al gore in 2000. picks this up people may be too young to remember the saturday night live sketch when they asked, you know, it was like a staging of a debate between the guy playing gore and a guy playing bush. and they asked them each for one word to define their campaign. and bush said strategically, which just not a word. and gore says lockbox, because the whole 2000 campaign, gore tech talked about creating this thing, you know, as an accounting mechanism. but put the social has put the surplus in a lockbox, save it for social security. so the social security trust fund would not go bankrupt. so forget clinton, gore. social security's really a priority. you have continued economic growth. the biggest eight year run in in history. the greatest decline in poverty. i think i said that already since since lyndon johnson. the greatest growth in and overall income and wages and it's even true for the bottom 20%. they go by quintiles when economists assemble this data. so the bottom 20% saw its income g

gore was decided. it was before you can email things.e court clerk faxed me a copy of the opinion. and i read the opinion over the phone to vice president gore. this is al gore finding out he's not gonna be president. the very moment, the very moment the court opinion came down. >> and that's ron klain finding out, the same thing. >> reading along, yeah. >> how did that feel for you as you are reading that the vice president? and it's landing on you -- >> for telling him, yeah. obviously, it was a big punch in the gut. and i don't know if you remember that night -- >> we all remember that night. >> the court reporters, at the moment, were very confused about whether not gore had won or lost. the first few pages of the opinion or kind of confusing. and it's not clear. so, if you're watching on tv, there is a lot of uncertainty. and we kind of hit page five of page six, where the court finally says the count is going to stop. and it was a real punch in the gut, like i said, no question about it. >> so, you read the opinion to the vice pres

google president gore investing on the way preachers regardless the point he plays lip service. the world to stop polluting. and in fact is a fund is the worst. it is the worst out of all the so-called psg firms for stoking greenhouse gases that is according to bloomberg. >> i mean look, again, i'm not going to burke begrudge him for investing in companies that make money. that is fine. but he has to understand the types of policies he advocates four. the types of changes to society and human existence that he once in order to d carbon eyes that section going to hurt those companies and hurt those investments. that is the point we can have both. we can have really successful companies and do something positive about energy and the environment. here, his rhetoric is not squaring with reality. i guess is investment advisor see reality a lot more clear than he does. >> o'neill coming to your point al gore, john kerry on multiple houses. they fly on private jets. they have big cars they tell the rest of us the rest of the world to walk to work or take a subway. need to save the plan

gore say it's hard to be apparent today, it's even harder to be a child. all of us, not just as parents, but all of us in our other rules, our media, our schools, our teachers, our communities, our churches, our, synagogues, or businesses, our governments, all of us have a responsibility to help our children to make it and to make the most of their lives and their god given capacities. to the media, i say you should create movies and cds and television shows you want your own children and grandchildren joy. i call on congress to pass the requirement for -- so parents can screen out programs they believe are inappropriate for their children. when parents control what their young children see, that is not censorship, that is enabling parents to assume more personal responsibility for their children's upbringing. i urge them to do it. that v-chip is part of the foreign telecommunications bill in this congress. it has bipartisan support and i urge you to pass it now. to make the v-chip work, i challenge the broadcast industry to do what movies have done, to id

he has 35 days because of bush v gore. i think the supreme court ruling was december 12th or so. so it's clear that he well, he's declared the winner december 13th. he has a harder time. his people in place. and eight months later, 911 happens at the of 911, bush had just over 50% of his senior national people in place. and witkowsky here, she's a senior official. she to get confirmed it took her nine months. how long? nine months. so nine, 11 happened. bush has just over 50% of his national security people in place, more than half of those in place had only been there for two months. so the 911 commission, when they their autopsy of 911, one of the things they found was that the shortened transition imperiled bush's ability to get his people in place and therefore undermined national security preparedness. this stuck with bush through his whole presidency. so in 2008, he's the first president in years that does not have a sitting vice president running. and he tells george bolton as chief of staff, i want to make sure that the next president has longer period of time, a smoother

