turns out john kerry is not willing to make the same sacrifices.which emits up to 40 times more carbon per passenger than a commercial plane. something makes me think this isn't just about climate, but government control. >> greg: we learned during covid that the more remote you are from your consequences, the more likely you will make people's lives worse. how casual he is about it, "you will get another job, doing what? who knows. there's a lot of jobs, anyway, not my problem. i just chilled your job." the other thing that bugs me is why him? why are we bringing back this stuff? it's weird to see him at all. these people never leave. joe doesn't know anyone under the age of 75, and you're telling me that there's nobody in america but him to do this job? it's like joe went up to the attic and found his old favorite play toy, a wooden soldier, and brought him down for everybody. >> katie: now he's got an excuse to go to paris. the ocean is rising and is don't they have an estate right next to the water? >> juan: i don't know. why does trump live in

we could go to zero tomorrow and the problem isn't solved. >> harris: john kerry sounding off on the o fight climate change but does he practice what he preaches? faa records indicate kerry's family own and operate a private jet which emits up to 40 times more carbon per passenger than a commercial plane. this may not be kerry's only climate faux pas. here is ari fleischer. >> when i hear john kerry talk about this particularly when he talks about the power of wind. remember, he is the man who opposed a wind project in nantucket sound because he didn't want to see the view outside his window. what hypocrisy for him to talk about green energy when he opposed a major wind project off the coast of nantucket. >> harris: power panel. david avella, chris hahn, former aide to senator chuck schumer. great to see both of you. david, i'll start with you. >> my goodness, harris. the worst part of this is the john kerry's advice he is giving to joe biden who now has destroyed more jobs in his first seven days in office than covid did in a month. if you make it harder for goods and products to get

and president biden, john kerry, and the whole gang company to be just getting warmed up. mr. kerry admitted yesterday that even if the united states somehow brought our carbon emissions to zero, it wouldn't make much difference in the global picture. that's because our competitors, including china, have already gone roaring past us. but there is one kind of cooling these policies will achieve. they will affect the job markets in communities all across america. in the state of new mexico, 65% of oil and gas production is tied to federal lands. by one estimate, 16,000 jobs will be on the chopping block in that stayed alone. that state alone next year if president biden's ban holds up. in colorado, it costs another 3,000 jobs and more than 40% of the state's natural gas production. as a kentuckian, i'm also familiar with the ways these democratic policies can hurt communities. kentucky paid dearly for the first round of these liberal policies under president obama. we have no desire to be subjected to a sequel, especially when john kerry says we should take the rate at which coal

thank you. >> senator ted cruz in texas slamming john kerry calling his remarks, quote, arrogant towardsn people. take a listen. >> john kerry in the same news conference you put up said we need to learn to make better choices. what an arrogant out of touch statement to say you little people, i don't like the choices you're making so your jobs go away and as john kerry said - the democratic elite have decided that blue-collar workers, union members, men and women with calluses on their hands have made the wrong choices in john kerry's words. todd: president biden taking heat for his deportation paz, a federal judge ordering a halt to the deportation freeze after 10 paxton filed a lawsuit against the biden administration. despite the when paxton says the battle is not over yet. >> back in court to ask -- 14 days to give us time to prepare for a permanent injunction so we need time into a 20 injury occurring to our state that we can't repair later during the time we are waiting to hear our case heard. todd: paxton argues the state would suffer imminent and irreparable harm if biden's order

internationally, former secretary of state john kerry is now the administration's climate envoy. he is tasked with read -- leading worldwide efforts to reduce carbon emissions and develop green technology. joining me now from copenhagen is the director of a partnership that advises developing countries on sustainable development. it's good to have you on the program. let me get your reaction to president biden bringing the u.s. back into the paris climate agreement. >> thank you for having me. it was a strong, symbolic act that he signed the executive order yesterday. the u.s. will now in a months time be part of the paris agreement again. they will still be participating, but with trump's view on climate, there has not been much active participation. when it comes to u.s. leadership oath internationally, but also looking at the climate, biden and harris -- we are seeing a path to domestic action, which you mentioned in the introduction also. a lot of my friends are quite optimistic because john kerry has the lead on international climate issues, but you can also see a number of

