it's madness and gore is responsible for birthing this madness gore gore he has gotten rich. $300 millionow? how does he make all this money? >> it's amazing. when he left the vice presidency in 2001, estimated by fast company magazine he was worth about 1 or $2 million. fast forward, about a decade, and he is worth at least 100 million and then he went on a quest to be the world's first carbon millionaire. how? he had a powerpoint that was reported on in the "the washington post" and other major publications that listed all the companies you should be investing in. guess what? when obama became president and did his big green stimulus, al gore was funded lavishly by federal dollars and as you mentioned he sold al jazeera. that wasn't enough. he went on a quest to be the world's fake meat billionaire. they are shutting down modern farming inly is lanka and netherlands and replace it with lab grown meat. guess one of the pioneers pushing it bill gaetz and of course al gore standing to profit hugely off of our lack of, you know, high yield agriculture now. is he going to be profiting off th

al gore has no soul. i will say it. >> consolidate power with the' leads, that's what this is about -- consolidate power with the elites, take away the democracy and give it to the elites. >> let me solve climate change for everyone because we're a happy show and we need a moment. in 10 billion years, our sun becomes a red giant. that's the consensus, from a scientific perspective, then our climate will change and we will have no control. >> all right. straight ahead, the white house doubled down on its defense of president biden's position. an update on biden's bout with covid, when we come back. subway's drafting 12 new subs, for the all-new subway series menu. let's hear about this #7 pick, from a former #7 pick. juicy rotisserie-style chicken. you should've been #1. this isn't about the sandwich, is it chuck? it's not. the new subway series. what's your pick? ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 sy

al gore is not the only one preaching this stuff.say it's time to cut back on the air conditioning to save the climax. he wrote an opinion piece, a very european peace activism. over 100 degrees in some places. and this is not europe. well al gore and his climate conrad's ever go away. the party panel is back, steven l miller, richard fowler and olivia rondeau. not only was this disgusting, al gore has been wrong about almost everything. >> they are competing with the swedish teenager. a people gluing their faces to the mona lisa. it does not shock me that he went down this road but you're talking about a guy who seems out of his depth searching for the most shocking thing reading twitter and he loses the point, this is a guy in 2007 and his film accepted the noble peace prize in the polarized cap would be gone by 2013. as far as the climate aversion i think a lot of us will sympathize, when these people lecturing start acting like it, when president biden flies an hour and a half to give a climate speech that he could have given her

e gore has canceled the march he'd planned. instead, candles are lit and flowers laid at the fence of the embassy. you only woods. thank you, but there must never be politicians like this again and again. oh good robin. i've nothing matters. if we cannot speak the truth, you russia has a fascist regime than one that has to be overthrown, found on the proposal. we cannot live a normal life until that happens. rick knew more than my fiddle, which i don't know if or when that will happen. that room, no, you're sort of now we're abroad, but at some point i know we have to go back and bring down the regime. let's go down to jo, modem. otherwise this war will never end. and we'll be standing here crying with margie pockets. diane margie shut up, a do it around. $400.00 russians have gathered at the impromptu vigil including our gym and alexi, and tanya with her children. you know what's important, i'm your teacher agonizing. i see what's happening now is unbearable. horror and pain. i but i didn't now with the board, i'm speechless w

it's the gore. corruptive is among the mourners. back home, he worked as a media producer, but the restrictions on press freedom in russia heavily impeded his work. there are many georgians risking their lives in ukraine to stop russia's war of aggression. the fallen soldier, w rattie. annie was a friend of e. gore's guys. some fox though must have some of my closest friends are now actually fighting my own countrymen, who are part of this aggressive invasion of ukraine. i thought a brief recycling of gray, and that makes the tragedy 10 times worse. now this is new to people like this deserve respect a, their families deserve all the support they can get a but from the people, as well as from the georgia government of a and i hope they get it when i request over the war against ukraine is also a war against georgia, i now got a new showed up at the y and i go to the georgia has experienced war itself with russia in recent memory. following that invasion in august 2008. the russian military did not fully withdraw. and the regions of

