what exactly what a 40 exactly john kerry has so given john kerry's passed as secretary of state it hasn proven he gave iran our military secrets and betrayed the trust of our greatest ally, israel, negotiating that terrible iran nuclear deal, a lot of questions for john kerry and he should come before congress and be transparent and answer our questions. jillian: do you expect a response to the letter? >> i hope so. this is something a lot of americans, given the problems we are having with israel considering iran is giving hamas missiles to launch at israel. john kerry has a credibility issue it needs to come clear with u.s. congress. jillian: thank you for joining us. appreciate it. todd: democratic congresswoman called out for ducking a question about crt. >> don't think this is a congressional issue. jillian: t did how townhall exchange coming up. and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now i

john kerry is the same guy who gave the iran deal, just what we need is another iran deal with china, about this but the bigger concern for me with john kerry is he wasn't elected to anything, he wasn't semiconfirmed. unelected people in our government making big decisions. we've already lived through a year of that with dr. fauci and everything he did to our country and to our businesses and to our first moment liberties, so i think there's a host of concerns with john kerry being the claimant envoy going to china and negotiating nuclear deals, negotiating climate deals. we saw what happened in the previous at administration when he was involved in these areas. i think americans are rightly concerned, that's why we wrote this letter. >> laura: and mark, back to the big biting giveaway. he's also surrendering in this -- i think it's a 17 year following airbus -- a french jetliner manufacturer, they get huge subsidies from france and biden agreed to suspend tariffs for five years, cnbc reported last week that the e.u. was pressing the white house to end the trade tariffs imposed during

laura: you have been raising questions about john kerry's true role in the biden white house.e it is of paramount important we conduct oversight over your position as presidential envoy for climate and how it will impact the interests of the us especially where the role appears to intersect with us response to hostile foreign regimes such as the chinese communist party was what do you think john kerry will say to you for that letter and what is your suspicion about what he is doing? >> he's been to china once already. he's the same guy who gave us the iran deal, just what we need is another iran deal with china so to speak so we are nervous about this but the biggest concern for me with john kerry as he wasn't elected to anything, wasn't senate confirms, unelected people in our government making big decisions. we lived through a year of that with doctor fauci and everything he did to our country, businesses and first amendment liberties, there's a host of concerns with john kerry being the climate envoy going to china and negotiating nuclear deals, negotiating climate deals. w

john kerry is already on the suspicious list among republicans.at he has given this much power by president biden is very concerning. and i think he should have some type of confirmation level congressional hearing to where we could ask questions about exactly what he is talking 2 about and exactly what did he do and what did he tell iran when we were negotiating that terrible iran nuclear deal? >> gillian: interesting. we will definitely keep an eye and track on this, sir and tell us the progress in the future if any on this issue. but thanks to take time out of your busy day after three weeks. welcome back to washington. >> thanks for having me. >> gillian: you bet. so there is evidence mounting now that the democratic between moderates and progressives is in fact, getting wider. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez dismissing moderate democrats bipartisanship as "that old way of politics to signal an entire new way of doing business." we have the power panel to weigh in on that next. plus, remember this? >> i'm sorry, the last question i will

climate czar john kerry. what is your question? >> my question is what is john kerry doing?he taxpayer dollars? he was appointed by president biden to serve as the special envoy for climate issues. john kerry has been flying around the world having conversations in back channels with the chinese communist party. having conversation was with the iranians. sharing classified information puts israel in a very difficult position. most recently he was in egypt. he has a position that has a seat on the national security council. it was not a senate confirmed position so there is no oversight that was done when he was appointed to this productions want to know what is he actually doing? is it funded by the taxpayers? because the american people deserve transparency we do not want john kerry selling out america having conversations with our adversaries around the world. >> brian: right. he wants to get a climate change conference going up and running by november he wants everyone ready he was in egypt. i would love to get those answers. let's move on and talk about something else th

let's get into this knowledge cross live to john kerry after the ca, whistleblower. joining us live on the international today. great to see you. john. thanks for coming on the program with us. do you and pleasure? do you think we'll see more things like this in the future, or is this a card? the authorities can only play one's? oh no, i think we'll see plenty more of this if there's one thing that i learned in 15 years in the ca and then 2 years in a federal prison serving alongside organized crime leaders. it's that the weak link in their chain is communications. and the f b, i knows that smart people, at least people you would assume to be smart, have a bad habit, for example, of using the same cell phone over and over and over again. and that's how many of them get caught. well now they've graduated to encrypted apps, but it didn't occur to them that the encrypted app had been created by the f b i or by international law enforcement. you know, we're all worried about back doors in many of these apps. things like, what's app or signal? there are a lot. we worry about intelligence se

