earlier, there were cries, cheers of you are not alone as greta thundberg was picked up alone as gretau can see her here, chatting happily to fellow activists. she is here in the hague to announce international actions against governments who make it cheap and easy for large companies to use fossil fuels by offering them tax breaks and subsidies on excise duties. greta thundberg described her arrest as people. most of the protesters have gone home or have been detained by police and taken away in minibuses. police are just police and taken away in minibuses. police arejust keeping police and taken away in minibuses. police are just keeping watch to make sure nobody else tries to block this highway, the a12 the hague. pop sensation taylor swift will be performing in the uk this summer as part of her record—breaking eras tour. but police and consumer groups are warning fans to be vigilant when buying her tickets online, with reports of scams. here's our culture reporter noor nanji. and her report contains flashing images. welcome to the eras tour! it's the hottest ticket in town — taylor

i call the new western elite the collective greta thunberg, fanatical and illiterate, who have not studiedclassical literature or history, the famous historian, political scientist and public figure, natalya narochnitskaya, once said. she lived abroad for many years, in the eighties she worked in the secretariat of the united nations, fluently speaking four languages, english, german, french and spanish. natalya narochnitskaya knows firsthand the difference in mentalities. western countries and russia, according to her, the principle operates there: where it is good, there is the fatherland, with us, on the contrary, where the fatherland is, there it is good, maybe this is precisely what lies the reason for the complete misunderstanding of western elites about what is happening in russia now, why the united states and the west are so often mistaken in their analysis of our country and their attempts to influence it, and why they succeeded with ukraine then, how to treat the president’s words . you and i saw some time ago , a very small thing for me, it was such a joy , well, it was doubly

greta, love your show. we have a specific governor who is very much telling women what to do with abortion rights. i also believe -- i was on a plane with a banker, talking about how you deal with your money and what you do with your money and how you use your money . he said he was afraid the biden administration would have too many regulations. then i said to him wouldn't it be interesting if jared kushner had the point to tell you how you have your abortions are not and how to do your money or not. my question to the representative is -- how can people of solid foundations and good religious people, which they tend to lean towards the trump, i can't figure out how people with good values would go into such a state as we are doing with, you know, money and abortion. my question is, how do we get to this point with republicans, representative chu? and thank you for all the good you are doing, i appreciate the things you are doing. thank you, greta. guest: well, thank you. i'm the democratic representative,

caller: hey, greta and america. thank you. so that fisa is the foreign intelligence -- host: surveillance act. caller: surveillance act, so if it is foreign, why is it involved with american citizens? host: this is from axios' reporting, fisa surveillance section 702 allows intelligence agencies to conduct warrantless surveillance of noncitizens based outside the u.s., some u.s. communications can sneak into collections of americans are talking with non-us citizens overseas, so this is where the concern comes in, data collection stored for years that intelligence agencies can tap as part of their investigations. we are now going to move to open forum in our first hour of "the washington journal." you can continue to talk about the debate over reauthorizing fisa, but there is other news we would like to bring in as part of the conversation. there are the lines on your screen. republicans, any politics or policy issue, dial in at (202)-748-8001. democrats, (202)-748-8000. independents, (202)-748-8002. open forum for the next 30

greta thunberg described her arrest is peaceful.ken away in minibuses. police are keeping watch to make sure nobody else tries to block this highway, day 12, in the hague. to australia next. more than 150 people have been rescued from floods in and around sydney. others have been told to be prepared to leave their homes because of the rising floodwaters. the region's main reservoir, which supplies most of the city's drinking water, is overflowing. there've been three days of torrential rainfall across much of eastern australia. people living in parts of new south wales have been told to stay indoors. now pop sensation taylor swift will be performing in the uk this summer as part of her record—breaking eras tour. but police and consumer groups are warning fans to be vigilant when buying her tickets online, with reports of scams. here's our culture reporter noor nanji and her report contains flashing images. welcome to the eras tour! it's the hottest ticket in town — taylor swift's world tour, which comes to the uk later this year. th

have more time to talk about this, because coming up sighs greta up as the echr sighs with greta thunberglimate change breaches human change inaction breaches human rights, set rights, does this now set a worrying and is worrying precedent and is unshackling ourselves from the unelected court a must? unelected european court a must? so next, though, is the gb news exclusive right from the beaches of northern france. channel migrants are injured in escalating violence, with cops forced to retreat as they try stopping dinghies from launching. should we fear that violence coming to britain? i go live to a french councillor from the migrant hotspot of dunkirk. he's going to tell us what is really going on over there is patrick christys tonight we are on gb news. welcome back to patrick christys. tonight i will bring you tomorrow's front pages. hot off the press very soon. by the way, i've just had advanced signs of one of them. some lively stuff on there. but first, it's a gb news exclusive. six migrants have been injured in the wave of asylum in the latest wave of asylum seeker violence in n

