rob gore. he's an emergency physician at suny, down state medical center in brooklyn new york and dr. say gar, the chief of infectious disease department at holy name medical center in nuchblgt great to have you both. dr. gore, i want to start with you. you've been so helpful for us over these past weeks. that piece that our reporter, miguel marquez did in your hospital, i can't stop thinking about it. when he was there, there kept being the announcements overhead of code 99, just one after another. when you hear that things in new york may be, may be leveling off or plateauing, are you seeing that yet in your hospital? >> one can hope that the numbers continue to drop. our emergency departments are still filled with new patients every shifty come in. we're still putting patients on ventilators. we're still seeing people die. like the other day, there may be three or four code 99s within the span of 30 to 40 minutes. and so i don't work on the floors, but when i contact the internal medicine do

where's the al gore endorsement?ody knows who he is, people went at him and think he's alec baldwin, baby. his theme song should be chumbawamba. [laughter] greg: congress men, for think that is going to determine this, it's something we never saw coming. this pandemic. this thing has completely changed everything. can you even make sense of how this is going to go? the selection? dan: i think it's too early to tell but let's get serious for a second, there's going to be a big comparison between have trump and of the pandemic and how biden would have handled it. if we are being objective, we have to look back in time and look at forks in the road. what would biden have done this is what trump did? that's an objective way to look at this. there's not that many comparisons except one. january 31, what happened? that was the day trump had implemented the chinese travel restriction. everyone agrees now in hindsight but he would have called the xena phobic. that has to be brought up, that is the deciding factor as it relat

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nader, the votes he stole from al gore cost al gore the presidency. yeah, these third parties matter. rule, the cleaner you have it come of less trouble. mr. mcauliffe: if that -- mr. kasich: if this guy is to run, he will not take votes from trump. he will take votes from biden. the people who do not like trump, as long as biden does not go into the bernie camp on free everything or whatever he is talking about, then those people would be comfortable going to joe if he can demonstrate the things i have suggested earlier. amash, he would be an anti-trump vote, it seems to me. i do not know if he is serious about it. is a guy from michigan, republican, i don't know if you still republican. he has always -- i don't really know him. he is an independent guy. ofef page: he dropped out the republican caucus so he is a man unto himself at the moment. the question comes from u.s. diplomacy center foundation. i know both of you have been very influential. she asks," to help us better understand what is happening in the nga to better address the problems prese

white house would this would this pandemic disaster would it have happened under vice president al gore or vice president biden do you think. you know that's a fair question i want to be very very fair to the president on this part of it and that is look if this is not his bypass and no one at i know as ever said that that is not what any of us are talking about what he failed to do was plan prepare in order to prevent and once he didn't plan nor prepare he didn't prevent it and then he didn't perform to mitigate and so i fault him for those days on the golf course in february for those political rallies in february where he was calling this a democratic hoax and diminishing this saying it was a miraculously going to go away and in that time period it is a fact that we thousands of innocent american lives because of it and and so you know what no one saying you know what it's his virus what we what i'm saying is i was on the emergency preparedness council i know what you should have done to start president and you did do it before we were in on time i have to ask you have joe biden wins

here is alec gore who has been the vice president. he was a foreign spy policy specialist before that. bushes been governor of texas, but he would joke about his experience with mexico, but that's about it. he gets attacked for not knowing much and he says well, he does not say i don't have to know much but he says i've got the finest group of foreign policy advisers around. by that he is talking about the group, the vulcan's who are basically people who have served with his father. secondly injuring that 2000 campaign, he chooses cheney as his vice president and call rogue does not want cheney. he comes from a tiny state is already republican. we will not bring votes the way say lyndon johnson would carry texas for jon kennedy. he is too conservative. once he takes office he really does rely on them. he has a kind of a breaching figure of condoleezza rice who was a friend of his to be national security adviser, but these guys, cheney, powell, and rumsfeld who is brought in and secretary, who were all supposed to know how all this wor