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if john kerry leads the issues then it would not be something i would be supportive of. i will let them know that in public and private. >> and then dad analysis so what do you think how did they do in alaska? what did you get from your front row seat? >> i think as secretary esper said they are clearly being tested that were year diplomacy is on full display they should have been ready for that. but i have not been one to go out there to criticize the secretary or jake sullivan the way they dealt with that they could have been stronger honor values that the chinese call themselves a democracy. that is a joke. actually that's not true they were week to a knowledge we have challenges. there is no doubt with our own citizens but let the chinese getaway to mention black lives matter there is a moral equivalence but overall i think the fact and then to regroup on that. and these are tough issues. overall the orientation i got readouts. they were pressing hard the need to continue to do that. >> congresswoman and murphy how the biden ministration is doing what was your person

here's what john kerry said about this this, at the u.n.at should still be alive today. the world should know we remember and care, so no one forgets the tragedy of otto warmbier. mike pompeo said it would be fitting reminder to the north koreans and the world that america will never suffer brutal dictators without responding, that we value life and we won't rest before those responsible for heinous actions like theirs have been confronted. is this a human rights issue and what would that mean if this does indeed go through? >> well, it certainly is a human rights issue because north korea is the most totalitarian state on earth, always at the bottom of all the rankings and clearly the regime doesn't like this. i think it's important because it's building momentum and the one thing, air, is you were keeping -- eric, is you were keeping this issue alive when there wasn't all this support for this. the bill to rename the street was languishing at the city council. it's great that everybody's got on board. and this shows there's moment mum to

those efforts were generally not supported with rare exceptions by the candidates, john kerry did not support the challenges to the election loss. in general, what we are seeing is far greater on the extreme right of election denial. it is of course being fueled by former president trump, who use the platform of the white house to claimant reading before the election happened. it goes back to august or even 2016 where he preceded his supporters with the idea the election was going to be stolen, really invested in the idea is going to delegitimize the election, the exercise of democracy. one thing i think is really important, i really like the three buckets of election denial claims. there is the issue of the rules changing. of course, this is something that sometimes comes up in other elections. but we saw in 2020, especially with covid, there were some rules being changed. sometimes by republicans, sometimes by democrats, but in every single case the campaigns were well aware of these rule changes. they chose to challenge some. they chose not to challenge some a good example was penn

john kerry says it is imperative to close the gap on finance when it comes to climate change.e in saudi arabia when here is pushing producers -- where he is pushing producers -- china has stepped up its campaign to rein in commodity prices. beijing is concerned soaring raw material costs threaten the economic recovery. state owned businesses have been ordered to control risk and limit their exposure to the commodities market. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much, indeed. we want to take you back to geneva. you are looking at a live shot coming from the room where president putin is going to be briefing very shortly after his meeting with president biden. the foreign minister in the room, you saw a shot have them there. looking at the body language, some of the reporters to look fairly calm. kailey: we know the expanded bilateral meeting wrapped up about 40 minutes ago. we await what president putin has to say. it

when they set it to do that, secretary of state john kerry and others in the obama administration wouldot even do freedom of navigation operations as they were gutting our military and readiness. our readiness plummeted. we have rebuilt that during the trump administration. the big issue -- we have not rebuilt that, where are they going to be on the military? you have members of the democratic party, bernie sanders, chuck schumer -- they put forward a bill and called it the defund the pentagon amendment. 14% across-the-board cuts. that is a part of the democratic party. where joe biden and sec. austin going to be when they put forward a military budget? it better not be weak, the chinese will notice. on huge comparative advantage we have right now -- again, the trump administration built up but it was built over many years. prior to pandemic, we were the world's energy superpower. produced more oil, natural gas, renewables than any other country on earth. this is an enormous, strategic comparative advantage, particularly as it relates to china who is extremely vulnerable on these issues

