gore. from my cold, dead hands!nd applauds) >> narrator: the nra would spend $20 million on the 2000 election, the most aggressive political campaign they had ever undertaken.an >> al gore wts government testing, licensing, and registration for all firearmsow rs. he cast the vote that would have shut down every gun show. this year, vote freedom firs becausif al gore wins, you lose. >> to all of you in west virginia, it's halloween, and al gore doesn't need a mask tosc e gun owners and hunters! >> the nra wins because it'snd patient, because long after america's dismay about these gun massacres has faded, the nra and its membership are still thinking about guns. e >> good eveninrybody, and welcome to our election coverag. 20 >> stay with us. we're about to take you on an exciting and bumpy re. >> narrator: and on election day, the nra was rewarded. >> al gore has lost in tennessee tonight. >> embarrassing vice president gore by snatching his state's 1l toral votes... >> in no small measure, it was that fight over gun

that same day, goring in berlin called kepler of the german embassy in vienna. conversation was transcribed. kepler spoke first. >> we represent the government now. >> yes. you're the government. listen carefully. the following should be sent here. take the notes. the provisional austrian government sends to the german government the urgent request to support it in its task to help prevent bloodshed. for this purpose, it asks the german government to send german troops as soon as possible. >> i'm watching through street. everything collapsed. he's the only one who stirs power in austria. there are troops across the border today. (music) [music] (music) (mus ic) >> the act was written. joining austria to german and signed by the defendant, goring, frick, and hess. hitler, of course, had said -- >> germany neither intends nor wishes to interfere in the internal affairs of austria, to annex austria. 21st of may, 1935, adolf hitler. >> the curtain fell on act one. but already the nazi conspirators prepared for act two. with this 1938 memorandum from hitler to his hi

and then george w beating gore. that is just a fascinating thing. probably, in some way that would be hard to completely fish together, underscores the fact that a legacy candidate has a really strong network to draw on that can help win an election. it then, we get to 2016 and breaks the pattern. it is fascinating that a legacy candidate is still involved, even if on the losing side of the election. >> your comment about the predictions of that election, i think we should think about those predictions that go along -- that gore would easily win were based on running statistics about the state of the economy and that election compared to other elections. when they ran the models, gore should win. well, he did win the popular vote, right? but he did not win by millions, he only won the popular vote by 500,000, then you had florida. we talked about the 2000 election in an earlier class. we will not cover much of that today. bear in mind, the controversy about that recount in florida, bear in mind the disaster for al gore that ralph nader was on the ba

gore were not all that far apart. if you look up the voter participation numbers in 1996 and 2000 you see that they have a bitd off as compared to of a strong uptick in 1992. 1992 actually has a highest participation level since the 1960's. in 1996 and 2000 they are in a much softer zone, but they spike back up into thousand four in a rising sense. >> was talk about george w. bush is presidency. -- bush's presidency. the cloud hangs over him in terms of not winning the popular vote, but he is determined to push forward with his agenda. his agenda is a mixture of compassion, conservatism, and some old-time basic republican themes about cutting taxes. of office he year does get a major tax cut through. what are some of the other policies he is pursuing? we will get to 9/11 in a little while. no child left behind. he had positioned himself as a compassionate conservative interested in education reform. here was an opportunity to texas what he had done in working with the democrats. he worked with senator kennedy and othe

i'm going to ask the former vice president al gore what he thinks. there he is. he's next. >>> governors and hospitals across the country saying that they are in urgent need of supplies to combat the coronavirus. medical officials now taking an all hands on deck approach to come up with ways to cope with an increasingly stressed health care system. joining me now is a former vice president of the united states, al gore. thank you, mr. vice president. indeed, an honor to have you here and we appreciate your time. you have been speaking -- >> well, thank you for having me on, don. >> absolutely. you've been speaking with people in the medical community. what are they telling you about how we're going to defeat this virus? >> well, there's a lot of optimism that the biotechnology scientists and professionals are going to find a therapeutic that will consist of an effective treatment. you know, the whole biotech community is linked worldwide now and they're using these supercomputers and artificial intelligence and they're telling me that we're likely to be pleasantl