jesse: john kerry is an idiot. they are firing people and tell them to go make solar panels? did you know solar panel makers get paid half what the pipeline guys make? 11,000 jobs lost from canceling the keystone pipeline. 5,000 jobs killedilled because e stopped border construction. joe joined the squad and aoc loves it. >> i'm extraordinarily encouraged. i think the significance of president biden's executive orders communicate a lot. jesse: joining me, former acting dni and fox news contributor and ari fleischer. >> when she is brazen you, you better duck. you put your finger on the core issue. the media loves to cover words. the american people need to know results. the press covers joe biden's seemingly moderate words and gives him credit for it. but all this executive actions are far left from a policy point of view which kills jobs and kills opportunities as opposed to what they inherited. prepandemic we had the lowest poverty rate since 1959 for people without high school degrees. we need to go back to those days and not kill jobs and wages with these regulations. jes

charles: biden's climate envoy, john kerry, says don't worry to the thousands of oil and gas workerscould lose their jobs under the new climate orders. here's how texas senator ted cruz responded when he spoke with maria on fox news prime time. >> -- that the democratic elites have decided that blue collar workers, that union members, that men and women with callouses on their hands -- call us on their hands, they've made the wrong choices, in john kerry's word. that is not a unifying message. it's not doing the job we should be doing fighting for working men and women in this country. maria: i know that when businesses are faced with new expenses, a new regulatory backdrop which involves higher cost, that consistents into earnings. the first thing the they do is look to where to cut the fat, where am i going to cut back because i'm facing new fees, i'm facing new regulatory hurdles. are you expecting business to look at these new regulations around climate and say, well, i'm going to have to cut here, i'm going to have to cut there, and we know that the oil industry is not just one

you would think john kerry would have addressed this before.ly considered for this position for a long time. sure enough, that's not happening. ainsley: all right. so let's talk about school closures because of covid. in this one county in virginia loudoun cut they are trying to decide how they are going to reopen and they closed for distanced learning after 19 people in the district got covid. the parents are furious because here we are months later, so many counties have learned to reopen safely and they had a meeting yesterday. the board is going to vote on tuesday whether or not they are requesting to let k through 5 go back to school. the middle school and high schoolers have already decided they are going to go back on march 3rd. the parent are frustrated. they are able to come in one at a time it appears to the podium and talk to the school board. this man is so upset because his child or children in the district are at home, not with their friends. they are having to zoom to talk to their teachers and he has had enough of it. he is sick

let them work elsewhere, john kerry exclaimed, you know, saying. it is a worthy sacrifice. a worthy sacrifice, according to jennifer granholm, where is her sacrifice? and just go out and find another union job, says the ever really experienced mayor pete. mayor of south bend. the party who claims to have a monopoly on compassion for all of us, i'm not seeing much compassion at all for all these hardworking americans that are anxious and can sleep tonight, worried where the next paycheck is going to come from, and wondering whether or not it will ever be able to replace the good jobs you just took from them. and remember, these job-killing policies didn't go through congress. stroke of a pen, thousands and thousands unemployed, because joe biden, listening to thean radical left that controls him. he did it with a stroke of a pen. a few months ago on the campaign trail, there was biden, he was claiming that governing by executive fiat was something that dictators do. no, we've got to get the votes, he said. this is a democracy. what happened, joe? in case you forgot. which is

john kerry joins me now. welcome, secretary kerry. >> glad to be with you.inviting me. >> so let me first ask you, do you think that we have the time to actually ramp up not just rejoin paris but to do more? because as you know, many climate scientists believe that the 2050 goals are just too inadequate now for the challenges we face. >> well, the goals thus far have been inadequate. the goal out of paris -- the goal of achieving a 1.5 degree limitation on the rise of earth's temperature is absolutely the appropriate goal. but the current promises of countries through the paris agreement are in insufficient to get the job done. but you were asked, do we have time to be able to do it. yes. scientists three years ago said we have about 12 years within which to make the decisions that would avoid the worst consequences of climate crisis. we have used up three of those years without the trump administration doing anything, in fact, working against those efforts. so now we have nine years within which we have to make key decisions and actually less because obviou

you would think john kerry would have addressed this before.red by this position for a long time. todd: the white house did not respond to fox news's request for comment. needed to the vehicle by which the jet is employed to the sky. keep in mind 40 times more carbon used by private planes than commercial. with that this situation in san francisco is something else. folks, the san francisco board of education plan to strip names from school of historical figures, 44 of them in fact. my question is how much will things improve based on this move by the san francisco school board? >> i am going out on a limb. sometimes you take chances. i think lincoln was a good president. to change the name is quite remarkable considering what he did for basic human rights and freedoms for people regardless of color i don't think we want to be changing that name and paul revere is going down as far as the school is concerned and even diane feinstein is going down. it is amazing we are concentrating on changing school names instead of opening to your point schoo

