he actually said that the next coded stimulus package means to be the green new deal your green new deal how would that work and is that not trying to do too much all in one package. where the green new deal is needed now as much for economic recovery as for climate recovery the program we have and we detailed in a budget is on our web page how we are can start us is a $27.00 and a half trillion dollar senior program to convert all our productive systems to 0 to negative emissions and out of this and clean energy by 2030 and it creates $38000000.00 jobs and that's what we need now in the midst of this hole there we're in because of the coronavirus lockout so it feels 2 birds with one stone as the deals with the twin crises of the economy and the climate and so that is the longer term program immediately we need to test contact trace and isolate to suppress the virus 'd or we will not be able to go back out into the economy and into the schools and reopen and then we need immediate relief for people there's an estimated $20000000.00 people who are going to not be able to pay their rent an

our green new deal creates 48 million new jobs. and now, in this covid economic to green newe need deal for economic recovery and primary recovery. more lifehere is one or death issue we have got to face that none of the major party candidates have addressed. that is the new nuclear arms race. there doomsday clock closer. u.s., russia and other nuclear powers are modernizing their forces. it is becoming hypersonic. six-time faster than they were. you want john anticipation that the other set is about to launch. it's not even a hair trigger. we are putting it in the conventional forces. the military doctrine is escalate and de-escalate. machine, they all fly and we are done. we want to 75% cut in military spending. nuclear weapon and disarmed to a minimum credit with nuclear powers on the basis of those initiatives. completeeutral and disarmament. nations that this week, three years ago agreed to the treaty of the weapons. the international campaign dropped the nobel peace prize for that. hardly anybody in this country both partiesca

our green new deal creates 48 million new jobs. and now, in this covid economic depression, we need to green new deal for economic recovery and primary recovery. and then there is one more life or death issue we have got to face that none of the major party candidates have addressed. that is the new nuclear arms race. they have moved there doomsday clock closer. u.s., russia and other nuclear powers are modernizing their forces. it is becoming hypersonic. six-time faster than they were. we want neutral and complete disarmament. with the 122 nations that this week, three years ago agreed to the treaty of the weapons. the international campaign dropped the nobel peace prize for that. hardly anybody in this country knows that because both parties don't want to talk about it. it should be a campaign issue and we will make it one. so, these are the issues we are going to fight on. the next phase of our campaign is about access. 50 states, the district of columbia and the advisory votes in guam. we want to thank the contributors. all cont

at the heart of this in our strategy is the green new deal. a radical environmental change policy the idea for which was conceived in the u.s. in the 1960 s. . the deal school is to completely transform the u.s. economy by ending its dependency on fossil fuels investing instead in renewable energy and creating jobs in the process. the green new deal is a massive economic mobilization at a scale that we have not seen in this country since world war 2 that is an effort to stop climate change and create millions of good jobs. i'm curious to find out whether real political change is possible with people power alone particularly by those so you know. i've come to the sunrise boston. there are 204 hubs like this spread across the nation. here every month 60 sunrise members gather to share experiences get behind the cause. look at your every 2nd husband. ok it's the way. every day. that goes right yes. the hubs give people of all backgrounds an opportunity to come together and voice their concerns every single person who decided to come to the scene

host: the caller mentioned green new deal. $2 trillion. does not go as far as the green new deal, but free of those folks come they involved in coming up with -- with the green new deal involved in helping job biden create this plan or any of the other economic plans he is rolling out? off, ajoe biden, first deep veil of secrecy over who are his closest advisors on the economy. there is a role among the people -- rule among the people, some of the taskforces advising him that they are not allowed to speak to the press about their involvement. it is also true he has had a very public process, the unity process with his former primary rival bernie sanders where many allies to' recommend policy. those definitely include some green new deal folks. it is unclear as of yet just how much impact those recommendations will have but they clearly had some. , the materials of the campaign, but who biden staffs future administration with, what policy he chooses to emphasize over others if he is elected, those are the sorts of things that is difficult to

