welcome back to bloomberg markets: european close's top the special presidential envoy for climate john kerryoint bloomberg and talked about how the russian warhead setback progress on global energy. sec. kerry: europe is doing that. there is been a massive step up of commitment of the countries in germany and a major deployment of renewables, way beyond what they thought they were going to do on the current schedule. they are about to take major steps to decouple their gas and oil dependency with respect to russia. things are in flux. is there a momentary hold on the progress we are making? the answer is yes. it is unfortunate. in the long run i think most countries have come to understand they do not want their source of energy to be weaponized by another country. they want the freedom to be able to move to cleaner energy and they are going to. i think it could wind up accelerating the transition. there are 20 countries that equal 80% of all of the emissions. 65% of global gdp is now committed to pursue legitimate plans to achieve a holding of 1.5 degrees as the limit of warming. the ones t

i have known john kerry for many years and i had a chance to sit with him and talk about climate changend other issues facing the united states. i went back and looked and very few secretaries of state in the last 100 years or maybe ever have gotten back into government, so why did you want to come back into government for any issue, when you have eight grandchildren, two daughters, you've got one full family -- why did you want to come back and go through this terrible process we have in washington of getting things through consensus? mr. kerry: because i want those grandchildren to have a future. it is very simple. we are not on a good track right now. the world is not serious enough about reducing our emissions fast enough, david. the result is that the planet is going to continue to evolve in reaction to what we human beings are doing to it. mostly through fossil fuels. most of the emissions are going up nowadays into the atmosphere and they are creating this increased level of energy that comes from the ocean, goes into the storms, the floods, the rain. all of it is explainable and

john kerry, who has been working on these issues for a number of years, now the u.s.pecial representative, presidential envoy for climate change. thank you very much. the effort to understd how the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol last year happened is a question congress, reporters and the american people have been confronted with for the past 15 months. lisa desjardins is here with a new look. lisa: radicalized extremist groups. law enforcement bowing to pressure. and the encouraging words of president trump himself. it's all part of a new podcast called "will be wild" that explores the leadup to the january 6 attack. andrea bernstine is an investigative journalist who covers trump's legal troubles for npr and is the cohost of the challenge. the name of your podcast is a reference to something president trump wrote in a tweet before the january 6 rally, prepping people for it. he wrote, it will be wild. i want to ask at you learned about president trump's role or influence on what happened on january 6. andrea: at this point it's not just what we found. a federa

. >>> i'll be joined by a white house special climate envoy, john kerry as the white house struggleso produce more fossil fuels to reduce oil prices. west of the major fighting in the donbas region. pentagon officials are seeing russian forces preparing for what could be a major offensive in the east. >> reporter: i mean, you can say they've already begun. they're sort of tenderizing the ground in the east. this is is an area of the country that's been at war the past eight years. when we talk about major offensives, they're going to have to ramp up to increase the violence that has noticeably increased. what we're seeing is still more bombing and there's been a lot of bombing on a the eastern front for the past two months of this invasion of this russian attempt to take over all of ukraine. but ever since president putin iticided to moderate his goals, essentially retreat from the area around kyiv and kharkiv, he called it a refocusing. it's clear this is a retreat and he left humiliated. said he was going to be focussed on the east. he's going to expand property declared by ukraini

and so, john kerry just wants to be popular at dabo's.s to make sure he is lecturing the rest of us over his furrowed brow and he is popular among the factional crowd internationally. joe biden continues to confound me in this way, he is not meeting the issues americans are clearly telling every pollster -- >> pete: that's exactly right -- >> most important to them. he is not even preaching to the choir, he is stopping in the middle of the road with no one, back to the camera, the perfect metaphor for joe biden turning his back on the country. >> pete: it really is. clay, there are no other networks with reporters actually asking questions at the border. and bill melugin and others do, honduran migrants say openly, i'm just waiting for may 23rd because on may 23rd, i know i got a free ticket. >> pete, think about what we got going on here. the white house is still trying to defend the idea that we all have to wear masks on airplanes and while we walk around in airports because of covid. while simultaneously telling us that the border, the