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televised, the first speaker al gore. in thethere were tv's house this deadline -- headline -- house prepares for tv debut. glen bernie, maryland is next on our medical professional line, this is debbie. caller: good morning. didn't realizep, the anniversary, so happy anniversary. professional, i am a registered nurse and have a little bit of infection control background as well as managed care. i look at this from a lot of different perspectives, but on a daily basis it is scary. i am hoping that all the millennials who have not heard the message about social distancing and quarantining themselves in their house just for a little bit of time -- which a lot of them like to do anyways -- just got the message from millennials. i am calling about some of my concerns. course, and i'm sure it is across the country, a loss of supplies, but we are also seeing supplies disappear that were there five minutes ago. so many supplies, people do not how to use them properly and can cause more damage to their skin. say some of those sup

they want a moderate, but jesse jackson and al gore split the southern primaries.he northern states added their states and dukakis won them. dick gephardt and jesse jackson and al gore siphoned off votes in florida that might have gone to a moderate so dukakis one there. in the end it backfired and assured michael dukakis would be the nominee on super tuesday of 1988. the law of unintended consequences. peter: 21 states in 1988. it is 14 states this year. it has been a variety of states every year. they come in and they go out. carl: the party tries to control it. eight years ago they punished these states, michigan, you move up or we will not seek your delegates. come on? how do not see their delegates? the national party really has little control. they have tried to exert control. the national party tries to exert control for the most logical and healthy reason, the parties want to have the best nominee. they feel, should we have a regional primary? should we get rid of iran new hampshire? -- we get rid of iowa and new hampshire? why did south carolina jump up? e

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and warned justices gore such an kavanaugh by name. he said they would quote pay a price and quote again won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions" at best. it was in injection of partisan politics into the process that should be immune to these injustices. at worst, it was a threat targeting two sitting members of the supreme court. now either way i encourage my colic the d democratic leader to apologize to those supreme court justices and to do it here on the floor. >> my nordic leader. >> i plan to spend my remarks today discussing our bipartisan agreement to fund the fight against the new coronavirus. i was looking a forward to congratulating all of my colleagues in discussing the important ways this funding will help our public health experts, frontline healthcare professionals, and state and local officials combat the spread of this virus and mitigate its effects. it's a serious agreement to meet a serious challenge. and today we will send it to president trump's desk. said today will be an important da

. >> i want to tell you, gore such, brett cavanagh, you have released a whirlwind and you will pay therice. >> in a statement, chief justice john roberts supports his colleagues writing in part threatening statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate but dangerous. a former law clerk to neil gorsuch called schumer's remarks outrageous. >> it would be inappropriate for anyone to make these comments little alone the number one democrat in the united states senate to go to the supreme court and written by name just to score such an brett kavanaugh for how they may will on two cases. >> josh holly plans to introduce a motion to censure schumer. the louisiana law surrounding the controversy would require doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. the decision is expected in june. the secretary of defense is the new peace deal with the taliban is off to a mixed start. >> the taliban and are honoring their -- they are not attacking us and coalition forces but not in terms of reduction in violence. >> secretary is

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not cheney -- excuse me, dick cheney, al gore in the senate had to break the tie vote. that act infuriated republicans because it involved increasing taxes, but it is important to his presidency later on, because it helped reduce the deficit he had already inherited. >> to put things in a macro historical perspective, when we talk about eisenhower, you probably remember that one of the things was especially relevant about eisenhower was, was that he came in the wake of all of fdr's reforms and social programs. the republican party at that point was very tempted to just actively oppose things like social security, and the expansion of the federal government in general. and eisenhower, a republican, and his administration, chose to essentially embrace the innovations that the fdr administration had made. and acquiesce and even enthusiastically acknowledge that america now had a large federal government. the fact that an opposition party had embraced, the republicans had embraced that democratic idea, went a long way to essentially locking in the idea for generations to co

, albert gore of tennessee the vice president's father, and senator-esque is key for the drop a footnoteto think about how venerated the unanimity of brown is it seems to me that it proceeds along a funny set of supposition's is it possible that had there been a descent and brown versus board of education, that the decision would have been more aggressive and more effective? the idea that it would have led the south to resist brown versus board of education with greater fervor strains belief in my view. seems to me that the south resisted brown forces the board of itch k shun with ferocity and they did need, a decision from the supreme court of the united states to do so. it is also important to think about the way that even divided opinions are accepted overtime say texas versus johnson decision in the flag burning arena or the very recent over the felt decision a five to four decision involving same sex marriage. just because there is a dissenting opinion even in a highly failing contesting case it does not mean it would not have been followed i'm. going to shift my attention to think