greta thunberg described her arrest as "peaceful".that nobody else tries to block this highway. the ai2 in the hague. let's turn to some important news around the world. taiwan condemned the bolivian government for sending a message of sympathy for the island's recent earthquake to the chinese government in beijing. china claims taiwan as part of its own territory — and insists other nations should take the same position. taiwan's foreign minister accused bolivia of acting as the puppet of beijing. an investigation's under way after a passenger plane clipped another another on the ground at heathrow airport. a stationary british airways plane, with 121 passengers and crew on board, was hit by the wing of an empty virgin atlantic plane, which was being towed at the time. there are no reported injuries and the incident caused minor damage. and italy's mount etna has been sending rare smoke rings into the sicilian sky. a new crater opened on the summit of europe's largest active volcano leading to an unusual display of vortex rings. they

greta, love your show. in iowa we have a specific governor who is very much telling women what to do with abortion rights. i also believe -- i was on a plane with a banker, talking about how you deal with your money and what you do with your money and how you use your money . he said he was afraid the biden administration would have too many regulations. then i said to him wouldn't it be interesting if jared kushner had the point to tell you how you have your abortions are not and how to do your money or not. my question to the representative is -- how can people of solid foundations and good religious people, which they tend to lean towards the trump, i can't figure out how people with good values would go into such a state as we are doing with, you know, money and abortion. my question is, how do we get to this point with republicans, representative chu? and thank you for all the good you are doing, i appreciate the things you are doing. thank you, greta. guest: well, thank you. i'm the democratic represe

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greta thunberg described her arrest as "peaceful".s to block this highway, the a12 in the hague. are correspondence, and there. to australia next. more than 150 people have been rescued from floods in and around sydney. others have been told to be prepared to leave their homes because of the rising floodwaters. the region's main reservoir, which supplies most of the city's drinking water, is overflowing. there've been three days of torrential rainfall across much of eastern australia. people living in parts of new south wales have been told to stay indoors. our sydney correspondent phil mercer explained conditions were like now. at the moment, we know that there are two deaths that have been associated with these wild days of weather here in eastern australia. on thursday, a 71—year—old man was found in floodwaters near brisbane in the state of queensland. and earlier today, a man's body was found in floodwaters in western parts of sydney. now, the police here say that they don't know the circumstances of the second fatality but safe

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caller: hi greta. nice to see you. don't understand why we are -- these politicians keep saying ukraine is a democracy. it is not a democracy. zelenskyy has killed his opponents, his critics. he's allowed the neo-nazis to come into the military. was embedded with the ukrainian national guard. they worship bandera, who was also a neo-nazi. i don't understand why because he's jewish we cannot question his -- host: where have you read all of that? caller: 12, the internet -- well, the internet. host: you were single ukrainians? caller: the military is known to celebrate bandera, who was definitely in bed with the nazis and killed lots of people. host: john in oregon, independent. bill is a republican in michigan. hi bill. caller: the word of the day is proxy work. korea. proxy work. vietnam. proxy war. we lost again. now we are here. we are doing it again. why do we keep letting these lawyers who we put in as politicians keep killing our kids? it's a question we need to ask. why do we keep voting for these lawyers? host:

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i thought -- greta gerwig is just so amazing. i love the script. and so, we wrote "ken."do the whole thing. >> jimmy: how do you come up with "i'm just ken"? like, did that just come to you? or did you just like -- it's hilarious but yet also, it's kind of touching, poignant. >> well, that's what we were kind of hoping to do. because ken is like the character, and ryan gosling is just so incredible in the film. he's so ridiculous but yet, like, you feel all his pain, i feel like. >> jimmy: yes. [ light laughter ] >> and so, i was walking down the street and i don't usually write lyrics. i usually come up with the music. but i just had that line, like, "i'm just ken. anywhere else, i'd be a ten." you know? i just thought, like -- [ laughter ] -- this guy is so hot, but like, he can't get what he needs in life, which is the love of this woman. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so -- so, i came up with that line. i just went to the piano and just came up with some chords. and then my brother andrew, my songwriting partner came over and we wrote the rest of the song. >> jimmy: you actually