connie was a friend of e gore's. you guys some fox though, must have some of my closest friends are now actually fighting my own countrymen who are part of this aggressive invasion of ukraine. i thought a bit of recycled, i save of grain and that makes the tragedy 10 times worse. my, this is a diluted people like this deserve respect. a, their families deserve all the support they could get a but from the people as well as from the georgia government of him. i hope they get it. what i read was totally the war against ukraine is also a war against georgia. i now got a new showed up at the y, and i go to the georgia has experienced war itself with russia in recent memory. following that invasion in august 2008. the russian military did not fully withdraw and the regions of south ho, sacha and kazi, are still occupied. there's wide spread fear that moscow could occupy the whole of georgia under one would have been since moving to georgia. e gore has led the caucus as division of the free russia foundation and independen

he gore corruptive is on the road on a special mission. he and some colleagues from the free russia foundation are on their way to some villages bordering the russian occupied region of south o. sacha. just a 90 minute drive from tbilisi. the exiled russians regularly traveled there to offer their support to the villagers, many of whom faced severe hardship applicable to the russians who worked with us had befriended the villagers when they visit them and bring them something nice, a gift or some food. what the biggest, you kosa the people they are live in really tough conditions, almost visible on which little blue blue deal with vanessia the photo journalist is also on the bus. he's been working for the free russia foundation since he arrived in georgia and reports on the areas affected by russian military presence. like e gore before them. most of the people on the bus have chosen georgia as their new home. oh, oh. oh . the song is called sa, continental the name of the country in georgian age of the year, the smartest while on the road

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tonight "jesse watters primetime" we have an investigation into al gore.: is it a nice picture? >> jessica: are you going to unpick it because someone said it was nice? five ukrainian soldiers were warmly welcomed in minnesota after 5,000-mile trek. they traveled to be u.s. to be fitted. thanks for pro set things. the sang the ukrainian national anthem while waving flags as soldiers walked through the airport. isn't that spectacular? >> judge jeanine: what a great topic. >> jesse: do you remember the movie the fugitive? what was the name of the doctor dr. richard. >> jessica: kimball. >> jesse: richard kimball one of the best movies of all time. >> greg: weird left turn. >> judge jeanine: he had prosthetic arm. >> jesse: you call yourself a film guy? >> jessica: i don't know. >> judge jeanine: i think it's the end of the show. >> jesse: "special report" -- we got it show. hey, bret. >> bret: county judge train my dog? [laughter] >> jesse: that's it for dogs. >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the senate tries to pass a bill pumpi

and he gore's free russia foundation studio. a camera man is available along with the equipment that alexi and our team need for their project. a youtube channel in support of the anti war movement in russia. their 1st guest is lou markovich schlossberg, an opposition politician who does not want to leave his country left markers. i was please tell us how you're feeling schuster are you in russia right now to jeff? he squint through it and i just ran yet. it looked like exactly it lies aren't obligatory part of the propaganda here. it's very difficult to live with because that turning people crazy if it, if the blue you see people who are quite no one yesterday i went on today. they want to see blood her with just one day before the video was posted online, schlossberg and his wife were arrested for allegedly defaming the russian army. next up is eager. corruptive. he too, is trying to send a wake up call to the population of his home country with his internet program borders own whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. i met the throne of which

why not you, al gore? >> why not me? >> leading a presidential campaign in the future. >> oh, well, thank you for making the suggestion. i'm a recovering politician and the longer i go without a relapse, the less likely one becomes. >> but the idea of climate change and making it the issue, would you like to see more presidential candidates do that? >> absolutely. public sentiment is changing very dramatically, but we need more grass roots action on the part of americans, not only in the upcoming congressional races and the presidential race in 2024, but in the local races and in the state elections as well. we, the people, have to solve this, and we have to instruct those who are in positions of leadership to start doing the right thing. our survival as a species may depend upon it. >> al gore, thanks for coming out and sharing your perspective and your leadership on this issue. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we come back, the january 6th hearings, will they lead to a criminal prosecution of former president donald trump

but this is typical gore playbook stuff.then hop on a jet to hobnob with other big shots with think restrictions don't apply to them. it's his way of letting people know is not plywood. meanwhile, a cnn columnist said we should be more like europeans, diane, for going air-conditioning to save the planet. he points out that the prevalence of ac units in american homes dwarfs that of other parts of the world and it uses a ton of energy. but you know, so is the prevalence of arizona in europe. there is zero, okay? talk about false equivalencies. his answer is to advocate for more renewable energy like solar and wind, which are as inefficient as brian stelter's metabolism. but it's like my dad always said. look into nature and then you will understand everything better. he still should not have taken us to a nude beach on christmas morning. i didn't need to see that, charlie. >> i'm really glad at least al gore is not reacting to overreacting buried >> greg: he styled it back. >> i was have to give the climate change alarmists a

