unique algorithms that can give us a highly accurate and precise quantification of every significant emitter of greenhouse gas pollution. we released our first national inventory last fall in advance of the cop26. later this calendar year, we will have an asset level inventory. y

that conflict is where you are heading gauntlet. gore war is not the way there is another way where it could be would it wouldn't for all of everyone. and i certainly believe that the corporation between china and the united states, anyone for that by to russia, will benefit man going much more than a contract. ah with bring you the very latest every out the day. this is our know, everyone here with the coin is on its own vector, right? so that vector is going in a direction that is not obeying the classic 2 party system or the classic cartels. whether it's the 14 families and or the 12 member banks, the central banking system here in the u. s. or any of the other cartels and power cartels, it's on its own vector. it's going in the same direction and it exposes a lot of these cartels. and i think while we're seeing and in canada for example, as the result of these money printing, central banks have destroyed society and without big coin, they wouldn't be obvious. oh, more than 20 years apart since one of the world's deadliest terrorist attacks that took thousands of lives, people start

i mean this is a, i have to say that the developing world really wishes that there is not another gore war. because you know, how do we go ahead our purposes, not that we become part of a blog. on my big purposes. we have almost half our population which is above the off the bottom, 50 percent off is above the line and half is below. but if the, if there's a like this commodity super cycle, when commodity prices have gone up, or if there's a short like the, the govern, 19, then they start going below the poverty line. so the last thing we want is the world devoted to blog sanctions. and i'm hoping that this you, you create crisis is resolved peacefully. if we didn't reports in the western media, there is an imminent war between russia and ukraine in on the carts. and clearly, western countries take a very oppositional, i would even say. and the michel, the you to russia for a shoot latisha like yourself, don't you think that it's perhaps too precarious over time to expand pakistan's into your political horizons? the world firstly, this doesn't concern us. i mean, you know, we have a bi

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so stay mac and gore. and in the future, stella, japan will pay close attention to the development of the situation in a well what with serious concern it and will coordinate its response, including sanctions in co operation with the international community here, including the g 7 group of nation. so say, or, or stay in my office at this japanese response is very different to another regional power. india. speaking of the un security council, it's permanent representative, had this to say, we call for a stream on all sides. the immediate priority is d escalation of pensions, taking into account the legitimate security interests of all countries and aimed toward securing long term peace and stability in the region and beyond. we are convinced that this issue can only be resolved through diplomatic dialogue. so what explains this divergence between 2 nations, both of whom have dies to russia, are members of the cord grouping of nations and key players in the evolving into pacific region. i put that question

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the editor of a local newspaper in turkey has been shot dead to by an unknown assailant, gun, gore ursula, and died in hospital after he was attacked outside his office. reporters with our borders have said that our land was under surveillance for his research into corruption and his city of could. shyly. wildfires in argentina's north are advancing with almost 8000 square kilometers of land now destroyed. the blazes are threatening a major national park and wetland, which is home to protect it. animal and plant species. months of drought and high temperatures, have hit the region, has been seas of jubilation. and molly, after france said it would begin to pull its trips out of the west african country . france has helped in the struggle against radical islamic malicious. for 9 years until relations with molly's military leaders turned sour harris objects to their alleged hiring of a russian mercenary group to fight that the hardest. but for now, is a sense of relief in pamlico in the streets of bummer co, mullins wave brooms and sweep away ash, symbolizing the departure of french troops.

