john kerry you tell the story in one chapter here of john kerry being investigated by donald trump's justice department because donald trump was saying that he wanted him investigated. we don't know what other investigation donald trump had with the attorney general but your point in the book as he didn't have to. all i had to do from the justice department is read donald trump -- 's >> there were newspaper articles about the tweets. but let me point out the only reason i included the john kerry case was because i reached out to him before the publication and made sure he had no objection, because had he had an objection that would not have been in there because it's not fair. >> i would suspect and john kerry can tell a city doesn't have any objection because he considers an incredibly important story to be told, especially the way you tell it in every detail, going right up to the people working in the justice department in washington basically ordering him to. >> trump attacks john kerry into tweets saying that john kerry engaged in possible illegal conversations with iranian offi

climate envoy john kerry. about the energy crisis in europe and the implications there, saying that selling natural gas might be necessary to support the worsening energy crisis. yvonne: that war in ukraine is bringing a lot of attention away from climate change. here's more on that conversation with john kerry. >> they didn't say they would spend, and that means it could open. at a given time, i hope it is with president xi who will recognize the deficit of getting both of us -- the benefit of getting both of us moving in the same direction. juliette: let's get more now on the market action with vikas pershad, fund manager at m&g investments. how much could the energy crisis, kate the global market this point -- how much could the energy crisis complicate the global market at this point? vikas: the price of energy rising, valuations having gone up a bit, it is hard to be as constrictive. on top of what could be happening with the earnings season for the december quarter, we have elections undermined. we have

john kerry was entirely innocent. but yet the justice department pushed us and pushed us and pushed us. and when i declined -- bill barr did not take no for an answer. he referred the case to another district. fortunately, that district didn't charge john kerry either. >> so geoffrey berman is an experienced and seasoned prosecutor and he said what he experienced under bill barr and under donald trump is unprecedented. he's never seen anything like it, never heard of anything like it, never felt that kinds of top-down pressure. what have you taken away from what he's accused of bill barr doing here? >> here's why this is significant. when barr was attorney general, there were -- even before barr was attorney general, there were deep concerns about the political v politicization of the justice department. you had a president of the united states who was out there talking about ongoing criminal investigations, identifying publicly people he thought should be investigated. that was very concerning to a lot of people at t

this is what john kerry does not want people to do in africa. why?he future. meanwhile, they have no electricity now. >> this private jet is pumping out the hundred metric tons of carbon dioxide since the president took office. nearly 332,000 pounds of coal. >> yeah. look, it's not just a matter of hypocrisy, although it is that. it is a question of putting the perfect over the good where you have so many people who are in need. you have a solution that can bring them in to today's world, change their lives with electricity. you do not want to do it because you want to wait for some technology in the future that you think will be better. what about people's needs right now. >> natural gas is clean. it is cleaner. a clean emitting fuel. john kerry is arguing to these african-americans that they remain operational path 2030 it will cause issues for them, they will struggle to break even on their within 10 years and projects that last as long as 40 years were not needed. how is he setting policy for africa when china is stepping into africa? >> well, i

stop after he pushed to abolish police, more rules for thee but not for me, president biden and john kerry, former president obama, they did not strike in sea levels from climate change but they own expensive beachfront homes, the fight over the biden family cashing in is heating up, the latest on this knockdown battle. i am a vi elizabeth macdonald "e evening edit" starts right now. >> welcome to the show thank you for joining us on this friday let's start with your money stocks capping off one of wall street's worst weeks of the year fears of a global slowdown, fedex stock crashed more than 21% after brutal profit warning signing slowdowns in asia and europe. this the white house is going after gop governors for sending illegal immigrants out of state and the president has not talked about the border crisis that he helped ignite, he's not talking about ahead of the midterms, you still not gone to the border. edward lawrence is at the white house with more. >> texas governor greg abbott has no plans to stop busting migrants to sanctuary cities about the u.s., every migrant who gets on a b

