with a pina colada here's an example of what i mean the headline is the headline from the huffington post california's wildfires this year have been breaking records the state is experience some of the biggest and deadliest fires in its history this year that article from twenty seven tape last year did they go down in the history books how often does everyone huddle under the blankets and take turns telling scary tales of the twenty seventeen fires. acting each year like these fires are a fluke that will never happen again that in and of itself is denying climate change it is lying to the american people in order to cover up that we are promoting a system. based on big oil big factory farming and big environmental destruction now you may be thinking well you can't prove these fires were caused by climate change donald trump says they were caused by forest mismanagement and. well the union of concerned scientists says the effects of global warming on temperature precipitation levels and soil moisture are turning many of our forests in the kindling during wildfire season in terms of forest fires over a

pina colada here's an example of what i mean the headline this is a headline from the huffington post california's wildfires this year have been breaking records this.

pina colada here's an example of what i mean the headline this is a headline from the huffington post california's wildfires this year have been breaking records the state is experience some of the biggest and deadliest fires in its history this year that article from twenty seven team last year did they go down in the history books how often does everyone huddle under the blankets and take turns telling scary tales of the twenty seventeen fires. acting each year .

with a pina colada here's an example of what i mean the headline is the headline from the huffington post california's wildfires this year have been breaking records the state is experience some of the biggest and deadliest fires in its history this year that article from twenty seventeen last year.

pina colada here's an example of what i mean the headline is the headline from the from huffington post california's wildfires this year have been breaking records the state is experience some of the biggest and deadliest fires in its history this year that article from twenty seven table last year did they go down in the history books how often does everyone huddle under the blankets and take turns telling scary tales of the twenty seventeen fires. acting each year like these fires are a fluke that will never happen again that in and of itself is denying climate change it is lying to the american people in order to cover up that we are promoting a system based on big oil big factory farming and big environmental destruction now you may be thinking well you can't prove these fires were caused by climate change donald trump says they were caused by forest mismanagement and. well the union of concerned scientists the effects of global warming on temperature precipitation levels and soil moisture are turning many of our forests in the kindling during wildfire season in terms of forest fires over a thou

of american and university and law school working for the aclu of northern california blogs regularly for the "huffington post" that authored two previous books freedom from speech and campus censorship in the end of american debate jonathan is from ethical leadership at the school of business holding a phd in social psychology from pennsylvania taught 16 years at the university of virginia prior to joining the founder of your morals.org and civil politics.org which are innovative platforms harnessing the power of the internet to do scientific research and to conduct outreach at the same time on the conclusions also the author of the happiness hypothesis and the righteous mind why good people are divided by politics and religion that is ray up there as the book you should read to make sense of the election but to my mind it is required reading who might appreciate some hard facts and data driven peer-reviewed statistical charts to help you in your journey to be a kinder and more intellectually rigorous person. that is the righteous mind is the title of that book. he is also cofounder of a politically diverse

this is the huffington post's take on it when it comes to michael afterti, he was arrested domestic violence allegations in los angeles. that is from the huffington post. in sann californiarancisco. go ahead. emily in san francisco. caller: can you hear me now? ok. i wanted to quickly interject i don't like macron. i think he was extremely cruel when the president was sitting a few seats away from where he was speaking and he insulted the american people about the award -- a war we lost fathers, husbands, sons, so many men died to save friends -- france. i think he has some kind of attitude that is not becoming a leader. host: the idea of the midterms and lessons for republicans, what would you say to that? caller: i think the democrats are pushing. for days andlaws days, adding people that are not citizens, adding people that just don't belong and this es was involved, but there are many other people involved. i think we have to do something about -- about that particular county so our elections are fair. , he has been bush around when this was happening before and many other people in florida protesting. host: that is emily in california. tweetom cnn sent out a and it

on i'm joined by barbara boxer, from california, the president for the center or community change action and laura bassett, politics reporter at the "huffington postenator, let me start with you. you've known senator pelosi a long time. i don't get what this fight is about. it is sort of mystifying to me. the people that have signed the letter are generally in the center right of the caucus. so it doesn't seem to be an ideological angle, and there is no actual opponent yet. what do you make of this? >> well, i'm going to try to demystify it for you. i served ten years. part of the time nancy and i shared the reputation of san francisco. she is the best of the best, just as a human being. and, you know, i often said to her, nancy, as she climbed up that ladder, it's really tough to be in leadership in the house. it was something i was never interested in, either in the house or the senate to go to the top of the echelon, because what you have to do is set aside your own goals, understand what everybody needs from you, understand when they can be with you, understand when they can walk away. look, there is nobody better at strategy. there is nobody