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here's climate activist greta thunberg speaking outside court after the decision.ver been more clear that the climate crisis will continue to de—escalate and endanger people as long as the people in power don't take sufficient climate measures. and europe, with its far—reaching responsibility, both historical and current, and substantial resources, failed to limit the climate crisis and do theirfair share. it is a betrayal beyond words. and today's ruling has made it very clear that the european states have a legal responsibility to take real climate action and to protect people and protect its citizens. it cannot be a political choice whether to respect human rights or not. it comes as leading climate scientists warn that the earth could be moving into uncharted territory. data for march shows record global temperatures for the tenth month in a row. the european union's copernicus climate service — which published the data — says it's still trying to understand why the situation has changed so dramatically. here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. global tempera

caller: hi, greta. hi, sam. i thought i would call in. it's in verse -- interesting, i had a conversation with someone a few days ago, asking if -- i have been hearing about the fisa , they were telling me kind of what sam is saying, this congress hasn't really bought in. but you know, as far as things that are like happening, from my understanding, obviously a huge amount of platforms are being utilized. fisa only controls a certain realm of it, listening to phone calls with americans. and i have heard stories, which i even recounted once on the phone with you guys, when you had another journalist about it, a person who objected to the phone call because they knew the conversation was going to maybe be heard in hawaii and they terminated the call, even though the person asking them to transcribe it said please transcribe the call and they said no way, because this is, this is that, these are obviously americans, or at least one person is american, because they are in hawaii. but i am curious about -- will there be legislation that will a

the movie, didn't it goes on greta gerwig's job to finish arc maybe it was the but it's someone's job and she's not doing it who else is doing okay i'm taking us out of barbie land a second and into the real world because my my colleague is the audience looking very nervous on every measure. girls and young women are beating boys right now in k through 12 education in college and in the labor market. and i'm just going to read a few statistics for every hundred bachelor's degrees that are awarded to women, 744 are awarded to men. the labor force. labor force participation among men in the us dropped by 7% in the last 50 years. even covid, there were 9 million men between the ages of 25 and 54 who were not employed. there are so many statistics i could pull from from k-through-12 education, but there's a lot of women i know. my age who say, great, no, not great, but let's not cry crocodile tears over this. other words, women were behind forever and, basically since the 1970s, we've sped up and now we're a little bit ahead. why we be so concerned about the fact that women are ahead and

but i read somewhere that greta gerwig saw you on "saturday night live" and said, oh he's perfect foralled like, "guy who just joined soho house," or something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i remember that, yeah. so, you're this guy that just joined soho house, yeah. >> like the first line was like sergeant blackout reporting for booty. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on. that's a great line. good job, alex. [ cheers and applause ] >> alex moffat. >> jimmy: that's a good line. >> who would have thought that greta gerwig was watching that going, like, "that's my ken." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, and it was just perfect. now that you're back in the show the third time, a little less nervous? >> thank you, alex. you got me the job. thank you. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. are you less nervous now doing it for the third time? >> i'm more nervous. >> jimmy: you are? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you are -- >> well, because now i know -- before i didn't know, now i know. >> jimmy: now you know what you goes into it. >> don't know. you know. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now you know. you're very john lenn

. >> caller: hi, greta. hi, sam. i thought i would call up. it's interesting, i just had a conversation with someone a few days ago about this. i was asking my friend, i have been hearing about the fisa stuff and i thought didn't make it past by -- [inaudible] and they were telling me kind of what santa say, that it's kind of been extended but, of course, congress hasn't really bought in. asou far as like things are happening, i i mean for my understanding, obviously there's a huge amount of platforms that are being utilized. fisaut really only controls a a certain realm of it, which is listening to phone calls with americans. and i've heard stories which a even could count once on the phone with you guys we had another journalist about it, a person who objected to the phone call because they knew the conversation was originated here in hawaii. and they terminate the call even though the person who was tasking the to transcribe said, please transcribe the call and he said no way because this, these obvious americans, or at least one person is

