john kerry knows this. and just as lieutenant kerry did not hesitate to risk his life to protect the men who served him in vietnam, president kerry will not hesitate. one moment to use our military might to keep america safe and secure. john kerry believes in america. and he knows that it's not enough for just some of us to prosper. for alongside famous individualism, there's another ingredient in the american saga. a belief that we're all connected as one people. if there is a child on the south side of chicago who can't read that matters me, even if it's not my child. if there's a senior citizen who can't pay for their prescription drugs and having to choose between medicine, the rent that makes my life poor, even if it's not my grandparent. if there is an arab american family being rounded without benefit of an attorney or due process that threatens my civil. it is that fundamental belief. it is that fundamental belief. i am my brother's keeper. i am my sister's keeper that makes this country work. it's w

and if it seems that people like kamala haris and john kerry have become increasingly radical lately, they are. it didn't seem to you. as the great project of neoliberalism collapses around the world, collapsing under the weight of its own absurdity. the people at the head of this project inevitably become increasingly hysterical, withdrawn and apocalyptic. climate change has become the second coming for them, they shout about the end of the world like jimmy jones, speaking to their cult. the question is how the rest of us can avoid being indoctrinated into this agenda because all of this has real world consequences. michael schelenberger, one of the best journalists in the anglosphere, author of the book apocalypse never and many other works. he's following this story, and he's with us now. mike, thanks so much for coming. the elites pretended to care about the people, but now they don't even pretend, they fly in their private jets, everyone has their own plane, including the british prime minister, the foreign secretary king charles, they all fly in their own private jets, while at

john kerry's office has a $17 million annual budget as a u.s.hich is not even approved by the united states senate. he shows up and issue as decree as though he is some kind of climate potent who says we are going to do this and do that he is unelected bureaucrat. and here's the thing. we are looking at now a 99% drop in deaths over the last 100 years. hillary clinton is here at the same summit claiming that climate related deaths heat waves are killing people. coal kills between 5, 10, 20% more according to all the studies. both kerry and hillary clinton have no clue what they are talking about. they arener fact checked. but the most dangerous thing here is they're increasing the u.n. climate fund which is going to be money spent to give to the poor world. the united states doubled down to make sure that their leaders keep them locked in poverty. they are going to prevent africa from getting cheap reliable energy like we h and then crush our energy here. >> this is the great reset summit. we didn't vote on shutting down coal. we didn't vote on

john kerry was out there wants again showing us exactly what bidenomics is. he says i want to bin cold. i don't want you to use coal anymore. i don't know what he thinks willpower is the electrical plants that power those evs. maybe he has something else in mind. reality has snuck up on bidenomics. it cut it out at the knees. now americans are saying i don't care what you call it. i don't like what you are doing. please stop what you are doing. >> the problem is how do they change course? is there any desire to change course? i will get to the climate issue and john parry in the next segment. honestly i don't see how they change course. they already adopted this radicalized new green deal, radical socialism. it gave us $2 trillion in new debt last year. our only hope is the republicans in the house can finally, maybe, possibly actually unite behind two big issues. one would be spending. and ending a facet spending and back to eventually at least plan to a balanced budget. the second one would have to be borders. they have such a thin majority that they can't

>> here i appreciate john kerry.here and tell you hey, the rules are for you but not them. you've seen newsom go to the french laundry during a covid lockdown. all of you watching you know they aren't talking about themselves when they talk about putting into place these rules. i appreciate john kerry. he is willing to admit it. i'm better than you. the reason i don't have to worry about my carbon i'm a prophet and doing the lord's work. he said this. i am doing the work to reduce carbon even though it's requiring me to emit untold numbers of carbon. i appreciate john kerry owning his elitism. >> harris: when you look at what this plan is coming out now and you heard the west virginia coal miner making sense, is it in your estimation obama part two? he said as much when he was in office. >> there is no -- yeah, there is no other conclusion to arrive at. yeah, this is another war on coal. it will be a continuation. this is part of the party platform. so whatever comes after biden, obama 3.0, this is who they are. this

special envoy john kerry speaking to john at a bloomberg panel.ow he has been an advocate for science for quite some time but he's also been talking about how wall street needs to approach the climate change. he named his efforts with international governments and within the u.s. when john asked him what you do when the u.s. is one of the biggest drillers of oil? he said were working on exxon and called out chevron for their lack of investment saying that something wall street will help as well. that has been a controversial issue in terms of esg and portfolio building. john kerry addressing what that might look like. i thought the capex comment was important because that will be a big piece of the equation when you talk about the idea that after the war in ukraine one of the concerns from oil companies was whether they can invest in capex. i want to bring more interviews from the panel in dubai. bloomberg's francine is with us speaking with ray from bridgewater associates. >> those forces were the amounts of depth we are creating, governments par