judy: secretary john kerry, who has been working on these issu for a number of years, now the u.s. representative, presidential envoy. thank you very much. sec. kerry: thank you. judy: the effort to understand how the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol last year happened is a question congress, reporters, and the american people have been confronted with for the past 15 months. lisa desjardins is here with a new look. lisa: radicalized extremist groups, law enforcement bowing to pressure, and the encouraging words of president trump himself. it's all part of a new podcast called "will be wild" that explores the leadup to the january 6 attack. andrea bernstein is an investigative journalist who covers trump's legal troubles for npr and she is the co-host of the podcast. president trump wrote that for the january 6 riot, it will be wild. what is your take on trump's influence of what happened? >> a federal judge recently ruled that the president more likely than not committed a crime in the run-up to january 6. but we wanted to take a long look not only at the trump administration b

in almost all former soviet republics in 2009, exactly after biden sr., together with his friend john kerrychairman of the senate foreign affairs committee, and later the head of the us state department, organized an investment fund. rosman. seneca parnassus of sorts, purse. where all the cash began to merge, two sailed and decided on and this powerful financial flow, which is estimated at tens of billions of dollars, biden imprisoned his son, and john kerry imprisoned his stepson. in 2014 , after the maidan euro, biden's dad at that time , the us vice president, became the so-called watcher in ukraine, now he can doze off during ceremony of launching a nuclear submarine at a climate summit or in negotiations with the prime minister of israel. and in 2014, biden easily allowed himself to rather briskly sit in the chair of the president of ukraine, forcing poroshenko to dutifully take his place among other ukrainian ministers. you have to fight the cancerous growth of corruption that is prevalent in your system right now. immediately after the maidan euro, biden, the elder sent his unlucky s

and so john kerry just wants to be popular at davos. he wants to make sure that he's lecturing the rest of us over his furrowed brow and that he's popular among the fashionable crowd internationally. joe biden continuesacd confound in this way. he isfo notun meeting the issues that americans are very clearly telling every pollster. that's exactly what's importantn to them. so he's not even preaching.s he's not even s preaching to the choir. he's talking o in the middle of a road to absolutely nowhereit with actually his back to the cameras i thought was a perfect b edit for joe biden t turning his back on the candidate. really ithe really is, clay. there are no other networks with reporters actually asking questions at the border when bill meluzin and others do. honduran migrants say m openly i'm just waiting for may twenty third because on may twenty third i know i got a free ticket to think about what we've got going on here.e. the white house is still trying to defend the ideaa that we all have to wear masks on airplanes and while we

where is the focus on the 41 your high inflation rate and you got joe biden and john kerry talk aboutmate change for goodness' sakes? let's focus on the things of the american people one of us to focus on. i don't think the american people get these. there's a reason what joe biden's approval rating is at 33%, and some days i feel like they're intentionally trying to drive it into the 20s with all the stupid things that they say. the most recent being that the fact that there can appeal this mass decision of the federal judge. >> laura: again to that next segment. final world to yulee on the joe biden family business as americans are struggling to pay the bills. >> i just want to hit on climate for one quick second. the fact is is that climate is the instrument to destroy the americans working a middle class and to enrich china. and that's why joe biden is there. that's why joe biden is the avatar, not just for joe biden family interest. in their performative progressive elite. that is what is going on, climate is intended to break the working and middle american class. >> laura: we g

i wish i had the imagine wand on this. >> john kerry flies around the world in a private jet. always has. always will. big carbon footprint. i don't understand the laugh by grandholm, maybe you can figure it out. maybe someone could explain the insanity at why our vice president giggles at inappropriate moments or talks to us like we're all in first grade. in november, you, the american people, could stop this madness. right now, the polls for democrats are really bad. republicans could flip the house and the senate, but you have to take nothing for granted. unfortunately with democrats in charge, our economy and our way of life will only get worse. there's no way out of this unless joey is willing to admit that he made a mistake and go back to the energy-instance policies he inherited from donald trump and bring america to the point where it's once again a net exporter of energy, but he knows a thing or two about energy as texas senator ted cruz. senator, i would imagine instead of doing an idiotic deal with iran and sucking up the murdering thug dictator in venezuela, ma dur