shows an overwhelming victory for democratic presidential nominee john kerry.r mother that, quote, all is lost. that data eventually proved to be just misleading. it was not right. democrats watched that night a the margins grew for george w. bush, especially in ohio. the key state to determine the winner in the electoral college. that is why kerry conceded when ohio finally did fall into the republican column. but some democratic lawmakers were not so quick to let things go. they aimed much of their anger to the election official in charge of ohio's voting, secretary of state kenneth blackwell who was also at the time a co-chair of the bush cheney campaign. a couple days before, congress was set to ratify bush's election victory, john conyers, then the ranking democrat on the house judiciary committee, released a report citing massive and unprecedented voter irregularities and anomaies involving kenneth blackwell. when it came time to certify bush's elect, maxine waters leaned in on that report when it came time to reject ohio's votes. >> democratic judiciary

i think john kerry is doing a great job for president biden, by the way.b in the united states has been solar installer, growing five times faster than average job growth. currently, the fastest growing job is wind turbine technician. the oxford policy review has found dollar for dollar, investments in solar and wind and evs and batteries and the green revolution creates three times as many jobs as continuing with these dirty and dangerous, devastating fossil fuels. meanwhile, the fossil fuel industry is still giving campaign contributions and lobbying and using the revolving door to try to twist the political systems here in the u.s. and elsewhere to do their bidding. and we just got to stop doing that. as for what individuals can do, become active as a citizen in our democracy, regardless of what political party you're in. by the way, a majority of republicans now favor bold action to solve the climate crisis. but the lobbyists have too many of the elected officials in congress in a hammer lock, threatening them if they don't do what the polluters tell t

this is, those efforts were generally not supported with rare exceptions by the candidates, john kerry did not support the challenges to the election loss. and in general, what we are seeing right now is far greater on the extreme right of election denial. it is of course being fueled by former president trump, who use the platform of the white house to claim rigging before the election happened. it goes back to august or even earlier, 2016 where he preceded -- pre-seeded his supporters with the idea the election was going to be stolen, really invested in the idea is going to delegitimize the election, the exercise of democracy. one thing i think is really important, i really like the three buckets of election denial claims. there is the issue of the rules changing. and of course, this is something that sometimes comes up in other elections. not to the extent we have seen this year, but we saw in 2020, especially with covid, there were some rules being changed. sometimes by republicans, sometimes by democrats, but in every single case the campaigns and parties were well aware of these

we remember how short lived, rob and john kerry became a true friend. only recently, surg, elaborate met anthony blank and in ra calvin. what do you make of their personal contacts? possibly i can even use the word chemistry. will they get along and how often do you think they will meet? yeah. especially well, i would say that they're not on the russian foreign with that american. oh it is last me was like we are working very constructively and i think everyone should you said we started with outlining our business with quite each of the counterparts just present to say a position and from the firm to read and to continue working. and it will be a live role. i'm just you know, i believe it was a good experience of a master and follow we know that he was asked to come back to moscow back in march . so it's almost been 3 months when it's mr. and torn up coming back and what is the result of the consultation that that have been held in moscow and the foreign minister? i know y'all discuss all of them goes well. i already found that the reason mandate i can

john kerry, when he was a vietnam veteran, asked the senate foreign relations committee, who wants to be the last man to die for a mistake? isn't that the dynamic here? once you've decided that us troops are going to withdraw, when i get it over with, is that not part of the problem though? because if they do withdraw and the taliban do make great gains, does not look like a failure? well, it's already a failure. what's the alternative to keep kicking down the can down the road? so you don't never have to admit failure to, to have the slow bleed of losing, you know, a soldier today, a soldier, tomorrow soldier and the next day, spending more money, not achieving any change. is that better that? i mean, that's not a leadership. leadership says, you know, i should take it as binds in this speech. i'm not going to kick the can down the road on this. been going on for 20 years. several us presence of both parties. at some point, somebody has to say, we've achieved whatever it was we're going to achieve. we've already achieved it. we're not going to achieve with 1000 or 2000 troops that wh