and the reality is that-- >> kudos to anderson for keeping a straight face after john kerry put her onst. john parry parting loud he isn't news. we are use to him talking out of his ass. am i right? you have been following this closely. do you think it was a fark? >> yes. >> why do you think it's the case. >> because i want it to be. this is the best day since eric swalwell. honestly, this is the other thing we can unite around besides maybe common hatred. if we still have people parting regardless of our politics we can realize that was funny. this is the only thing anyone has seen from the summit. all they do is due summits all day every day. a bunch of summits. this is all we have seen from it. he should come out and do a press conference and admit it. >> you would be so much more popular if he said listen, i did it. america, i swear to you he would be far more popular. he is talking about some weird commie control stuff. the fact that he did that humanizes all of that. >> greta is going to have to upstage him. she will have to have explosive. tyrus, isn't the real story is not that

john kerry gets this award easily for the end of 2023, john kerry gets it because he stood before congressongressman where he repeatedly said i don't own a private jet, never owned a private jet and it wasn't until 45 minutes later the congressman grilled him and said your wife owned private jets for decades and sold them when the media came out negative, john kerry was forced to say my wife owns when it i have flown in her private jets. if that's not lying to congress i'm not sure what is so john kerry gets the award, let's celebrate that, you don't see hypocrites as often as him. this is an actual positive award. abigail disney, disney errors, got to give her props, she has come out, stopped flying private jets, one of the wealthiest heiresses in the world to the disney fortune, she wants to ban private jets for the 1% wealthiest people in the world and i say she's got it right, we need to support abigail disney because any of the climate rules they come up with should apply to the john kerrys and bill gates and king charles first, let's experiment with how they can do bands on travel, b

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it feels like, can we convince john kerry to do more? >> john kerry is a terrific climate diplomat. he primarily deals with -- and he is committed to climate response and international cooperation on it so he has a good partner. the problem as i see it is we focus tremendously on the top line carbon reduction commitments to china that they will make. what are we going to do? what is the percentage? etc.. it is a fruitless discussion. xi jinping has said, and this is not just in response to john kerry saying it for years. although he did say it when john kerry was in china. he said that china will determine its own pace and timing of carbon reductions. and will do it in a way that fits with china's conditions. they are setting up peak conditions for a goal for 2030 or before. neutrality by 2060 or before. a lot depends on how hot it gets when they hit those benchmark years. i have no doubt they will do a lot on carbon reduction, greenhouse gas emissions reductions, but they are not going to do it because we are pushing them. so, below that level, methane on all kinds of other issues

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why do we listen to john kerry? he'ssten an idiot.s telling people to shut he their economies down. that's insane. this guy is disqualified and joe biden after three years hasn't built a single charging station? not one? but they say greg this is so urgent that the world is going t to end. why don't they warp speed it?th why don't they cut the red tape get these charger stations like with the vaccine? they don't care. it's c not that urgent. >> they have been built but just with private dollars. >> what about the $7 billion? >> there's a distinction between private and public owned. >> why canned biden build one charger?to >> where's the charger? >> i think this is why they want us to eat insects because if you fart all you're going to hear ib crickets. >> up next congress confronting the presidents of liberal universitiesplos over the explo of antisemitism on campuses. >> we are gifting you want a year sails just in time while holidays break in our lowest price of the year to start streaming our biggest shows. >> this is liberty or d

paul: that was john kerry at the cop28 climate summit in dubai this week calling for an end to coal-firedopping this with kerry telling reporters on wednesday that the united states supports largely phasing out all fossil fuels. the annual u.n. climate change conference is set to wrap up on tuesday. so, allysia, is john kerry soutd here? doesn't sound like, china, india, africa are heeding his counsel. >> it's interesting if you look at the report that came out last week, it showed that u.s. emissions actually declined by .2 gig tons, and chinese -- gig that -- gigatons, and china's ooh increased by .5 gigatons. paul: and china isn't stopping right now. it's building more coal plants, right in. >> >> that's right, actually, it's building more coal plants than actually what amounts about 86 million gas-powered cars on the road. and it's actually building these coal plants, ironically, to help back up their solar and wind power. paul: explain that. >> well, the problem is that solar and wind can actually provide cheap energy at the margin, but you still have to back them up -- paul: because