, it's john kerry driving this crazy idiotic climate agenda. crazy that is the truth. we will see what happens with the green military. i mean you cannot make it up. still ahead on "the big saturday show", a new twist in the murder of a new york mother who establish than 50 times and dragged from her home and a shock hockey bag the shocking details of her former and a man accused her, up next ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. got any room in your eye? ask your doctor if a 90-day pres

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just take john kerry climate czar and class a hypocrite.e wants coal miners to go make solar panels but he won't give up private jets. that's okay because he really deserves it. >> it's the only choice for somebody like me, who is traveling the world to win this battle. i negotiated the paris accords for the united states. i have been involved in this fight for years. the time it takes me to get somewhere i can't sail across the ocean i have to fly. >> judge jeanine: and he is not alone. just yesterday bill clinton told us if you don't want to die you have got to make some serious changes calamitous consequences will ensue if we don't do x, yz. every year the closer we get to d-day the more harsh these consequences seem to be but the steeper the cuts need to be because we are running out of time. now we don't have any excuse our grandchildren are depending on you. i wonder if he was thinking about the consequences when he was driving to africa on jeffrey epstein's lolita express? look, here's the thing about joe biden's climate agenda. it's

s. climate envoy, john kerry says all of it's happening, whether the folks believe it or not, whether it is crisis in ukraine or not, where the price of fuel is up or down. the question is how to find strong middle ground options and alliances between climate activists and maybe the fossil fuel industry between major carbon burning economies, and those who become obsessed with renewables. when both sides of the table start working with players, they don't like that will know that everyone recognizes the threat to be really existential. not one that we can shrug off until more so called urgent priorities are dealt with. and that's the bottom line, ah. wet temperatures reach minus 35 degrees celsius and mountain roads become barely possible. one small, many bus serves as a lifeline for community facing environmental and cultural change. out is there a well joined the regulars on board turkey. she in chi, a bus on al jazeera a guest with .

and you've got joe biden and doing this and john kerry talking about climate changeor for goodness sake. so let'ssa focus on the things the american people want us to focus on . i just i don't think the american people get these folks. there's a reason. well, joe biden whyhyere's a res approval rating is at 33% and some days i feel like they're intentionallyly trying o drive it into the twenties with all the stupid things they say. the mostfa recent being the fact that they're going to appeal this mass decision by the federal judge. i mean that obamagate that these things i've heard. but they're going to do it as well. the final word to youes on the biden family business as americans ares struggling nw to pay the bills.il i mean, i just want to hit s on climate for one second. the fact isthe that climate is the instrument to destroy the american working and middle class and to enrich china. joe biden and that's why joe biden is there. that's why joe biden is the avatar and not just where biden family interest but for the democratic party and their performative progressive elite. that's

john kerry -- then there's aoc whose taking all of these gas guzzling as a base during her campaign.were a pair that's really the thing. climate activists cannot follow their own rules because the country, the world cannot run on renewable energy yet. we cannot run on wind and solar. so we have to be using fossil fuels. there will be a time when baby that goes away and we can start cranking up nuclear or some other form of power, but right now that's not the reality that we live and so we might as well be drilling here at home because we can produce this energy cleaner than every other nation on this planet. speak all of these celebrities -- and it's woke ceos too. the mark zuckerberg's and jack dorsey's -- who still need to shave, but you know they want everybody to buy an electric car. if you look up prices on an electric car? just like him a great car. can't afford to. i'm sorry come but if people need to use trucks. transportation. how do you think that food gets to your grocery store? a diesel power or gas fueled truck or car. because of inflation those prices are going up. they