however, former cia analysts, john kerry acro, told us the way the authorities disguise public apps as being encrypted and secure raises serious concerns. i think we should all just assume that our communications, even our encrypted communications, are being monitored pretty much all communications apps can be used by law enforcement or by intelligent services, despite on average people in these organizations like an essay and g, c, h q, and cia there they're working on things that we we can only imagine we can only fantasize about. we have no idea the scope of the technology that they have access to. and so i don't think it's ever safe for the average person. the reason that they say they do it is that it's to keep us safe. it's to allow law enforcement to collect information on possible terrorist attacks or criminal activities. but that's not the way the constitution works. all platforms are compromised, and that's why we should always be so careful. in our private communications, european parliament has officially approved a cobit 19 digital certificate scheme. it will allow travele

that's substantially more than their investments in green energy. nevertheless, us climate envoy john kerry remains, are 8 seats, claiming pollution can be cut without any dropping living standards. you don't have to give up a quality of life to achieve some of the things that we know we have to achieve. that's the brilliance of some of the things that we know how to do. and we'll do. earlier i discuss the continued reliance on oil and gas with a panel of guests. we've got rich nations promising to slash emissions, but they're still investing billions in fossil fuels. why? where to do with economics? at the end of the day, renewable energy has been coming down in price and quite substantially over the years. but in a particular, in america, fossil fuels through what very well and of course, the 2nd biggest producer of carbon emissions in the world. and so a little bit to do with the comics, i don't think that we can achieve anywhere near the savings in carbon and, and change the trend of what's happening in global climate change that we need to without massive changes in the way that we con

whenever we were in a similar situationjohn kerry us similar situation john kerry us secretary similarerry us secretary of state and the tehran foreign minister would get together and bridge the gap. without the direct talks, this has created a lot of challenges for the mediators who are the europeans and russians and chinese, buts, again, they are pretty close and with political well, i think they would be able to overcome the remaining obstacles. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much for your time. thank you. meanwhile israel's new prime minister has said that the world needs to wake up to threat posed by iran. naftali bennett was speaking as he chaired his first cabinet meeting. raisi's election is, i would say, the last chance for the world powers to wake up before we're turning to the nuclear agreement and to understand who they're doing business with. these guys are murderers, mass murderers. a regime of brutal hangmen must never be allowed to have weapons of mass destruction that will enable it to kill not thousands, but millions. israel's position will not chan

those efforts were generally not supported with rare exceptions by john kerry. hillary clinton did not support questions about election losses. the exception we see now is far greater on the extreme right of election denial. it is being fueled by former president trump, who use the platform of the white house to claim rigging before the election ever happen. it goes back to august or earlier when he preceded his supporters with the idea that the election was going to be stolen and invested in the idea that he was going to delegitimize the election, the exercise of democracy. one of the things that is important, i like justin's three buckets of classifications election denial claims. there is the issues of the rules changing. this sometimes comes up in other collections, not to the extent we saw this year. what we saw in 2020 was there were rules changed because of covid. sometimes by republicans, sometimes by democrats. in every case, the campaigns and parties were well aware of the chant -- changes. they chose to challenge some, they chose not to challenge some

maria: just the other day on the show, they told me that john kerry is going to new york regularly andbank ceos into changing their strategies, taking on these new costs. but i want our audience to understand the cost here. what do you believe it is? >> well, maria, look, just for instance, look, an expert on carbon emissions, imagine your hometown community bank having to hire an expert for small businesses, which 50% of americans work for small businesses and i have seen this movie before, maria. i've read the book. i know the ending. it will start with our larger banks and then it will trickle down to regional and community banks for them to do the same. and for your hometown bank to hire a $200,000 plus expert a year to see the carbon emissions of the customers, that's the kiss of death for community banks. as we saw during the ppp process, maria, community banks play a vital role as do regional banks, as do our large banks in our economy. remember, a large percentage of loans to small businesses come from community banks so we need community banks and imagine hiring someone who do

trey: what leverage of the united states have with iran and what john kerry doing?'ve left a lot of leverage for the administration, a couple thousand sanctions on the iraniann economy. we built out of college and from friend and ally israel working to keep containment on iran to prevent them from having thehe money, resources and tools, all caps off when they flew palate iran a few years back break this up ministration was given an enormous amount of leverage to push pressure. you can see that enrichment, you can seek they are firmly committed to putting pressure back on the west to get more concessions at the table. this week the electric a felony as their new leader, he's got blood of thousands of people on his hands. it's not somebody we ought to be talking to, not a regime which are to be engaged with. we ought to continue maximum pressure and force the regime to change behavior. trey: i think what vexes people is they hear you say that and they believe you and they wonder why certain administrations are so insistent on negotiating with iran. he see rockets fly