, john kerry, saying she . -- first from the us secretary of| state, john kerry, saying she was the calme slow warm —— storm. borisjohnson, saying she had a sharp mind right until the end. he would know, he had an audience with her on tuesday. her favourite line, or tupperware using refusal to be grand, but of course there was that address by king charles. there is only one story on town on the newspapers, and it is that tributes from king charles and also his pledge to the nation, captivating the warmth and humour, but also the queen's ability to see the best in people while also holding onto that constitutional principle at the heart of the nation, that duty, reflected by king charles now. the transition between maron arc —— monarch is instantaneous. but actually defining himself is a work of time. he began that today. definitely, i would describe friday as a day of soft transition. there's more coming tomorrow. but the moment that really captivated me today was a rendition of god save the king, but it was a memorial service for the queen. you could just get that sense of all in the de

president trump attacks john kerry in two tweets saying kerry engaged in possible illegal conversations nuclear deal. the very next day the trump justice department refers the john kerry criminal case to the southern district of new york. two tweets by the president and the john kerry criminal case becomes a priority for the department of justice. and the statute they wanted us to use was enacted in 1799 and had never been successfully prosecuted. in about 220 years, this criminal statute was on the books, there were no convictions. >> cnn's kara scannell is following the story and joining us now. these are important and very serious allegations. >> right. that's just one allegation that jeff berman has in his books where he gets to other examples where he believes there was political interference. we never knew about this investigation into john kerry. it remained secret, never came out. he described that trump tweeted, justice reacts, they ask to investigate john kerry for potential violations of the logan act. that's something that hasn't been prosecuted in more than 200 years, all f

such as john kerry.e is what geoffrey berman in his new book said this morning. >> president trump attacks john kerry in two tweets saying that kerry engaged in possible illegal conversations with iranian officials regarding the iran nuclear deal. the very next day the trump justice department refers the john kerry criminal case to the southern district of new york. two tweets by the president and the john kerry criminal case becomes a priority with the department of justice. and the statute they wanted us to use was enacted in 1799 and had never been successfully prosecuted. >> what can you say to that? >> yeah. so it's incredibly disappointing to those of us at the justice department to see what happened to the justice department under donald trump and bill barr. bill barr claimed he didn't read the presidents tweets and this seems to suggest the contrary. we knew they tried to influence what others were doing around the country in terms of criminal prosecutions. famously in some instances like roger s

no one sees that inflation part but you, not even john kerry.arris: house speaker nancy pelosi is the latest democrat to dodge a question about whether president biden should run for reelection in 2024. nancy pelosi now joining a growing list of democrats who been ducking the question. and at least two lawmakers outright said that he should not run again. the president on sunday said it's too early to make a decision, matt. >> yeah, jill biden duct the question too. this is a really interesting question, harris. because you are going into this election which is right around the corner, and a nanosecond after that election, this question is does donald trump announce his run for the presidency, does someone else? and what does joe biden do? he has to have the answer. if joe biden does not run, then the question goes to kamala harris who has very irregular polling and does not seem to perform well on the stump. is that going to be the standard? a lot of people like me would like to see that. or will there be a shift? will they take the diversity p

john kerry is also investigated. secretary of state for president obama, presidential candidate, extremely significant figure in the democratic party. president trump attacks john kerry in two tweets. saying that john kerry engaged in possible illegal conversations with iranian officials regarding the iran nuclear deal. the very next day, the trump justice department refers the john kerry criminal case to the southern district of new york. two tweets by the president and the john kerry criminal case is now a priority for the department of justice. and the statute that they wanted us to use was enacted in 1799 and had never been successfully -- >> the logan act. >> the logan act. >> tell us what -- where this came from again. did you get the same call from the same official? >> originally, two of the chiefs of our -- of our national security unit were in d.c. that is where the referral was given at the national security division and they brought it back to the office. >> there have some characters that repeat over and

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take a look. >> president trump attacks john kerry in two tweets saying that kerry engaged in possibleran nuclear deal. the very next day, the trump justice department refers the john kerry criminal case to the southern district of new york. two tweets by the president and the john kerry criminal case becomes a priority for the department of justice. and the statute they wanted us to use was enacted in 1799 and had never been successfully prosecuted. >> we hear a lot from like the steve bannons of the world about how this is -- you know, he's being persecuted for political reasons but this is actually an example because you have a republican at u.s. attorney saying this happened of trying to use the justice department for political reasons. >> yeah, i want to hear the response from the people that he alleges, you know, did this pressuring in his book, but, you know, look, i also think joe biden has commented on certain department of justice issues even when he claimed he was going to be totally independent so i don't know that if it's unique -- >> this is a call to prosecute people. >>