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us climate envoy john kerry was trying to interpret l john kerry was trying to interpret what his hostan saying there's no science that says phasing out fossil fuels is necessary, is that science does not prescribe approach to getting those under control. you're absolutely correct. _ getting those under control. you're absolutely correct. it's _ getting those under control. you're absolutely correct. it's like - getting those under control. you're absolutely correct. it's like not - absolutely correct. it's like not brushing your teeth and waiting for the decay. the carbon capture technologies are just very immature, they're small, they don't scale, and that's not a solution we need to... we need to be very clear it's stopping emissions now quickly. what stopping emissions now quickly. what about the finance, _ stopping emissions now quickly. what about the finance, the other part of this stock take? they're saying emerging markets, developing countries will need 2.4 trillion a year and investment to cap emissions. how much of that money's been realised?— been realised? look, that is t

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it is because of people like john kerry. it's not trump. it kerry.e sick of him. 15% of the u.s. economy is run on coal. we just cannot shut down 15% o the economy because kerry wants to? that is stupid. why are we even listening to john kerry? he is an idiot. he's a maniac. he's telling people to shut their economies down. that is insane. this guy is disqualified. joe biden after 3 years hasn't built a single charging station. not one? but they say that this is so urgent that the world is going to enzymatic. why don't they warp speed it? why don't they cut all the red tape and get these charging stations like they did with the vaccine? they don't care. it's not that urgent. >> they have been built but with private dollars. >> $7.5 million. >> there is a distinction between private funds and public funds. the one i hope he does it tomorrow. >> where is the charger? >> i think this is why they want us to eat insects. if you do it, all you hear is crickets. >> this is done. >> i can't wait for your show tonight. >> is going to be 60 minutes of jokes. u

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it shouldn't shock us that john kerry wants to pull the plug on coal. >> it shouldn't shock us a graveectricity supply today comes from coal. kerry wants to abon done coal completely. you can't build any new power plants and you will shut down the coal fired power plants that we have already got probably by 2035. although they haven't actually given out the date. you face a short-term crunch where they will get rid of all these coal fired plants. where does the electricity come from if it's not from coal? where are we going to get it from? the president says we can get it from solar and wind. they actually said that just a couple of weeks ago. >> steve: he says it all the time. >> dream on, mr. president. cream on. have you seen all the wind projects canceled all up and down the eastern seaboard. massachusetts, rhode island, new jersey, delaware, maryland. they are not going to get the electricity they will need from those wind farms. and when it documents natural gas, if you want to supplement that for coal, we're in short supply can't frac for natural gas in new york and other states

i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 yes, mean we're charging me is a to a safety inspector, and a noted whistleblower. she studied chemistry and biology at the club. bernard university in the on france and food industry techniques at the university of multimedia before doing her ph. d work in food technology at the university of london. she then worked as a research assistant at that same university. in 1990 yes mean joined the world health organization in geneva, where she became a scientific expert and director of food security and food aid. beginning in the year 2000, she served as corporate food safety manager and assistant vice president, responsible for food safety at the food giant nestle. her qualifications were impeccable in 2003, following a complaint from parents. yes, mean, proposed that the company withdraw from the market. baby biscuits being manufactured by nestle and beginning in 2006, she called for an audit on the toxicity of baby products in 2009, a large scale food poisoning, incident effect, and 300000 babies in china. 13 o

you are basically the new john kerry if your member john kerry.o my question is how can you change your opinion like that in just 8 years, and will you pardon donald trump? >> the first thing i will tell you is politics is about distraction, right? and so people like my friends chris christie are going to say she is a flip-flop or, basically saying that i am not hitting trump hard enough. i think he was the right president at the right time. so i think he's right president going forward? know. i'm who i am. i tell my truth like you told your truth. except i am no john kerry. but i will also answer his question. he asked if i would pardon trump and i have answered this before. i would pardon trump. ashley: that was a hard room, those 9-year-olds getting to the heart of it. haley added both anti-trumpers and pro trumpers criticized her approach to the former president. massachusetts is trying to shrink the wealth gap with a new trust fund for the state's porous newborns, they would be a publicly funded trust fund program residents receive at birth a

he makes a good point saying john kerry, i say republican version of bud light. not a good moment for nikki haley, this will crank up now sha she is edging up in the polls, relatively unscathed. she is getting the treatment ron desantis has been gets ing, interesting how she handling it. lack of slavery comment not good for her. i think you will see nikki haley getting hillary clinton-like and i'm no fan of nikki haley, i got to be honest -- >> carley: was that your child? >> tomi: no. i like to see young people challenging republican candidates, he was like a mini-vivek and i think it probably bothered her to hear. she will have to deal with that. >> carley: great point about young people being politically involved, they are listening to parents and watching news and that will spur political opinions of their own. the way she handles criticism, when people attack her, she says it is good, she is rising in the polls. on one hand, not good moment, other hand it could signal her campaign is going in the right direction. >> tomi: in one state. i still think this is