this is video from the first incident monday where a 34-year-old man was gored.-year-old woman was walking to her car when a bison charged and gored her. thankfully she's going to be okay. >>> cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson's disciplinary hearing is over after three days. two dozen women accused him of sexual misconduct in lawsuits. he reached settlements with 20 of them. the league is reportedly insisting watson be given an indefinite suspension. he denies any wrongdoing. it could be weeks before a former federal judge presiding over the hearing hands down her decision. >>> there's a huge shakeup in college sports. usc and ucla are leaving the pac 12 conference to join the big ten in 2024. the big ten voted unanimously to add the schools. it will increase the size of the big ten to 16 schools and comes almost a year after oklahoma and texas accepted invitations to join the scc in 2025. >>> speaking of sports shakeups, nba free agency is officially under way, and it kicked off with some shocking news. superstar forward kevin durant has told the brook

. >>> for the second time this week, a yellowstone park visitor has been gored by a bison. a 71-year-old woman from pennsylvania received what are described as non-life-threatening injuries on wednesday. park officials say the bison charged after the woman and her daughter inadvertently approached the animal. a colorado man was gored by a bison on monday. >>> taking a dip at the beach might not be much safer. experts are warning sharks will be out and about in force along both the east and west coasts over the july 4th weekend. >> reporter: this morning, the sharks are here. that's the message from marine officials on cape cod. a great white sighting already closing one beach this week. >> and if you see a shark, get the hell out of there. >> reporter: whether it's the east coast or the west, shark populations in many locations are on the rise, attracted by the growing population of seals and sea lions. detections of tagged sharks by receivers in the ocean off cape cod rose from about 10,800 in 2013 to more than 169,000 last year. the last fatality in the area in 2018. >> i

gore went on the sunday shows this weekend, warning that our atmosphere could "get a lot worse."re were you 20 years ago, when we could have done something about this? i'm sorry, he what? really? okay, well, maybe if more people had voted for him than the other guy, he would have had a chance to be-- oh, i'm sorry what? okay. say hy to tipper? what? here's what the former almost-president said: >> behind me you see a picture from the international space station that shows how thin the atmosphere is. >> stephen: and the award for most depressing zoom background goes to al gore! better luck next time, "unmade bed with lump of clothes on it." gore explained the effect of all the carbon we're dumping in the atmosphere: >> that's why the heat records are being broken all the time now. that's why the storms are stronger, why the ice is melting and the sea level is rising and why the droughts and fires are hitting us so hard and so many other consequences. >> stephen: "and while i'm depressing you, i just want to let you know that switching to paper straws does absolutely nothing. while

gore a longtime climate activists said it's not too late to reverse some of the damage. president biden must use his executive power to take action further limit emissions from power and from pale pipes. right now, the biden administration is promising to do more after west virginia. democratic senator joe manchin recently blocked the president's climate reform storm passing in congress. he in every senate republican argue the president's green energy policies could worsen inflation, climate investments that the president proposed are good for the economy on cbs's face the nation, u.s. commerce secretary gina raimondo. >> set the cost of inaction is too high. climate related events. >> are more frequent, more dangerous and more expensive than they've ever that's not the radical for us in the city of it's real miami republican mayor francis suarez says they're already investing billions to combat rising sea levels. >> and severe hurricanes, he says congress must find a bipartisan solution. progress is on capitol hill continue to call on the president to declare a climate

like e gore before them. most of the people on the bus have chosen georgia as their new home. oh, oh. oh . the song is called sa, continental, the name of the country in georgian age of the guy in the smartest while on the road. you look around and you know, there are russian tanks not far from here. no. got. it makes me feel very emotional . more than logan, which of the got the somehow you have to let it out, almost annoyed when i say this is where russian troops, our troops have a legally occupied george in territory. at this moment, i feel more like a georgian. they arrive in the village of soccer and blow directly on the border to russian controlled south. oh set. here with the russian activists have brought along bags full of shopping for months. they've been giving this family their special attention and regularly donate money to them. the house is an urgent need of renovation room. how are you doing her role? i'm ok. thanks. and you on the are they installing a shower here? say this is my bag for you. lots of chocolate thought that. thank you. i'll click on that, is th