obama's secretary of state, now biden's climate envoy, trump said on twitter that john kerry should beed for something. trump justice department officials then told geoffrey berman and sdny officials to do it. berman refused saying there was no case there. trump justice department officials shopped it to another u.s. attorney, trying to get another prosecutor to bring it. that prosecutor refused to bring the case as well. when the campaign finance hush money case was according to berman purposely stalled out after michael cohen pled guilty in that case, when it was then being investigated by state prosecutors, berman describes the trump guys at the justice department also trying to force berman and sdny into telling federal court in new york that a sitting president not only couldn't be charged with any crimes, a sitting president couldn't be investigated for any crimes. berman did not believe that was true, and he refused that insistent demand from doj. just goes on and on and on. then there's this, one more piece that i want to read you. berman says this, he says, quote, i never spec

when they told you to prosecute john kerry, or do it before the election, why don't we hear this from you than, or if you couldn't do it then, why you're still holding the job why did you hear it from you when you are fired? >> well, there are rules, laws and statutes and regulations the prohibit doj employees and former employees, from talking about ongoing cases and investigations, as well as conversations, internal conversations relating to those cases. and you know, we are bound by that, and so for example when i gave congressional testimony after i got fire, i went to the ethics office of the southern district of the new york. and i said, what can i talk about? because there were ongoing investigations, that were politically sensitive at the time i got fired, and barr knew about them. can i talk about it, and the ruling that came down, and i respected it, we is that you can't talk about any ongoing investigations, because they might be jeopardized, you can talk about any other cases that went on, you can't even talk about the conversations that you had with other department of ju

berman here, because that by the way is not specified in the book that john kerry gave his permissiono be told about an investigation that they conducted of john kerry based on donald trump tweets. donald trump was tweeting that john kerry should be investigated because he was talking as a former secretary of state, to people around the world including people in iran which were all former secretaries of state do. and, jeffrey berman's office conducted a so-called investigation in which they just tracked their feet and try to do absolutely nothing until william barr got too impatient with that. that is just a stunning revelation in that book that we knew nothing about until this book came out, is there any reason why the current leadership of the justice department would not want to cooperate with that investigation. >> institutional sclerosis perhaps, i think it ought to be the departments and touristic at this information out. as you will recall, there was not the first u.s. attorney scandal, and back in the bush administration we were telling the u.s. attorneys what to do to make po

we never knew about this investigation into john kerry. it remained secret, never came out. he described that trump tweeted, justice reacts, they ask to investigate john kerry for potential violations of the logan act. that's something that hasn't been prosecuted in more than 200 years, all for john kerry's work on the iran nuclear deal as a private citizen, just maintaining communications. of course, former president trump ally, rudy giuliani, was doing a whole shadow activity in ukraine. in this interview he talks about the michael cohen case. for the first time we've heard jeff berman respond to why former president trump was noted in the indictment as individual number one but never prosecuted. he said he didn't have enough evidence. he said evidence against one individual doesn't evenly apply against another individual. the first time trump says why he was in the indictment and identified as individual one but not charged. >> kara scannell, a lot in here. thanks so much for being with us. >>> "new day's" special coverage continues right now. >>> good morning to our view

with very small, you got the sons of john kerry or stuff sort of john kerry and the son of mitt romney a prominent senator of the republican side. so with, as this war is going to wind down and it will wind down. now, in the aftermath of the referenda, because russia, any attack from these countries will be an attack on russia. when you create loses, they can no longer have the economic means to sustain itself. and the united states is going to have once again bet on the wrong horse. and certainly be interesting to see how everything plays out. and of course, how long all of the funding from the u. s. keeps on rolling a former c. i a analysts, larry johnson, thank you so much for your time and analysis. thank you originally. and we'll bring you more stories after the short break. oh, ah. ah, a will never be a victory for russia. wait solution with you when you wait, unless you a new modem, but you look at a crane more is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. mezzo mom on made. it comes to not should get done in carbon dioxide. america forces are and you're no

