, new green labor practices, new green taxes. it will crush american manufacturing and transportation industries. it would completely halt domestic energy production that has record exports under the trump administration. i'm a firm believer that we must focus on leaving this world better than we found it for the next generation. for my children, for your children, for our grandchildren . we need to be good stewards of the resources and the planet we've been given, but any reasonable solution will require us to use common sense when approaching the issues. we must also be careful not to fall into a trap of believing that the u.s. government is the answer to correct all of our problems. america has always been a nation of innovators and instead of imposing new regulations and taxes, we must to lead the world and partner with american industries to develop creative solutions and new innovative tech nothings. innovation will do -- technologies. innovation will do more to impact climate change than any law washington can -- washingto

in 1936, green created and published the first he wrote motorist green book, which listed businesseshere black customers were welcome. of the green book is to give the new grow travelers information that will keep him ,rom running into difficulties embarrassments, and to make his trips more enjoyable. only listing out locations in new york from a mainly in harlem. two of the most prominent or the hotel theresa and the ymca, which served as one of harlem's most important recreational and cultural centers. during the 1930's, dancers from the cotton club rehearsed at the ymca. and manyny famous luminaries suh as langston hughes and joe lewis stayed there. but the green book was soon out pro-harlem. and by the time it into publication, and become more than just a travel guide. it have become a roadmap to some of the most significant people come a successful businesses, and most important political milestones of ththe 20th centur. >> it is important to have evereryone in this nation examie the sisignificance of f the gren book. if you don't see the history, if you don't see where it was,

we asked green motion‘s ceo for an explanation.er being charged for damage they didn't commit, it's a rarity. it can happen. but if it does happen, we'll do everything we can to rectify that on behalf of the customer. we certainly don't want a situation where we are charging customers for damage they didn't cause. we've spoken to an ex—employee of yours. he says certainly in the franchise that he worked in, there's every incentive to do that. we are not aware of any franchisee that is incentivizing their employees to find damage. this is not something that we're familiar with, nor would we endorse, nor accept. but mr lowden acknowledges that until recently, green motion franchises had some level of freedom to bill customers as they pleased. indeed, concern about fair and honest pricing became so significant, the company undertook an internal review. there was a number of inconsistencies within the individual sub—franchisees and in partnership with the uk master franchise. the franchisees, it's the most mature network of the green m

it will clear the air and will be able to see where the green new deal -- who is for the green new dealand who is for more sensible policies than the other part of the american society. host: janet, do you support a senate vote on the resolution? fine. i think it is what is important is that there candidates for presidency who have put their name to the green new deal, and i think that is exciting. host: call from arkansas, thank you for waiting. caller: just wanted to let you know that jimmy carter back in 1975, started -- i started from a solar energy company and found out that the federal government has one goal, and that is -- hello? host: we are listening. -- ir: i am looking for have been involved in solar energy. , "the case for fossil fuels by alex epstein?" myron: yes i have. caller: and also the book by stephen moore? myron: yes i have. caller: anybody who gets on c-span and talks about this, the greenall is is coalition, unholy coalition forming together to do this stuff. enough btus generated by the diverse solar energy and wind energy, the to run ourtus economy is a physica

the green new deal.t's touted as a massive economic stimulus package designed to create jobs and get the united states on a carbon-free, 100-percent renewable energy system by 2035.ocasio cortez has been an outspoken proponent of the ambitious proposal.rep. alexandria ocasio-cortez / -d- new york: "this is going to be the great society, the moon shot, the civil rights movement of our generation." the freshman congresswoman is working with democratic massachusetts senator, ed markey on getting the bill done.while the wording of the bill is still being finalizedit's clear... this is legislation ocasio cortez has been pushing for.-nats-she ruffled feathers in her own party after she stood with demonstrators, who stormed house speaker nancy pelosi's office in november demanding a clean energy bill.cortez: "we have to get to 100% renewable energy."an environmental group called the sunrise movement organized that protest, its executive director credits ocasio-cortez with pushing the bill.varshini prakash / exe

what kind of a green deal is that other than, as you said, the green you are smoking or the green coming out of all of our pockets. >> the whole thing wrecks the economic environment. that's why it's immoral. it hurts the very people who need economic growth the most. you're not going to get jobs, not going to get investment, so people who want to move up as lincoln put it, improve their lot in life, are going to be left behind. in the name of helping people, look at venezuela. they're going to destroy them. they've got to be called out on it and say oh, it's as sprayi s aspirational, it's just general ideas. where are the details? the answer is they don't have them because they're embarrassed by it. it's a shame the democrat party has gone along with this thing from i guess she's still in high school mentally -- >> oh, no. she just got fired from the bar job. that's why she's doing politics. >> no, no, no. >> in that respect, she shows the virtue of american capitalism. you can go from bartending to public service. i like that part of it. i just wish she would realize the system that ma