our green new deal creates 48 -- 38 million new jobs. and now, in this covid economic we need the green new deal as much economic recovery as for primary recovery. and then there is one more life or death issue we have got to face that none of the major party candidates have addressed. that is the new nuclear arms race. the bulletin of the atomic science has moved its doomsday clock closer than it has ever been to midnight. u.s., russia and other nuclear powers are modernizing their forces. the strategic arms are becoming hypersonic, six times faster than they were. anticipationh on that the other side is about to launch. we are putting more tactical nukes in conventional forces. the military doctrine is escalate to de-escalate. that does not happen. nukes start flying, they all fly and we are done. so we are going to take these cut inives, a 75 percent military spending, withdraw from these endless wars. the other eight nuclear powers and say we want neutral and complete nuclear disarmament. we go there with the 122 nations that this wee

the green new deal is massive economic mobilization at a scale that we have not seen in this country since world war 2 that is an effort to stop climate change and create millions of good jobs. i'm curious to find out whether real political change is possible with people power alone particularly by those so young. i've come to the sunrise boston. there are 204 hubs like this spread across the nation. here every month 60 sunrise members gather to share experiences and get behind the cause. welcome to our 2nd husband. i mean i guess it's the way. they're. every day. that goes right ok that was. the hubs give people of all backgrounds an opportunity to come together and voice their concerns every single person who decided to come to the scene and say as a part of this movement as a part of this freighter moment in history these are young people need to be heard it's precisely with routines by rote. and they want to take positive steps to fix the world we live in jerusalem as the folks who actually live in. the hub splits in to break out. groups where they plan their next actions what do

here we are debating a bill to gives two of every $5 the green new deal. his is partisan messaging, not meaning. policy. i am disheartened, i am i am disgustednd that politics continue to take precedent over the needs of our country. people want and need better roads. many ese reasons and more -- >> reach out to your elected officials with c-span's congressional directory. it contains all the information you need to stay in touch with congress, federal agencies, and state governors. order your copy online today. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal. we are taking phone calls live on the air. we will discuss policy issues that impact you. morning, michigan congresswoman debbie dingell will join us to talk about the coronavirus pandemic. the conversation continues with republican congressman larry dishon on legislation to increase testing. watch washington journal wednesday morning and be sure to join the discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. live wednesday on the c-span networks, the house returns at 9:00 a.m. to continue work on the democ

host: the caller mentions the green new deal. $2 trillion certainly does not go as far as the green new deal. were any of those folks involved in coming up with the green new deal involved in helping joe biden create this plan or any of the other economic plans? isst: what joe biden has had a deep veil of secrecy over who exactly are his closest advisors on the economy. there is a rule among people who are part of various -- some of the taskforces advising him that they are not allowed to speak to the press about their involvement. it is also true that he has had a public process, a unity process with his former primary arrival bernie sanders. many of sanders' allies have joined with joe biden's allies to present recommendations for policy. those include some green new deal folks. i think that it is unclear as of yet just how much impact those recommendations will have. they have clearly had some. material ofis the the campaign. futureen staffs a administration with, what policies he chooses to emphasize over others if elected, those are the things that it is difficult to tell now, but

a tight 30 seconds to respond, please. >> well, alexandria ocasio-cortez and i introduced the green new dealrevolution in the way to run this, the planet is running a fever. all electric vehicles, new plug-in vehicles, storage battery technologies, energy conservation strategies across this country to create millions of jobs, to save all of creation by engaging in massive job creation. >> all right. >> and that's the leadership i've provided with aoc. >> all right, senator. >> and requires-- >> senator, i, thank you so much. >> exposed to pollution-- >> thank you, senator markey you co-authored the green new deal and you mentioned that and actually we are going to move on to rapid fire, i want to make sure we have time for that, we promised it quick questions and questions answers. if you were joe biden, who would you pick for a running mate, i need a name. >> ed markey, and other that joe biden. >> elizabeth warren and apart from that an african-american woman. >> and senator markey, should face masks be mandatory in massachusetts. >> yes, unless the coronavirus ends. >> should they be mand

in other words he wants to impose the green new deal on our country. saw the green new deal i thought it was a joke. i said this will never go anywhere. this will destroy our country and make us noncompetitive with other countries. we are in competition with china and many other countries throughout the world. we are in tremendous economic competition. the european union was formed in order to take advantage of the united states. they formed and take advantage of the united states. they know i know that, but other presidents had no idea. last week joe biden released his unity platform develops with socialist bernie sanders describing what he would do if elected president. the biden sanders agenda is the most extreme platform of any major party nominee. by far on american history. one of the things i just asked my people to do is just draw up for me, just quickly, some of the things that we've been hearing about over the last couple of weeks. and these are actual key elements of the biden-sanders unity platform. abolish immigration detention. no more de