the editor of a local newspaper in turkey has been shot dead by an unknown assailant. gun gore, iris land died in hospital after he was attacked outside his office. reporters with our borders have said that our son was under surveillance for his research and to corruption in his city of could chinese people in malia, celebrating frances move to pull its troops out of the west. african nation. french forces have supported molly and tackling radical islamist, malicious. for the past 9 years. are relations have soured since the army seized power in 2020 britons. queen elizabeth has tested positive for covered 19. she's received 3 doses of a vaccine against the disease. buckingham palace says the monarch has mild cold like symptoms and will continue with light duties. in the coming week, the queen met her son the prince charles just days before he tested positive for the virus earlier this month. dw, corresponding big mass is following that story for us in london. big, how is queen elizabeth handling the infection so far? as usual, buckingham palace is not giving a running commentary on

that is the strategy that is being proposed by former top aides to dick cheney and al gore.ely walsh and former communications director to vice president al gore. kayly, give us a sense of what you are proposing here along with julia glover. can you tell us what is at stick as you see it? >> sure. and good morning. thanks for having me. in 2022, democracy is on the ballot. and what we argue here is that in 2020 republicans really helped make a material difference in key states which helped with the election nationally. democrats need to think about playing chess, not checkers, in this election. democrats need to look at some key elections democrats should consider investing to make a difference in the midterms. >> what this do is make the primary election into a general election, right? >> well, voters are already making choices and thinking about these state and house races in a national election. we are just making the argument that with democracy being on the ballot, we have to look at how we defeat trumpism in the midterms and think about broader and bigger choices. of c

i was a junior lawyer at bush versus gore, i was heartbroken. but al gore did exactly the right thing. donald trump has done exactly the wrong thing. it's dictatorial it's putinesque >> neil katyal, thank you so much for starting out our discussion tonight. joining us now is steve schmidt of is cofounder of the lincoln project. steve, i began tonight with a new note about the fragility of american government and that is this unfortunate situation where the democratic senator, 49 year old man, healthy man, suffered a stroke. it's gonna take him out for a few weeks. but for those few weeks, the democrats will not actually in truth have the majority working in the senate. they'll have 49 senators. and here we see tonight's new york times reporting about the fragility of this government with someone in the oval office who was talking about seizing voting machines around the country. >> it is an extraordinary story. and by the time we get to the end of it, more and more we're going to know fully know who did what and when they did it. we'll know exac

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gore. i didn't agree with it. and it affected a lot of americans. and i think a lot of americans thought it was a wrong decision. i heard harry reid say the most remarkable thing is they followed it. now, they didn't have guns or riots or stone throwing. and i then say -- stanford students i was talking to and say i know when i say that maybe 30% of you are thinking too bad there weren't a few riots or stones thrown and so forth. to look on television and elsewhere at what happens in places, and times, in countries where they decide differences that way. because the rule of law is not because the rule of law is not an absolute. and it is only one small part of this country's values embedded in this document, the constitution. but it is an important part. and that's all i want them to do. it's called comparison. and i believe i'm unbiased, i'm a judge, perhaps i'm biased, i don't think so. but i believe it is important for us to maintain that respect for the rule of law that, ever since andrew jackson refused to carry out john marshal's opinion, sayi

has to be written out word to word burger justice thomas and gore search question and gore should singrge number of newspapers and periodicals havee failed. network news has lost most of his viewers. with the fall is the rise to monetize anything. do you think this is something this could be re- approach. >> i think you have too. it's a much different nothing to do with government restricting speech. there's no content regulations private parties going in and basically vindicating their private rights for false reporting. it damages their character, damages the reputation paired basically with that decision says is immediate has aon constitutional right to publish false information that is defamatory about people unless you can prove this is a preordained thing. but it's very difficult to prove of course for the result is lawyers if you are negligent you can be sued. doctors can be held accountableab. a truck driver. any area of life you can be subject to private litigation except if you are negligent and you have a press badge or something but is not something the founding fathers wou

surely they are sensible voices and the you are saying that conflict is where you are heading gauntlet. gore war is not the way. there is another way where it could be wouldn't win for all of everyone. and i certainly believe that the corporation between china and the united states, anyone for that by to russia, will benefit mankind much more than a conflict. ah, t she ah. below to mirror zalinski, born on january 25th, 1978 comedian, producer and screenwriter supporter of euro. my dawn, he supported punitive expeditions by the ukrainian army and nazi military formations and gone boss. yahoo was guy. oh, but hold no rod. the voicemail was gleick. i now i knew with his 1st actions zelinski managed to revive the public a little to begin with. he took up foreign investment. i actually spoke to president zelinski when he was a candidate, before he was elected. i mean, i wish them, why did you think he was a good candidate for president of ukraine than what i thought he was the only candidate because i knew the poor shanker was a massive crooked. everybody in ukraine, that liberal side, conservat