for decades. us climate envoy, john kerry, and french presidency menu. and michael have spoken out in support of more nuclear energy source of emissions, free energy press, and united states for more than 20 nations, calling for a tripling of nuclear generating capacity by 2050. and then a further emmet, at best, or rather to limit global warming, the german chancellor. all that schultz said the world needs much more renewable energy while handling fossil fuels more responsibly. yes, much. i mean, going see and to buy office, but let's agree on to binding targets here and to buy one to triple the expansion of renewable energy is any other to double energy efficiency both by the year 2030 as long as we're still dependent on gas, we must produce and transported in the most climate friendly way possible. the point we can reduce maintain emissions from the energy industry both easily and cheaply, improper goods, disability and dw, as chief political editor, me kind of cure for is in dubai. and she sent us this assessment of what the german chancellor said, t

i'm john kerry, who were speaking with u. b. s. was of lower stephanie zebo. stephanie, thanks again for being with us. thank you, john. there's a huge difference between being a banking whistleblower in the united states and being a banking whistleblower in france. in the united states. the whistleblower is eligible for a reward of between 26 and 34 percent of the amount of money that the government recovers. thanks to the whistle, blowers, revelations, in the case of your former colleague, bradley burke and failed. for example. that meant that he received a $104000000.00 reward. but not only did you get nothing, you were harassed. why is the situation so different in france? why do whistle blowers there? have so few protections who it's going to be a very long? yeah, it could be a very long answer. big cose. first of all, what we can say is that the lows and friends are extremely new. new in the us have we start blowing in the constitution in france, it's back to 2016. hm. so only 7 years ago. so obviously they are no previous cases. i am the 1st one. this is

i'm john kerry. ok, welcome to the whistle blowers, the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 last year we told you the story of bradley brick and spelled d u b s. whistleblower who reported to the us government that u. b. s. had helped literally thousands of wealthy americans avoid federal taxes and longer money off shore, particularly in accounts in the caribbean. broken fields revelations eventually resulted in u. b. s paying a penalty of $780000000.00. at the time that was the biggest fine ever imposed on a bank in 2008, about a year after brick and feld had reported u. b. s to the us government bank executives ordered some of its employees, including our next guest to destroy all of their computer files related to customers, with offshore accounts in switzerland. the unspoken message here was clear brook, and feld hadn't been able to reveal all of the banks, illegalities and bank executives wanted to destroy whatever evidence was left to try to protect themselves from further litigation, prosecution, and fines. but one

given that all of these countries have to agree and nuclear energy coming back in the miles of john kerry. and many of that quote, i thought i thought it was passing a girlfriend, show you what's going on. well, i think you've seen this the last for of 2 evils. so, you know, nuclear is a lot more stable than renewables for example. so it can be used in, in this transition to renewables in the future. um, countries see it as a type of clean energy because it doesn't emit carbon dioxide. so it's best of in coal for example and squares to tune, but the clement activist has even talks about that the, you know, if you have to choose between nuclear and coal, when it comes to, you know, the climate crisis, then we should be looking more to nuclear um the problem is that obviously there are some environmental issues with that nuclear waste is something that we still haven't really learned to have to deal with. and the other issue is safety, you know, with regards to accidents like to know people infection that, that have happened to the past and they go wrong. they go really bad the wrong. now i

at least john kerry, windsurf over to dubai.i'm sure he didn't take a jet because that would have up a lot of fossil fuelthat wou. but my question for all these guys, why not? they just have a zoo tm meetingh like the rest of us end up having to do. i mean, it would be sous much would more efficient and they wouldn't be blowing gas all over the earthn' l over. >> you know, it's funny you say that because all the private t that are flying in there and i don't know, i don't care. thanknow, thk god.n go f >> jet engines. we can go from herroe to thereht to everywhere and all thesen thi people flying in on their private jets and yettire the head of this entire conference says there's no e saysscience, the demand to phe out fossil fuel. and johnasou, the one saying, wn i'm the militant on the issue. well, he's more the militantsay >> but i mean, it's just stupid. well, a gas is basically defined is when a politician accidentally tells the truth. and i think that's what happened. this guy tolthat's what d the th and then everybody got