. >> reporter: director greta gerwig asked billie eilish to write her oscar-winning song for the "barbiemovie. ♪ i used to know ♪ but what if the next time a movie director wanted the pop star's music, they turned to a.i. instead? worried that will be the future, 200 musicians, including eilish, signed an open letter calling on tech companies developing a.i. not to make tools that infringe upon and devalue the rights of human artists. some of the biggest names in the industry from stevie wonder to nicki minaj and even the estate of frank sinatra sounding an urgent cry, the assault on human creativity must be stopped. artist rights alliance is behind the message, also concerned musicians' work is being used to train a.i. models without their permission. >> it's exciting to think about what a.i. can do as a tool in the creative process. the issue here is when human artistry is actually being replaced. ♪ my heart on my sleeve ♪ >> reporter: last year this totally a.i. generated song stunned drake fans. tennessee passed the elvis act, a new law making it illegal to replicate an artist's voic

greta thunberg described her arrest is peaceful.hague. taiwan has condemned the bolivian government for sending a message of sympathy for the island's recent earthquake to the chinese government in beijing. china claims taiwan as part of its own territory china claims taiwan is part of its own territory and insists other nations accept this position. taiwan's foreign minister accused bolivia of acting as the puppet of beijing. our asia pacific editor michael bristow has more on the story. on the face of it, quite an odd story, isn't it? but it's one of those quirks of international relations which sometimes arises. essentially, bolivia has a diplomatic relationship with china and it doesn't have official diplomatic ties with taiwan. now, that's because china insists that whenever it establishes official ties with any country in the world, that they can't at the same time have ties with taiwan as well. and that's because taiwan because china considers taiwan to be part of its own territory. so it doesn't want it to establish diplomat

caller: hello, greta. i think i'm calling on the wrong line. host: oh, ok. caller: forgive me. i'm so sorry about your situation that -- to happen to you. i'm so sorry. i'm native-american and we need help we are in a situation where we do not allow our officials to prosecute outside of our reservation. they rape our women, they do the same with our girls and now, the illegals are coming into one of the reservations that i have heard last week into montana. and they are bringing drugs and since the reservation is large, they don't have enough police to patrol, you know, and those drug dealers are very smart. they call the police and say oh, we need help over here. and the police go there and of course, they do their dirty job elsewhere. so, what the supreme court and all the officials from washington have to do is get this done. give us the authority to prosecute those who do awful stuff to us and we've been begging for this and there were two -- i'm sorry, i'm getting so loud -- host: it's so loud. alicia, we understand. guest: yeah, and thank you for sharing that. and we do n

but still, you know, i don't i'll never be on the level of, you know, like, greta gerwig. yeah, yeah, for sure for them. but that's okay. that's all right. >> that's totally okay. you know, inside their hearts, they're so proud of you. and honestly, like in, you know, somebody else like taylor swift, i know she's probably been to the white house, but you were just at the white house too, right? representing there at the state dinner that president biden hosted for the japanese prime minister. >> yes, yes, it was a beautiful state dinner. yes. it was, so decadent and, you know, really inviting, i think, to have, prime minister kishida there and his wife, was a really nice showing of friendship and, collaboration and connection, you know, to between us and japan. so it was really a beautiful evening. it's just kind of takes you back. you have live music in almost every room and corridor you're walking down, so, yeah, it's kind of a dream, really. >> yeah. it's surreal. right. but can we pause? i just want to look at that dress that. i'm just going to admire that for a moment

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climate activist greta the man.limate activist greta thunberg has been detained by dutch police during a demonstration in the hague . demonstration in the hague. thunberg was put in a large bus by officers along with other protesters, who tried to block a major highway into the administrative capital of the netherlands. the 21 year old activist was protesting against the dutch government's fossil fuel subsidies. the dutch government's fossil fuel subsidies . a conservative fuel subsidies. a conservative mp . says he was the first mp. says he was the first whistleblower to alert police to the parliamentary honey trap sixteen scandal. bosworth mp, doctor luke evans says he was the victim of a cyber flashing as the metropolitan police launched investigation launched an investigation into unsolicited messages with leicestershire police on thursday. tory mp william wragg told the times he'd sent intimate pictures of himself to someone on a gay dating app, and was then manipulated into providing colleagues phone numbers.

a sanctions that were rolled back a few years ago when he run greta agreed to the nuclear deal with world major powers. we did also hear from the us deputy and bastard. he did not mention sanctions directly, but did say that the us would be looking at what they could do within the security council the coming days to further take action against you around. so we'll be having to watch that very closely in terms of the conclusion of the meeting, there was no consensus in the security council to issue any sort of formal condemnation against the run. so essentially this meeting was a chance for all the security council members, including iran and israel were not security council members, but were invited anyway, of course, to issue their country statements on this. moving forward at this very, very delicate and sensitive time in the middle east, as everyone is calling for the escalation of the you and for us, the gabriel. thank you. all these ready government held several meetings throughout the day to discuss around unprecedented attack on israel, and whether or not israel would respond and t