cross knocking the green new deal i'm joined by my guest christine for me why i'm in washington he is a republican strategist and founder of the new one group also in washington we have christopher barron he is president of right turns strategies and in san diego we cross again so they're saying he's an international energy and environmental journalist for forbes and other publications all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate chris let me go to you first here i read the american conservative and came across pat buchanan's reaction to the new the green new deal and he said well let me just give you the title the the green new deal is a suicide note for democrats would you agree with that assessment. well i do think that it's going into the very far hard left precinct that i think republicans want to paint the democrats in order to kind of push them off the radar from the independent votes they need that they were able to that they were not able to secure last time so pretty harsh characterization but i would tend

amazing green revolution that the . members of the left seem to support i mean it's ludicrous isn't it go ahead can't you guys get you guys i think we just combined it through two different places i mean i don't even understand the crap that you guys are even saying it just because we run into differences here in california that's probably why doesn't make it a. i don't watch fox t.v. so i mean i just don't quite understand the mindset that you just you're in the proposal you have a time when you did i mean do you believe the proposed what can what i think we're saying on this program maybe are we are really going across currents or what you've written what you think and some of the policy prescriptions you propose i agree with i'd like that ok so reason that's a reasonable conversation what this document is is it it's written by the high school socialist club ok ok so let me just say one thing again so you are and i've been covering this for twenty years that's what we have you on. our team the office in. a trillion do

post green for america. hello and welcome to crossfire where all things are considered peter lavelle after a rather bumpy rollout of the new green deal is upon us co-sponsored by democratic firebrand alexandria ocasio put it has the plan for a radical restructuring of the american economy and how people will live but the plan does not address is how much it cost how much will we have to go into the red to become green. cross knocking the green new deal i'm joined by my guest christine for me why i'm in washington he is a republican strategist and founder of the new one group also in washington we have christopher barron he is president of right turn strategies and in san diego we cross again so there's a theme he's an international energy and environmental journalist for forbes and other publications all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate chris let me go to you first here i read the american conservative and came across pat buchanan's

baby step, as pelosi mocks green dream or whatever.elcome to democracy now! yesesterday,ppened they really took the first steps toward what it would mean to pass legislation for a green new deal. as the representative said in that clip, this is not the planet to implement the green new deal. what it does do is lay out broad principles by which the plan would be implemented. it ramps up pressure on the committee on climate. members were named to it yesterday. them andhe pressure on on politics more generally. it puts pressure on 2020 candidates to endorse a very specific version of what a green new deal is. amy: many people are wondering s she -- this is the issue she is really pushing for. she is not on the committee. yesterday, the news that she had been snubbed was false. she turned them down. i'm not totally sure why. she said yesterday she didn't need to do that. be that sheld thinks she can do better elsewhere. she is on two very powerful committees. they have real power. she can get valuable work done there. she can get work done

it was started by a man named victor green in 1937. he was a postman, worked for the postal service in harlem and actually had an experience when him and his wife were traveling and he faced discrimination and uncertainty about where it would be safe for him to stay. he came back home, and with his knowledge as a postman -- he knows the communities, knows the streets -- he created a guide for new york city, a guide to showplaces in new york city where it would be safe for african-americans, whether it's going to a restaurant or to a nightclub, even to things like beauty salons and barbershops. he creates this guide for new york and eventually expands it to include the entire nation and international destinations by 1949. in it, you would have the places where it would be safe to lodge, cities where it would be safe for you to stay. they would have names of black-owned businesses and also white-owned businesses that were friendly to african-americans. it also would include for places like the south a list of the segregation laws in the

there has been a lot of new commentary about the green book. one of the things i having dashcam engaged with is looking at the international component. there's a lot of tension. but this research is looking at the promise and the perils of traveling internationally since world war i. it's also how these feature in international destinations. starting in 1949, they feature throughout bermuda, the caribbean to help african-americans find places that would be hospitable to them as well. part of my research is getting us to think about how can we think about this document, not only what it tells us about domestic travel, but international travel for african-americans as well. >> let me take it one step further. african soldiers, white soldiers, working in factories during the war, did it begin to change or was it in evolution on how women were viewed, how african-americans were viewed post-world war ii? prof. gill: things begin to change, but not in the sense of a natural evolution. because african-americans, women are pressing forward. one thing i