secretary of state john kerry this morning and they both know charles well. they talk about, yes, it will be different. let's not assume it's the same, the bar is very high. but he has staked out for himself incredibly important positions that resonate with the people of this country. from climate to urban planning to religious faith. he has been the one who worked on them through his foundation and was quite roundly mocked early on when he addressed them. >> he and john kerry are very close. i interviewed prince charles at scotland at his home in scotland. we had to ending it because john kerry was coming in. the same happened with charles house. they speak all the time. >> about climate. >> about climate. you wondering how he's going to that going forward. >> he has made it very clear, there is no argument about climate, it's an existential issue and that's why he's so strong about it. >> but that's going to be the interesting thing. does he stick with that and say it's not a political issue or allow people to accuse him of getting involved in politics. the

that is john kerry saying we need to do starvation on u.s. oil and gas. your word on that?> they declared war on oil and gas, on day one of the biden administration. said they were going to end it and now you see what they are doing. this is causing hardship. the price at the pump, the price of diesel, farmers can't plant. you can't move food to the stores. because of this cost. now here is the other thing. all of this electricity, you've got to have a source of generation on it and a lot of that is done through natural gas. its affordable. it is something that people have access to. you have also to have to look at the fact that you can't build out this grid right now because our electric power distributors cannot get enough transformers and, your electric power generators cannot get the supplies they need to expand their grids. elizabeth: they can't store it. >> yeah. they can't even repair the grid right now. elizabeth: yeah, the thing is california's economy is fifth in the world. it is bigger than india and france. it can't keep the lights on t has silicon valley but n

whenever -- one of that great things about john kerry as he comes back from these trips.ains in this bloviating way about how incredibly important the latest meeting was. his self-image versus what he's actually been able to achieve is one of the largest gaps i've ever seen. >> kayleigh: it's true. i would love to see him sail around the world seven times like greta thunberg. >> harris: they could cut back on the energy they are using. >> carley: i hope they face time like aoc. coming up, and alarming report in the state of free speech and college campuses. some of the nation's most elite schools are among the worst offenders when it comes to freedom of expression. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell

one of the stories told in the book with john kerry's permission. it is not specified in the book.gave his permission for the story to be told, it's an investigation and he conducted based on donald trump tweets. he tweeted that john kerry should be investigated because he was talking to secretary of state with people around the, world including people in iran and all former secretaries of state to. jeffrey berman's office had a so-called investigation which where they drag your feet and got too impatient with that. that is just a stunning revelation that we knew nothing about until this book came out and is there any reason why they wouldn't want to cooperate this investigation? >> >> institutional sclerosis perhaps. i think it ought to be in the departments interest to get this information out. this is not the first u.s. attorney scandal, back in the bush administration they're telling the attorneys what to do it blew up in the face of attorney general and cost him his job. so, this is a good story to get the truth out there. you can put them behind and get it done. i hope they w

climate envoy john kerry admitting inflation reduction act did nothing to reduce inflation, kerry sayingean energy forum, we're running out saying i support the ira, tricky in politics, but here we are, not sure it has to do with inflation, but that is okay. he called the bill an amazing piece of legislation to combat climate change. >> ashley: inflation making your diner meal more expensive, total cost for diner ingredientss is up from a year ago, including lettuce, up by 33%, and cost of bread rising 20%. total food costs are up 11.4%, leaving restaurant owners concerned they will lose customers due to soaring prices. >> carley: a badge to grant instant access to websites making parents uncomfortable, but what are on the sites and why does it have parents outraged? we'll ask two parents coming up. plus, did you see this? >> young people under burden of capitalism and under society, we're not having kids or not having kids at the same right. >> carley: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, what she said and jimmy failla is on deck to talk about it. nothing's tougher than a mahindra tr

john kerry tells bloomberg that he remains hopeful president xi will recognize the benefit of the twost emitters moving in the same direction on climate. >> to get the two largest emitters in the world, the two biggest economies in the world talking to each other and working together, that will help shape the responsive other countries around climate. i remain hopeful that they did say they would suspend. that means that it could open at any given time. my hope is that president xi will recognize the benefit of getting both of us moving in the same direction. the world needs a positive message. >> what is your assessment of how bad it could potentially be? >> will fuel, gas, it has been weaponized by president putin. in war, people go to extremes. because of the stakes. but it is absolutely vital that we not lose so many lessons that have been taught to us again and again since world war ii when the post world war structure came together, that we try to avoid collateral damage. >> climate envoy john kerry speaking in hanoi. let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headline