we have absolutely shocking comparison that has landed al gore in the hot water. >> ashley: george gascon's policies let criminals back on the streets, but do not expect him to look in the mayor when it comes to crime even as convicted killer was arrested once again after being let out of prison decades early. and we will have the victims here next. ♪ ♪ "there are still times when i don't have money for food and i have nothing to give my daughter." elena from arizona. no one should have to worry where their next meal will come from. together, we can end hunger. learn more at feedingamerica.org. ♪ ♪ >> ashley: new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin is speaking out in his first interview since his accused attacker was indicted by the feds. >> in the republican is getting an extra layer of security while out on the campaign trail courtesy of the nypd. marianne rafferty live for us, marianne. >> good morning, guys. lee zeldin said the man who tried to stab him would be free within hours of the felony arrest. he was let go without bail. 33 -- 43-year-old has been arrested ag

al gore, going back to 2000, al gore was the one who quieted down any objections to that election. in 2004, the counting was dealt with without any violence. i point out there was some black box voting and some democratic fringe websites that were talking about the 2004 election being a robbery, where it was about 100,000 vote result in ohio that would have been needed to even carry for an election. disputed elections have happened. close elections have happened. look at 1968, 1876, which is the historical example of a contested election that had to go to a congressional committee and almost came to blows. but, like one little gotcha clip is of that much importance. this is why c-span is great. we don't restrict anyone from their opinions. we express it. you have helped educate others on the thing you are concerned about. host: "my history can beat up your politics", here in america. maybe we can let people figure out the whole thing about mail-in ballots and how all 50 states have different rules about when they count and when they send in vote tallies. let's see if we can squeeze

eventuallyy, surrendered say oky eileenho gore, eileen bush. you're not a committed voter produce someone who is like the time i don't know. i need to watch for the next couple of years. i learned to appreciate and make people feel comfortable to say i don't knowon is this a quiz question rick it's not a quiz it's your opinionth opinion matters because you matter. republicans would say to me how do we make more women? i would go through oni war and peace. had an elevator pitch as well. women tend to think more republican were conservatively they get marriage motherhood mortgage mutual funds. i had a longer version for it. one day i realized i have mortgage and mutualnd fund i lie wait a second womench are choosg one, two, three, for whatever they do whatever sequence and then i started to realizing they're proud of their choice as a victim of their circumstances we should be holding them up. and respectfully i thought atra the time the democrats were always back putting republicans in a corner on just abortion. i said excuse me we women don't t

. >>> the "associated press" says runners in pamplona avoided being gored by bulls for a fourth day.sh men had to be hospitalized after injuries. thousands come from all over the world to risk injury for the thrill of the run. >> it was exhilarating. there's nothing quite like it. nothing can prepare you for it. you run up the street, and everybody -- crowds coming up. and you hear a clip-clop and you look and there's a massive bull beside you. it is absolutely terrifying but exhilarating. >> this is the first running of the bulls since 2019 thanks to the pandemic. eight people were gored that year. >>> and "the washington post" says russia's new and alternative option to mcdonald's fast food is facing a french fry shortage. the real mcdonald's left russia in protest in may after moscow invaded ukraine. the replacement chain is now limiting the amount of fries it sells because it's been unable to get enough potatoes. russia had a poor harvest, and sanctions and supply chain issues have limited how much it can import. fries are expected to return full in the fall after the next potato

former vice president al gore under fire for a comment out of balance his critics are saying and used grieving families of the uvalde school shootings to make a bizarre point. plus house speaker nancy pelosi's suspiciously successful stock portfolio is drawing new criticism. >> this isn't the first time paul has done that. we'll bring trust back to congress and we will not allow the idea that a speaker of the house can have them trading in options. >> harris: critics are accusing nancy pelosi of playing politics to her and her husband's advantage. fox news contributor raymond arroyo next. ♪♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. ♪ so i climbed into the cab, and then i settled down inside ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ ♪♪ >> harris: another delay on capitol hill for a bill designed to