this is -- those efforts were generally not supported with rare exceptions by the candidates, john kerry and hillary clinton did not support the challenges to their election losses. and in general, what we are seeing right now is far greater on kind of the extreme right of election denial. and it's of course being fueled by former president trump who used the platform of the white house to claim rigging before the election every happened. actual lesion it goes back to august, and maybe even earlier of 2016, where he preceded his supporters with the idea that the election was going to be stolen and invested in the idea that he was doing to delegitimize the election, the exercise of democracy. i will say one other thing i think is really important. i really like justin's three buckets of classifications of kind of election denial claims. there is the issue of the rules changing. of course, this is something that sometimes comes up in other elections, not to the extent that we have seen it this year. but what we saw in 2020, especially with covid, is there were some rules being changed. som

if you look at past presidential a elections, after a 2000 loss, al gore went away, 2004, john kerry,ney, hillary clinton. bottom line, he wants to stay relevant and a people close to him want his people engaged with him and not kicking the tires on ron de santis, chris scott, et cetera. that's my thought, keep his name in the mix, keep him relevant, hope when he decides to run in 2024 that they're still there with him. howie: the washington post says he may get the ideas from the former lawyers, sidney powell, from mike lynndel, it's still an important story, because it's impossible for a former president to be reinstated but it may rile up some members of his base. >> i think in this business we've seen that former president trump is typically good for business. a lot of our ratings went up when we were talking about president trump and so he has a knack for driving the story line. you saw a lot of those liberal hosts eager to talk about him, their ratings took a major dip when president trump left office. i think any headline they get that relates to donald trump and perhaps his po

climate envoy john kerry believes that some of these products are made by forced labor.o a certain extent, this is expected and we are planning on seeing the white house come out and announce this tomorrow. shery: how consequential would this be for the overall industry? emily: it definitely would have an impact on the solar industry. the solar industry, solar energy industries association says they built a tool recently helping to track manufacturers, making sure the materials they use are not coming from forced labor. solar -- has gone through a period of increasing cost. that can to lay energy, insulation, and prices have surged. being cut off from some of the supply could have an impact on industry as a whole and pricing for solar energy panels and other devices. shery: emily wilkins there in washington. the political tension between washington and beijing may be a boon for chinese tech, according to a head estate back private equity firm. the ceo thinks the tech disputes will not ease any time soon. it gives domestic players plenty of room to grow at home. he gave m

expression going, the proof of the putting is in the -- >> a senator aide to secretary of state john kerryow. maybe you can talk about what the bbtive of the meeting is. short amount of time with two leaders and huge amounts of staff work that go into it and they have to go in there and execute whatever. >> he was trying to basically go in there and lay down a marker whether it is cyberattacks, treatment of navalny or others. he wanted to on the record face to face. i feel like today's meeting was him laying down a marker of here is where we are and what we are go to try to work on together and if we can't get there, what are the consequences. he is willing to let putin see if he wants to engine under the terms. >> the rhetoric was with some of the high flown, you know, condemnations. it was almost game theoretical theory he was setting up. we are two players in the game that are going to have exchanges and let's try to both know what the other will do. that was a huge part of the development of nuclear diplomacy over the decades that we could have annihilated all humans on earth and it fe

everyone from greta thunberg to john kerry -- if we can shut down for a virus, we can shut down for climatet we are seeing. even academics in australia are proposing adding climate change to death certificates and bill gates had said the death toll will be greater. they are following every step of the way and it's not just a professor here or someone in academia. we have a major u.k. report coming out, an international agency report that came out calling for essentially the same type of lockdown. everything from restrictions ona your thermostat to restrictions on moving. you can only fly in a climate emergency when it is "morally justifiable." kind of like a lockdown, you have to justify going to the store for essential services. they are going after freedom ofw movement, going after -- going after everything it means to be a free person and turning it over to the administrative state. >> tucker: will this include shutting down the iphone factories in china? would china and india participate in the climate lockdown or is it you first america? >> as we know, the lockdowns have never been pro