chop word salad you can almost see on al gore's face, what have i done?> [laughs] it's very hard for me to read a blank face so i can't really comment on what it looks like al gore was thinking from my perspective, but they all looked somewhat uncomfortable when they do that endorsement and to me, that included former president obama. he could've done a whole lot sooner. i don't know why it took so lo long. >> mike: congressman jordan, we've only got about 30 seconds i've got to get it in quickly but there are some pretty crony and things that have been done in states during the stay at home order. do you think those things are going to be looked at, investigated by the department of justice as to whether they were over-the-top or just flat too much? >> yeah, bill barr indicated as much and he gave a memo and a brief oh, a memo that said if you can go to the grocery store and maintain 6 feet of social distance you can certainly go to church and your car and maintain the appropriate distance in this idea that governments are stopping people from attending

and this is why hunter biden is $107 million beneath donald trump in fund-raising and al gore, al goreed today that we get rid of gas powered cars. biden agreed with him. >> laura: i couldn't follow that line of conversation between the two of them. an inconvenient segment. raymond arroyo oro, fantastic segment. all right, great seeing you. we will see you next time. aoc telling americans, do you think she is planning to go back to work? do you think so? we will tell you when we come back. next to respond you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your service in minutes, making moving with xfinity a breeze. visit xfinity.com/moving today. ♪ >> laura: squad leader aoc is a new socialist rallying cry? work of the world, stay home.

here is al gore, the vice president, foreign-policy specialist before that.ush has been governor of texas but as far as foreign-policy, he would joke about his experience with mexico but that is about it. so he gets attacked for not knowing much and he says, he doesn't say i don't have to know much but he says i have the finest group of foreign-policy advisers around, and by that he is talking about this group, the vulcans, who have served with his father. secondly, during the 2000 campaign, he chooses cheney as his vice president. karl rove doesn't want cheney. karl rove says cheney comes from a tiny state it is already republican. he won't bring votes the way lyndon johnson would carry texas for john kennedy. and he is too conservative. bush wants cheney, mostly because of this. he is choosing his father's advisers and echoes all the way up to and including his own vice president. once he takes office, he really does rely on them. he has kind of a bridging figure of condoleezza rice, a friend of his, as national security adviser. but these guys, cheney, col

and then running against al gore, he runs against bill clinton in the lewinsky scandal. george w. bush says i'm going to bring honor and dignity to the white house. and after all of that, we talked about all of these great political strategies, after that it was not enough to win the majority of the country. it was enough to produce a deadlock and it wasn't an overwhelming victory. >> as you look back on the bush/gore decision and the fact that he ended up winning the electoral votes he needed but not the popular vote, what is your opinion of what happened during that period? >> i thought it was a travesty. in my career i spent eight years covering the supreme court and one thing i thought i had learned was that the court of that era and the conservatives on the court of that era, and i'm talking of people like justice william rehnquist, were in favor of what they would have called federalism, states' rights. and i thought that when the florida supreme court, based on the florida constitution awarded the state of florida to gore, that, based on its own principles, i thought that t

gore decision and the fact that he ended up winning the electoral votes he needed but not the popular vote, what's your opinion of what happened during that period? >> i thought it was a travesty. i put in my career about eight years covering the supreme court, and one thing i thought i had learned was that the court of that era, and the conservatives on the court of that era, i'm talking of people like justice william rehnquist were in favor of what they would have called federalism, or state's rights, and i thought that when the florida supreme court, based on the florida constitution, awarded the state of florida to gore, that based on its own principles, i thought the supreme court would simply allow that to stand, say we're not going to interfere. that's not what the court did. they developed their own theory, it never made any sense to me. >> what impact did that have on his presidency? >> less than people would think. in this sense. that most people thought that having not won a majority in the -- of the popular vote, winning such a narrow victory in the electoral college, that