christopher, greta, let me come to you first, because this actually ties in perfectly with the issueto be debating anyway, which is whether from , let's whether politicians from, let's call them class call them working class backgrounds, school backgrounds, state school educated , are given different, educated, are given a different, level of tolerance, let's say, than the classic eton public school boy set, because she has definitely been, under the cosh with certain areas of the media, let's say, in terms of this particular story, in a way that i don't think necessarily some of the boarding school, public school boys have. >> i think it works both ways, because i always say that there's this weird , catch 22 in there's this weird, catch 22 in politics where it's a dirty game. i expect all players to be squeaky clean, which is impossible. but then from as far back as when we were learning in school about gladstone and disraeli, there's always para political discourse about on socioeconomic lines, on class lines. it's part of the playing field. when you're in politics, who you are, w

caller: hi, greta. nice to see you. you know, i don't understand why these politicians keep saying ukraine is a democracy. it is not a democracy. zelenskyy has jailed his opponents, his critics. he has allowed the neo-nazis to come in. into the military. and was embedded with the ukrainian national guard. they worship bandera who is also a neo-nazi. i don't understand why just because he is jewish we cannot question his -- host: where have you read all of that that you just said? caller: well, the internet. host: you are saying all ukrainians -- caller: no, i'm saying the military, the as off battalion is known to celebrate bandera. who was definitely in bed with the not seas and killed lots of people. host: john in oregon. bill is a republican in michigan. hi, bill. caller: good morning to you all. the war of the datum is proxy war. let's go back to a little history. korea. proxy war. we lost. vietnam, proxy war. we lost again. now we are here. we are doing it again. why do we keep letting these lawyers who we put in a

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then greta who have grown to be fond of because she makes a mockery of herself continually rested notce this past weekend and now sunny for your hat in the ring sing these naturally recurring events like earthquakes i did my research the first 1 was in 1831 bc saying they stem from climate change or something they know she was dying when she said something she wanted to say racism dieting to say that. >> greg: it was either racism or trumpet then she was like what if trump wasn't born then. >> what awaits i cover your basis or something. >> greg: jamie you do that with punchlines. >> greg: what's your problem what a sensitive audience. >> hey, it's true. >> greg: jamie what are your thoughts on the view? >> greg: why are you being so quite about this get it out young men. >> am glad you asked i hate that show so much. what is the show prep they just go go is that the preshow like like i didn't realize all that happened on air i thought it was a behind-the-scenes disaster like a blooper that's crazy and we can disagree you say cicada i say cicada but if you like if the world ends first

and it's not hard to get a high school degree everybody has 1 except greta. it's a high school diploma for christ's sake at that age ever but he gets 1. how many times can you repeat calm me when you are 18. maybe i'm just resentful because nobody cared when i graduated from because of the tall -- cosmetology school i was class valedictorian and got the award for outstanding treatment in here treatment i came up with the first pubic hair straightener for inmates. it was called herod straight but if he wants to go to his son's graduation he should. graduations are like losing virginity it only happens a few times and trying to stop him and they will give him martyr status he's already like jesus and that he's the only 1 who can raise joe biden from the dead. just imagine if trump blows off a day of this dumb trial to watch his son graduate and they come to an arrest in. you want bad optics worse than the time jesse war leggings to sexual-harassment training. sure the liberals will cheer and jon stewart will joke about it on the daily show or tds. how did he sw

it reminds me of greta thunberg and her eco-warriors. i buy automatically a barrel of oil.fect of what they think it's going to have. if i am netanyahu, if i am the israeli government right now, i'm probably thinking, this is one of the best vote winners we could have actually for our cause, these people chanting "death to america" when they are very lucky to be in america with the freedom to say what they are saying. >> greg: these hamas holes are the same people in a different uniform. these are the same people that she cheered blm riots, the crime epidemic. everything that subverted the society they are behind her and when they are saying "death to america," they actually do mean it. this is a system that they believed is a oppressive. they are well organized. there are some very well done science up there that show up. once the cities decide to stop babysitting and let the cops do their job and start charging these people, a highway is in public property, right? it's not like a park. you can sit there. you are going to start seeing people take the law into their own han