of course john kerry is stupidly driving president biden towards a new deal with iran talking down sanctionsng them cash accepting unenforceable promises, no one in their right mind believes this is a good idea and i mean nobody, in washington, experts carry stands alone, why president biden stands on is a mystery to me. i bet you secretary of state lincoln has big reservations about this. but i digress we will cover that another time. as democrats become the anti-israel pro-iranian party we have had another flareup in washington from the far left crazies this one ilhan omar equated the u.s. and israel to hamas and the taliban this in a recent house foreign relations committee hearing. she and her squad friends have said this left-wing durable before after the hearing omar even went further tweeting, get this, we must have the same level of accountability and justice for all victims of crimes against humanity. we have seen unthinkable atrocities committed by the u.s., hamas, israel, afghanistan and the taliban. there you go, think about that. by wednesday evening a group of 12 house democrat

remember john kerry set i can't operate if i don't have a carbon spewing private jet, how can i get aroundto move my yacht over to rhode island, i shouldn't have to pay taxes, that is the way they feel, they have to be helping the poor people like us. >> nancy pelosi saying i need my hair done. i have to go on tv. ben: speaking of rising crime kamala harris managed to travel to the border last weekend i mention the reference criminal activity. cartels, human traffickers are only able to operate with impunity because of the policies of this administrating, john, you made a good point that it is not appropriate to call kamala after the border visit because she didn't go to the border. >> he didn't go to the border, she flew into the airport, went to a border patrol station, met with some immigration activists and went back foreign photo op and left without having seen anything, done anything or said anything of any consequence or substance whatsoever. ben: it was a typical kamala visit. >> less substance in mexico and guatemala. ben: i know you have been covering for many years the issue of

and what in the world is john kerry doing?what we left a lot of leverage for this administration a couple thousand sanctions on the iranian economy. we built out a coalition of gulf states our friend and ally israel all work to keep containment on iran to keep them from having that resources the tools of the things you never when they flew piles of cash iran if years back the ministrations give an enormous amount of leverage of pressure on ukraine. you talk about the enrichment you talk about they are firmly committed to putting pressure back on the united states so they get more concessions at the table. just this week they elected a fellow as their new leader. got the blood of thousands of people in his hands for this is not someone we got to be talking to is not a regime way out to be engaged with. we ought to have the maximum pressure to change his behavior. >> you know mr. secretary, what vexes people's you say that they believe you. they wonder why certain administrations are so insistent on negotiating with iran. he see

back in 2004 when john kerry, a democrat, was running for president, there were some officials, church he should not be receiving communion due to his support spoke abortion rights. president biden in the past has spoken about his own personal feelings about abortion. in fact in the 2012 vice presidential debate against paul ryan, both men were catholics, they were both asked about abortion. the president, then the vice president at the time, said while he personally supports the church's stance on abortion, he does not think that that should be imposed on other people who have different beliefs. that's basically summing up the president's pro-choice position. of course, all of this showing hout fraught religious and political issues can be as the bishops consider this move. >> thank you so much. that will be develops over the coming day. >>> is an ultra--conservative with a brutal rights record. a report from tehran is next. you're live in the c"cnn news newsroom". right now, she's not thinking about her work or her schedule. hi baby. -hey ma, how are you doing? i'm doing good, how ar

they preach higher taxes, jeff john kerry, bernie sanders, the don't barrel taught -- they b don't voluntarily pay on time and higher taxes. they are full of it. they road -- preach they want to defund the police. they are totally full of it. you remember obama care. , healthcare and there was they tried to say, you guys up in th senate and the congress that th use of obama care, they front like screw that, we don't want that. that is for the losers on the poor folks out there. these people are frauds. >> and picked up by with that o a lot of issues here. i don't understand o, i guess probably i do, the democratic partyue is just this dual syste of justice we have. for example michael horowitz ca do for people for lying to congress and nobody is held accountable. if you're a republican, another system of justice exists. if you look at, i don't care, how does joe biden allow a waiver from vladimir. to build his pipeline. then fire people at the stroke of a pen building the keystone excel pipeline. how does he raise the price of oil and energy and everybody is feeling the impact up that and then