that's the green new deal. that's medicare for all.hat's ensuring we do the research on gun safety. that's my law. that's breaking up the telecommunications monopolies and making sure the internet is on the desk of every student, rich and poor, and our country. it's why the district attorney of boston -- latoya: senator, your time is up. up, but iour time is do have a question for you. you've been in washington for more than four decades. people know your name and your record. massachusetts incumbents don't here's the face primaries. why are you perceived vulnerable enough for joe kennedy and others who dropped you out of the race to try to push you out? sen. markey: well, i can only run as a markey. my father drove a truck for a milk company. i drove a truck through boston college. i was the first in my family to go to college. i had the student loans that i had to carry on my back in the same way i know that kids today all across the commonwealth have to do -- >> but why do you think you are seen as vulnerable? sen. markey: again, he

guest: i am for a global green new deal. we talk about the new deal to convert to clean energy and provide basic economic human rights and we should expand that internationally. instead of being the global military empire everywhere, intervening and getting behind cous and regime change, we should be helping countries, making friends instead of enemies, including helping all countries in the world meet their basic needs budgets for elementary education and preventative health care and clean water. that will do more to create world peace and address poverty. yes, we should use it to help people in the world instead of trying to dominate them, and make the world safe for u.s.-based global corporations. host: cecil is calling from cary, north carolina on the democrats line. caller: i have a problem with science. we don't apply science in this guy's -- what's his name? host: mr. hawkins, our guest? caller: he is a knight in shining armor because of the fact that solar -- when you depend on it, there is not one day in our life tha

this plan announced yesterday, two trillion dollars, certainly does not go as far as the green new deal. were any of those folks involved and coming up with the green new deal plan involved in helping joe biden create this plan or any other economic plans that he is rolling out? >> which will bite and has had its first off, a very deep veil of secrecy over who exactly are his closest advisers on the economy. there is a rule among the people who are part of -- some of the task force advising him that they are not allowed to speak to the press about their involvement. it is also true that he has had a very public process. unity process with his former primary arrival bernie sanders. many of sanders'allies have joined with joe biden's allies to present recommendations for policy. those include some green new deal folks. i think that it is unclear as of yet just how much impact those recommendations will have. they have clearly had some. all of this is the material of the campaign. who biden staffs potential future ministration with, with policies he chooses emphasize over others if he's el

markey: alexandria ocasio-cortez and i introduced the green new deal. planet is running a fever. we need a massive deployment of wind and solar, all electric vehicles, new plug in vehicles, storage battery technologies, energy conservation strategies across the country to create millions of jobs, to save all of creation by engaging in massive job creation. -- you yuko our third co-authored the green new deal, you just talked about that. actually, we are going to move on to rapidfire because i want to make sure we have the time that we promise. quick question, quick answers here. if you were joe biden, who would you pick for a running mate? rep. kennedy: ed markey, and other than that i will defer to joe biden. sen. markey: i would pick elizabeth warren, and other than that, an african-american woman. latoya: should face masks be mandatory in massachusetts? sen. markey: yes, until it has ended. latoya: should governor charlie baker get another term in office as governor? rep. kennedy: that is up to the voters of massachusetts. latoya: would you vote for h

of those people that alexandria ocasio-cortez had endorsed me, that i was the cosponsor of the green new deal with alexandria and that had caused the revolution a focus on climate change in our country. it was talk about the seizures. it was raising this concern about our planet and the partnership with alexandria ocasio-cortez and not just creating a moment but improvement which has changed the way in which our entire country use the issue of climate crisis. >> moderator: congressman kennedy your 30 seconds to respond. kennedy: thanks for tuning in. i don't think that's what happened at all. there were supporters of mine there that try to put together an event that were targeted. one of his supporters literally tweeted that bullying works. look, this is an issue not just because of what we saw at this event is been a bit of history. his supporters have targeted