ugh, gorely, you say a well-known personality andrei tikhomirov. drugs before, but you can meet him for murder. let's go get dressed. why don't you always wear glasses on the street? yes, i can spend. i said in vain, because you also look very attractive in glasses. really? do you really work at a school? who's older here, major of the wolves? who will we take , the major-beater operates exclusively on women in elevators. now sat down between the fourth and fifth floor, very dangerous, because the previous victim was strangled. well, at least a knife, do you need it alive? major yes. i would like, as always, it remains offered. i have professional negotiators in the group. there are no negotiations entered. we hope that he is not yet aware of our presence, so they acted quietly. well, the surprise effect was blocked. the emergency changed as has changed. well, after they changed, thank you for the compliment. in all my life, perhaps, i have not had a single teacher. in terms of. you know, in my opinion, you are still a maniac. me so i seem to be a

three people were gored, several more trampled and at least six runners hospitalized in monday's run. that didn't stop tens of thousands of people descending on pamplona, spain, for the annual festival, including scott snyder from austin, texas. >> heck yeah, i was afraid, man. a lot of fear coursing through my blood, man. but now i feel relief and i'm going to get drunk. >> but animal rights activists say it's the bulls that are threatened, and they want to leave this tradition in the past. >> stopped over and over again for 20 minutes until they're dead, and it's incredibly cruel and painful for the bulls that go through this process. >> eight bull runs will take place over the weekend festival which ends this thursday. and despite being a once in a lifetime experience, at least 16 people have lost their lives in the annual running, including a man who was gored by a bull in 2009. >> coming up, how a woman tried to use the roe v. wade reversal to fight a traffic ticket. >> coming on the evening news, record-breaking heat bakes part of the country as more than 70 million americans fa

geoff: it's interesting, former vice president al gore was on a number of sunday shows this morning,de the same point. that some of the warnings about climate change might have been in many ways to conservative. take a look. >> and the fact that they were dead right, maybe a little conservative even in their projections, should cause us to pay more careful attention to what they are warning us about now. they are saying if we don't stop using our atmosphere as an open sewer, if we don't stop these heat trapping emissions, things are going to get a lot worse. geoff: what do you make of that? >> you know, al gore was out there in front, warning us decades ago, as the scientific community was warning us decades ago. what we are sing is the predictions playing out. that's the sad part of this. we understood that we had a crisis on our hands decades ago, but because of inaction, much of it because of the fossil fuel industry and politicians who we fused to act on climate we've , allowed this problem now to grow to epic proportions to the point where we're seeing the devastating consequenc

i worked with tipper gore and a working group constantly. i think that everybody would like to have mental health benefits included in health care reform. what we want to make sure of is that they are including equally, there is no distinction. if you are sick, just sick. and so that is, that is what we are working toward. >> yes. i too have met with mrs. carter -- i mean, exclusive excuse me, mrs. clinton -- earlier on, and she really very much is supporting the coverage of mental health and substance abuse. >> -- first ladies have taken a very active at kyiv advocacy role in health care and your successor, mrs. clinton, has taken a very active role in crafting the policy and crafting the legislation. do you have any advice to mrs. clinton as she takes on that and it role in health care? >> i think i would tell her to just keep working at it. [laughter] i applaud your efforts and those of tipper gore. having been a first lady, you realize that there is some influence in that position and i applaud those applause you take advantage of that.

after meeting goring bullet wrote to president roosevelt. and he recounted how but first he counted how he and the reich marshal had sat across from one another and he described the chairs in which they sat. and this is again a quote. these chairs of mammoth proportions covered with three's velvet trimmed with gold. the chairs were so big that goren looked looked rather less the size of a normal man. and as you know, he strongly resembles the hind evident hind end of an elephant in my chair. i must have looked like some kind of animated flea. on to describe the substance of the meeting with the head of the lufwafa. growing expressed to me his desire to have better relations with the us. however, neither he nor anyone else in the german government could recognize dodd as an american ambassador. dodd was too filled with venomous hatred of germany and quote. bullet who really wanted to be secretary of state and often acted as though he were the secretary of state advised the president to replace dot as soon as possible. and he wrote this in a f

al gore was 2006. >> julie: right. >> bill: 16 years ago.ood news. >> all of their projections turn out to be wrong. it is not to nothing but the projections are wrong. look what happened last october. we were told by boris johnson that we have one hour left. we're doing okay. >> bill: enjoy lunch, okay? thank you, douglas murray, nice to see you. >> julie: thousands of firefighters facing incredibly dangerous conditions. look at this battling the blaze near yellow stone. we have a live update for you coming up next and also taiwan holding military drills. what are they up to amid new warnings from china over plans by house speaker nancy pelosi to visit taiwan? should pelosi change her plans? michigan congresswoman slotkin ahead with the reaction. >> they are always timid and risk averse and they don't get it. it is very important to show strength to the chinese communists to understand we're real and not just a paper tiger. it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no f