all the people, john kerri was there, george mcgovern and gary hart and, you know, everybody came for the firing of hunter's ashes over the rocky mountains. >> how did they fire the ashes? >> they got a people that did the pyrotechnics for pirates of the caribbean and then you had to have a code. you're not allowed to put anything permanent too high in aspen. they had to build this entire contraption and take it down. it cost something like $2.5 million. >> who paid for it? >> johnny depp. the actor. and he paid the bulk of it. and they came and went. just like an event. and it was like the end of that era for the sort of 60s, 70s people. it was like it's over. >> how did he die? >> gunshot wound through the mouth. >> quote from hunter thompson, graffiti is beautiful, like a -- i can't read it. no. this is important to read it. graffiti is beautiful, like a brick in the face of a cop. >> well, that's -- i don't like that line. but i -- i don't know where it's from. i believe that that would be something -- that's the anarchist. that is the anarchist part of him. >> the brutal reality

oil production and more natural gas exports to move europe away from russian fuel climate envoy john kerry today. is president biden backing away from his climate commitments by suggesting we need to increase fossil fuel production >> no. the president is not backing away in the least. in fact, he's doubling down and asking us to do more. he's done that in his budget he's doing it in his all of government approach. >> reporter: the world at a climate crossroads anne thompson, nbc news, london. >>> in 60 seconds, what's behind so many travel nightmares as americans return to the skies in huge numbers, and what it may mean for your summer vacation plans. >>> it has been another frustrating day for thousands of airline passengers after a weekend full of weather-related delays and cancellations. tom costello on the spring break travel crush. >> reporter: for spring break families, the timing could not be worse after 10,000 delayed or canceled flights over the weekend, more today. >> i don't think there is any chance of us getting a flight with this many people waiting. >> reporter: the airline

jeremy hammond sentenced to 10 years buried brown, us journalists recently sentenced to 6 years, john kerry, aka the only person arrested and convicted in relation to see a torture. the only person in the united states, his role revealing the torture. chelsea manning an alleged force abra helix. he has now being detained for 1760 days. he has been sentenced to 35 years. edward snowden, william b. similarly, in relation to national security agency, are in schwartz, united states faced 50 years in prison and $1000000.00 a fine, a personal friend of mine, a volunteer for wiki makes you ended up very sadly being persecuted literally to death 2 years ago. out there, harrison who assisted us with transporting edward snowden from hong kong into a place of asylum in eventually, in russia. what a number of these cases have in common is not simply that they are recent or that are conducted sometimes without any charge or that their abuses in the, in the formal process. it is that a technique has been developed in the west where the process was clearly the punishment. she and she i so it just full $9.

they're good at seizing and keeping power by fair means or foul how to average john. kerry and i don't care what plane he flies on , how does he get away with all these years of flying on these private jets ofhe his andse i dt begrudge him of it, butet how does he get away with it while simultaneous lecturing us about using fossil fuels and he's the top guy on this topic for joe biden. mark meadowsop can you explain that to me? because that's a pretty darn big carbon footprint and a little little escalator. a little caravan is not anywhere near the jet that he's flying around in . >> well, it's a climate czar a that actually has a largerge footprint than every single american that has to go and pay their taxes. you know, it's a height of hypocrisy and yet we continue to see it. but here'ss the othernt interesting point and is exactly right. i don't m see moderate joe biden shifting all of a sudden from lurching to the left back to the center because they have given him the playbook. they said you have to play by our set of rules. youav have to embrace an anti ol fossil fuel

