gore. mr. gore: good morning chair klobuchar, making them are blunt, and the members of this committee. i want to thank the committee for taking up this issue and the reformed electoral act. i'm honored to be included in the hearing and i think the committee for inviting me to testify. the electoral count act governs a vital moment in our american democracy, the moment when states pass the baton of presidential elections to congress. the constitution itself describes the role of states and congress in our elections. the electors cause gives state legislatures the authority to direct the manner in which electors are chosen. the constitution says congress has the responsibility to count these electoral votes and certify and ascertain the winner of the presidency and vice presidency. since 1887, the electoral count act has laid out a procedure for states to certify their electors. it has directed congress's discharge of its duty to collect and compile electoral votes. these dates and congress perf

gore? >> yes. >> eisen? >> agreed. >> mueller? >> yes. >> miss nelson? >> yes. >> last, under existing law it only takes one representative and one senator to force each chamber to debate and vote on an objection to a states electoral votes. do you support raising the threshold for these objections to require suggested in this bill the one fifth of the chamber to sign an objection the for a can be debated as suggested in the bipartisan bill, mr. bauer? >> yes. >> gore? >> yes. >> eisen? >> yes. >> mueller? >> yes. >> miss nelson? >> yes. >> okay. that's a first. all right, good. i just thought it was really important as we look at even some of our -- questions will be about details that we agree that on the main parts of this bill there is a agreement and we can always make improvements. and i'm sure they'll be discussions about that. one area that's received a lot of tension is a role of the federal courts and ensuring state officials comply with their federal duty to certify electors who

al gore was here. jane goodall is here.lking about digging into sustainability. >> a couple of days this week, it felt like i did before the pandemic. at least back for this week. i did see jane goodall and al gore speak. one of the things that al gore talked about was california's historic drought. that was one of the things that he talked about. god bless california for all it is doing, trying to have a sustainable future. but he did talk about some of the difficulties that california and the rest of the west, what we are facing as we have this historic drought. >> steps that we are going to have to keep working through in the years ahead. let's turn and talk about another piece that you came out with this week. a huge interest to our audience who has been following prop 22 and a.b. 5. specifically relating to big workers and the community. the proposition was that they could not be classified as employees and had to be independent contractors. that was overturned. tell us about what you found from the fallout of all of t

i want to show you a clip which aired in 1988 with tipper gore, the wife of then-senator al gore, aswe're going to play it for you. >> i became aware of this because of my children, because i consider myself to be a rock-'n'-roll-literate person. i grew up on it. i love it. i am concerned about peddling images of extreme violence to kids without their parents' awareness, without a general discussion. we're talking about the town common here, so to speak, and what is healthy in our culture and what isn't. >> you know, tipper gore was widely ridiculed, but, ultimately, she was successful in getting music with explicit lyrics labeled so that parents could at least make a choice about what they wanted to expose their children to. i wonder, do you think that some artists have gone too far with explicit content or do you think that this is an evolving part of the art form? >> i think it's an evolving part of the consciousness of the human beings, that lenny bruce said there are no such thing as dirty words, only dirty minds. so, i get that level of censorship where it's like, "this contain

john each say that dozens of their soldiers have been killed in clashes in the disputed region of no gore, no carol box. it's the worst finding between the 2 since 2020 plus ah, where you rudo is this morning as can use new president. but he is taking over the leadership of the country that faces a cost of living crisis and a devastating drought. and the final journey home queen elizabeth coffin arrives at buckingham palace. hundreds of thousands are expected to pay their respects when the coffin is moved to westminster hall on wednesday. ah, i'm bring gov to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin with the ukranian advance against the russians. ukrainian. president bolt amid zalinski says that since the start of this month, his forces have liberated some 6000 square kilometers of the country from russian occupation. and it follows a rapid offensive in the northeast of the country. ukraine is also claiming significant gains in the southern region of hare saw. moscow has conceded that it has lost some territory, but it has d