president trump attacks john kerry in two tweets saying that kerry engaged in possible illegal conversationsvery next day, the trump justice department refers the john kerry criminal case to the southern district of new york. two tweets by the president and the john kerry criminal case becomes a priority for the department of justice. the statute they wanted us to use was enacted in 1799 and had never been successfully prosecuted. so in about 220 years this criminal statute was on the books. there were no convictions. >> your office also prosecuted michael cohen, of course, president trump's former lawyer. how did the president's allies get involved in that case? >> a couple different ways. the first instance on the eve of cohen's guilty plea, main justice tried to get our office to remove any reference to individual one who was president trump. they were unsuccessful in that venture. they were unsuccessful in every attempt to politically interfere with our office. we held the line in every instance. >> i never understood if president trump is individual one in that case, which we know that

same with regards to the john kerry charges. seemed really flimsy.he u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of new york, they said, okay, we'll shop it to another attorney's office. in the case of greg craig, they accepted it the case of john kerry they said, we agree, there's no case here. troubling plilk worse driving these cases in the justice department in the trump administration. >> shocking but not surprising. this was your read on the barr doj the whole time. >> right. nicole, it's really chilling. it kind of puts the line to bill barr's current rehabilitation tour, where he's speaking about mar-a-lago be the classified documents, but it really shows -- at least the reviews i've read, the heavy handed nature of how he was going after anything that displeased trump and doing everything in his power to please him. we knew that the department of justice during trump's presidency was doing things like walking back the conviction of mike flynn, walking down the sentencing of roger stone, but it's entirely more chilling when instead of tak

america is humiliated, that clip from john kerry is an example of our humiliation. they want as many wards of the state as they can from as many people dependent on the government as they can. what you think left-wing governors to open during covert when it was obvious they could to. they care more about families and young people? please pick out they didn't care about the families and the young people. this is all about setting the stage for the new normal. a new normal where you would have less freedom, less travel, lower standard of living. would global elites are in power they will always find an excuse to take away your freedom. under bush, it was 9/11 and the patriot act. of course the pandemic, lockdown and big tech censorship. than it was january 6th at doj's domestic terror focus. they will ban gas powered cars, and because energy prices to skyrocket. to them, we are the real threat and they feel they need to read strain us. the italian prime minister's warning for citizens not to fall for this domination play of the left. she wants italian schools to teach

fortunately, that district didn't charge john kerry either. >> jonathan lemire has a question for youu this morning. you touched a few moments ago a dilemma that a lot of people in government faced under the presidency of donald trump, national security officials, law enforcement officials, do they stay with it, stay the course or do they leave. i want you to talk about your decision to stay in your post as long as you did and also the why you waited until now to come forward with some of these stories. >> well, they wanted me to quit. that would have, you know, really gone into their play book. had i quit, i would not have been replaced by my deputy, which is the normal course of things, i would have been replaced by an outsider who barr trusted. i felt it was important for the office, the integrity and the independence of the southern district of new york to stay in job. as far as when i went public, when barr attempted to fire me in june of 2020, i did not go quietly. it was an extremely noisy exit. i issued a press release to the country saying exactly what bill barr was trying to

john kerry, thanks so much. john kerry speaking to us about her late majesty.rom my grand _ mind? three thoughts. the first comes from my grand daughter| comes from my grand daughter abigail. when she heard the queen had died, she cried uncontrollably and then she said, i will never see another queen in my lifetime. her brother, six, said, the world has changed. i want to combine those thoughts. i hope the world has changed for the better. secondly, the queen wrote me a wonderful letterfour the queen wrote me a wonderful letter four weeks after the burial of prince philip, thanking me for the flowers, the prayers, and ended by saying, when you are grieving, someone you deeply love, it isn't easy when you are having to do it in public. so my thoughts will be to the new king and the whole royal family. they are grieving publicly. the second thought was when i went to see the queen in 2018, to ask permission, i went with a huge burden of matters that may be revealed, i knelt down and i said, your majesty, please pray for me. she put her hands outside mine and we w