, and competent professional answers, but still not his own idle thoughts and reasoning alexander gorelydeputy director for research and epidemiology of the rospotre. uzora was in direct contact with us. well, let me remind you that from july 1, all restrictions related to the covid-19 in russia have been lifted. is it forever obvious that we will find out very soon and it is still too early for a complete victory over the coronavirus, according to our experts. with you was the fifth studio. i thank you for your attention. all the best. everything boils and diarrhea filtrum thanks to millions of micropores filter absorbs bacteria toxins, helping to eliminate unpleasant symptoms filter style to put things in order in the stomach rbt big stores and generous discounts benefit up to 50%, so redmond submersible blender with fifteen speeds for only 2490 rubles. generous discounts at rbt.ru. for deposits on fin services and benefits, incredible and reliability guaranteed bonus plus 5% to the first deposit in any bank online in finches. if you keep the path-road, you will meet a lot of crossroad

probably 95 percent of the people in his area here as loved, irvine houses gore's animals. it's heartbreaking to really use these 4 siblings were all swept away in the flood waters. they drowned and their bodies have all been recovered. the governor who declared a state of emergency on friday to are the hardest to areas elsewhere in america. overnight monsoon range in las vegas flood waters seen coming through the roof of at least one of the cities famous casinos. there was also flooding in west virginia, and hundreds were rescued from flood waters in missouri. while parts of america are soaking wet. other parts are melting. it all comes after the north east of the us saw unseasonably and dangerous record high heat earlier this month. and meteor ologist know what's causing it. the type of events that had been occurring over the last couple of weeks across the country are directly attributable to climate change . these are big signals, extreme. he heavy downpours. that parking back to the changes in our atmosphere because of the additional carbon because of the warming. in k

can ukrainian artillery attacks continue against civilian population here in this city, all fucked. gore lapka on friday at least 14 private residences and a 16 multiple apartment buildings have been damaged as the result for people had been injured here and girl of god alone. this particular building has just 8 apartments, and 4 of them are now lying in ruins. without a wish, ease them. we had just gone out to get water. when there was an explosion right there under the balcony. it left to pillage. everything went flying, which for apartments were destroyed all of us. all of the residents are still alive because we had stepped out. my neighbors had gone downstairs, which they would have died in their apartments. the 4 apartments on the side of the building were destroyed. the other side was left unharmed. when we came back home, there was no home to come back to, which is such a misfortune as a bottle. when you, when i got a call and was told that either your home is gone, your apartment is gone. i'm happy to be alive. the owner of this apartment, how recently did renovation here. howev

gore had elements of this idea.'s no coincidence that justice kavanaugh was a lawyer for the bush campaign at the time, but at that time, many recalling for florida state legislature to award florida's electoral counts to bush even though al gore won more votes. you see this also in the 2020 elections with efforts by the trump campaign to influence states legislatures into certifying alternate slates of electors, in pennsylvania, for example, rather than the electors who had been selected by the people. if the supreme court agrees with this, it would be giving more power to republican state legislatures to go against the will of voters in their states. in swing states like pennsylvania, north carolina, wisconsin, this is a massive threat. and, ayman, what i think i want people to hear about this radical conservative supreme court, republicans worked for it and got it, this is the culmination of a decades long project in which conservative legal movement decided that packing the courts in their own way, and taking th

gore a longtime climate activists said it's not too late to reverse some of the damage.says president biden must use his executive power to take action further limit emissions from power and from pale pipes. right now, the biden administration is promising to do more after west virginia. democratic senator joe manchin recently blocked the president's climate reform storm passing in congress. he in every senate republican argue the president's green energy policies could worsen inflation, climate investments that the president proposed are good for the economy on cbs's face the nation, u.s. commerce secretary gina raimondo set the cost of inaction is too high. climate related events. >> are more frequent, more dangerous and more expensive than they've ever bad. it's not theoretical for us in the city of it's real miami republican mayor francis suarez says they're already investing billions to combat rising sea levels and severe hurricanes. he says congress must find a bipartisan solution. progress is on capitol hill continue to call on the president to declare a climate e