, men and women with calluses on their hands, they've made the wrong choices in john kerry's words. well that is not a unifying message and not doing the job we should be doing fighting for working men and women in this country. >> maria: i know when businesses faced with new expenses, new regulatory which involves higher cost, that cuts into earnings. the first thing they do is look to where to cut the fat. where mike going to cut back because i'm facing new fees, new regulatory hurdles? are you expecting businesses to look around the regulations of climate change and i will have to cut here, i will have to cut there. we know that we'll industry is not one segment. there is a lot of indirect exposure throughout the economy and business that gets touched by this. >> that is exactly right and the nobility of the elitist left is they show how noble they are men willing to give away your child but notice it's never their job they are giving away. never they are silicon valley billionaire supporters. it's never wall street. it's never hollywood. if they are willing to give away someone

critics coming out by an on my john kerry after faa records show kerry's family still owns a privategenda to admit more than 40% more carbon as commercial flights. we aren't asking him to live in a speech health, but is this too hypocritical for his role? >> miranda: how outrageous. he's running around preaching to the rest of us about carbon emissions that he would do about his own close to home, and is reminiscent of al gore, who is an enormous tennessee would basically's at the same as 21 years of the electricity the average american uses. we saw them flying into jets to the inauguration, we had that thing a couple years ago with celebrities like leo dicaprio taking the private yachts and debts. they are hypocrites. it's about what's good for them and it's the little people who have to curb their lifestyle. >> emily: dagen? >> dagen: instead of limousine liberal, they need to change it to "private jet progressive," or just pj progressive for short. the message from john kerry's career is marry somebody rich. that's his greatest accomplishment. >> emily: [laughs] harris? >> harris:

tonight, the president's new climate envoy, john kerry, told the bbc that this autumn's internationalether" to deal with the crisis. he was speaking to our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt. if ever america needed a warning of what climate change could mean for the country, it got it last year, with record wildfires and an unprecedented series of hurricanes. there is no time to waste, president biden said today. we can't wait any longer. we see it with our own eyes, we feel it, we know it in our bones, and it's time to act. and by appointing one of the country's most senior politicians, john kerry, as his climate envoy, joe biden is demonstrating once more that tackling climate change will be at the heart of his presidency. it is clearly one of his very top priorities. it's why he rejoined the paris agreement within hours of being sworn in as president. it's why today he's issued executive orders, mobilising every department, every agency of the united states government to focus on climate. california has experienced record droughts, as well as record fires, in recent ye

and by appointing one of the country's most senior politicians, john kerry, as his climate envoy, joeiden is demonstrating once more that tackling climate change will be at the heart of his presidency. it is clearly one of his very top priorities. it's why he rejoined the paris agreement within hours of being sworn in as president. it's why today he's issued executive orders, mobilising every department, every agency of the united states government to focus on climate. california has experienced record droughts, as well as record fires, in recent years, evidence that even one of the richest states in the richest nation on earth can't immunise itself against the kind of weather climate change is expected to bring. heat, cold, all of thesei weather patterns aren't in and of themselves that strange. - it's the frequency with i which they're happening, and how unpredictable everything is, - and it's very difficult for a farmer. - john kerry was instrumental in negotiating the landmark global climate accord in paris in 2015, when he was president obama's secretary of state. he says a key o

kimberly how could a school for assault from washington with a message from john kerry in his 1st major speech as the special climate envoy john kerry made it very clear that he believes that the united states and the world is behind target when it comes to combating global climate change but he also said that the united states is serious about turning it around saying that the biden ministration has laid out very ambitious goals in order to do that including transitioning to 100 percent renewables by the year 2035 he also said and with some humility he pointed out that given the last 4 years of the truck administration's policies that the united states has been largely absent from this fight but under a biden administration he promised that everything will change. and president biden knows that we have to mobilize an unprecedented way to meet a challenge that is fast external rating and he knows we have limited time to get it under control but that reason united states immediately rejoined the terrorist agreement and we intend to do everything we possibly can to ensure that comp 26 res

reporter: and by appointing one of the country's most senior politicians, john kerry, as his climatee biden is demonstrating once more that tackling climate change will be at the heart of his presidency. >> it is clearly one of his very top priorities. it is why he rejoined the paris agreement within hours of being sworn in as president. that is why today, he has issued executive orders mobilizing every department, every agency of the u.s. government, to focus on climate. reporter: california has experienced record drought as well as record fires in recent years, evidence that even one of the richest states in the richest nation on earth can't immunize itself against the kind of weather climate change is expected to bring. >> heat, cold, all of these weather patterns, aren't in and of themselves that strange. it is a frequency with which they are happening and how unpredictable everything is. and it is very difficult for a farmer. reporter: john kerry was instrumental in negotiating the landmark level climate accord in paris in 2015, when he was president obama's secretary of state.

