one of the most vocal opponents of the agreement, oklahoma republican senator james inhofe.ne. thank you for being with me, senator. >> you bet, poppy. >> you oppose the agreement. you've been incredibly vocal. you've written a book all about this. why do you oppose what was reached in paris? >> if someone would read the book and go all the way through, then they would understand. i listened to mr. bronson. you know, poppy, i think he actually believes that, and these people have been talking to each other these 21 years. they all get together. the developing countries come and they expect billions of dollars to be spent and given to them so they can do something with their greenhouse gas emissions. there's nothing historic about this. there's no admission and so i don't know what's historic about it. one interesting thing, at the very last minute when the language was going to be developed countries shall continue to undertake economy wide emission targets. they changed that from shall to should. the reason, poppy, they did that was so they won't come back to the united sta

that question to senator james inhofe next. and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. >>> welcome back. we heard army sergeant bowe bergdahl in his only interview explain why he left his base and what it was like to be held by the taliban for five years. i want to bring in senator james inhofe, senior member the senate armed soim eed services committ. senator, thank you for being with us. you've actually said that bowe bergdahl should be charged with desertion. that's one charge he's facing. he's also facing another charge that would carry a penalty of lifetime in prison. i know you've been briefed on this podcast. in it we know he is alleging leadership failure in his unit and he left his post to draw attention to that. do you believe his explanation? >> no, i don't. he's had a lot of time to think about this and how he'll plead his case. that's exactly what he's doing. one thing that i get upset

considering that the chair of the senate environment and public works committee, oklahoma senator james inhofe, is the guy best known for doing this. >> we keep hearing that 2014 has been the warmest year on record. i asked the chair, you know what this is? it's a snowball. and that's just from outside here. [ laughter ] >> seth: though it would have been fun for inhofe to go looking for a snowball today, considering it was 68-[ bleep ] degrees in washington, d.c. [ cheers and applause ] today. for real. this is harry reid going to work. that's how he dressed. [ laughter ] that is very in step with his time. [ laughter ] nonetheless, this is obviously a huge story, and a historic diplomatic achievement. and when the french foreign minister made the deal official, he did so by banging the world's tiniest leaf gavel. [ laughter ] i get it, you guys. you're green. but the gavel doesn't have to be on message. still, no matter the gavel, applause broke out among the audience, which included world leaders, u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon, and yeah, you know al gore was there. there he is. [ appla