rob gore.e's also the founder of the kings against violence initiative and was honored as a cnn hero in 2018. dr. gore, we really appreciate the work you're doing and thank you for being with us. tell us how you're holding up. >> thanks for having me this morning. i'm okay right now. i got a little bit of sleep this past night. but it's tough. every day you come in, you wonder is it going to be the same situation. i know yesterday or the other day when the team from cnn was in the emergency department, you kept hearing code 99, code 99, code 99. that same was present last night on my shift. maybe three or four of those within the span of 30 minutes. but it is scary knowing what's going on upstairs and around the emergency department and wondering if it's going to happen to you. >> code 99, just to our viewers who weren't watching means that a patient likely needs to be intubated immediately and it is at extreme, extreme risk. i understand, dr. gore, you're staying at an airbnb to keep your fami

al gore suggested today that we get rid of gas powered cars.en agreed with him. >> laura: i couldn't follow that line of conversation. an inconvenient segment. raymond arroyo, fantastic segment. great seeing you. we'll see you next time. up ahead, and it americans, do you think she is saying go to work? congressman mark green here to respond. ♪ >> laura: squad leader aoc's new socialist rallying cry? workers of the world, stay home? >> we talk about this idea of reopening society. only in america, when the president tweets about liberation does he mean go back to work. i think a lot of people should just say no. we are not going back to that. >> laura: we told you more than a year ago that she's become the voice and face of the democratic party, the true fault leader in many ways, and she has. will liberal leaders look at her more as they attempt to perhaps use this crisis to forge their socialist pact? joining me now is a congressman jim jordan and congress been mark green. democrats, already doing what they can to slowly roll any reopening of

goring goes a coffee is already a success story more than $400.00 farmers are now growing the new crop that's nearly half the families in the region the park administration buys up the harvest at a guaranteed price those who are looking for an additional income can help with the processing of the beans or supporter but we're seeing that it is possible to produce coffee on mt. the community has embraced the idea that producing coffee replanting trees taking care of the forest and helping the environment. and i've done. that since the start of the project farmers have planted more than $140.00 hector's of coffee and $50000.00 hardwood trees all the trees are native to mozambique the plan is to add another 150 hectors next year if deforestation can be halted or reversed the wetlands of corn goes a national park will be preserved forests protect the park which in turn helps to protect people living in coastal areas as climate change continues well functioning ecosystems will become more important than ever. over and over again we see this a lot of devastation results from our failure to ke

be burned upreally when al gore turns out to be funnier than me.y to all of you, i have loved these eight years. books helphe history other presidents say the white house is like a penitentiary, and every motive is suspect. even george washington said he was treated like a comment the. they all cannot wait to get away. theif.on they all cannot wait to get away. i have had a wonderful time. i wish we had laughed more these last eight years. power is not the most important thing in life. it only counts for what you use it. i thank you for what you do everyday. thank you for all the fun times that hillary and i have had. keep at it. it's a great country. it deserves our best. thank you. god bless. [applause] [applause] fmr. pres. bush: thank you all. thank you very much. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. please excuse me if i'm a little sleepy. at 3:00 a.m. this morning the red phone rang. [laughter] damnpres. bush: the wedding planner. two weeks to the night is wedding. -- jenna's this is my last white house correspondents dinner as president. i'm not

things would have been even worse if it weren't for the goring goes on national park this unique wetland landscape lies 140 kilometers up river like a sponge the vegetation in the network of streams and rivers there absorbed huge amounts of water dumped by the cycling. mark salmond's the chief ecologist at the park checks the water levels regularly he says even several months after the cycle on the flood waters were still draining out of the landscape and into the poem way river. in fact landscapes can play a tremendously positive buffeting effect very generally kind of attenuate the extremes of weather the extremes of wind and the extremes of water and that's why we need those those big landscapes they also serve as a threat of war. or hosting by the versity they are hosting systems that are effective for their functioning but this natural paradise is under threat on nearby mt goran goes the residents have cleared huge swathes of forest for farmland forests have a key regulator a function absorbing and releasing water it was clear that if the deforestation continued many of the springs