design spread to the world from decile in saxony on halt buildings by such architects as volatile gore pos. and loot from the whole were established the bauhaus style the bauhaus became the 20th century's most important school of architecture design and art in 1026 all peels founded the school of design and death its professors were well known artists and architects as a reform movement after the 1st world war the bell house also had social aspirations it aim to create prototypes of objects and spaces for a more humane society of the future. the bauhaus wanted to rethink design from scratch both the school building itself and the us saw mill of masters houses and s.l. became world heritage sites in 1996. the bauhaus lecturers lived in the master's house as their construction from 925-2926 was funded by the city of deaths out files or go pills designed them and they were examples of a modern and comfortable lifestyle. the masters houses came to put in my eyes the 20th century artists colony several of the cube shaped welling's and studio buildings were severely damaged in world war 2 th

former chief of staff to joe biden and al gore, also the guy who if you are reading washington post op-ed's about the coronavirus and the appropriate response, look at the byline. host: what was his background? why did he get picked for that? >> the obama administration got criticized because he did not have a medical background. that's not what is required for a job like this. what we need the most for an effort that is across departments and agencies and things like that as somebody who understands how government works and who to call to get agency x transport -- across the country to where it's needed. how to get the leverage of government working and that's what you need most in a case like this. it's not a medical response. it's a government response. the government basically was acting to bolster the medical and public health systems. you don't need a medical expert to do that. you need somebody who knows how to get the supplies from the government to the health system. host: coronavirus likely to be a subject talked about on the floor of the house today. livell take you there for gav

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those three senators are senator lyndon johnson of texas, senator al gore -- albert gore, i should say, of tennessee, the vice president's father, and senator estes keefehover. it raises an interesting question and i'll drop a footnote about the uninaunanimi of brown. it proceeds along a funny set of accept positions. is it possible that had there been a dissent in brown versus board of education, that the decision would have been more aggressive and more effective? the idea that it would have led the south to resist brown versus board of education with greater fervor strains, you know, belief, in my view. seems to me that the south resisted brown versus board of education with plenty of ferocity, and they didn't need a decision from the supreme court of the united states to do so. it's also important to think about the way that even, you know, divided opinions, you know, are accepted over time. think about say the texas versus johnson decision in the flag-burning arena, or the very recent overtafeld decision, a 5-4 decision involving same-sex marriage. so, just because there is a diss

environmental protections while on paper it looked to be very strong and robust and i'm wondering if the gores to the peruvian free trade agreement is very similar week this with regards to environmental standards and are we doing our part as a government to push on that important area. over 1000 children from laos filed a lawsuit against iran or in a local court in missouri which had ordered him to compensate the people of herculaneum in 2010. to avoid this lawsuit. attacked peru before the international arbitration tribunals. probably after filing the notice of intent in december of 2010. ran directly to the court of the united states. in an effort to remove. claims brought by children of. from state court to federal court they'd go did that by bringing to the attention of the united states federal court the existence of a treaty dispute that case played out over a period of years and in 2016 the international tribunal found that rent-a oh had failed to comply with that obligation under the treaty to waive local proceedings it's a very specific requirement the interpretation of that requirem

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today's show we've taken a look at how we can make our cities in the face of these challenges one of the gore 2 options across the world to be when it comes to fast and affordable homes is shipping containers they've been used to build hospitals hotels restaurants and even makeshift schools but skeptics have sometimes questioned their feasibility as a sustainable building block of design and seems to be paving the. way by providing a more equal for. the. long ago. urgently needed to extend the building and decided to try something different opting to use discount shipping containers. now does the steel box is how the play room for children with a learned man geography and incidentally also about how to live sustainably. this maybe was ready so we wanted to create something which doesn't this job because the kids are really coming so if you go for the sim and there's a good mending that disturbed children they are searching for something that can be quickly constructed and if at all in future we want to change something then that option is the end because it's a mobile you kind of a structure

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another tough week is over for shall show no more classes and no gore homework in the afternoon his parents have something special in store they're taking him to a museum. whether through apps or virtual reality technology is on the rise in the classroom many experts believe that acquiring skills in the latest technologies will be essential for children's futures after all around $2000000000.00 low level jobs unlikely to disappear in future as a result of increasing automation and yet in developing countries as many as 9 in 10 children typically leave school without any such skills. here at the time or interest school in the small coastal town of no children from the indigenous wiley tribe are learning about social justice and democracy. damaging even initiative that is working with the marginalised tribal communities in the high low who have historically been denied their. right to have education or decent living to access to their forests this is a community that is at the bottom rung of the society for various reasons this school is are not just a school it's an experiment it's set out t

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