here's a question, but about you about john kerry about george mcgovern about all these people. why are you supporting a guy that talks about a brick in the face of a cob or why are you supporting a guy that would shoot? a gun through a book for one of your students. it seems to me that he represents no matter how much you enjoy the satire. violence, you know, i mean, well it's respect to spare question. well the most popular comic strip of urine our age is doomsbury by trudeau that's based on hunter. there was a comedic comedic element to him. i mean he was he's considered tom wolfe. who's the conservative reagan american spectator guy tom wolfe called him the finest actress america produced of the 20th century meaning, you know, it's it's hard reading but he's in those isolated out, you know sound different but is is he had a talent at writing and when you write you recognize the talent there is a book by what's do, you know remember the one the shrunk book they used to oh they make used to make everybody read to learn how to write. it's i'm sorry. i can't remember. the zinzer

like alexandria ocasio-cortez saying we only have a few months to change everything for it we have john kerry same we only have a year or two to change everything. now the so-called experts are on the exact opposite side, and we need windmills, and we need solar, and we need to drive electric cars even though the price of an electric car is $40,000 and beyond the needs of the middle class. certainly, the poor. i am reluctant to jump onto these trains where the so-called experts and politicians want us to change our lives and lifestyles while they go on living bears like they will. the climate has changed for thousands of years. it is called weather. we had floods before all this, and we are droughts and fires. it is a natural state of the world. what the left wants to do is spend trillions of dollars on supposed global warming that most of the stuff i have read full not affect a drop in global temperature. i think we will get beyond this just like the new ice age. host: let's hear from leroy in massachusetts on the republican line. caller: thank you for putting up with this abuse. i want to t

meeting with the start of the annual 5 day serra week energy conference with you as climate envoy, john kerry, and ceo's of exxon mobil and chevron shed. you want to speak this days after the release of the new i b. c. c report that examines how humanity is entering uncharted territory in the climate crisis. joining me now from cape town to discuss that report is one of its alters locks on voc go, thanks so much luck on for coming on. you know, obviously here in your people are talking about babs, no immediate deliverable future on this continent. i know you specialized in africa, but that how rapidly closing is the window to secure a livable future as it says in the late as i d z assessment 1st, i think maybe to just give a big grant a key findings from a recent report. these are these accumulative scientific evidence and he's an equal for cow and clemens charges that threat to humanity and tay human or being. and so we have very limited, and the rapidly closing window, i rapidly closer to zoom into that i would say the tend to exist now. so i can give you like the exact time, but we, the ti

meeting with the start of the annual 5 day serra week energy conference with you as climate envoy, john kerry, and ceo's of exxon mobil and chevron. should you want to speak this days after the release of the new i, b. c. c report? it examines how humanity is entering on georgia territory in the climate crisis. joining me now from cape town to discuss that report is one of its alters. looks on vogue. go, thanks so much luck on for coming on. you know what we see here in your people are talking about babs, no immediate deliverable future on this continent. i know you specialize in africa, but that how rapidly closing is the window to secure a livable future as it says in the late as i p. c. c. assessment. i think to just give a big grant on the key findings for a recent report, this cumulative scientific evidence and he's an equal for call and coming changes, a threat to humanity and a human being. and so we have very limited and the rapidly closing window and how rapidly lose it to zoom into that. i would say the tend to it is now. so i can give you like the exact time, but we the time for th

when you have john kerry out there, when we are talking about the war in ukraine and russia and what he is worried about is that putin follows the climate agenda. are you kidding me? folks. pretty radical out there. he is going to keep appointing all of these radical people. we have to work really hard to make sure they are not advancing. unfortunately, i tell you what, every single day, i miss president donald trump. [applause] sen. ernst: good nominees who knew what they were doing. >> speaking of donald trump, president biden's proposed budget would force people a base to fund abortions, strip doctors of their protections. biden's department of services is trying to get rid of trump's regulation protecting those religious rights. what can be done to protect those religious liberties from attacks? sen. blackburn: winning in november 2022. [applause] sen. blackburn: we are depending on iowa. first in the nation, right? [applause] >> iowa has got your back. let's talk about the russian invasion of ukraine. the entire world saw weakness. do you think this embodied russia and china to