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as al gore did in the wake of a 5-4 supreme court decision that delivered the presidency of the united >> let there be no doubt, while i strongly disagree with the court's decision, i accept it for the sake o our unity as a people and the strength of our demourdemocracy, i offer my concession. >> that's how i democracy has to work. it is really important that that rule, that understanding that i may not like the outcome, but i'm going to respect the outcome, that is extremely important. now, i will say there is something that is also forgotten a bit about 2000. there were people on the other side, some of them in congress, who said he is not really my president. so maybe that erosionstard befoy realized that it was started. we really have to get back the sense that our elections are the test of democracy, and that when they're over, we move on. >> reporter: so are we comparing a bad call in a football game to the supreme court decision that cost al gore the presidency? not even close. although at some point in football and in real life, in order for the system to function, you simply h

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that conflict is where you are heading gauntlet. gore war is not the way there is another way it could be would it would for all of every one. and i certainly believe that the corporation between china and the united states and he would, for that by to russia, will benefit mankind much more than a contract. ah, [000:00:00;00] with it's been 30 years since the soviet union collapsed. um, misconduct. go to chill them on to what the problem yet nuclear you talk so. so shown where you also trust someone call it ukraine was one of the independent states that emerge from the ruins of a super about new or somebody. you also get on liberal greens. come a little, i'm the surely. she was in some of the yet and last new lease in west indiana. better one more law. a for apple. watch the past 3 decades. green light for ukraine. eye witnesses were cool. the events, there should be more or less of a deficiency of chipotle. what i knew more about that order? i'm not sure, but about 4 months with no idea what else, what other forces were at play? you have to do the room show in sure. machine, those the

surely they are sensible voices and the you are saying that conflict is where you are heading gauntlet. gore war is not the way. there is another way where it could be women when for all of everyone. and i certainly believe that the cooperation between china and the united states, anyone for that, but a russia wouldn't benefit mankind much more than a conflict. i wish i had more time, i have many more questions, but let me ask the final one and, and it's a bit cheesy. but i asked sincerely because you have reached the pinnacle of your supporting career by giving your country. it's 1st and only victory in the cricket world cup. how do you hope to be remembers? what do you wanna give to your people as, as the prime minister? that's a simple answer. i would love to emulate china in terms of bringing people out of poverty. 2 things i want, one thing is if i can bring people out of poverty, but related to that as rule of law, human societies are defined by 2. great, thanks, rule of law and a welfare society, a society that is you men and just to looks after as it's are people who are not so privi

surely they are sensible voices and the you are saying that conflict is where you are heading gauntlet. gore war is not the way. there is another way where it could be when it, when for all of every one. and i certainly believe that the corporation between china and the united states, anyone for that by to russia, will benefit mankind much more than a conflict. with lou ukrainians did not want to live this one family. there were too many internal differences. a western ukrainian president coach my noted is much closer in terms of his concepts and habits to a check or a poll. and in some ways, even more to an austrian than to a russian or eastern ukrainian. therefore, in 2010 in the next election, use jenko lost to his long time rival victory, anna coverage. victory, anna coverage. born on july 1950, he studied mining and mechanical engineering and with a specialist and international law. from 1096 to 2002, he held various positions in the denounced regional administration. he was prime minister of the government of ukraine in 2002, 2004. and again in 2000 search, 2007 through the american co