yeah, i definitely think there is a bass, an issue with gore. just like people want us when you're driving along the freeway as a car crash, you know, people of breaking, they're looking while they look at, you know, just keep going. but most people, with the exception of myself will, you know, want to look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and gus. why that is? i, i really don't know. we've been thinking with michael and lind matthews, producers of a documentary film and justice denied. now stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial killer obsession i'm screen of use with the $360.00 ah ah ah ah, at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great danger with we will bring to the iraqi people, food and medicine, and supplies. and freedom with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race move is on often ha

yeah, i definitely think there is a fascination with gore. just like people want us when you're driving along the freeway as a car crash, you know, people are breaking. they're looking why they look at, you know, just keep going. but most people, with the exception of myself will, you know, want to look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and guts. ah, why that is i, i really don't know. we have been thinking with michael and lin matthews, producers of a documentary film justice denied. now stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial killer obsession. i'm kind of using the 360, ah huh. ah ah, today and this is new and never done before. we trigger the general. yeah. okay. that means national government can pump into the economy as much as a nickel. a little frantic comes in and yeah, we didn't come back and i'm not there yet. it to us on to that along with my son, he died. did the mean and i may city sick at that? he's sick calling me. you're to suspend my son. he started on m

yeah, i definitely think there is a fascination with gore. just like people want us when you're driving on the freeway as a car crash, you know, people are breaking their looking while they look at, you know, just keep going. but most people, with the exception of myself will, you know, want to look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and gus. why that is? i, i really don't know. we have been thinking with michael and lind matthews, producers of a documentary film and justice denied. now stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial for obsession. i'm screen of use with the 360. ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah, well, oh, oh, oh, oh, a ah with as a sign the west ukraine proxy war on russia is not going as planned. a new narrative is making the rounds. it's called the korea solution, the end of active hostilities and an armistice. keep in mind the side considering an armistice seeks to avoid complete defeat. we all know which side that is today and this is lou and never done before. we trig

yeah, i definitely think there is a fascination with gore. just like people want us when you're driving along the freeway as a car crash, you know, people are breaking, they're looking while they look and you know, just keep going. but most people, with the exception of myself will, you know, want to look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and guts. ah, why that is i, i really don't know. we've been thinking with michael and lynn matthews, producers of a documentary film and justice denied. now stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial for obsession. i'm screen of use that the 360. ah huh. ah ah. ah needs to come to the russians state. full. never. i've side as i'm phoning most landscape development. i'm not getting calls all set up for a week within the 15th avenue. it's been okay. so my niece madeline speaking when else calls about with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state aunt, rush up to date and support r t sport that even our video a

yeah, i definitely think there is a fascination with gore. just like people want us when you're driving along the freeway as a car crash, you know, people of breaking, they're looking while they look at, you know, just keep going. but most people, with the exception of myself will, you know, want to look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and gus. why that is? i, i really don't know. we've been thinking with michael and lynn matthews, producers of a documentary film and justice denied. i stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial killer obsession. i'm kind of using the 360 the uh huh. ah, ah, museums are important for preserving our history so that it is a loss to future generations. but our physical museums, places themselves a relic of the past. this is one of the best museums in the world or from a touch in st. petersburg to help roughly is the director here and i bet he has met today. and this is new and never done before. we trigger the general escape clause . that mean

but until alexander finds justice for his family, that is all he's got will i'm joined now by e. gore. java. he is the deputy head of the office of ukrainian president zalinski and he joins us now from keith. it's good to have you on the program. you know, you are one of the people who has the ear of president zalinski and i want to start by asking you about a report that has just come across. that is the president has agreed. says he plans to meet with chinese president. she's in pain on can you explain to the, our viewers? what's the purpose of meeting with the chinese president? does your president believe that china can be a credible piece mediator? my friend the leaves on the wisdom of chinese people in chinese leadership. that old china really important not only the a very sexual to say, but the world white and you know, china was always a little across the street and it was the history of all the world. so that is why when my present speaking about a potential phone call would present, she'd be, wish by that way, has never happened in these open aggression of russia against you