it's a dinosaur called gore concerts and it roamed earth more than 79000000 years ago. the dinosaur founded 2018 is a particularly rare fine. it's made up of $79.00 bones perfectly preserved from the giant school to the details in the vertebrae and the tail, not one bone is out of place. there are only 20 known fragments of this animal that exist anywhere in the world. almost all of them were found in canada, where it is believe the giant predator lived. but this one was an earth on private land in the state of montana in the united states. the owners wished to remain anonymous. but the fact it was found in the us and not canada makes it even more rare. and why it's expected to fetch between $5.00 and $8000000.00 when it goes up for auction in new york on thursday. canada, like many other countries as a strict restriction on fossils being exported from the country to a dinosaur like this would not be allowed out of canada because it was found in the us. that means we can actually sell it. and that is part of what makes it this dinosaur so rare. now, who possibly could b

but it's the gore goods or a skeleton that is the one everyone is talking about.

but it's the gore. goods are a skeleton that is the one everyone is talking about. and all paleontologist can do is watch and hope whoever buys it, makes it available to research. knowing that if they don't, this could be the last chance. anybody has to ever see it in public. gabriel.

but it's the gore. goods are a skeleton that is the one everyone is talking about. and all paleontologist can do is watch and hope whoever buys it, makes it available to.

to your point about al gore, i totally agree.your goal is to get everyone on board and if your purpose is to say the situation affects every single human, explain why and why i need your allyship, that's not the way to do it. making an analogy so unnecessarily and frankly horrifying, denigrating law enforcement in the process, that's not the way to have people listen to you. it's a way to expel them, to your point, because we are looking at someone who thinks they are better than we are, who fights privately, who ignores their own proselytization, and we are supposed to listen to them trash law enforcement along the way? and his brainwashed children gluing themselves to priceless works of art are calling it nonviolent civil disobedience, a minor inconvenience, and that it pales in comparison, they say, to the effect of climate change. that's not a minor inconvenience. there's a reason felony vandalism and why you go to jail for many years, why that is so hard to quantify or qualify is because it is so inherently important to our

a colorado man was gored by a bison while trying to protect a child, and park officials say the animale when they got too close. what did you think when you saw this? >> so 99.99% of the time, if you're in a national park like yellowstone, which is our blue ribbon national park, which has been set aside not only as a place for us to witness our collectively shared natural heritage, our great american wild backyard, but it's also a sanctuary for these symbols of wild america, and if you're being gored by a bison, you're too close. you should never be more than 75 feet or even 100 feet close to a bison. if you're closer than that, you're putting yourself at risk. this is always human error. if you give yourself distance and there's an animal, and it's having a bad day or it's being aggressive, this is the breeding season. this is when they're being territorial. when cows are taking care of their offspring. when bulls are trying to find a mate, if you're getting in between that, you're putting yourself in harm's way, but more importantly, you're putting that animal in harm's way. we lose

(soft music) >> al gore is laying it all out there today.ormer vice president was on nbc's meet the press this morning, with some dire warnings, and not just about climate change, but our democracy as a whole. >> our democracy is broken, and in order to solve the climate crisis, we're gonna have to pay attention to democracy crisis. that's the reason we can pass legislation to, for example, we install or reinstate the ban on assault weapons, it's the same reason that we can't pass climate legislation. we have a minority government. we have a filibuster, still, which ought to be eliminated. we have big money playing much too large a role in our politics. >> there is a lot to unpack in that one statement. let's bring in my political panel, and get started. kimberly atkins, columnist for the boston globe, and msnbc political analyst and co-host of sisters in law podcast. daniel moody is also here, and she is the host of another podcast. welcome, welcome, welcome, ladies. all right, let's get into it. because you all heard al gore, our democracy

gore a longtime climate activists said it's not too late to reverse some of the damage.resident biden must use his executive power to take action further limit emissions from power and from tailpipes right now, the biden administration is promising to do more after west virginia. democratic senator joe manchin recently blocked the president's climate reform storm passing in congress. he in every senate republican argue the president's green energy policies could worsen inflation, climate investments that the president proposed are good for the economy on cbs's face the nation, u.s. commerce secretary gina raimondo. >> set the cost of inaction is too high. climate related events. >> are more frequent, more dangerous and more expensive than they've ever that's not the radical for us in the city of it's real miami republican mayor francis suarez says they're already investing billions to combat rising sea levels. >> and severe hurricanes, he says congress must find a bipartisan solution. last week we did see the president roll out a 2 billion dollar plan to help communities