gore got more votes than george bush for president of the united states.ast forward to the results of 2016. >> i believe he knows he's an illegitimate. he knows. he knows. >> i don't see the president-elect as a legitimate president. >> we have a president who it has been proven has been aassisted by the russians. he's an illegitimate president in my mind. >> would you be my vice president. i absolutely agree. maybe people are starting to catch on. this week one of president trump's most outspoken critics apologized on tv. >> i remember calling him an illegitimate president, and that was wrong. i should not have said that because he was not an illegitimate president. brian: got it? if you want to unite america, joe, point out how both sides were wrong and then maybe both sides will listen. until then you sounds like a politician looking to avoid being tsunamid in november. and you might want to have a conversation with your press secretary who used to tweet before this job. she said this in 2016 posted this quote. stolen emails, stolen drone. another twitt

element of reliability there and we haven't seen this attention to election systems since bush bee gore in florida in 2000 you will remember. florida was for three years cleaning up its elections and firing people who were doing a good job and they made major improvements. ones. result was that in the roh year for election, 2020 24. the third largest state in the largest swing state was done counting its elections reliably with no complaints from either side on elections which if you look around the countryy that night and the following week or two it turned out to be prettyt impressive. that's our goal with the election transparency initiative. we worked on it in states all over the country and last year we made efforts to make sure washington didn't just frankly take over elections from the state. we believe each state running its owne election system is a form of security itself that i can play that from my days in the department of homeland security. it's much more difficult for foreign interlopers if you have several systems rather than one. that threat has been abated currently in

you have heard it everywhere from al gore to aoc to greta.relate the environment is better than ever. gore told us that if we didn't unplug our air dryers all the polar be bears were going to di. >> that's not good for creatures like polar bears who depend on the ice. a new scientific study shows for the first time they are finding polar bears that have actually drowned swimming long distances up to 60 miles to find the ice. >> jesse: gore lied again the polar bear population has doubled in the last 60 years. it's not just bears. scientists said the great barrier reef was dead, was gone. this year the corral grew faster than ever before. our air has never been cleaner. people used to the die from breathing air pollution. that doesn't happen here anymore. and we have taken such good care of the oceans, shark attacks are up in the east coast good thing you are saying we are getting more shark attacks is that really what you are saying? >> there is more life in the ocean, right? so the ocean has changed. you and i grew up with a really depleted

you may remember the 19 ninety's and again in 2020, over the disputed region of no gore. no kobuck either by john is accused yet of on the other provocations as sabotaged along the border. the armenian prime minister responded to those claims. yes. i know that it was done by john is trying to claim that these actions came as a response to some kind of provocations by the armenian side. but we can definitely state that this information is absolutely false and has nothing to do with reality . yana got another inc or our lives and take a quick look back at the situation to give you some context. a heavy military presence in a gore in a car bug as part of everyday life in the enclave. in recent years, the dispute at region has seen fighting flare on a regular basis, located in the south caucasus. now gordon occur above as internationally recognized as part of as a by john, but is controlled by ethnic armenian forces backed by armenia. the conflict to dates back to the dissolution of the soviet union, much of not gotten a car back, has been under the control of armenian rebels

i gore danchenko a russian national living in the united states. making a false statement to an fbi official. he was charged last november and served as a top source for former british spy christopher steele's dossier on then candidate donald trump. that dossier turned out to be bogus. john durham wants evidence shown to jurors outlining what he believes is a pattern of federal officials disparaging trump during his candidacy and establishing bias. in his motion, durham indicates he wants emails presented to a jury next month at trial the firing reveals it was danchenko who relayed information to christopher steele about trump and the alleged, quote, lured sexual activity at the ritz carlton in moscow according to durham, danchenko lied about his source of those allegations. allegations that were never proven true. attorneys for danchenko recently moved to dismiss the case but ultimately federal judge anthony said that's not going to happen. it was a hail mary the trial kicks off october 11th. >> bret: we will follow all of that late this afternoon