markey: alexandria ocasio-cortez and i introduced the green new deal. need a method of lament of wind and solar and electric vehicles, new storage battery technologies, energy conservation strategies across this country to create millions of jobs and save all of creation by engaging in massive job creation. that is the leadership i have provided with aoc. it also requires environment of justice for people get exposed to the pollution. latoyia: you co-authored the green new deal. actually, we are going to move onto reppo fire because i promised -- to rapidfire because i promised it. if you were joe biden, who would you pick for a running mate? i need a name. rep. kennedy: ed markey. other than that, i will defer to joe biden. sen. markey: i would pick a lisbeth warren -- pick elizabeth warren. other than that, an african american woman. latoyia: should face masks the mandatory in massachusetts? sen. markey: yes, until the pandemic is ended. rep. kennedy: yes, and nationally. latoyia: should governor charlie baker my republican, get another term? rep. ken

refusing to endorse the presumptive democratic nominee after he embraced the entire socialist green new deal bolshevik bernie agenda and biden's struggles a don't end there. had struggles to remember where heas was, we'll have all of that tonight. karl rove, dan bongino. senator kennedy, congressman gates, rick cornell all join us. plus louie gohmert will be hereu he just tested positive for covid-19. we will talk about that and more. but we begin tonight withne new york city. it is deteriorating before our very eyes all because of what is the pathetic leadership of theet mayor de blasio and the governor cuomo. just take a look, america, this is the beginning of what the funding the police looks like, and a brief review of what joe biden's america will look like for these insane lunatics let violent criminals outside and mass using coronavirus as an excuse, let felony offenders out of jail scot-free because of these idiotic new york laws, zero bel law. get arrested, you get released. it's like that. to top it off, the mayor has now slashed the nypd budget by $1 million. the tragic results sp

aoc will leave the green new deal green new task force deal. beto bozo is coming for your guns and he has schumer and pelosi in congress. this is his team? great there? add beto and add aoc. they win and you can start singing bye-bye miss american pie because it's over. what's next, is he going to tapped let's see the ever incompetent cuomo. is he going to tapped comrade de blasio as his law and order czar? after all, just last week biden in his own words he agreed that yes funds should be diverted away from the police. in other words, he's embraced the defund the police movement. he's the guy that said last week police have now become the enemy. in new york city, comrade de blasio, already slash the nypd budget by a billion dollars. he has disbanded the uncovered, the most effective anti-crime unit in the city. he has banned all stop and frisk. new york governor cuomo while he's the genius that let violent criminals out of jail with his idiotic $0 bail policy. as a result, we are seeing shootings in new york city and new york state, they are m

that's what the green new deal does.can save all of creation by engaging in massive job creation. and we can do so in a way that puts front line communities at the front of the line for these jobs. if we need a way to put people back to work, what better way than putting millions of people to work with wind and solar, all electric vehicles, battery storage technologies, with all new technologies for the industrial and commercial sector. it is a way of solving the climate problem and the economic problem simultaneously. that's what alexandria and i did when we introduced the green new deal. it seemed radical at the time. it now seems like the answer to a problem. >> thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. ac if you ou for having me. really want to know a member of congress, listen to their staff. we got to do that today, and we got to hear about a man whose laugh, even his laugh, came from his soul. that's next. and at the end of the hour, we will hear morgan freeman reading the words of john

it is his version of the green new deal which on paper is only half as expensive as aoc's original greenlower start than aoc's vision but once it commits us biden's overriding principle is he wants to make this so no future president, what trump has done to president obama, could ever undo this so once this begins they could put my price tag they want on it because it's going to be locked in and biden is essentially doing the exact same thing that aoc, that bernie sanders and all of the other architects of the green new deal did. jedediah: and marc, we have an interesting flash back from july 8 of bernie sanders. check out what he had to say on policy proposals. >> the most knowledgeable people in the country coming together to deal with education and climate change. the compromise that they came up with, if implemented, will make biden the most progressive president since fdr. jedediah: yeah, so this is after they put out their unity plan that seems to me an admission that the hard left of that party is now heavily involved in kind of organizing what joe biden releases. now, is this a s

