john podesta, what do you think? >> i thought the bill was supposed to reduce inflation but turns out it was a trojan horse for global warming. the expert and ran through the un climate models and says the inflation reduction act reduced temperatures by the year 2100 by 0.009 degrees. stuart: that's lundburg we've known very well on this program and ran the biden game plan through his computer systems. >> through the un systems. stuart: yeah and figured out by the end of the censure reigns leading, we'd have reduced -- century and would have reduced by what? >> 0.0009 degrees and turning from 72 down to 71.999 degrees. if you think global warm asking going to kill us and we're about to die, this bill does nothing about it. spent a lot of money and have windmills and people get rich but in terms of reducing temperature on earth, which was the whole idea, this doesn't accomplish it. huge waste of money that doesn't achieve what the green people say they want to do. stuart: that was john podesta and not heard of them fo

>> probably and remember the words of john podesta during the obama years, never let a crisis go to waste. rom emmanuel was somebody who used to say that. here's the problem, if they don't have a crisis, they'll just create one because they need a crisis in order to control us. liz, what i really think we're beginning to see is this is not about controlling a problem, it's about controlling the population. this is about telling people what to do, how to do it, where to do it, when to do it and how well to do it. it's a matter of controlling americans and taking their basic fundfundamental liberties away. we saw it during covid and we come out of that saying, you know, this wasn't about managing the disease. it was about managing the population. and making us do what the government wanted. i think people are making up to that -- waking up to that, however. liz: governor, to your point the leaders in congress decided to combine disaster relief for maui with an extra $24 billion in funding for ukraine and that put lawmakers into a no win situation and lawmakers opposed more funding for ukrai

reporters question white house domestic policy council director and white house senior advisor john podestathe inflation reduction act. >> really good afternoon, everyone. right. apologies for the delay. we had the administrator was actually briefing the president in the oval office. so we wanted to make sure that she was ready to go and the president got the briefing that he needed before we came out. so apologies for a late start in the briefing. so in a minute, you will hear directly from the fema administrator on how the biden harris administration has mobilized a robust whole of government response effort to support immediate and long term rescue and recovery efforts in maui. hawaii. first, as the president said yesterday, we are praying for those who lost so much who lost loved ones, their community, their businesses, their households. we are also incredibly thankful to the first responders and also the the very brave firefighters who are on the front lines who are dealing with this response and recovery effort. early today, we announced that the president and the first lady who will

however in in case, did wasn 't climate change caused fire, they are looking like idiots, and john podesta an initiative, you are the leader what are you doing? i think that really, the climate change agenda debate. has really evolved as we have done so much to dry to reduce it here. and yet,. >> a level of dishonesty, as guy points out in the discussion, it like is, this is not the them you think it is. >> there is a lot of hysteria how the earth works, we are from the west, i am from a arizona, a state that has been under the ocean 8 times that we know of. there are things you can do do prevent fires and make them less devastating, such as clearing out dry brush, i have a lot of questions for the county about why they didn't think to clear out a lot of the dry brush like we used to clear out pine needles around our house to reduce fires. there are actual things you can do, but they are dp focused oh, quite. >> since they knew they had a problem with dry brush that is clear that the climate change agenda is not just used to control the economy, but also to avoid responsibility. >> yeah, a

white house bigwig john podesta was just talking about this.was not the inflation reduction act, this is a private act, a green new deal act. that stuff is very unpopular and folks would like to see a greater effort at curbing prices that you your self just mentioned, every day necessities have been rising rapidly. the fact the 12 month change, what economists use, does not affect the actual level of prices which continues to rise in key areas. bidens are driven by ideology and central planning. not driven by common sense every day considerations normal working folks and typical families are driven by. that is one of their biggest vulnerabilities. we when we will be watching for:00 eastern on fox business, always a pleasure. thank you, see you soon. if there was one campaign promise president biden will keep, it is ending the border wall. he has gone to great lengths to make sure that promise is kept. autonomous car company beef making its way to atlanta. ashley webster is there with cumberland next. ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> v

stuart: that was john podesta.idn't he have something to do with hillary's campaign in 2016, the steel bossier et cetera? we will take his word on climate crisis. next case, touting the remarkable accomplishments of the inflation reduction act, nancy pelosi had to ask for applause. we will show you what happened. ♪ ♪ ♪ or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. i don't want you to move. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring your services has never been easier. get connected on the day of your move with the xfinity

empathy is tight lipped about his travel plans, deputy chief of staff john podesta was more than happyll the messaging void left by the president because yesterday he spent three minutes at the white house explaining how the inflation reduction act is actually just a massive piece of climate legislation. >> extreme weather fueled by climate change something felt across the country. all of us have watched in horror as the maui fires have stopped. to stop these disasters from getting even worse we have to cut the carbon pollution that's driving the climate crisis, and that's what the inflation reduction act is all about. >> laura: but that's a lie. what likely cause the fires in maui was hawaiian electric's fire to clear flammable grasses from right around the electric wires because, look, it was focusing on and investing in renewables. of course, all of this is about obscuring all their other failures. this is biden's katrina and no one is calling him on it. but, you almost have to tip your hat to the left, right? because katrina was reputationally ruinous for george bush. hawaii should