and so china is moving. >> tucker: so john kerry, who really is cadavarious, is the climate czar. he's not only sniffing their throne, he's defending them on climate grounds? ha-ha-ha. it's not subtle. they're not even trying. they don't care about climate change. they definitely don't care about natural disasters. they just want power. that's why they suck up to the most powerful guy in the room, chairman xi. it's unbelievable. how deep is their insincerity? last year, during hurricane season, joe biden leveraged these natural disasters as a way to sell his vaccines. watch this. >> god forbid a natural disaster strikes we have to make sure we're ready to be protected against covid -19 as well. let me be clear, if you're in i state where hurricanes often strike, like florida, the gulf coast, into texas, a vital part of preparing for hurricane season is to get vaccinated now. >> tucker: sure, the letch is ts to get the vaccine. can't we have a natural disaster that we accept as natural? that's why they're called natural disasters. they're products of nature. god is in charge. we're

just to be clear, saying that you are going to open investigation into john kerry based on the logan act which is not prosecuted, and by the way republicans were the ones who were flipping out when they thought that the obama administration was looking at the logan act for michael flynn, which they weren't. so he's describing something that is really not a question of main justice getting involved, its main justice getting involved in a political way. >> what struck me was the john kerry story. we had pretty good examples, and tangible evidence of using the department of justice to put pressure on people with trump silent. but even more dangerous, we see this in turkey, we see it in russia obviously. the prosecutor prosecutorial power as one of the ultimate powers that state wields, and it's used to go after people who don't like politically, then you're not really living in a free society anymore. so to say to go after greg craig puts you on the edge of something that is pretty dark? >> that is the fundamental truth here and the main point looks like jeff berman tough and other peop

but actually look at the tape and it's pretty accurate, john . kerry is basically doing an infomercial for the communist party of china is the climate czar. this is the country that's built more koplow plants ine czr the past five years than any place in the world, by far 10x . >> and he's not only sniffing there throne, he's defendingha-- them on climate grounds.ha >> it's not subtle. they're not even trying. they don't care about climate change. they definitely don't carechang. about natural disasters. they just want power.. and that's why they to the most powerful guy in x the room. >> and that would be gei. chairman, ge. yeah, it's unbelievable. how deep is their insincerity,je will ? last year during hurricane toason, joe biden leverage these natural disasters as a way to sels l his vaccines. >> watch this. god forbid the natural disaster strikes. agaiave to make sure we'rereto b ready to be protected against covid-19 as well. let me be clear. n if you're in a state where hurricanes often strikwhere huee florida or the gulf coast or a into texas,

so it's not john kerry's faults. make us care about climate change it is our fault to allow them to say that the issue that's why we should keep coming back to say yes. and inflation and all these other things and then maybe at first there is a grand nefarious conspiracy to jump on whatever bandwagon there is if you think back to the 1970s how everybody knew we will run out of everything and start. and then it was made up as a report to the president in the year 2000 and in those from 2000 they were scrounging away in the middle strip of the highways in los angeles. and then being true at the time most people biden to this it's not because we did not know better but it just felt right and that's the same thing that's happening here. so to tell people the very specific instances how many people died in the 1920s or today from climate? wait it has declined dramatically do you want to chat about that? >> what countries are the mosten honest about the climate and their climate policy? to any of them you sentiment and is

john kerry didn't get prosecuted but he was investigated. of accountable is still called for? >> yeah. there needs to be consequences, and that would be fodder for and a predication we just in our discussion we've established predication to open at least a preliminary inquiry, if not greater. and look, in the last couple of days, on the far-right media platforms, you've seen this allegation that president biden must have ordered the fbi search warrant at mar-a-lago. he must have. well, it's not just disinformation. it's also this mindset that michael speaks of, this kind of imperial presidency mindset of, well, that's how we would have done it. we would have ordered a search warrant on someone who we don't like. so, biden must have done it. that's the operating methodology here, and it needs to be investigated. >> that's so interesting. i mean, it sort of gets back to where we started with the politics of projection. some of what he says we now know he says because it's what he did and it's what he found people inside doj all too willing to

i'll buy an electric car when i see john kerry in an electric airplane.m again. lindsay, republicans should be singing on every street corner about the inflation numbers. kyler from cape cod. martha's vineyard? a couple recommendations for migrants. try the lobster roll at the seafood shanty. and there's a nude beach on the southwest side. it's an old indian reservation. they'll let you go there. if you want fun in the sun, check it out. you actually might see a rock there. the jerry from cape coral florida, when do we get our heated sidewalks in florida? we'll send a producer to the heated sidewalk capital of new hampshire and have a report later on that. scott from cambridge, massachusetts, i'm graduating from hazard harvard in the spri. i'd like to work for you. who should i contact? johnny obviously. got to get through johnny before you get to me. harvard? extreme investigating. dan, keep it funky. keep it funky, too, jesse. judy from argue. considers, liberals, independents, should all watch jesse watters on fox news. tells the facts, and has great h