's be when he says he supports it and committed trillions to the new green deal. bolshevik bernie's economic agenda. last word, quick. >> vice president biden believes in government made america great. he is wrong. it is ordinary people doing extraordinary things that made america great. >> sean: well said. the great people of this country. thank you, senator come appreciate it. supreme court justice in the hospital tonight. shannon bream has a live report and the big tech execs on capitol hill, they have republican lawmakers that were anti-conservative bias. that update and a full report straight ahead. stay with us. ♪ (announcer) now more than ever, it's important to lose weight, improve your health, and strengthen your immunity. starvation dieting, processed foods, shakes, and diet gimmicks have made us heavier and sicker. the solution for losing weight the right way is golo. we help transform your body and change your lifestyle, so you can lose weight and get healthier. over 20,000 people of all ages, and entire families, switch to golo every week, because gol

let's talk about the green new deal. so a green new deal a lot of remedies have nothing to do with climate change i honestly believe many of the politicians pushing the green new deal, neither know nor care where the earth is getting hotter or colder they experience it is exactly the same as when they were kids. this is ultimately a pretext and a ruse. why the need for a ruse at all? you touched on a moment ago when he said the working class is not going to deliver with socialist one. about a hundred years ago and economists and why is that not become in america? >> because americans have come to eat roast beef and apple pie. working guys living to well he wants to join the capitalist life not violently fling it to the ground. they figured this out. we need to pay that we need new types of ways to get to socialism without the kind of revolt that marx predicted which is never going to happen. now they rely on the politics of fear. fdr found in the new deal that fears the way you get things on the uk not do otherwise. so si

joe biden's green new deal pitch falls flat. mething really stinks about burger king's new environmental ad campaign. raymond arroyo coming up next on "seen and unseen" " ♪ >> laura: time for the "seen and unseen" segment and the big cultural stories of the day with the political details. raymond arroyo a fox news contributor joins us. raymond, the rose garden yesterday. and his opponent. >> joe biden is pushing a platform to demolish the u.s. economy, totally demolished. this is biden. biden has gone radical left. >> just as the president started laying into biden, laura, msnbc cut away from the speech explaining it all this way. >> so joe biden and president obama freely allowed china to pillage our factories will plunder our communities, and steal our most precious secrets. >> we will continue to monitor the president of the united states. he is clearly deteriorating into a campaign type of speech, rambling all over the place. not expressing coherent thoughts. >> this was another rambling, coherent rally speech is that we see

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now, climate task force will push for a green new deal and cause for the new u.s. to rejoid the paris accord. well-known nationalists john kerry and aoc. say goodbye to the u.s. energy sector, my friend. too bad, texas. tough luck, pennsylvania. then the criminal justice task force, that will boast an impressive roster of big thinkers, including senator biden aid simone sanders. "the washington post" described her as someone who pushed the campaign to be wary of language that frustrates black activists, urging staffers to avoid the term white working class.oe mr. fast and furious himself, former obama aide eric holder also took part. their demands are a law enforcement nightmare. federal use of force standard, making it easier to sue police, national registry of police officers who abused power, whatever that means. repealing mandatory minimums, expunging all past convictions for pot and juvenile criminal activity. no prison time at all for failure to pay fines for child support. no cash bail, and appointing activist judges, that will be a varsity sport. so, there'

her green new deal will cost $94 trillion over ten years. that will turn america into a socialist bankrupt hellhole, and then there is biden's gun-control czar beto bozo o'rourke whose top priority is to literally take your guns away. this is what's at stake at 112 days. >> hell yes, we're going to take your ar-15, ak-47 -- >> going to guarantee this is not the last you have seen of this guy. >> sean: to recap, biden has tapped b bolshevik bernie. he's coming for your guns. he also has pelosi and schumer in congress. this is his team right here? add beto and add aoc. they win and you can start singing "bye-bye miss america pie" because it's over. what's next, is he going to tap, let's see, the ever incompetent cuomo? to e what? lead his coronavirus task force? is he going to tap comrade de blasio as his law and order czar?er after all, just last week biden in his own words he agreed that yes funds should be diverted away from the police. in other words, he's embracedgr the defund the police movement. he's the guy that said last week police h