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so i was kind of surprised that john kerry, al gore, didn't run with climate, say, on on their ticket. did you get a chance to watch them? why that was. well, i did. and i noticed it. and i know exactly what was going on, that they were afraid of losing the auto workers union for. so when i went up to gore, i actually wrote an article back during his election saying, tell us who you are. al gore for msnbc, because i couldn't believe that he wasn't mentioning climate change, having sort of lived in that issue throughout his years in the clinton administration and afterwards, i came up to him again and he gave a talk at the beacon theater in new york and i said, why didn't you do it? and he said, about the uaw, at least he was honest you know, he was saying and their strategists telling them this is not a winning issue, carry the same thing all over. when i challenged kerry on it at a at a brookings institution, he went ballistic. and i talked to all of that of change. but i defy you to find one account of his campaign which says he it a major part of his campaign. he didn't and the sad

yeah, i definitely think there is a fascination with gore. just like people want us when you're driving on the freeway as a car crash, you know, people are breaking. they're looking why they look and you know, just keep going, but most people, with the exception of myself, will in a one a look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and gus, why that is, i, i really don't know. we've been thinking with michael and lind matthews. producers, are the documentary film injustice denied. now stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial tour of fashion. i'm screen of youth with the 360 ah, at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from gray, with food, and medicine, and supplies, and free with ah, welcome back here in the 360 day, we're going to be discussing the phenomenon of a serial killer obsessions. we're joined by a couple who were to say documentary on sexual abuse in the mi

i want to make a confession, in short, gorely ordered.rsen to bring down the director of the market. there is blood on me. no, i went to refuse gorely said, like, well, then you'll go nuts. in short, i 'll tell you. and why did the italian run away from the orphanage? then they came up with the girl they took? i ran away with me you will live with me. well done with you. well, if you decide timat, wait, i'll go. the doctors didn't. his chances of healing are like a stroke, and vyacheslav malezhik got to his feet and picked up his girlfriend's guitar, fought for life, could not me for three months. at 21:25 on ntv, nikita panfilov obstetrician premiered today at 20:00 on ntv, a paragraph and a grant of three cheeses at an attractive price , only tasty and that’s the point, they took everything from a commercial bank for a loan of up to 5 million. and now you are already arguing from the light of the wallpaper in children's loans from sovcombank to the branch and online the plan is done. and today a 30% discount on coffee beans, jacobs swee

that gore help wrap up a big win over rivals fryeburg and placed jordan hot on the heels of the leagues top 2 clubs. dorman, strike a sebastian a layer was making his 1st league start at home. since treatment for testicular cancer, dormant marked world cancer day by redesigning their center circle urging men to check for lumps. fryeburg killian celia did his teammates no favors by being sent off after to 70 minutes. dorman, defend a nickel shot back. a struggle with the back at times this season. in front of go though he poses a threat and gave you said the lead from the titus of angles. but fryeburg later exposed his defensive frailties. lucas hurley equalizing after the ball, had rebounded off, slaughter beck, and plenty to think about at the break. luckily for him, caring at a yay me, scott. his 2nd at the league season and 2nd into games. early in the 2nd half. it was quite a celebration to dot my next goal, had fans in raptures and making it 3 won. this was his 1st goal having been diagnosed in july, shortly after signing for the club. his joy was there for all to see his boots tol

the government seized the settlers were living at on gore what illegally and were harming the site. barbara, what we are doing is to ensure that the site will be able to maintain it. or if i don't think that they, it's ah inter guilty as well as the ah, you know, the overall landscaping of the fight, unesco thief, unquote, what's preservation is important. but it never asked the government to conduct forced his discipline, but it appears the people here have no choice that does it for today, there's more stories from the region on our website, the devil dot com, forward slash a share. and as always, you can follow us on facebook and twitter back again at the same time tomorrow. when to then get back with we got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, magic corner check hot spot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go. night to community snip solution 1st nicole sheet. many chips mean the fish like unless his teeth. i witnesses report or you poll a story of resilience. rushes, boring ukraine, one years since the invasion began. we take a look back and