you know that al gore called you acclimate denier and you have rejected that, but there are still issues out there. i want your perspective. tell us, did you consider resigning why or why not? david: not resigning. we are making a forceful leadership job by the world bank on climate. i think the unfortunate side was was asked are you a climate denier, i should have said no. i did not go in that direction because no one said that other than al gore, and it was pretty much off-topic. i was at a seminar on tuesday where we were supposed to be talking about impact, so i did not do my best job in answering that charge. thanks. brian: now we have heard some stakeholders and you should resign, or they say sometimes publicly or privately that the bank is dragging its feet on climate change, but what about the shareholders. 187 members signed up to the paris climate agreement. have any of them ask you to resign? david: no. it is clear human activity is causing climate change comes that the task for us, for the world is to pull together the projects and funding that actually has an impact. i have

had there not been staged riots in miami how gore would've been the president arguably no iraq war nonef the things that you have to be bush did on and on the butterfly flaps its wings, right? >> absolutely. that is really interesting to look at and the two dow than -- i go through it in my book. the debate can go on forever about who the actual winner of that election was the recount shows depending on how it went, it could've gone either way. continue with the over vote count, bush would've won. if they had included under votes -- know the opposite. if they continued with the under votes push through to one, if they had continued over votes gore would've won. if palm beach butterfly ballot hadn't caused thousands of people to unnecessarily vote for patrick buchanan, gore would've won easily. the iraq war, afghanistan war, and the supreme court justices. something we are dealing with today. if you want to think about something else in terms of the supreme court, i would argue back to 1968 something that is lost to history no one really talks about it, that was the year george wallace r

included with if they continue with the undervotes bush would have won if they included over votes gore would have won if you know the palm beach butterfly ballot hadn't you know caused thousands of people to unnecessarily vote for patrick buchanan gore would have won easily. yeah, and the iraq war afghanistan war and supreme court justices. i mean something that we're dealing with, you know today. i mean if you want to think about something else in terms of the supreme court, i would go back to 1968 something. that's sort of lost a history. nobody really talks about but you know, that was your george wallace obviously ran a really strong third party campaign. and his goal. he didn't think he could win the election, but he wanted to win enough electoral votes in the south running as a law and order candidate and was written in a racial conservative the story be the kingmaker so that then he could negotiate with nixon andrew or humphrey for his electoral votes and it's he was about you know around 20% in the pollster a lot of the year until he faded near the end and when you know eight o

>> well, only thomas and gore search art cheerleaders of the immunities clause.although i think this is more about and immunities. that is less likely. in the scalia route is more likely. but i do not know. again this is very hard to predict that crosses lines. the statutory preemption cases are also hard to analyze. and to predict. ex-wife there is evidence of nondiscrimination wanting to interfere with interstatent commerce? how do you deal with that? there is evidence of that in this case by the way thewa california law operates is golden state agents are sent all around the country to visit, inspect agricultural facilities. cleared the intent, purpose and obvious consequence of this law is extraterritorial action at least. so the only thing i'm confident in predicting as they will replace with something. >> any other comments? >> i am fascinated to see if the court is on the case. the justices policy preference are still in conflict with what they think of the commerce clause. you're just subjected to a very lecture we don't need things in the constitution th

soviet union, there have been multiple armed conflicts between the 2 countries, especially over now gore no, kara, back the separatist region is inhabited mostly by ethnic armenians, but is recognized by many nations as part of azerbaijan. after a war that last 6 years through the late eighty's into the ninety's, leaving tens of thousands of people dead, there were years of quiet. but in the fall of 2020 and azeri offensive kicked off another war. the conflict as consequences for the entire region. while a majority muslim, azerbaijan is protected by turkey, armine receives military support from russia. 2 years ago, moscow head negotiate a cease fire. with that truce has held for less than 2 years. and kenya has sworn in william roto as the country's 5th president. russia takes off as after a bitter election campaign, and after the supreme court dismissed a challenge by his opponent alleging election fraud rich o face a whole, a whole host of challenges in office, including soaring food and fuel prices, high unemployment, and mounting public tax. hi sworn in, asked kenya's president at la