that's what alexandria and i did when we introduced the green new deal.me. it now seems like the answer to a problem. >> thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, if you really want to know a member of congress, listen to their staff. we got to do that today, and we got to hear about a man whose laugh, even his laugh, came from his soul. that's next. and at the end of the hour, we will hear morgan freeman reading the words of john lewis that were published in "the new york times" today which john lewis intended us to read on the day of his funeral. looks like they picked the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accid

you didn't see medicare for all, the green new deal or anything about open borders. >> universal educationther one. rob: for bernie to sign off, what surprised me more. >> biden is smart to toe the moderate lane. we saw him in pennsylvania, his background state, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin he barely won by 11,000 in michigan. putting forward the moderate message, he is doing what hillary clinton failed to do, reaching out to working-class voters. that is a problem for donald trump going forward. rob: let's talk about joe biden's plan for the economy, he was in scranton, pennsylvania, a swing state that donald trump won that propelled him to the presidency. very important state. joe biden sounds a lot like donald trump did in 2016 when talking to this crowd. what did you make of that speech? >> joe biden is a moderate, talking about trade and creating jobs and infrastructure is music to moderates years and possibly republicans trying to decide between one candidate or the other or independents. joe biden is a moderate. someone will get left out and i think it will be the left. if the

no mention of the green new deal, or abolishing i.c.e., did that surprise you at all?ne of that was an? bernie sanders says that most progressive president ever, and yet some of these things that were being pushed by the alexandria ocasio-cortezes of the party said that they need to be in there and did not make the cut. >> he has already endorsed the green new deal and told in the debates with the democrats, he has artie said, if i am president, i'm going to destroy the oil and gas industry and i don't care if it destroys tens of thousands of jobs. i care about the green movement more than i do workers. i have to get this off my chest, franklin roosevelt was not an economic success story. we had ten years of 10% unemployment or higher, richard, if you think that that isn't an economic success, that is what joe biden will do for the country, that's 10% unemployment, that's the last thing i think that american people want. >> you cannot have your cake and eat it too, you cannot say that you want a moderate candidate where joe biden is giving you, and then say that he is

. >> reporter: earlier in the day biden unveiling a $2 trillion energy plan aligning with the green new deal agenda being pushed by progressives like alexandria ocasio cortez. its goal, getting american energy grid 100% carbon free by 2035, just 15 years which he took a hard shot at donald trump. >> donald trump thinks about climate change the only word he can muster is hoax. when i think about climate change the word i think of is jobs. >> reporter: the biden campaign putting out a statement saying what we heard in the rose garden today wasn't president at all the politician who sees his reelection slipping away from him it is furious his own botched response to the coronavirus pandemic has denied him the campaign event he so craves. the sad news, kanye was only going to get 2% in his first pole. it would have been great to have that third candidate in the race in the debates would be even more exciting television but kanye's campaign staffers say he is out. we will miss him. i'm not sure what else to tell you other than that was going to be another addition to 2020 we just didn't see comin

bernie, aoc green new deal agenda come up pledging trillions of taxpayer dollars and add to that, beto o'rourke and pelosi schumer and biden 125 years in the swamp. your reaction to his team. >> president trump: it is all true but one of the things you mention and he mentioned was the surplus military equipment. when i came in my soon as i came in, i distributed to all of the police department's all over the nation. we had hundreds of millions of dollars and sometimes new, but it was never going to be used. it was sitting in warehouses all over the u.s. i delivered it all to the police free of charge, all to the police. it was growing dust. it was just sitting there, i guess paying rent or whatever they were doing. i know these massive warehouses. i got it all out to the police. they were so thankful. you know, a lot of it was protective equipment. they didn't want to do it because they thought the police look too strong. they were your sending a strong signal to the police. that it was protecting the police. but there was a lot of protective capability. and it was really a amazing to

so i certainly would see him as somebody who would be talking about the green new deal and coming up with some very complex climatic solutions that probably, none of his diplomatic solutions ever work so it probably wouldn't have worked but some way to try toresolve the tensions . >> ask you one more question and i know there are a lot of people who want to jump in with their own questions but we hear people talk about inequality, income and wealth inequality all the time. it's just commonplace but keynes opens the last chapter of the general theory, the first sentence to the last chapter of the book reads from memory something like the two great flaws in our economic system are its failure to provide for full employment, think about where we are today and it's arbitrary and unjust distribution of income. maybe he said income and wealth, you know i probably don't remember exactly but that keynes called out then when levels of income and wealth distribution, the degree of inequality looks like it does today. so i just wondered and i don't really recall seeing a greater treatment of th