climate activist greta the man.in the hague. thunberg was put in a large bus by officers along with other protesters who tried to block a major highway into the administrative capital of the netherlands. the 21 year old activist was protesting against the dutch government's fossil fuel subsidies. the dutch government's fossil fuel subsidies . a conservative fuel subsidies. a conservative mp says he was the first whistleblower to alert police to the parliamentary honey trap sixteen scandal. bosworth mp doctor luke evans says he was the victim of cyber flashing as he met as the met police launched an investigation into unsolicited messages with leicestershire police on thursday . tory mp leicestershire police on thursday. tory mp william leicestershire police on thursday . tory mp william wragg thursday. tory mp william wragg told the times he'd sent intimate pictures of himself to someone on a gay dating app , and someone on a gay dating app, and was then manipulated into providing colleagues phone numbers . so provi

i kind of agree with al and greta thunberg with al gore and greta thunberg that adapting that concentratingte change is admitting defeat in tackling climate change given we are change itself. but given we are seeing climate change now and people and dying people are suffering and dying around world a result, around the world as a result, it's important that it's incredibly important that governments put in suitable plans mitigate plans to mitigate the impacts coming fans the coming up. saudi fans on the lash football . well, i'll lash at the football. well, i'll tell you what the heck is going on there, bernard . i will bring on there, bernard. i will bring you the very first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages. don't go anywhere. this patrick anywhere. this is patrick christys tonight . but yeah. what anywhere. this is patrick crthis,; tonight . but yeah. what a? welcome back to patrick christys tonight. it's time now for the very first look at tomorrow's front pages. let's do it right. i'm going in with the telegraph. raina. i will quit if guilty over house row. and that, of course, is a

not to mention all the lawyers who became regulars on cable tv, greta van suth rn. you know kim kardashian but how about robert, her late father, who was o.j. simpson's friend and lawyer. and that celebrity culture gave us another link to the present day. back in his swinging celebrity days o.j. simpson traveled in the same circles as you guessed it, donald trump. he attended donald's second wedding to marla maples in december of 1993 and told reporters i think everybody in the country believes maybe their relationship can work. if this relationship can work. in 2008, 13 years after simpson was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife, donald trump wanted him as a contestant on celebrity apprentice, nbc executives unsurprisingly nixed that suggestion. but most importantly, the trial exposed toxic racial dynamics and issues around policing and police corruption that are still being felt to this day. the murders in simpson's trial came just two years after another trial that shocked the country in a different way and an alleged crime caught on tape showing four police offic

caller: hi, greta. i found you. the reason i am calling is it is unconstitutional and we should not be renewing it. host: why do you think it is unconstitutional to begin with? caller: it is spying on people without a warrant and invading privacy. the thing of it is that if 100 million people say and do something silly, it is still silly. founding fathers put the constitution together ironclad. i have watched over the years as congress and others have attempted to break that constitution. that constitution is ironclad. i don't think we need section 702. host: as a reminder from earlier this morning, section 702 allows intelligence agencies to conduct warrantless surveillance of non-citizens outside the united states. some can sneak in if americans are talking with non-us citizens overseas. data is collected and stored in a database that intelligence agencies can tap as part of other investigations. the concern is when american communications, emails, texts are caught up in these fisa investigations. bill in new jers

it reminds me of greta thunberg, every time they do their stupid stunts , i go and by.they think will happen. if i'm benjamin netanyahu, a from these early government and' watching the seeds, i'm probably thinking you know what, this is probably one of the best devote winners wefo can have for our cause is of these people chanting death to america one oe their very lucky to be in america with the freedom to stay with her staying. >> jesse: greg? >> greg: these hamas-holes of those same people in a different uniform, the blm rides, the climate epidemic, anything that they wanant to cut the air behit o what are the single death to america the domenech. it is a system they believe is oppressive and judge, they are well organized. v there's some very well done signs of their that just show up and once in the cities decided t to stop babysitting and let the cops do their jobs, start charging these people sitting in a highway, a highway is not public property. right? it's all like a park?can you can't sit there. i think you will start seeing people take the law into their own

would have happened without young people >> exactly, exactly that >> it wouldn't >> happen without gretaoung person who decided to start skipping school and have this lonely climate strike. and that caught the imagination of her peers around the world. and the one of the plus sides of social media. i also read about the very severe downsides of social media is that it can connect you to people around a shared cause bigger than yourself. it can create community that then when they went out into the streets and camped out into the halls of the senate on congress some shadow down the corridors of power absolutely helped move the needle on the most ambitious climate legislation. not only here, but around the world. and we can argue over the strength or weaknesses of that policy. but those kids deserve some credit, i think, and not just young people, but old people, elderly people. i don't know what you thought this week about the success in europe. and in a swiss court. the swiss grannies basically taking their human rights not to be overheated to court and winning exactly. >> that is sort o