i mean, here is al gore who's been the vice president.e was a foreign policy specialist before that. bush has been governor of texas but he's still, the foreign policy. he's done, as he would joke was -- he would joke about his experience with mexico, but that's about it. and so he gets attacked for not knowing much and he says, "well, i've got -- i don't have --" he doesn't say i don't have to know much. but he says, "i've got the finest group of foreign policy advisors around." and by that he's talking about this group, the vulcans, who are basically people who've served with his father. secondly, during that 2000 campaign, he chooses cheney as his vice president. and karl rove doesn't want cheney. karl rove list cheney's list disadvantages. he comes from a tiny state that's already republican. he's not going to bring votes the way say lyndon johnson would carry texas for john kennedy. and he's too conservative. and bush wants cheney mostly because of his experience. i mean he's choosing his father's advisors and that goes all the way u

it's way more than that. >> former vice president al gore, it's always great to talk to you, thank youg time tonight. it's always great to talk to you. thank you for making time tonight. >> thank you. >> that is a all in" for this evening. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> lights that tonight are saluting the u.s. coast guard and the u.s. navy over the shut-in city of new york from high atop the empire state building. good evening once again on this day 1,194 of the trump administration. 190 days to go now until the presidential election. and perhaps you're old enough to remember when this president swore off the daily format of coronavirus press conferences, saying they were no longer worth his time, mostly because of the global reaction after he said this. >> supposing we hit the body

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and then running against al gore, he runs against bill clinton and the lewinsky scandal. >> i'm going to bring - george w. bush says i'm going to bring honor and dignity to the white house. and after all that, we talk about all these great political stratagems, after all that, it was enough not to win a majority of the country; it is enough only to produce a deadlock in the electoral college and a long supreme court battle. so, it wasn't as though it was some overwhelming victory, it wasn't at all. >> as you look back on the bush v. gore decision and the fact that he ended up winning the electoral votes he needed but not the popular vote, what's your opinion of what happened during that period? >> i thought it was a travesty. >> i thought it was a travesty. i put in my career about eight years covering the supreme court. and one thing i thought i had learned was that the court of that era and the conservatives on the court of that era, and i'm talking of people like justice william rehnquist, were in favor of what they would have called federalism or states'rights. >> and i thought th

first it looked like al gore was going to win. he said this is terrible.we wanted to re-sign, and so, this story got in the papers and actually i broke the story. i didn't do the reporting, but i wrote the story. and so, that became she voted for bush so that her husband could resign. if the exact opposite. she told her family that once he won, they couldn't respond because it would look bad. it would look like she voted for bush just so they could resign, so it basically trapped her on the court for another five years before she was able to resign. >> and the love story between us both in all the way through the book you come back to it in several places. >> they would stand up and sandra was interesting about this, justice o'connor, interesting about this. she was very sociable, yes. she was the most sociable justice in history. that may be a low bar, but she was always in the social pages. and why? partly because she wanted to, but if john was a great dancer and storyteller and gave her the chance to shine, his career wasn't going well, but in the eveni

al gore has just endorsed what he calls "my friend," in the street.proud to endorse my friend, joe biden, for president. and looking forward to our virtual earth day 50 event," that they're having come up later this afternoon, he writes about. now you've got several endorsements, one of them from the former president barack obama, you seen several endorsements from sanders and warren, both senators, and now al gore, as joe biden heads into what conceivably could be the start of a campaign season. we don't know yet. people are not out and about yet, and maybe they are talking about these things, maybe they're not. but we are definitely headed toward a presidential election. al gore and interesting and their vice president for president. we'll cover it as it happens. a report from the intelligence committee says russian doll meg russia did help trump beat hillary clinton. jason chief it is here to weigh in on that. democrats and republicans go back and forth over who is responsible for the sky-high jobless numbers. >> thursday we will get the new number