john kerry, i have a message for you. scrap your plane.t don't sell it, because somebody else will be leaving a carbon footprint. i want you to take it and have it dismantled and show that you mean it. you are going to sacrifice like you are asking the american worker to sacrifice.d don't hold your breath. >> pay your taxes on that boat. pay your taxes on that boat in rhode island. remember that story? pay the taxes on that too, buddy. >> sean: and put those windmills outside the kennedy compound. all right, turning to a fascinating story on washington. i've been watching this all day. can't stop. so gamestop, their shares are through the roof, up, what, like 300% after a group of independent small-time retail investors banded together to outsmart major hedge funds like melvin capital. they were shorting in what is now being characterized as a full-fledged populist uprising against the wall street establishment. here to explain all of this, fox business editor lauren simonetti. i kind of love the story because they have t

and i am absolutely confident that with president biden and with john kerry working on this issue, weraordinary progress over the next four years. 0k, richard. well, look, this will obviously be one of the foreign policy and domestic priorities of this administration, reentering the paris process will be the least of it. i think the real question will be what sort of our regulatory policies are introduced in the united states, what sort of policies are introduced to increase research and development and public support for green technologies? but the short answer is yes. climate will no longer be... not only will you not have an administration that opposes serious work on climate issues, but i think what you'll see is it won't be compartmentalised. climate change policy will be seen throughout domestic and foreign policy. so this will be one of the planks, if i can put it that way, of mr biden's approach to the world, i would predict. so you both think that america can take the lead, recover its standing on the world stage when it comes to climate change? you both think it can underjoe

particularly my best buddy, john kerry. asking a former secretary of state to come back and do this, i know it has been a big ask. it is my fault. i was going to blame kamala as well. vice president harris: why not? [laughter] president biden: i don't think anybody knows more about the issue. and the damage that has been done by some of the executive orders from the previous administration. we will get to it. today is climate day at the white house, jobs day at the whe house. we are talking about about american innovation, products, labor. we are talking about the health of our families, cleaner water, cleaner air, and the health of our communities. it is a future with enormous hope and opportunity. it is about coming together in the moment to deal with this maximum threat that is now facing us, climate change, with a greater sense of urgency. we have already waited too long to deal with this climate crisis, and we cannot wait any longer. we know it in our bones that it is time to act. and i will put this parenthetically, i

investments to help make the switch affordable for communities internationally former secretary of state john kerry is now the administration's climate envoy he's tasked with leading worldwide efforts to reduce carbon emissions and to develop green technology. joining me now from copenhagen is john christensen director of the un e.p. d t u partnership they had binds developing countries on sustainable development it's good to have you on the program mr christensen let me ask you let me just get your reaction to president biden bringing the u.s. back into the paris climate agreement. yeah thank you for having me and of course it was a very strong symbolic act that they gave us the decree signed yesterday and it was immediately also transmitted to the un and us for not a month's time be part of the pair's agreement again and maybe they will still be participating but of course the terms real and climate hasn't been much active but as a patient and. already last night the u.n. secretary general welcomed the u.s. backed by the u.s. leadership both internationally but also looking at with a climate plan

presidential climate envoy john kerry says getting china to the table is key. so, blinken's view on human rights makes complicate the effort on climate. >> how do you cooperate with china in climate change when you say you agree that it engaged in? >> the interest of china and the interest of the united states and countries around the world to make concrete progress in combating global warming. >> close to 90%, about 88, i guess, of all of the missions come from outside our borders, too. so the whole world has to come to this table together to solve this problem. >> shannon: by the way, tonight, foxnews.com is reporting that the kerry family

and by appointing one of the country's most senior politicians, john kerry, as his climate envoy, joeiden is demonstrating once more that tackling climate change will be at the heart of his presidency. it is clearly one of his very top priorities. it's why he rejoined the paris agreement within hours of being sworn in as president. it's why today he's issued executive orders, mobilising every department, every agency of the united states government to focus on climate. california has experienced record droughts, as well as record fires, in recent years — evidence that even one of the richest states in the richest nation on earth can't immunise itself against the kind of weather climate change is expected to bring. heat, cold, all of these weather patterns aren't in and of themselves that strange. it's the frequency with which they're happening, and how unpredictable everything is, and it's very difficult for a farmer. john kerry was instrumental in negotiating the landmark global climate accord in paris in 2015, when he was president obama's secretary of state. he says a key objective