it is the hope that somehow -- john kerry said this at the g7 finance meeting, quality of life is notup for negotiation but we are going to rely on technology that doesn't exist currently and that somewhere in the future -- [inaudible] public policy be made on fingers being crossed and something will rescue us in the future and of course will pay the price. amy: i want to turn to another clip of u.n. secretary general antÓnio guterres in an interview that originally appeared on nbc news and is broadcast here as part of covering climate now, a global consortium of news outlets strengthening coverage of the climate story. he was interviewed by reporter ann thompson. >> without helping poor countries? >> it is impossible. you need to create conditions from coal to renewable, which requires financial and chnological support developing countries that still rely on coal for energy needs. korea has done it. i hope the g7 will be able to do it. amy: asad rehman, talk more about this moment where climate -- it is the first time ever it is on the agenda of g7. and also if you could talk specifi

i was reminded of presidential campaign some years ago when john kerry was audacious enough to say that our policy should be treat terrorism as a nuisance until it reaches the stage where it's an essential threat. it was a very costly thing in terms of political prospects. he says these things and says them boldly and present a strong reasoning behind it. it also says that i have more than an academic and just in the stupidity of war. i have had experience with u.s. military my father in world war ii and a number by classmates were drafted for the war in vietnam and some did not come home. my son did two tours in iraq and the national guard so i have a strong interest in the subject and i'm very inclined to be favorable towards john's argument. my questions have to do with looking forward and where do we go and how should we think about these things? i'm encouraged to believe that there is a culture of peace and an aversion to international war. it's not something that is material but just the case where are i'd been to these, this is something we do not do we don't expected of others a

they preach higher taxes yet john kerry, bernie sanders, they don't voluntarily pay a dime and hard taxes. they preach defining the police. i was reading a good story about cori bush, the member of the squad paying for private security. i mean, they are totally informative. remember obamacare? and then when they tried to say, okay, you guys up in the senate and congress after use obamacare, they were like, screw that. we don't want that crap that is for the losers and the frauds out there. >> they get a lot of issues here. i don't understand well i guess i probably do the democratic party is this dual system of justice that we get with michael horowitz referring to people who lied to congress. but if you are republican another system of justice exist for you. but if you look at come i don't care, how does joe biden allow a waiver for vladimir putin to build his pipeline within fire people with a stroke of a pen, building a keystone xl pipeline? how does he raise the price of oil and energy and everybody is feeling the impact of it? and then go out and lie and say, oh, it will not impact y

office and support boycotts in georgia over its new voting law before being against it to quote john kerrytuation, after hurting small businesses, local businesses, many minority owned to the tune of $100 million after major league baseball moved its all-star game to colorado. she could be for it before being against it. it is not a cya. it is evolving on an issue. she is growing as a person, therefore we should all embrace said evolution. she has an r next to her name embracing doesn't happen. >> harris: i imagine if some of the evolution isn't coming from the polling. 80% of americans believe that voter i.d. is a good idea. >> 80% for, only 18% against. so yeah, this isn't a matter of stacey abrams convictions and what she should believe happen when you go to a voting facility. but looking at the numbers and saying this could really hurt my next gubernatorial race or senator you don't want to be other the other side of the 80% issue. she evolved. >> harris: you don't want to be on the wrong side of history as the kids say. always great to have you, thank you. critical race theory controv

remember john kerry said i can't operate if i don't have a carbon spewing private jet.ld i win the battle of green. i have to move my yacht over to rhode island. i should have to pay taxes. that's the way they feel, the platonic guardian that to be exempted so they can help the poor people like us. >> ben: it's nancy pelosi saying i need my haircut i have to go on tv. victor, thank you so much for joining us. speaking of rising crime, kamala harris kamala harris somehow managed to travel to the border last week had not once mention the rent in criminal activity there. not hard to see why. cartels, human traffickers are only able to operate with impunity because of the policies of this administration. joining us now is john daniel davidson. john, you made a good point that it's actually not appropriate to call kemal's trip a border -- >> that's right. she didn't go. she flew into the airport, went to a border patrol station. i think she meant was some immigration activist and then she went back to the airport for a photo op and then left without ever having seen anything

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