you had these rye gores. i'm just going to say it, so bad that i think you chipped a tooth. >> yes. >> this was significant for you, chris. and i'm just going to say, as well, you know, we talk about abdication of duty. i don't want to abdicate my duty. i know you are a worrier, but you're allowed to take a day off. say you feel worse today, i'm glad you don't have the tightness in the chest still. i was worried about that, but chris, man, you know, we love you, we think about you and it's okay to, you know, i know you're dreaming about this stuff, you're fully engaged but it's okay to take a day off. >> you're totally right, you got to take care of yourself, you can't take care of anybody else. i also followed your advice, i got this. in fact, people have been sending me these things. they heard you talk about oxygen, blood oxygen senator. you have to make sure your hand's warm. sorry, that's andrew. i'll talk to him later. pest. you have to make sure you have a warm hand and you put this on and it tells you

i suppose the ultimate one was busch versus gore. and this was a case where o'connor's idea of breaking bread will make things all better didn't quite work, right? >> not as well as she hoped. there was some reference earlier today about terms in which clerks became divided. and to understand how important this is to justice o'connor you have to really keep in mind that it was really important for her that people be able to work together and that they could disagree but do so agreeably. and so during the condensed time period that bush versus gore was heard, the clerks really took sides. and this troubled justice o'connor because it went beyond judicial differences and philosophical differences. it became personal in the two groups of clerks. and this is the case of course she has spoken about most publicly about saying that perhaps the court shouldn't have taken it, that it did great damage to the court as an institution. so that was one problem for her. but the other was just this personal fall out. not among the justices but among

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the poor i have walked smeared with gore while the faithless preston and the savage rancorous stretched their bloody hands like the fierce barbarians grinning over their prey it proven carnage and enjoy the day. .. >> but to mark the split from soldiers on the other end this picture of the two opposing sides americans and british always seems so obvious but every thought to question this part of the story but the truth of the matter is that civilians and soldiers were not on opposite sides of the street at all literally or figuratively and once they start telling us what we can see not just a little bit but a whole different story laying there in plain sight so to get to this whole different story into a different beginning i want to read a couple paragraphs from chapter one. june 7, 1765. a young irish woman made her way through the crowded streets to the harbor jean chambers approached a man in uniform he gave him her name. to her relief he let her pass the name of her husband also checked out the list but they didn't know the name of the couple's child. after week off waiting they bo

i think that is probably a piece of it. >> in bush against gore, she said it had to be decided. this is part of her western side. the sense that the buck's got to stop. it has to be decided. that somebody is the judge. that is another reason why i think she had an interest and young people understanding the role in the judiciary. >> can we talk for minute about -- certainly justice o'connor was a trail blazer, but from a vantage point of social change in the country, when her appointment mate meant. i will speak personally. i had been in the court for years at that point. i have heard more than one president say that he would like to name a woman to the court. it never was serious. it never happened. frankly, i don't think i took ronald reagan seriously with my mistake, i took it to be a promise or a pledge that he would name a woman. he was quite determined to do it. her confirmation hearings were the first to be televised. i remember walking into that court. i had not understood how much i resented looking at nine men until i looked at eight men and one woman. i thought maybe

gore and i were laughing. this is a human business. sometimes people have to be human amazing how much more you can get done, and to have , somebody tear your speech up during a national event makes it harder to sit down together and get something done. host: kyle is next in ellicott city, maryland. caller: it is interesting. the last i have seen so many point. presidents come through, i have never seen a president like this president be so divisive. newt gingrich would know. donald trump, we thought he was a businessman, he could bring together. he has been the opposite in so many ways. in the way he talks about people. the way he talks about the country. how divisive he is. it is not about his policies. a lot of them are fine. i think it is the way he handles himself. the way he talks. you i have never seen more should see between friends. i have never seen more friends not friends anymore because of this man. another quick point, newt gingrich and the conservatives attack the media so much, it concerns me long-term that way -- that