it was started by a man named victor greene in 1937 . he was a person that were for the postal service in harlem and actually experienced when he and his wife were traveling and he faced discrimination and uncertainty of where would be safe for him to stay. he came back home and with his knowledge as a post man, he knows the community knows the streets actually created a guide for you new york city . exit guide to show places in new york city where be safer african-americans whether it is going to a restaurant or to a nightclub. even to things like beauty salons and barbershops. he creates a guide for new york and then eventually expands it to include the entire nation and international destinations by 1949. in it you would have places where it would say be safe to lodge. cities were be safe to stay, names of black owned and white owned businesses that were from it african-americans. it would also include for places like the south alyssa segregation laws in the community so that african- americans can be equipped to navigate them as well

green new deal, and we have green you deal projects. the tennessee valley authority was a new deal project that was part of a larger vision. today we are laying down with that larger vision is. so when people say, what about this, or what about that? the answer is, that is part of the solution. i hope you all see that. i hope y'all see the scope and scale, because the solution is not going to come from just one congresswoman from the bronx. it's not going to come just from one senator. it's going to come from all of our representatives as a country saying this is what iowa needs, this what virginia needs, this is what michigan needs, this what illinois needs, and this is what new york needs. when we have this threat that challenges all of us, the solution is going to take all of us, too. i want to reiterate my thanks to the advocates and the organizers who make this moment happen and created the political energy to be relevant and to put it at the top of the agenda, not the bottom of the agenda. i thank you all very, very much. briefly

military. >> there's another victim of green new deal-- ice cream. >> the green new deal wants to go after flatulent cows. are they sailing we will ban hamburgers and americans will never have a barbecue. >> i guess government-forced veeganism is in order. >> trevor: yeah! they'll force-feed us broccoli while giving us a to few enema. yeah! we're all going to be gang banged by vegetables. yeah, yeah. the eggplant emoji not funny anymore. yeah! ( laughter ) you know what i love about american politics is that whenever someone in the opposing party says something, there's this weird thing where you immediately have to take the exact opposite position. ocasio-cortez says cow farting contributes to climate change. which is true, by the way, it's true. and all of a sudden, fox news is like, "cow farts are the smell of freedom, okay! every time a cow farts, george washington gives me a thumbs-up from the grave." ( laughter ) and, look, there are legitimate concerns about the green new deal. you can't ask questions about how are you going to pay for it? can it actually get done that quickly

okay, the green new deal.obviously, mcconnell thinks this is an incredible gift. force kamala harris, force cory booker, force all these guys to get their vote on the green new deal. winning move for the gdp? >> it's a good deal. mitch mcconnell knows exactly what he's doing. president trump came out of the state of the union with a pretty strong message that the democrats are going in a socialist direction. now, the green new deal is much more complicated than reducing it just down to socialism. there are doable policy goals regarding the carbon footprint, regarding greater high-speed rail. the reality is, there is real job creation baked into this. but they're caricaturing it in such a way that they are going to pin some of these democrats, there are going to be several democrats who aren't -- >> saying things like 100% of the energy in the country is going to come from renewable sources. >> and this is some ridiculous stuff. cows are going to be fine, your ice cream will still be available. you'll get your

best picture has been won by green book. best picture won by green book.scars. it has been a good night for that film. mahershala ali also won best supporting actorfor mahershala ali also won best supporting actor for that film. that wraps up the oscars, then, green book winning best picture. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come, the oscars ceremony has just ended but parties are getting underway. yes, three oscars for green book, three for roma, three for black panther and four for bohemian rhapsody. this is the vanity fair party in beverly hills where people will shortly be arriving to celebrate oscars success. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malacanang — the name itself symbolizing one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produ

it had a mini green deal tonight.ew billions of dollars on taxpayer green energy companies that came look for handouts. a lot of lobbying. we have been there before. we have seen it in spain killed more than two jobs for every one it created. >> that's the root flaw. it relies on government mandate. clean air, clean ka water and get it done. what gets it done and moves needle is innovation. capitalism. at the end of the day you get people responding to positive factors to get them to innovate that new technology and energy source. you do that appropriately and in a fair way that people can compete on a level playing field. you move the needle because capitalism will result in better technologies. liz: you are talking carbon capture and nuclear fission. let me back up to your discussion of costs. even the federal reserve chairman, jerome powell, said printing money for it is just wrong. >> and it's risky. we are all at $22 trillion with the national debt. at some point in time this attitude that government debts don't