s. climate envoy, john kerry, and ceo's of exxon mobil and chevrons schedule to speak this days after the release of the new i. b. c. c. report, examines humility, is entering uncharted territory in the climate crisis. joining me now from cape town to discuss that report is one of its authors locks on voc go, thanks so much luck on for coming on. you know, obviously here in your people are talking about babs, no immediate deliverable future on this continent. i know you specialized in africa, but that how rapidly closing is the window to secure a livable future as it says in the late as i busy assessment 1st her, i think maybe to just give him a big grant or know the key findings from i recently parties, attorneys accumulative and if evidence and is an equal falco and turn clemens changes of threat to humanity and her human or being and her we have her very limited in the rapidly closing air window and to see how rapidly closing food zoom into that or i would say the tend to act is now, so i can give you like the exact time, but we the time for the global to it is now now or never. no

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he created with another major christopher heinz, the adopted son of former us secretary of state john kerry the billions of the hines corporation, this is an email from the vice president of the american metaboite company. mary gurieri. asks hunter for investment, on which she promises to strengthen the cultural and economic independence of ukraine from russia published correspondence, stirred that the true goal of the pentagon in ukraine are far from scientific so in one of the letters the vice president of metabiota notes that the activities of the company. this is aimed at ensuring the cultural and economic independence of ukraine from russia, which is rather strange for a biotech company, as it turned out, the metaboobta has long been working for black & witch, the largest contractor of the us department of defense engaged in ukraine construction and equipment of a biolaboratory for work with the most dangerous pathogens. the sphere of activity of the metaboite is dangerous diseases, viruses , in fact, what can hypothetically be used to create biological weapons, whether with the help o

one is the resurrection of the deal to give iran nuclear weapons obama and biden the plutocrat john kerry because why not give a terrorist regime more money to spend on more terror campaigns? and in exchange for practically nothing except the uncertainty that iran would get a nuclear weapon in a few years time. but then to withdraw the united states from the agreement and to reimpose the suffocating sanctions. but now the team surrender is back in the white house instead of thinking trump saving from the consequences of their own idiocy, per the agreement back together again. even worse than before and including just to throw the rest of the autocrats. there with that revolutionary guard corps removing the foreign terrorist organization next i will be signing them up as a dnc partner with this lot at the 2024 convention. and unbelievably the person they are relied on —- they rely on is the butcher of ukraine vladimir putin himself so biden randomly blurts out he wants him out of power but at the same time taking him for the foreign-policy initiative credit get more incompetent and incoher

and then john kerry took the position, therefore, sending these helicopters to ukraine now would be a direct violation of commitments in a critically important area of international relations. everything depends on the people who are controlling ukraine, managing the zelinski administration from a board. not as i mentioned, it's tumble, it was a meeting that the russian side received the ukrainian proposals on paper for the 1st time. we were prepared to take them as a basis and propose slight improvements of the word and, but we agreed with the contents of these proposals. in essence, the neutral states, a security guarantees, the extent and procedure for granting the guarantees to give you a rough idea where they late to departed from this concepts. i don't want to give away any big secrets, but here's an example. the stumble documents stipulated that there will be no foreign military bases in ukraine, and no military jails involving foreign troops would be conducted on his territory without the consent of old guarantee. countries of this agreement, which includes russia, it was writ

that when john kerry was taking it there, they had to turn it into an agreement and not a treaty. and why is that? because he knew he couldn't bring it back to the united states where the republican controlled senate and get it ratified as a treaty. so that's why, you know, when we talk a lot about the u. s. congress as an institution that really is obstruction, global action on climate change. we really mean it. i want to pick up on that thought because we go, john paul has a he, we spoke to, he's a climate and environmental justice advocate. he's based in india, and he looks to united states as being an example, a model for climate action can achieve. and to date, it hasn't been a very good model here. yes. in the middle off, a long delay in a climate action, even the slightest possible actions are considered us a turning point in the fight against act. lemme crisis. this action springs hopes to people who are impacted by climate crisis in the everyday life, especially those for mobile mobile regents. this is where low being comes as a surprise strike in delaying our hampering t