fill their gas tanks in their cars, don't worry because the administration has a plan to eradicate al gore rhythmic discrimination. designers of ought mate i have systems should take proactive continuous measures to protect members in community from al gore rich discrimination and use and design systems in an equitable way. this is anything to avoid what might even approach an objective assessment. and, of course, business leaders are bowing to the equity gods as well. >> companies like ours must speak up as allies to the black lives matter movement. >> we were on record back in 2016 in supporting of black lives matter. >> business leaders cannot remain silent on important issues, whether it's racial equity, gender equity. >> laura: that's it. now, this agenda is already in play at corporate board rooms. and, yes, if the left has its way, they'll eventually expand their equity club to include everything from the training and hiring of airline pilots to the training and hiring of heart surgeons. scared yet? well, you should be. because their dream is to massively expand their power by embed

aditya gore from nuvama group. more ahead. you are back with "bloomberg markets: asia." our sources say there is a plan for a $6 million opening bid for manchester united ballclub. the abu dhabi counterpart are still looking at teams in the nba. let's speak to simone foxman about what we know so far. will the $6 billion be enough to win the team? simone: we understand that they are interested in bidding and that is led by the former prime minister of the country. earlier reporting said that they may be working with a group of investors in preparing this bid. will it be high enough? the current family that owns the team has wanted about $6 million for the team but some other recent reports indicate that the number may be even higher. when you look at the kind of evaluation, that is the valuation. there are prohibitions against bidding for teams that play against each other. qatar sports already owns psd -- psg, so that is a notable part of the steel. haslinda: there are also reports that qatar and abu dhabi are also looking to

[000:00:00;00] gore, that is, it should be such a socialization, by no means a closed personality, so think if you are ready, i will always be glad, in fact , to take to my staff and we will actually find a place in the city for a person who will he be ready to work on himself and on the health of our citizens and tell healthy people about health and how to keep it sergeants? thank you very much. indeed, as always. interesting. you again found time for our program. it is very nice. and right now we will analyze the topic together with experts mental hygiene, which, by the way, is an integral part of a healthy lifestyle. mental health is the absence of any mental illness or abnormality, but in the same way as even an absolutely healthy person. he may be in some unstable unstable emotional state and experience some problems in the emotional sphere. to be more precise, mental health is a psychological well-being that allows a person to live a full life, that is, to realize himself and his potential. work productively and experience satisfaction from life, by the way, even world mental he

stuart: gore con chang joins us in new york this morning.unds like an extreme question, but do you believe china is preparing for war? >> yes, the signs are unmistakeable. at the 20th national congress in october, xi jinping appointed what's called the war cabinet. of course, he's sponsoring the largest military buildup since the second world war. he is trying to sanctions-proof his regime, and most ominously, he is mobilizing china's civilians for war. in july i was told that communist party officials came to him and ordered him to switch his production lines from civilian products to military products. in similar orders given to other manufacturers, matter of fact, the communist party is now operating factories once owned by private entrepreneurs because the private entrepreneurs said they did not the want to stick around for xi jinping's war. stuart: why is china doing in this? what advantage do they gain by going to war? >> that's a great question. i think that part ofs the xi jinping must be if see -- seen closing the window of opportun

al gore said it was the best he ever voted for in economics ever. you know, we have a way of reaching across the aisle and this to happen. it is time we get together and be a pro, pro-growth agenda. there is i mean, i'm going lecture one more time. there is a governor, colorado, named jared polis. jared polis has the best record on covid response i doing. i mean, listen, jared wants to get rid of the income taxes, property taxes dramatically. the track up, medical transparent state in the nation. i mean, it's not just republicans. it's your public. it's growth. and we need to get growth in the democratic, in the republican party and across the board. please. it's we be the stewards of the economy and guardians, perhaps prosperity, period. i was going to take one more from the audience and then we'll start wrapping up. hello, andrew hilburn actually worked for liz truss and i agree her lowering taxes but at the same time she increased spending, agreed to pay for everyone's winter heating bills and want to borrow public money to pay for them. i think