reporter: today a number of democrats unveiled their green new deal proposal. wide ranging. they are talking about curbing air travel. they are talking about retrofitting every building in the country. what's your reaction to that? can you talk about your own approach to climate legislation? is it informed by the experience you had in 2009 and 2010 with the clean energy and security act? the speaker: i thank you for the question because many of you don't know but when i was speaker, my flagship issue under president bush was climate, addressing the climate crisis and increasing energy independence for our country. under president bush, in a bipartisan way, we passed one of the biggest energy bills in the history of our country. it was like taking millions of cars off the road, raising the emission standards and many good features in it. including a compromise between nuclear -- renewables, we came to agreement and had a magnificent signing ceremony. many of the authorities that president obama used as president to address the issues of pollution and climate were authorities

democrats seeing green. alexandria ocasio-cortez unveils her plan to get fossil fuels and crush american industry but is it feasible? migrants on the move, members of the massive caravan turning back and heading home. >> congratulations. got to clap for that. heather: howard shultz doing his best jeb bush impression on the campaign trail around of applause going viral for all the wrong reasons, "fox and friends first" starts now. ♪ everybody is working hard on the weekend ♪ everybody working on romance ♪ everybody going off the deep end ♪ heather: the weekend has officially begun. now that it is friday, 4:00 am you are watching "fox and friends first". thank you for starting the day with us. democrats rolling out the ambitious plan to illuminate air travel and cow gas to fight climate change. >> within our country, we can deliver a green new deal for america. >> it is a green dream. we will transition this country into the future. heather: douglas later has more on the green new deal. >> reporter: is breatht

not just about green stuff. it's also about rearranging our economy in the way that gary was suggesting, which would be a dramatic change in the way americans live. >> a green new deal is not passing congress. just likes mexico's building the wall. david: why have most of the democrat political candidates for president already endorsed the green deal? >> a lot of the presidential candidates that will be are not, klobuchar, sherrod brown, biden won't be. it's a debate to be had. it has not been had yet. >> to robert's point, the green new deal is actually dividing the democratic party and most of the 2020 candidates. we actually have some sound of kamala harris addressing this over the weekend. >> i just introduced green new deal two weeks ago and it's creating all of this conversation, why, because no one else has even tried. people are like oh, it's unrealistic, oh, it's vague, oh, it doesn't address this little minute thing. i'm like you try. you do it. because you're not. because you're not. so until you do i

a lot more to say about the green new deal. the green new deal. at eight liberal fantasy. don't you love it? that is next. ♪ stuart: >> roger mcnamee is the former zuckerberg mentor and he says facebook is toxic. listen to this. >> they are basically trying to manipulate the attention of people in order to change the behavior to direct them to stop that makes more money for them. here is where it gets bad. it gets bad because those products are media props and they now dominate politics in every democracy in the world and in europe or north america, south america and they are the dominant voice and nobody elected them. no one can hold them accountable. they pretend like we are not responsible for what happens on our platform. that is nonsense. it's just like a toxic chemical spill. if you hurt people, you've got to pay the cost of cleaning it up. ♪ stuart: headline, very important coming in from the washington post. facing opposition, amazon reconsiders new york headquarter site according to two officials. that is a blockbuster announcement. when

alice broadwater seen here with her son also traveled with the help of the green book. her own copy of the guide has been lost but she hasn't forgotten the discrimination she faced on trips with her husband who was a lawyer. it was demeaning that you were not considered a human being. and accepted and stablish meant that served people and you're paying money you're not begging to stay there or to eat there a real film shows how surely is refused service in restaurants he can easily afford and how he is forced to stay at the lowest budget accommodations is reserved especially for black people. reggie scott's home is listed on the national register of historic places but he lacks the funds for necessary upkeep perhaps the success of green book will benefit this time capsule of the segregation era in american south. so that's got that's going to make a very good airplane movie i just want to get to the point that there's been a lot of controversy quite hefty actually that this film won best picture some very strong words up there on social media and obviously you weren't t