i'm john kerry. ok, welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 it's only because of whistle blowers that we know about. warrantless wire tapping of american citizens about the sea ice torture program about its archipelago and secret prisons. it's only because of whistle blowers that we know about swiss banks, violating international banking laws or tobacco companies working secretly to get children addicted to cigarettes or about the dangers of lead pipes used in municipal water systems. it's not unusual for governments or even from the main stream media to try to ruin the whistle blower rather than to attack the problem that the whistle blower has revealed. think as examples about the response to the initial revelations about the 100 biden laptop or about evidence that the american internal revenue service was targeting for tax investigations, conservative groups, and individuals who had criticize the government. we are very happy to be joined by lionel. lionel is a media analyst, a substantiv

maria: xi jinping is going to listen to john kerry.e no intention of crippling their own economies for climate change nonsense. xi jinping knows it's all a hoax and focus in the docket hamstring their own development for this but they're more than happy to have the united states and the west cripple the economy with this nonsense. maria: look at what were doing boomer pushing the green agenda, were sending all the production to china let's face it how long have we've been talking about moving supply chains in china because her to depend on china for prescription drugs, biotech, what we do we come out with a new program job all the production of the batteries and the underpinnings of the agenda. >> mind-boggling we don't want to approve new mines that would enable us to mind some of the things that we need to make those batteries here is something else that we need to talk about, 60% of the electricity generated in this country comes from fossil fuels. 40% from natural gas, 20% from coal, this is the stuff that we have and the stuff tha

amy: that is john kerry. asad rehman, if you can respond?also, i think gore said on the draft final text, this is an agreement by and for petro states. next year it is going to be in another petro state. can you talk about why this particular u.n. climate summit in the uae was so important? some are more important than others. >> the reason why this summit was very, very important is back when the paris agreement was signed by every country in the world, everybody recognized the promises that were being made particular by developed countries were so low that they were not going to keep the 1.5, the threshold and guardrail which we know as we begin to face runaway climate catastrophes, the impacts get deeper and faster and affect more people. after five years, we were meant to assess how much progress countries have made. how much they have cut their emissions. how much finance they have provided. how much support they have given to countries to be able to adapt the fact climate is happening much faster than we thought with much more severely

john kerry is doubling down he committed america to get rid of coal-fired power plants he things it can be replaced by wind and solar, on the show today another display of weakness from the biden team, venezuela has reneged on its deal to return to democracy, the exporting oil and bringing in the money and sending to america while we pay for them but he will not restore democracy. it is monday december 4, 2023 "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪. stuart: were going to start with the news out of the middle east are warships along with several commercial vessels they came under attack in the red sea, tell us what happened. >> the worship uss carney shut down three drones yesterday. the u.s. central command says houthi rebels in yemen fully enabled by iran with the attacks targeting commercial shipping and perhaps the carney itself. the u.s. ship was not hit. did you see the cover of the new york post, red alert, here you go calling the latest attack a frightening development suggesting the israel hamas war could spread in the mid east, i want to point out that president biden took the

except i am no john kerry.plause] but i will also answer his question he asked if i would pardon trump? and i have answered this before, i would pardon trump. >> carley: what do you think about that? >> griff: she had a tough day the day before with the civil war. now she is getting put on the spot and owned by a 9-year-old child accusing her of being john kerry. it's been a rough go in new hampshire where she has been climbing in the polls. but, you know, she needs fewer moments like this, if she is to really catch up with the overwhelming frontrunner donald trump and more moments talking about things like the border that we were talking about and as you rightly point out, joey, a great opportunity to own an issue. >> joey: i think she handled this one. i don't understand the new john kerry. i don't know if there is a specific position other than flip-flopping, i guess is, where they are trying to nail her. not the same issues but the act of flip-flopping. chris christie could not be less relevant, i think, in

you're basically the new john kerry. if you remember john kerry from 2004. question is, how can you be -- how can you change your opinion like that? >> i told you i think he was the right president at the right time. i told you that i agree with a lot of his policies. but do i think he's the right president to go forward? no. we can't handle the chaos anymore. >> let's bring in media buzz host, howie kurtz. if you remember john kerry from 2004. he was negative 10 in 2004. >> he wasn't even alive. >> rich: if he were 19, i'd say he was too young. what's going on here, howie? >> nikki haley is trying to clean up the political mess by dancing around that question in new hampshire saying i was trying to make a difference point. everybody knows that slavery caused the civil war. a question any sixth grader could handle. instead, she talked about freedom and what people could and couldn't do. what they could do, rich, is own other human beings. so now she not only whiffed when it comes a follow up question about slavery. the real issue is she's afraid of alienatin