when al gore said that, that is right after john coleman challenged him. host: a few of your comments from social media. from twitter, this is joseph saying driving hybrid cars or doing some kind of climate change ritual will not affect the forest fires. jamie is saying one little country in the world, we are going to be the only country to regulate ourselves into poverty over an unproven theory while the largest polluters continue on. from tony in new mexico, without an environment economy. there is no life, no human life. it is not our economy, stupid. it is the environment. from mark, we are doing way too little, we act like all we have to do is stop burning fossil fuels it will help but it is delusional to think stopping greenhouse gases will save humanity area a few of your comments from social media. one more from the pew research center report from earlier this spring, looking at concern over climate change by generation in this country. among those who say addressing climate change is their top personal concern, 37% of generation z say that. that i

i only think allow me now to read the statement of the deputy prime minister john coleman, who mister president, i would like to begin by congratulating you on your presidency of the security council this month and express the satisfaction of my delegation in seeing france a country with which the democratic republic of congo maintains excellent friendly relations leading the deliberations of the security council. because i would also like to take this opportunity to express to the council, the gratitude of the people in the government of the d. r. c. for the efforts that have been made by the united nations to preserve these sovereignty and territorial integrity of my country and to guarantee that he can live in peace and stability to me. i would also like to thank the counsel for having invited the presidency of the african union to take part in this important meeting with mister president, united the grid. if the open renaissance, stan, or germany is situated on the blue nile, approximately 15 kilometers away from the sudanese quarter, its main purpose is the production of electric

when he came on, when al gore said that, that was right after john coleman challenged him into othercientists to a debate. host: that is harry in pennsylvania this morning. comments from social media and twitter, this is joseph, saying that driving hybrid cars or doing some kind of climate change ritual will not affect the forest fires in california or anywhere else. jamie saying that one little country in the world, we will be the only country in history to regulate ourselves into poverty over an unproven theory while the largest polluters continue on. this from tony in new mexico saying that without environment, there's no economy, no human life, so shouldn't it be it's not the economy, stupid, it's the environment. this from mark, saying that we are doing way too little, we act like all we have to do is stop burning fossil fuels and everything goes back to normal. it will help but it is delusional to think stopping greenhouse gases will save humanity. just a few of your comments from social media. one more from the pew research center report from earlier this spring, looking at th

was it gary coleman, john quincy adams, james madison, jimmy carter or danny devito? madison was a tiny, tiny boy. he was like 5-foot three and 100 pounds or something. kennedy: he was 5-foot four and you are correct. now time for contestants to t track their luck. double or nothing. double your points get a whole lot of nothing. here you go. >> i can double my.on the barometric g petrick the day jfk got shot. this is exciting. [laughter] kennedy: george washington was elected president with one 100% of the popular vote. he was elected with a 0%second-highest percentage? thomas jefferson, james monroe, ronald reagan or joe biden? would you like to press your luck? >> i would and it's ronald reagan. kennedy: you are at zero now. it was james monroe. 80.61%. [laughter] >> ridiculous. kennedy: jessica. >> the first time you answered with something other than zero. kennedy: which presidents face is on but 2-dollar bill? thomas jefferson, john adams, franklin roosevelt or martin ben brown what you like to put tried your look before your answer? >> no. kennedy: you don't wa

coleman. [laughter] john quincy adams, james mattis, jimmy carter or danny devito?e -- 48 you are correct. now is time for our contestants to prez your luck. it is double or nothing party can double your points or get a whole lot of nothing, here you go. >> i can double my points on the barometric pressure on the day jfk got shot this is exciting. [laughter] 's before george washington was elected president with one 100% of the popular vote. who was elected with the second highest percentage? thomas jefferson, james monroe, ronald reagan or joe biden would you like to prez your luck? >> i actually would edit see ronald reagan. so far jimmy you are zero now it was james monroe 80.61% of the population. [laughter] this is ridiculous. [laughter] kennedy: jessica x is a first time you answer was something other than zero. kennedy: jessica which presidents faces on the 2-dollar bill? is it thomas jefferson, john adams, franklin delano rose or van buren question work which elect to prez your luck before you answer? >> no. kennedy: you do not want to prez your luck? >> i r

. >> john: it's been a tough season so far. christina colemanr hitch. now dr. fauci is talking about a possible booster shots. if you are vaccinated, what you need to know. >> john: if you have billions of dollars and nothing better to do, how about burning your cash to get to outer space? some of the world's wealthiest man at her neck and neck in a race for space. ♪ ♪ this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> pharmaceuticals' meeting for officials today on the benefits of a third vaccine shot. dr. anthony fauci says it might not be the right time. >> it is entirely conceivable, may be likely that at some time we will need a boost. the boost you may want to get, what are the timetables, those are the studies going on right now. we are preparing full throttle if we need them. joining us now is a fox news contributor and emergency doctor. good to see you today. though they were saying they want to ta

might want to talk to her own lawyer about that, great reporting christina coleman, thank you very very much. we'll have john now i'm going to challenge him with two different huge stories, right? the trump organization story and of course britney spears and which one do you think i'll start out with? well naturally britney spears. so, john, that's what's curious to me. if she wanted to end this conservatorship or her lawyer, you know, was picking her brain and said all right you don't like this conservatorship, well why not file the paperwork to get that going? >> yeah, well number one, that is the question here and it's the same question, i think, you don't have to be a lawyer to ask that question. it doesn't make any sense. there could be a variety of reasons, neil, but one of them could be she maybe is not equipped to manage her own affairs, her own person. this is one of those cases where i know it's getting a lot of press but there's probably so much we don't know about this case, and that always happens in any kind of family case, conservatorship cases, so i just don't know the answer to the question,

coleman live for us in los angeles, thank you. jacqui: all right. joining us now to discuss the rising coronavirus cases and the delta variant is infectious disease doctor and senior scholar at the johnsank you for having me. jacqui: in your view, what is the data that you're seeing that's concerning to you? >> what we're seeing is that the delta variant, not surprisingly, is taking off among unvaccinated populations, and there are parts of the country where there are clusters of the unvaccinated and enough high risk people that it can make it uncomfortable in hospitals, for example, in springfield, missouri. but many parts of the country have enough high risk people vaccinated and they're decoupled from hospitals in crisis and deaths, and that's what we've been trying to do with this pandemic, make it like other respiratory viruses we deal with year in and year out. there are places like los angeles county where there are not many deaths and you still have cases. so the cases are still going to be there, it's just not going to have the same flavor as in the past. jacqui: the biden administration is calling this a pandemic among the unvaccinatedded, and a big piece of this is young pe