john kerry climate vibes. please clap. shelly from california.te and fly back. i feel like there is a private meaning. >> there is a helium crisis. couldn't get any from my wedding. what you did yesterday was wasteful. sorry. i felt delirious for most of the night. >> my granddaughter didn't have helium. i get it, guys, i had a lot of helium. hellen from erie, pennsylvania. hi jesse, do your children watch? >> emma does, jesse jr. sometimes, that is all for tonight. dvr the show. tucker up next. this is my world. ♪♪ >> tucker: good evening welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" imagine distopia where the police will not protect you. they refuse. at the same time you are not allowed to protect yourself. who runs a world like that? young men with guns they are in charge. cruellest an

even john kerry it would be better for the environment if it was by pipeline.n the administration cuts off russian oil imports, instead of running off to iran and venezuela and saudi arabia we should be ramping up domestic energy production. should tap into your own supplies instead of canceling keystone and fast tracking nord stream 2, we should keep keystone on track, go even further. what you're seeing federal level, state level, new york bans safe extraction of natural gas all together, we're seeing pipeline applications stalled not only at the federal level but the state level as well. the americans who can least afford it will pay biggest price for these policies. elizabeth: it is regressive nick, what the congressman said. texas saying knock it off wall street, blackrock, 10 financial firms, 350 investment funds they're trying to get the entire nation to boycott u.s. coil and gas. u.s. oil and gas pays for public health, it pays for teachers, it pays for roads and bridges, it pays for infrastructure via a lot of taxes. billions and billions of dollars of

they asked why you voting for john kerry? would your hesitations about bi ll well. it was "he had to work with mitch mcconnell." [laughter] there is a perception that when you send somebody like that, they are beholding to the party, so even though he was not a hard-core republican in massachusetts, they thought if he went to washington he would be sucked in, and the same thing with electing a democrat with the same thing. it will be chuck schumer and it's like, oh no, whoever we send there, i know you are an independent on this, but when you go to washington, you would toe the party line. >> ok, let's talk, and we have about five more minutes. the governor has to duck out early. let me ask you both about how the climate we have been discussing will affect this year's voting. how many independent voters are the really out there? how many swing states are in this incredibly polarized, red versus blue, everybody is in their team jersey environment? how much surprise might we be in for? mr. newhouse: let me say, i am still not certain how much you can trust the public

special presidential envoy for climate, john kerry.sly happening with climate change and your efforts in just a moment, but i would be remiss not to start with the situation in ukraine. the mass exodus, the remarkable mass exodus of men out of russia. what do you make of that? do you think vladimir putin has ever been this much in a corner, and what does that bode for a man who may see his only option left as nuclear? >> well, let's pray he doesn't really see that as his only option, and, frankly, i doubt that he does. but clearly it's a very, very dangerous moment, and he is more in a corner than anybody would like him to be, because that's not good for anybody. so hopefully diplomacy. i know the secretary of state tony blinken and jake sullivan know there's a super focus on this, and we have to hope that people will come to their senses at some point. there's going to have to be a negotiation at some point. >> former job, secretary of state, current climate with explosions around the nord stream pipelines. what do you believe putin i

be an interesting process to watch him who has had opinions about big issues an many people like john kerryis morning, and hoping that he would carry on championing those issues, but how do you do that in the confines of strict neutrality when the issue itself has become so political and at times controversial. i think it is going to be very interesting to watch. the only thing one can assume is that after 73 years of hif lice -- his life, he has thought about this and said in public diplomatically, listen, i'm not stupid, i know that i am going to become king and that is different than prince. >> and watching his evolution will be fascinating in the years ahead. the bbc's katty kay, thank you. we will speak to you on "morning joe" later. >>> and still ahead on "way too early," we will look at cnbc with a look at what is driving the day on wall street. we'll be right back. t is driving the day on wall street we'll be right back. i may be close to retirement but i'm as busy as ever. careful now. nice! you got it. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. oh dad, the twins are now...