i mean you can talk what you want to as john kerry did today about wanting to address climate change,ology. instead, a recipe to just kill one of the most thriving areas of the american economy over the past decade, which is of course the arena of natural gas. going to all these different workers and saying they will need to learn the code or learn to make solar panels is not really a solution. there is another area that speaks to what is going to be an ongoing dynamic with the biden administration which is they talk a good game when it comes to satisfying what progressives want to hear from them. but when it comes to actually implementing the policy, they are not willing to go quite that far. so you already saw a carve out within this four tribal lands, something that will be a big issue going forward. and that will continue to be an issue for the biden administration to satisfy left flank while still speaking to the corporate orders they have. >> bret: you mentioned john kerry, former secretary of state, now climate advisor, claimant's are talking about and asking the question about

actually was good for me but john kerry look you have to understand why you can't fly a commercial be difficult for him going to an airport with all the fans like justin bieber who can never get through there. you have to get rid of it. if the mission is that important yet to get rid of his own jet. don't worry john you can learn to fly. with the technology i just wanted to say i agree it's not there yet but the only way it will ever get their is innovation and the way we can have innovation is capitalism. not taxation and regulation. that's not the way to do these things. if you truly care about the environment you have to be a capitalist. greg: that's so true. screen. >> it's easier to tell the 55-year-old dude who's been nothing but working outside hey by the way forget your mortgage. you are building solar panels now. greg: you will have to move and i think most of them are made cheaply in china so you'll have to learn your mandarin and how do you get rid of an old solar panel? it's super hard, tyrus. >> i would imagine they need a big eyed to get up and carry it out. i've got tha

even as john kerry today admits the u.s. could "go to zero tomorrow in admissions and not solve climate change" because "90% of global emissions comes from outside the u.s. is a quote on trend". even though the fbi director already testified that the fbi is targeting left-wing writers. this as homeland security issues a new warning on domestic extremism. we will break that down. a profoundly moving human interest story. the families impacted by washington border policy. and angel husbands whose life was changed forever. shattered after an illegal alien took the life of his wife. more uncertain lockdown policy surfacing among the 50 states as lockdowns continue to drag on. we will show you the latest examples that may make your head spin. plus, more proof that lockdowns just do not work. thanks for joining us. i am elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪♪ thank you for joining us. you are watching the foxbusiness network. extending it now through the march. it could come in the next coming weeks. the 2016

take a listen to president biden's special envoy for climate, john kerry. this is what he had to say about that today. >> workers have been fed a false narrative. no surprise, right? for the past few years. they've been fed the notion that somehow dealing with climate is coming at their expense. no, it's not. what president biden wants to do is make sure those folks have better choices, that they have alternatives, that they can be the people who go to work to make the solar panels. >> so, that's an optimistic take. ofb the cost of doing nothing is

let's listen to the biden administration's climate envoy, john kerry.s asked about the biden agenda killing oil and gas jobs. listen to his explanation, watch. >> they could be the people who go to work to make the solar panels. i think workers are going to see that with the efforts of the biden administration they're going to have much better set of choices and frankly it will create more jobs. elizabeth: okay. let's show the scroll of the obama administration green energy failures. we have been here before 10 years ago, trying to plow government taxpayer dollars toward green companies that belly-flopped. so time and again, what is your take on this hans, what john kerry said? because he is getting heavily criticized coming off as elitist, your reaction? >> well, he should being heavily criticized for this. all of these increases in taxes will hit the middle class which already has been hit hard by the pandemic, that shut down the country, that economy is struggling, and making it more expensive for the middle class, for blue-collar workers, particular

when john kerry's family still own as private jet that pumps out more carbon emissions than a regularirliner. we have this story, janice dean on the shocking new report that governor andrew cuomo's administration covered up undercounted covid-19 deaths in nursing homes by a whopping 50%. governor cuomo ordered patients back into nursing homes. governor cuomo claimed this story was quote, conspiracy theories. janice dean was personally affected by this scandal. we'll talk to you about it tonight. parents nationwide are outraged as schoolchildren suffer at home while school board and teachers unions block reopenings, cdc, "jama," that magazine for the ama now say it is save to reopen with masks and social distancing. we have the local parent who called out his local school board for incompetence for hurting his children. parents are at the breaking point coast to coast. government workers caught turning vaccine, pandemic government money, your tax dollars into their own personal slush fund at hhs. they used it for routine office costs like hovering around furniture. the government think