i stumbled on the green book by accident.on route 66 and found that it was at a route 66 exhibit, and there was a green book under glass and tucked away in a corner. when i first put my hands on a green book, it was magical. it is this feeling of, you too can enjoy america. it was a very hopeful, positive guide. i am in new york because i am a scholar in residence at the schomburg center for black research. and it is amazing because they have the largest collection of green books in the world. i have scouted about 1,600 green book sites so far, and of those, less than a quarter are still standing, but i'm also working with city planners to have them recognise these sites as culturally significant and historic sites. the green book was an innovative and resourceful solution to an horrific problem. to me, it is a source of pride. that african—americans, that black people were resilient, they were resourceful. our ancestors would be proud of the green book, that we survived and came up with these tools. they had a lot of courage

here is the green new deal.howing theon outline of the green new deal. .ouse resolution 101 psalm 70 other house democrats signed onto the proposal. it was released last week on thursday. she talked about the global impact of her plan. >> it is comprehensive, thoughtful, compassionate and economically strategic read today is also the day we choose to assert ourselves as a global leader in transitioning to 100% renewable energy and charting that path. that means we are not going to peg ourselves by the lowest standards of other nations. it doesn't mean we are going to say what about them, they are not doing it. they are not doing it, why should we? we should do it because we should lead. we should do it because we are a country founded on ideals, a culture that is innovative and cares for our brothers and sisters across the country. that is why we should do it. we need to save ourselves and we can save the rest of the world with us. host: does the united states need a green new deal? hey paul on facebook if you w

let's start with philip green which we have been talking about on bbc all day.se. the whole thing, has developed from a campaign that your paper has been running for about nondisclosure agreements. while, we have. the face received information about a cover—up of abuses by philip green last summer which we decided it was in the public interest to investigate. we follow this and october at that the court of appeal granted an injunction at injection has now been dropped, but what is particularly disappointing i guess is that thejudge particularly disappointing i guess is that the judge did not grant action protection for those making the allegations and did not consider the allegations and did not consider the public interest of those to take president of the confidentiality use. president of the confidentiality use. that is why we are. we are asking that government to look at legislation on mvas. i felt that our lots of things in place, that is clear that there is evidence that thatis clear that there is evidence that that is not being used properly and he being

the key goals of the green new deal to meet all of the u.s. is power to moms through renewable zero emission energy during a ten year national mobilization while ensuring communities and workers don't suffer during the transition the need for action has been echoed by a republican leadership that usually expresses little appetite for debate on the environment or economic inequality i've noted with great interest the green new deal. and we're going to be voting on that in the senate to give everybody an op generated go on record. the republicans see an opportunity in the deal's emphasis on reducing greenhouse gases while creating an equitable society but no patootie to fracture the democratic party i'm not to save the planet the era of big government is over bill clinton shifted the democrats from left to right away from the social safety net to the primacy of market forces and big business now almost thirty years later the left is fighting back and the democratic leadership is the republicans will present them as socialist extremists even as o

green new deal.we should be asking is how do we bring members of congress to where the general public is? caroline: you do a wonderful twitter humid day -- twitter q and a where you give your answers are how we would pay for this deal. i am interested with the ,isibility -- feasibility of it the route to passage great what could get through? -- passage. what could get through? where might the compromise being? -- be? stephanie: i don't start with the compromise but where we know the goal needs to be. we know the end game. we know from the scientists who drafted the panel on climate change, we know from this administration's own white house we have 12 years. the clock is ticking. so how do we build more support in the house and senate? you have nine senators cosponsoring this resolution for a green new deal, 64 house members signed on. so how do we build to that thatd swell of support exists in the population? how do we translate that to and create thels urgency needed to where we need to be? joe: in

. >> i'm supporting the green new deal.don't aspire. this is going to be a bad ending to this very real -- it is within our power. shannon: the latest on in alabama woman, encouraged americans to kill themselves, you won't believe what she wants to do now. - i think the best company's succeed as a team and our shirts from custom ink help bring us together. we order custom ink to welcome new employees, personalize team shirts, and even for company events. the design lab is so easy to use. we just upload out logo and if we have any questions, customer service is there to help. seeing our team together in custom ink gear is an amazing reminder of how far we've come as a business. - [narrator] custom ink has hundreds of products to help you look and feel like a team. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com >> shannon: as the green new deal gains traction, the shannon: is the green new deal gains traction among progressives questions about the program's economic viability continue to grow and with 2020 democ