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the ex soviet countries have been locked in a decades old conflict over nor gore. no kara bar, which is part of us by john. but has been under the control of ethnic armenian forces, backed by romania since a separatist war there ended in 1994. our mania backed by russia has demanded the kremlin and members of the collective security treaty organization help. the c s t o is a military alliance or former soviet republics, that includes our mania, but not audrey by john. man, how can be made my mania applied to the c, a. c o, under the 4th article chalk. it establishes that aggression against one of the c a c o member countries on is considered aggression against other countries. among other russia, muse, listen carcass region is at the crossroads of europe, asia, and the middle east. if the ceasefire doesn't hold, fighting could take more lives and endanger the pipelines that bring caspian oil and gas westward russian and turkish leaders are set to meet this week to try and bring peace to the area. but round up of other stories from around the world. chinese presiden

dates back to the dissolution of the soviet union ever since armenia and also by john have claimed the gore in a car buck as their own territory, a so called frozen conflict dot remains unresolved for decades later, the conflict has international ramifications. turkey has expressed its support of azerbaijan, while russia has provided armenia with military equipment. joshua cocora is a journalist who specializes in the region. he edits the caucasus coverage at the news website, eurasia. net and he joins us now from was a welcome to the w. we've just had a look back at the historical skirmishes in the nagondo caraballo region. can you tell us what makes this round of fighting different? sure. what is the significance of this rounds? is that it's the, the targets as by chance targets this time are in armenia proper. previously, the fighting has been concentrated, mostly in and around the corner car box, which is internationally recognized as azerbaijan, a territory. these attacks are along armenian communities along the the border inside armenia, which would represent a significant escalation

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our gore issued a stark warning about climate change. what did he say?vilization is in danger, within the next half-century certain parts of the world could become uninhabitable because of extreme heat adding the next we 8 years will be crucial so we can pass legislation and commit to fighting climate change and went on to praise the inflation reduction act. stuart: i wonder what al gore has to say about china and india, germany going back to call. lauren: in the beginning we stifle to make this green transition and they are allowed free range without making it. stuart: our sacrifice is meaningless. lauren: i don't mean to be that pessimistic but i see your point. stuart: let's get to california. the governor, gavin newsom, being slammed for putting up pro-abortion billboards about jesus. steve hilton on that shortly. democrat candidates shifting away from the defund the police movement, now promoting pro-police messaging in new campaign ads. >> tim ryan knows defunding the police is are to give us. i trust tim ryan to keep our communities safe. >> i wil

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the people that have risen to ultimate power, an era may i just add that began with a tennesseen al gore who accepted a decision with which he strongly disagreed as he -- at the supreme court and peacefully and graciously having won the popular vote, having a disputed count in florida accepted the transfer of power and did this with grace with an eye on the national good. that's how this era began. george w. bush son of a president, grandson of a senator, he passes the baton to alabama who i think i'm right spent one vacation with his father in his whole life. so george w. bush a man with a dominant father, coming from the highest reaches of the american elite, barack obama as mrs. obama said, you know, mixed race kid with a funny name, he becomes president of the united states. then to obama, to a new york real estate developer who is become this populous d constitutional figure and an irish catholic kid from delaware in pennsylvania. you have this american experience, not everybody, doesn't reflect all experience. they're all men. only one is a person of color. but when the history of

"bush and gore -- what's the difference?" and there are lots of differences if you read the articles. you might be thinking, what is the difference? they were worried about nader. and it seemed crazy even three years later, when i was there and i saw it. the 1990's, there was just -- if you look in quantitative times -- in quantitative terms at the process of polarization that starts in the 1970's, it is a phenomenon in the 1990's, but it is still a process where, at the margins, there are still plenty of moderate republicans. there are no longer bull weevils but john barrow and these southern moderates are still around. it is a process, as you were saying. and obviously, the ascendant face of the democratic party who becomes president is all about framing things in maximally moderate terms and his successor, al gore, is running. this is where you get ralph nader running on thursday not a difference -- running on a there-is-not-a-difference third-party venture. so it was a hinge point moment where underlying processes were ha