and the activity of a member of the pg gorely brigade. what else is there for weed? little more called up a neighbor. quiet intelligent person. uh-huh, in the past , a senior researcher in one of the capitals and divorced does not communicate with his wife, but, at least, a neighbor for 3 years has not seen her catch on more than once. it’s not for nothing. not enough. go to this neighbor. we talked in more detail. you need as much information as possible about this. well, if with the traffic police. let them call this number. this jeep, where it is now. no, everything was running somersault there, the travkin was bent. the driver of the ambulance is driven. now i'll take komarov and go there. thank you very much. thank you. we have a new character. barulin. pavel alekseevich according to the conductor. he had a fight with travkin in that same carriage, listen, maybe it was he, blessed , who delivered our corpse. and m can, it is somehow connected. well, let's find out. i'll find out his home address now. let's work guys. so travkin walked from the paths caught up wi

they called us goree girls white, white slag . goree girls white, white slag.n i eventually got my police records back, there are hundred to 300 pages about how i'd been strangled, threatened with a knife . someone was sent to patch knife. someone was sent to patch my house. i was raped over a thousand times and i don't even know how many men assaulted me. it just a thing that happened to us. and it might sound crazy, but it was just normal. it felt normal. it's all we knew. emily suffering represents one story in a much wider pattern of abuse. this crisis was not isolated to a few towns. it had the country . reports from the country. reports from rotherham, rochdale , telford rotherham, rochdale, telford were joined by stories . dozens were joined by stories. dozens of other towns and cities . this of other towns and cities. this national required a national response my my name is charlie pieces and i am a journalist and document filmmaker with gb news. we've heard about how the police and councils failed victims , but councils failed victims, but what did the

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he had a bruise in the head , gore, it was done by my mother.er older daughters deliberately take her younger sisters. the mother's children were brought up in the same terrible conditions. and all my life i have been a mother to them, but my own, grandmother also claims to be girls. but the eldest granddaughter believes that the grandmother herself was involved in murder. they spent a happy night at their mother's house. she couldn't do it alone. why the inhabitants of the villages came to the defense of the alleged killer needs to stand up and understand. how many of these beatings of a mother of many children happened, if she is recognized as guilty, this is beyond the line today 16:45 on ntv , this is the crown blow for you to endure the scissors , and now we don’t have all the papers, well, it turns out, i won and how is olya how do you hear well you want ? everything became a donor. you are quite nice and not very old solid compliments. today at 20:00 we simply connect the crocodile wires to the battery, and by the time the car starts , yo

but where is al gore? where's al gore? where's gret? where is michael moore? all of these people that were constantly screaming about the environment, climate protecting people, especially michael moore in the heartland. where are these people? they're dead silent. listen. attuned to the political narrative. >> well, and this is the problem. the first 48 hours of this disaster are the most imperative. >> and we pay billions of dollars as the american people to be right there and have that expertise so they can support the states, the little communities like a like an east palestine, and they're not there. >> it is two weeks since it just happened. now, they're going to put in a few people and some some dollars. but it's coming way too late. monica and tammy, thank you so much for joining us tonight. we got to turn the page now. we're going to turn to the crisis at the southern border because after two years with no hearings, which in my opinion is malpractise not a single hearing on the southern border. house republicans will soon be headed south for a special

our 1st stop a st. gore to see the low calais. this massive rock is associated with an old diamond mentioned, which was more challenged by german poet, henry hina, making it globally famous. it's also symbolic of the so called ryan romanticism, which honors the landscape and culture of this area. i'm heading to a restaurant which overlooks the law ally to find out more about his story. lorelei, she was a maiden and she was sitting on the top of the lawn, iraq, and i could see here the ship to ship a men and this time to come by here and there looking up to her. and there were many, many, a big rocks in the river and then suddenly de crushed into and the ship sank. bob to the legend is because in this point, this almost a deepest and most sinister point on the whole rhine river. and in this point here, they have also many, many exigence in the past. my next stop is just 20 minutes away. being it. i went to see the famous moiz at one year. legend has it that a cruel ruler, hatchet, the 2nd oppressed and exploited his peasants. he gr