john christy, climatologist at the university of alabama in huntsville. he he's also the state'sba official climatologist. doctor ,im let me start by playing devil's advocate. is it really so bad to overstate temperature increases actt makes people more responsiblyly or you're ascribing motive to what someone like like might say? and what i would say is , well,k let's just look a at the data as they are. t let's test the claims that people make about the climate t itself. i'm one of those peoplee that builds data sets to test . ose claims >> and as you can see fromha the one on the screen that was shown, the models or a theoryhe is not doing very well in describing what the climate is doing. >> the one thing for our viewers that the doomsdayers consistently get wrong is the temperature increase or what is it? well, i think it's more the natural disaster is that we hear about whether it's hurricanes or floods or so on . >> but if hur you took a very careful look with consistent data over long periods of time, you will find that these disasters are not incr

atmospheric science professor john christy from the university of alabama says recent climate model predictionsled miserably to predict reality. making them inappropriate to use. the miserable failure is displayed in this graphic you see here. the yellow line that you see is what the climate models predicted in terms of temperature increases over the past 50 years. the blue line, that's what happened. joining me now is the man who put the data together, climatologist at the university of alabama in huntsville. he's also the state's official climatologist. doctor, let me start by playing devil's advocate. is it really so bad to overstate temperature increases if it makes people act more responsibly. >> you are ascribing motive to what someone might say and when i would say. let's look at the data as they are. let's test the claims that people make about the climate itself. i am one of those people that builds data sets to test those claims and as you can see from the one on the screen that was shown, the models, the theory, it's not doing very well and described with the climate is doing. >> lau

but in the 3 shall go away because those really personal, christie and john mary can kill the 9 people of the engine tribes. when they bought the 15000000 african slaves to follow the north. 50000000 skews all dead, the pieces forgotten. this is the concept of what i call rushing. they want to be russians over the head generation to generation, to feel guilty and apologized for leaders hundreds of years ago that did not do anything even close to the evils that western leaders themselves. when modern phobia began to flare up, andrew was a university student who studied russia is friends, didn't understand why waste time on a week country with no same, everything changed on august the 8th, 2008. so, you know, put in, invaded georgia. democracies under threat, remember george w bush was crazy and mccain, of course, going crazy. mike. so i was against russian aggression, fresh troops. anyway, the georgia obvious that we know now that there was an exaggeration. we now know the facts and what happened. that was really initiated the attack against russia. peacekeepers and 16 bow capitol of so

let's bring in our panellists, john christie, a former adviser to george w wiles bush and a former adviserant to president bush i — special assistant to president bush i want to say two things here — bush i want to say two things here. numberone, iwas bush i want to say two things here. number one, iwas 31 here. number one, i was 31 years— here. number one, i was 31 years old— here. number one, iwas 31 years old when i started in the white — years old when i started in the white house and you have a remarkable room amount of responsibility. when you have an opportunity to advise the vice — an opportunity to advise the vice president and what i saw tonight, _ vice president and what i saw tonight, listening to the testimony of those who were in the capitol, those who were in the capitol, those who were in the vice — the capitol, those who were in the vice president's office with— the vice president's office with the secret service detail i have — with the secret service detail i have been in that office and my goodness i cannot tell you how _ my goodness i cannot tell you how many times. if

the primary conversation back then was jeb bush, john castic and so forth. chris christiemb in the same pattern and suggest to you that with the amazing success of top gun maverick we may have found the most likely outsider nominee for 2024. whether the democrats could tolerate a pro-american, pro-defense, pro-action figure person like tom cruise i don't know. i think he would beat gavin newsom in a primary in a heartbeat. newsom saying they out to be more like california. you look at the crime rate and the homelessness. by every measurable standard florida is a better place to live as is texas than california. >> harris: i want to get in there and just about every woman in america might rather have a poster of tom cruise than other people who might run. you talk about florida. gavin newsom spending money on ads in florida. but you have pritzker now and with his recent commitment to headline the florida democrats' annual gala this weekend, that is an interesting development. clearly democrats on the other side of the aisle are looking at that governor down there and how wi

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business news is up next with christy plots and is of course more on our website, d, w dot com and on social media where i'll handle is at dw news. i'm john driebe. the billing, thanks the with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families played on the syrian.

. >> john: the advisors are cherry picking quotes from larry summers, no questions about that. christie nome, great to have you in person. from south dakota. you've always been in that little box. an great to be here with you. >> john: the president resisting idea we slipped into recession because of a second consecutive quarter of negative growth. do you believe we are in a recession? >> i do, and what's interesting, he denies reality when the american public very clearly agrees that we can't continue down the path we are on. what he just talked about by spending more money, bringing forward more mandates on using energy sources that we can't even produce in this country right now, and then telling people they'll be paid for out of their pocket books by tax credits, while raising taxes on all of those individuals that supply them with the goods they need in their life, it's so out of touch with what every day americans are going through, it's hard to imagine someone advised the president to do this. and senator manchin, the turn around, i don't know how he survives at home. >> john: he

was implanted in the nation's psyche by john hersey's charisma account of the human suffering published in the august 31st, 1946 issue of the new yorker. christie's articles were developed into the best-selling book hiroshima and depicted scenes two horrible to imagine such as dress fabric motifs permanently imprinted into women's bodies and the burned skin of children hanging from their bases. the destructive possibilities of this new weapon were immediately portrayed on film for a popular audience that year. for example the truman white house depicting the bombing of japan title the beginning or the ads was provided by the president himself in an early interview make your film gentleman and put this message into your picture. it's called the men and women of the world that they are at the beginning or the end sherman. it was meant to suggest that the world was it a tipping point because the harnessing of atomic energy well in the senate treatment had formed the special committee to investigate the national defense program and sturge as its chair 1941 through 1945. talks with investigating all war plants truman had sent inspectors to find out wh

tushell, christie barnhart, johnny bellish, rosemary bays, erica holman and emma strothman for her help. on senator wicker's staff, james masell and many other people. senator schumer's staff, john cardinal, mike hikeman and megan tira for their hard work. but no one deserves more focus and attention than richard wayne chambers from my staff who worked on the last competes bill and then worked on darpa, knows seriously the challenges we face in getting this legislation done and getting it over the goal line. so i urge my colleagues to support this important legislation. we don't know exactly what innovations will come out of this, but we do know this, america will be more competitive because of it. and we do know this, that we will be able to grow our economy for the future because of the investments that we made today. i thank the president, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, all postcloture time is expired and amendment 5136 is withdrawn. the question occurs on the motion to waive. the yeas and nays were previously ordered. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: proo on this vote, the yeas -- proo on this vote the yeas are 64