thank you can see a lot of gore. and one woman with hands to her breast in the present and her presence to viewer is a hint that she is surrounded by a group of respectable bostonnans, not a mob of hooligans, and of course we shouldn't i ignore the dog, the symbol of loyalty who is looking very lost here indeed. the picture is clearly meant to be propaganda, as the renaming of the customs house to butcher's haul proclaims. you can see from the arrow. it's obvious this picture is meant to blame the army the administration for what happened, and somehow if you have myselfed this in the picture, let me attempt to read to you in all its glory the poem, try to do it some justice. at least part of it. unhappy boston, see the sons deplore the hallowed walks be smeared with getless gore and the satisfy -- stretch their bloody hand, like fierce barbarians grinning over their prey, approving the carnage and enjoy the day. so, with poetry like that, with these kinds of indications, the obvious bias of this image is obvious, and

you can see lots of gore. and there's one woman, their hands to her breasts in the center her presence to the viewer is this little hint she's surrounded by respectful bostonians not a group of hooligans and you have the dog, sincerely anja symbol of loyalties looking very lost indeed. obviously it's propaganda it's obvious this picture is meant to bring a gym blame the and administration for what happened. if you miss this in the picture let me at temps to reach you and all of the glory the power, i'll try to get some justice unhappy boston see the licensed employer the walks be smeared by guiltless gore while faced with savage bands, murderous ranks stretch their blood he hands like theaters barbarians grinning over their prey, approve the carnage and enjoy the day. so, with poetry like that, these kinds of indications, the obvious bias of this image is obvious. obvious i think for all of us to dismiss. but there is a different part of the story that is embedded in this engraving we have to unlearn. it is so

he makes al gore look like rupal. -- ru paul. [laughter] mike huckabee is considering a run. he said the president's race can kenya, went to a muslim school and hates america but despite that he seems like a sweet person. so he sounds less like a presidential candidate and more like my aunt. and then there's donald trump. donald trump has been saying he will run for president as a republican which is surprising since i assumed he was running as a joke. [laughter] donald trump often appears on fox which is ironic because a fox often appears on donald trump had. [applause] [laughter] if you are the washington post table with trump and you cannot finish your entrÉe, do not worry, the fox will eat it. [laughter] and if i can from moment talked about the birther issue, when did we get so suspicious about where people were born? a usa today poll last week said the percent of americans think the president was deftly born in the u.s.. moree very same poll 5% said donald trump was definitely born in the u.s.. has it reached a point where americans only think something -- someone was b

and the port you'll find a real eye catcher the gores fuck a former training sailing boat built in 1933and these planks could talk the captain's cabin has seen german russian and ukrainian skippers rest their weary heads. the vessel was built and hamburg and was given to the soviet union as reparation after world war 2 in 1901 it became property of the ukrainian merchant navy. since 2003 the course fox has been back in its original harbors serving 1st and foremost as a museum the vessel which is not sea worthy anymore is maintained by an association that hopes to one day bring the old lady back to see. the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the course fought but it's just as impressive since opening its doors in 2008 the old dad has welcomed over half a 1000000 visitors a year and once inside he'll understand why prepared to enter the underwater world . it's speeding time in the o.t. yani holmes large pool for showing fish there has to be enough food to satisfy the appetite of the $250.00 kilos and tiger shark otherwise it will eat the mackerel. there are 4

the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the gores fought but it's just asimpressive stands opening its doors in 2008 the old dad has welcomed over half a 1000000 visitors a year and once inside he'll understand why prepared to enter the underwater world . and it's feeding time in the o.t. on the home's large pool for shoaling fish. there has to be enough food to satisfy the appetite of the $250.00 kilos and shark otherwise it will eat the macro. there are 45 aquariums here the biggest contains almost 26000000 liters of salt water and is the museum's main attraction. the foundations were laid for the old siani human september 2006 on the shah's owned peninsula. less than 2 years later the museum was opened with 9000 square meters of exhibition space german chancellor angela merkel attended the opening. since then the old siani home has become an integral part of tot isn't. behind the scenes numerous employees keep it up and running the old siani homes residents need about 10 tons of food a year fish crustaceans squid and dry food. that i miss in the summer f

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