kennedy: i know john kerry is one of your favorite targets. >> he's call me an asshole more than oncekennedy: oh, we're on the air, congressman. did no one tell you? in 5, 4 -- >> i'm sorry. but, look, he's -- [laughter] he's a scientist. of he's a political scientist. that's his degree, political science. and he's supposed to be biden's climate expert. but he did one thing over there that you're not supposed to do. he committed the ultimate crime in politics. he committed candor. in other words -- kennedy: oh, no! >> -- he relate the -- let the truth slip out. this doesn't have anything to do with inflation. the patriot act was the most unpatriotic thing you could imagine. and by the way, kennedy, there are people who agree with john kennedy -- i'm sorry, with, who are we talking about? [laughter] no -- kennedy: back and to the left. >> there are people who agree with him. joe manchin, for instance. he said that this isn't going to reduce inflation at all. if it does, it might be in temperature ten years. well, i have -- in ten years. i have news nor joe manchin, he's not going to be

i don't know if you saw john kerry was interviewed right after the war in ukraine broke out. glad into this question they asked how is this going to affect global warming. he was honest it's going to emit a lot of co2 into it's also probably going to take away our attention for global warming which seems incredibly shortsighted and wrapped up in your own world but i'm sure if you talk to one of the people that arranged a local dog show in hungary you would be annoyed this is totally disrupting. b why couldn't they pick a better time for that war in ukraine and i get that people are there but of course it it's not john kerry's fault. certainly right now he's on the planet to make us care about climate change. it's our fault for allowing them to say that. that's what we should keep coming back and say i'm sorry, yes the extreme weather into the climate action but may be also pandemic and russia and china and inflation and all these things and maybe that first. i think that's the way to have thee conversation. so i don't think there is a grand nefarious sort of conspiracy. i thi

n exam >> thaplt clip from john kerry is an example of our humiliation or poorer and weaker. and it's just the way the left loves it because they want to create as many wards of the state as they can, as many people dependent on the government as they can. why dole d youepen think the leg governors refused to open during covid when it was obvious they couldvernors it e they cared more about families and young people? . about th they didn't care about the families of the young people. this was all about setting a stage for the new normal, a new normal. when you would have less freedom, less travel, a lower standard of living, lowered expectations. now, remember when global elites are in power, they'll always, always find an excuse to take away your freedom undery bush. >> it is 9/11 and the patriot act. of the pandemic lockdowns and big tech censorship. then it was january six andat the doj is domestic terror focu s. and now, of course, they cite climate change. they'll ban gas powered cars, gas appliances and cause energyo prices to skyrocket. remember, through all of this, t

special envoy john kerry says now is the time to combat climate change. kerry: fuel, gas, oil has been weaponized by president putin. in war, obviously people go to extremes. >> what is the best stopgap measure? we know the u.s. has suggested exporting fossil fuels to fill the gap in europe. is that not a contradiction to what you are pursuing, which is clean energy? mr. kerry: it is not as long as it is temporary, as long as it is accompanied by a huge uptick at the rate and amount of renewable energy being deployed. what is the shorthand out of this? it is be as independent as you can in your own energy grade. get your renewables out there. begin to when your selves from the weapon that is being used against you which is dependency on fossil fuel and gas. >> germany is investing and gas facilities now. mr. kerry: they are. here is way we look at it. there will be gas and oil pumped for some period of time no matter what. that is cooked in to the rate at which people are now saying we will reduce our emissions. net zero for 2050. you can do that. gas com

>> i have to agree with john kerry that it's really the speed at which we are moving.perature trajectory is well overshooting 1.5 degrees. we think about the crisis in europe at the moment and we think it is possibly a temporary blip in terms of moving to energy security. and in some cases, that means moving from renewables. and one of the positives for this conversation is a renewed vocus on energy efficiency. i think that is one of the positives coming out of this. >> some of these oil and gas companies are getting a huge windfall from these higher oil prices and what gas prices are doing these days. could that be a better opportunity for big oil to start investing into renewables? >> i hope so. i mean, we are in transition at the moment in terms of what we see. the signs of why we need to shift. and why we need to has not changed. we have taken on long-term term goals and try to mitigate ambitions and reduce the negative impacts of climate change is much as we can. going in and actively engaging, really working with them and an ambitious and critical transition plan