joe biden trading jabs as the presumptive democratic nominee unveils his $2 trillion plan for a green new deal kanye west reportedly bows out of the 2020 race. >> reporter: it's not easy, the vision for america will have to wait for another day. to the rose garden, an executive order to hold china accountable over its treatment of hong kong turns to a democratic rival accusing biden of being, quote, against the communist chinese party slamming the clean energy plan. >> at the core of his economic agenda is a hard left crusade against american energy. wants to kill american energy. he wants to reenter the unfair 1-sided harris climate accord which will destroy us at the expense of many other nations who benefit. >> reporter: biden unveiled his $2 trillion energy plan aligning with green new deal agenda pushed by progressives pledging 100% clean electricity grid by 2035 while blasting donald trump. >> when donald trump thinks about climate change the only word he can muster is hoax. when i think about climate change the word i think of is jobs. >> reporter: the biden campaign putting out a state

been touting italy's reform plans here in me is a back that consists of an energy transition a green new deal the dismantling of italy's notorious bureaucracy and improvements to its justice system. we need to move fast react quickly history has shown us that the best reactions aren't worth much if they come too slowly it's this they know that what neither leader is willing to predict whether the upcoming talks in brussels will make significant progress deciding this could be the beginning of a long process. let's go to sports now and n.f.l. football team of the washington redskins has confirmed it will change its name following renewed protests the term the redskins has long been offensive to many native americans and the team's owner had previously stated he would never change it now he has reconsidered after pressure from sponsors. pro tennis now and here in berlin a moment you don't often see in the game a double tweener as in 2 shots between the legs. 1st of germany's tommy haas in white manages it without hurting himself and then yannick center of italy gets it done as well hoss won the

so i certainly would see him as somebody talking about the green new deal and coming up with a complexand diplomatic solution. it probably would not have worked. >> one more question that i know people want to jump in with their own. we hear people talk about inequality all the time. but keynes opens the last chapter the first sentence to the last chapter of the book from memory something like the two great laws in our economic system or failure to provide full employment and arbitrary distribution of income may be income and wealth but he called out then when levels of distribution it looks like it does today. i don't recall seeing greater treatment of that question of inequality at least with keynes other work i haven't. have you discovered he had a lot more to say about inequality? >> he is worried about society primarily about revolution. he's the first conservative where he doesn't want to see the people rising up and that the results is not from the new system. and then to do what you can with the existing structure said he go back and read the economic consequences it was rfi fo

has been touting italy's reform plans here in ms a back they consist of an energy transition a green new deal the dismantling of italy's notorious bureaucracy and improvements to its justice system. we need to move fast react quickly history has shown us that the best reactions aren't worth much if they come too slowly it's this thing that. neither leader is willing to predict whether the upcoming talks in brussels will make significant progress deciding this could be the beginning of a long process all how long the process be our political correspondent kate brady following this for us this morning to day to you kate was the outcome of that machall conti meeting. well what they say meeting really provided was the chance for both merkel and condi to underline that alliance going into these talks which kick off on friday and will continue into the weekend on saturday of course these are extremely important talks italy is one of the countries that stands to gain the most from this economic recovery package the eurozone and the e.u. level and of course that was one of the countries worst hit by

he is not getting aoc's endorsement but for the green new deal insanity.ozo o'rourke endorsement unless they go for the same gun confiscation, anti-second amendment laws and of course you've got the pelosi and schumer combination. a vote for barely there biden, what does that mean? that is about to bring the failures of socialism, the failures of liberal cities right to the front door of every man, woman and child in this country. high costs, high taxes, amnesty, no more energy independence, the united sanctuary states of america, radical active ms. justices and let's add the courts, the states, let's get rid of the electoral college all in the meantime. here with reaction, civil rights attorney leo tirrell. salem radio host larry elder. larry by the way is the one that gets credit for labeling the new leo terrel the new leo 2.0 which is sticking. >> i am still leo. >> sean: all right. that is not changed. >> sean, i've got other names for it that we can't say on family television. let's get to the issue now, i want to go first. here it is, very simple. jo