al gore did not have a basis to do it in 2000. kamala harris shouldn't be able to do it in 2024. think you should do it today." >> stephen: well... ( audience reacts ) it's just a classic case of "do as i say, not as i coup." ( laughter ) then-- ( cheers and applause ) really? really? okay. then they played footage of jacob explaining what the president knew about the crime, and when he knew it: >> did john eastman ever admit, as far as you know, in front of the president, that his proposal would violate the electoral count act? >> i believe he did, on the 4th. >> stephen: okay, the 4th. but that's two whole days before the 6th. and everyone knows the president's got the memory of a goldfish who played in the n.f.l. you can't judge him for that. ( laughter and applause ) now i will say this-- i will say this about john eastman-- he was a consensus builder. >> do you know if mr. clark or mister... morgan? is it morgan? --viewed about that, thought about that, mr. eastman's advice? >> yeah, they thought he was crazy. i know for a fact they heard both say that his theory was crazy.

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of this air is written you can just do an immense amount of american history, starting from that al gore concession to george w. bush. president obama, to president trump and president biden. >> i want to hear more four from the former president and the former first lady. here it is. >> these portraits have a special significance. because as joe mentioned, they will hang in the white house along portraits of other presidents and first ladies dating back to georgia and martha. >> for me they stay isn't just about what has happened. it's also about what could happen. because a girl like me, she was never supposed to to be up there, next to jacqueline kennedy, and dolley madison. she was never supposed to live in this house and, she definitely wasn't supposed to serve as first lady. >> the idea that the first black president and the first black lady first lady. -- that it is. >> absolutely. it is an occasion for me to bore you, once again, and i think it was vital. i think it's both the test of citizenship and leadership -- one of the ways we can think about this and all of our lives is wha

we're going to see life threatening flooding.en punta gored yashgs nearly 20 inches of rain. some spots will see 20 inches of raine today. some 2 1/2 feet of rain. so that is a big, big story on this thursday. and that will continue into later part of thursday as well.a taking a look at radar right here, we're looking at heavy bands. many will come in and out. where you see the darker colors, reds, oranges, yellows, that is the heaviest rainfall. that's where we're seeing the rain pile up. so here is the latest. orlando, florida, that is the bulls eye for dangerous weather today. daytona beach, jacksonville. winds at 75 miles per hour. so category one storm. the c criteria is 74 miles per hour and a little greater than that. so movement at 9 miles per hour. jose and i talked about, it is very slowen that is allowing all this rain i to fall. it will stay in land as we go throughout most of the morning tomorrow. then it will pop into the atlantic. tropical alerts in place. this tells that you this story is notu over. getting started in some places. and haven't started in georgi

not for this, the neighbor has a vigorous bull, i always told karina do not go far, the bull will gorethe great-grandmother is terribly worried, she says, the father from the neighboring village came by car, they thought he would take his daughter, as always, and he was suddenly pulled to put out the fires, and at that time, carried away by butterflies, moths, flowers. i just ran into the forest with my little puppy, not messing up the phone. father didn't have a word woke up on the third day. a rescue helicopter flew in, launched a drone, put together several foot groups. however, a week later, the search engines began to lose hope, it was cold, even in a demi-season sleeping bag inside the tent, let alone a child who is just in the forest and there is nothing on it except odessa. we found small boots, apparently, karina rubbed her leg, took them off and went barefoot in addition, the rescuers fell into the den, well the owners were not at home. there is a bear here last year with her we saw two cubs this year with one. just in case, they called riot police with machine guns and began

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they floated the theory back at the time of bush v gore. the petitioners came to the court and said please state the decision below so our original districts can -- the election and the supreme court by a six-three votes. this is really important and i think they are going to win. we will adopt this theory. we should state the decision below. justice kavanaugh wrote an opinion saying this is a really important issue but it is too close to the election for us to interfere and that is why he --. no say but then the court grants the petition and so the case is going to be heard in the fall maybe december. what is going to happen? i am not an expert on this, i think we have an expert on the doctrine speaking after this panel. we know there are 4. pretty good prediction that they think they have a fifth vote already, likely being justice barrett. if you are betting you would bet we are going to have this doctrine after this term but it is not totally clear what it will look like. there is a very aggressive reading of a doctrine which would hold