surely they are sensible voices and you are saying that conflict is where you are heading gauntlet. gore war is not the way. there is another way it could be, would it wouldn't for all of everyone. and i certainly believe that the corporation between china and the united states and he will, for that matter, russia will benefit mankind much more than a conflict. ah, russian lawmakers approve the deployment of troops abroad on the president's request of the opposing. know says he's got no immediate plans to use that authorization in the new recognized dumbass for public list comes off the president protocol recognized the independent self. no, they can look out for publics pledging to ensure peace in the region is to realize i'm certain we haven't been abandoned and that we have a future. we greeted the knees with tears and we are happy. at least there will now be order. the bombings will stop and people will be able to lead normal lives was told, it's better to put on a bullet proof vest before stop working. we are now waiting for the red cross who are going to deliver water and thanks fo

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where you're headed. gauntlet gore. war is not the way. there is another way where it could be, would it wouldn't for all of everyone. and i certainly believe that the corporation between china and the united states and he will, for that by to russia, will benefit man guiding much more than a contract. so driven by drink shaped bankers and of those with there's things we dare to ask the me welcome back to the cause report. i max kaiser time to return to our conversation with the vice president of el salvador doctor. feel like you are dr. felix. you are welcome back. thank you marx, i'm here still here. that is fantastic. i made it. so i didn't read my book yet. and i just said, this is a new handle for many of the new economic scholars. you know, we just have dealers, they haven't changed their minds all day received that they presented, following the bread. good. the bread with the situation, all this concept they are, you know, fell apart. and now we are trying to decide new new ways, the new i this new ideas, not a villager but ideas. t

brian: michael, they are making fun of al gore and bill clinton. they don't make fun of joe biden. what happened to this iconic show? >> a lot of things happened to "saturday night live." now it just seems like it's a collection of talented cowards who are desperate to convince people they are smart and relevant. brian: when we they were degree joe biden when it looked like he wasn't going to get the nomination. they were making him look clumsy. as soon as he gets the nomination, they bring in a guy month is a better version of joe biden. there is no comedy there. >> joe biden who doesn't know where he is most of the time. he falls up the stairs multiple times. how are you not making fun of that morning, noon and night. if they make fun of joe biden they might be perceived of being on other side. and the other side is nothing but insane white supremacists and nazis according to the left. it's bad out there. and if you can't make fun both sides, your comedy is predictable. and if it's predictable it's boring. that's why we the started that show tonight. we are equal opportunity make

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and of course, said, the news came from the city of al gore lapka earlier on friday. where 2 teachers were killed by a shelling at a school. thankfully, the school was close and there were no words were no children present, he would english and good again, british french eaten tricky. another tragedy occurred in our town today. ukrainian forces shall to school. as a result, our colleagues, 2 of our teachers have died for 8 years. we have been leaving in fear that our loved ones may get hurt. die how colleagues may die. why is that? there is no answer. keep us till it will be fired off. he grant has been given us for 8 years now. he's left without parents. the deputy had teacher has a son, he's in 5th grade. he became an orphan. she didn't have a husband, he died. the geography teacher has a sick mother. no one knows what to do with her now. that's terrifying. when will this be over? we're waiting for a police everyone who is doing it. just stop this terrible war. innocent people are dying for deal. it's more my shelling of that city continues for 8 years already and t

surely they are sensible voices and the you are saying that conflict is where you are heading gauntlet. gore war is not the way there is another way where it could be women when for all of everyone. and i certainly believe that the corporation between china and the united states, anyone for that by to russia, will benefit mankind much more than a conflict. i wish i had more time. i have many more questions, but let me ask the final one in and it's a bit cheesy. but i asked sincerely because you have reached the pinnacle of your sporting career by giving your country. it's 1st and only victory in the cricket world cup. how do you hope to be of remembrance? what do you wanna give to your people as, as the prime minister? that's the simple answer. i would love to emulate china in terms of bringing people out of poverty. 2 things i want. one thing is if i can bring people out of poverty, but related to that as rule of law, human societies are defined by 2. great, thanks, rule of law and a welfare society, a society that is you men and just to looks after as it's a people who are not so privilege