rob: twitter erupting following the green new deal policy.reaction. >> the plan is pretty ambitious, 100% crit clean renewable energy, guaranteed jobs for all people. some critics came up with the hashtag other green new deal promises that lays out what they jokingly think is more realistic than this plan, things like using dna we will clone giant pterodactyls for transocean flights, nor chemical trails. another twitter user says clothing will be provided to anyone unwilling to do laundry. they are making the point -- rob: what if the pterodactyl has flatulence? jillian: had to get that word in one more time. >> you bring up a good point. we have to digitally dna them in another way. jillian: should we credit you with that? other people are asking. rob: i didn't need to escort. >> member when jeb bush asked for applause? howard jewels had his own please clap moment at purdue university. watch this. >> under the cost of education here, would be less expensive in nominal dollars in 2020 than it was in 2012. congratulations. you got to clap for

liz: more on the backlash against the green new deal.illboard making fun of alexandria ocasio-cortez. another blistering shot at the green new deal proposal. it went up as chuck schumer is trying to cook up an exit plan for democrats now in a panic that the costly green new deal could cost them their seats in congress. schumer's exit plan would let democrats avoid an embarrassing up or down vote. the plan is to let them vote present. first on the vote, it's a profile in courage from schumer voting present? really? >> it's sort of a thing politicians do when they want to get out of something, they vote present. it's kind of a political stunt and that's where we are in governance these days. liz: what's your alternative green new deal plan? what's your idea? >> i am all in favor of ambitious plans. i would like to see a national energy plan, but it has to be realistic. i would like to see us placing a man on jupiter in 10 years. but there is no surface to land on so we can't go to jupiter. what i would like to see is for the united states

president trump looks at the green new deal and sees nothing but blech. the green generation has risen up and they are saying that they want this issue solved and they want the people who work in this building and occupy the white house to solve this problem so this is going to enter the twenty twenty alexion cycle as the one of the top two or three issues for every candidate on both sides for them to have to answer today is also the day that we choose to assert ourselves as a global leader in transitioning to one hundred percent renewable energy and charting that path that means that we are not going to peg ourselves by the lowest by by the lowest standards of other nations all great american programs everything from the great society to the new deal started with a vision for our future last week the goal they introduce a massive government takeover that would destroy our incredible economic gains they introduced the so called green new deal. of the it would shut down american energy which i don't think the people in texas are going to be happy with that

sir philip green and his lawyers wa nted sir philip green and his lawyers wanted to drop the injunction they said it had basically become pointless because he had already been named. but the daily telegraph wanted conditions. they wa nted telegraph wanted conditions. they wanted to prevent him taking any further legal action against alleged victims of bullying and harassment, who had already signed so—called nondisclosure agreements, also known as gagging orders. thejudge refused, so now the telegraph is free to publish it story and says it plans to report details of the claims made against the billionaire. but sir philip has described its actions as a vendetta against him. the threat of further legal action remains. and the debate the whole affair has started about privacy, the public interest and gagging orders is likely to gather even more momentum. there you have it. the question is, where do we go from here? we know the daily telegraph will publish a lot more details in its paper tonight. it has already put material on its website including recordings of phone calls between journal

alexia -- alexandria ocasio-cortez said yes, it is a green deal.she's not going to argue with nancy pelosi. we don't get to talk to bill very often, elizabeth, do you have anything you want to talk to him about? elizabeth: i'm a person who actually got -- bill is the reason i became concerned about climate, as people went -- i bought his book, i have a first edition, bill. it really hit home with me and i -- i've followed bill's career over the years and wever intersected at various points, we don't live that far apart in the middle of the nowhere. and what i really completely most admire about bill and i agree that he's a hero, is that he didn't just write the write, he walked the walk and decided someone has to go out and build a movement, which is absolutely true. without that, nothing is going to happen. it's going to have to be a very, very massive movement, even more massive than what we see right now. because the curb -- the curve is very, very steep. i think that bill has all the talents that you bring to organizing, which is a profound opt

you know about the green new deal disaster, the green deal is a fantasy, far away from reality.better question is, what is the best part? answer, it shows the american people how out of touch the left is. we'll not be the hate trump media. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham up next. great interview with the president last night. >> laura: great show. good for you. anyone who steals medicine from an individual, i mean that's. >> sean: once you realize what it was maybe you would find a way to return that. >> laura: yeah, lower than low. >> sean: that's what criminals do, they don't care. >> laura: thanks sean. i'm laura ingraham, this is the "ingraham angle," live tonight from dallas. the democratic party isn't just the party of open borders. it's now the party of anti-semit anti-semiticism. yes and the president is weighing n we'll get to that ahead. plus it isn't just the republicans saying they the found no evidence of russian collusion, wait until we reveal why the