but you think that he would be looking at proposals like the new green deal.as a that is the kind of thinking we should be working with. we should not be working with the sort of tax incentives to encourage certain types of private behavior. we have crises that have to be managed and go ahead and manage them. stephanie: so he would not been another guy. zachary: i do not want to see the biggest he might have something nice about my book. i appreciate it. but no i . i think again, he changes his mind. but certainly by the end of his life, he lives is almost every single political battle that he engages in between 1919 in 1941. and when he starts winning is when the labour party is empowering britain. very explicitly socialist it was much more dangerous thing that it is today. his first real positive victory serving as a financial and socializes medicine bridges on a minor thing. he is one of the main guys to get the bridge health services and active. in world war ii, devastated britain they lost thousands of lives in the war. and 70 is capable of thinking burba

. >> reporter: job i didn't fully back the green new deal and faced criticism from progressives for not going far enough on climate change but his $2 trillion plan announced tuesday is both an appeal to progressives in a rebuttal to claims his presidency where toilet glass, it plans to liberate fossil fuel emissions by 2035, houston is -- faster than house democrat proposal that mentions no coal or franking. important in the state of pennsylvania. instead investing in carbon capture technology, clean energy development and infrastructure to reduce emissions with a jabber the president. >> donald trump thinks about climate change the only word he can muster his hoax. when i think about climate change the word i think of is jobs. the white house announced, quote, infrastructure week. how many times have you heard him say that but he has never delivered. >> reporter: the plan addresses economic and racial divides promising spending and minority and working-class communities most affected by pollution and so the campaign didn't offer specifics how it would be paid for it is suggested a mix

new deal? >> guest: if you look at the green new deal and member of the remedies have nothing to do with climate change and many of the politicians pushing the green new deal neither know nor care whether the arctic is getting hotter or colder. the experience is the same as when they were kids so this is ultimately a pretext as a ruse. why the need for a ruse at all. you touched on a moment ago when news of the working classes and going to deliver what the socialists want. an economist about 100 years ago raised the question why has socialism not become mainstream in america and all socialist utopias have come to greece on roast beef "-end-double-quote in other words the working guy wants to join the capitalist class officer of violently fling it to the ground. the leftists figured this out and realized we need to sort of pick it. we need new ways to get the socialism without the kind of revolt that is never going to happen so now the politics of fear. fdr learned in the new deal fear is a way to getting stoned you couldn't do otherwise. so i would say since the 70s when i first came to america

been touting italy's reform plans here in music back they consist of an energy transition the green new deal the dismantling of italy's notorious bureaucracy and improvements to its justice system. we need to move fast react quickly history has shown us that the best reactions aren't worth much if they come too slowly it's this they know that what neither leader is willing to predict whether the upcoming talks in brussels will make significant progress deciding this could be the beginning of a long process. well to pro tennis now and here in berlin a moment you don't see in the game often a double tweener as in 2 shots between the legs. 1st germany's tommy haas in the white manages it without hurting himself. and then yet a center of italy gets it done as well. cos when the points and a small socially distance crowd cheered and center won the 1st round match of the nit pandemic exhibition china events. you're watching data billionaires don't forget you can get up to date on all the latest on our website that student news dot com or you can follow us on twitter and instagram at when you notic

he's embracing the green new deal, or whatever they are calling it.et some stuff straight." justin is the executive editor at the heartland institute and he joins us. justin, former vice president joe biden rolled out his climate change agenda this weeke with e help of aoc and bernie sanders. how would that impact many of these blue-collar workers like the ones we just heard from? >> they would absolutely bet decimated by this plan. effectively the key part of the plan, there's all sorts of crap stuffed into it, but the key part is transitioning the entire grid and making it carbon dioxide free, supposedly, by 2035. it means building billions, not millions, billions of solar panels and wind turbines all over the country which would be absolutely terrible for the environment, by the way. it would require consuming millions of acres of land, killing millions of animals. but then, on top of that, it would dramatically increase the cost of energy for the entire country. at the center for the american experiment, there was a great article about this where