john podesta, sitting there. in the white house and exploiting this.essly than democrats exploit school shootings to push their creepy gun agenda. they never get called on it. they are not apologizing for it. i don't think it's going to quit because it works. >> dana: judge. you had a thought about that. >> judge jeanine: it's not just relentless on the messaging. the climate change is a scapegoat. apparently in 2019 they had some of the worst fires and they did a study. they decided that they needed to do more to prevent their power lines from emitting sparks which would cause these fires. they didn't put the plan in place. instead they invested in renewable energy, green energy. as a result there was no plan basically turning the power off if there was a significant wildfire risk. they needed to have that plan in place. let me tell you what climate change is responsible for, the new scapegoat. climate change is responsible for hate speech. it's -- climate change is responsible has an effect on the babies in the womb. climate change is to blame for ri

here is white house senior adviser john podesta yesterday. >> to stop disasters from getting even worse we have to cut carbon pollution driving climate crisis what inflation reduction act is all about, it makes largest investment in clean energy climate action in the world, touching every sector, power, transportation, buildings, industry, agriculture forestry said should not have named the bill inflation reduction it has less with inflation alternatives that generational economic growth aka climate change agenda. >> i have to say --] whispering] i had to when ister in lieu of joe biden ridiculousness. >> we talk different types of measures into place people just want to see their money, staying in pockets, going to places it should be, on average american households spending 709 dollars more per month like you talked about wages going up with that, seeing more spending at the groceries higher prices gas pump talked credit card debt hitting a trillion dollars interest rates going up taxes going up people don't want to spend all money, buying new appliances for their home ranging from wa

i saw that jacqui heinrich was interviewing john podesta. he was dolling out money for climate.ou want inflation? doll out that type of money from the taxpayer, create massive deficits as far as the eyes can see? you'll get inflation. you'll get higher interest rates and then look out. >> when you look at price hikes, inflation, you've been seeing it all over the place. the administration says it's not as bad as it was. it's still bad. we still have a lot of prices at all-time highs. you talk about borrowing costs. they're at 15-year highs. that is inflationary in and of itself. >> cost of capitol throughout the food chain from the consumer, to small business, to medium size, to big business, to raise debt it cost more to borrow, it cost more. everything down the pipe. that's where profits come in. that's where markets come in. is there any thought process here that the financials are getting wrecked right now again off of interest rates going to this high. citi group is back to the lows where it was when silicon valley debacle hit. these are things i'm watching closely. i reall

last week the biden white house bigwig john podesta fests up all the inflation reduction act was reallythe cost of that acted by the way has be

it happened in the press briefing today where we heard from john podesta, senior adviser to the president the impact on climate change. take a listen to what he had to say. >> in the one years since the inflation reduction act pass, we have seen more than $110 billion in new clean energy manufacturing investments from the private sector. these new investments are creating jobs and bringing economic opportunity to communities all across america. >> reporter: there really has been a campaign-style effort on the part of the president and on the part of the administration over the last few weeks, to try to break in big piece of legislation into some of its smaller components, to talk about some of the individual pieces that they think are going to be very popular. i asked the president's chief domestic policy adviser about the fact that there are already legal challenges. there are some efforts by republicans in congress to try to repeal or undermine parts of the law. she compared it to the affordable care act, obama care, to say there were some rocky moments at the beginning, but ultimately

also wednesday, senior advisor john podesta and domestic policy advisor neera tanden will join us here -- here at the briefing room. these officials and others traveling throughout the week will discuss how the inflation reduction act is key to bidenomics and building the economy from the middle out and the bottom up. it does that in five key ways. the inflation reduction act is the largest investment in climate action in history and puts us on a path to reduce emission by 50 percent by 2030. secondly, the inflation reduction act invests in america, with more than $110 billion in private sector investments in clean energy manufacturing announced in the last year alone. the inflation reduction act is lowering energy costs, with several utility companies already announcing consumer rebates, including $400 million from florida power & light. the inflation reduction act is lowering healthcare costs by capping insulin at 35 bucks for seniors, saving nearly 15 million americans 800 bucks per year on health insurance, and allowing medicare to negotiate lower prescription drug prices. and last

going to hear from the senior adviser to the president for climate innovation and implementation, john podesta and also the domestic policy adviser to the president near a -- nira tandem. please come on up and i'll let them take it from here. go ahead. >> thanks. it's good to be with you. we're marking the one year anniversary of a truly transformative piece of legislation, the inflation reduction act, which is the largest investment in clean energy and climate action ever in the united states in the history of the world. but first, i want to acknowledge that today's event is coming during a time of heartbreak as the toll of extreme weather fueled by climate change is being felt across the country in the world. this summer has brought one climate disaster after another from extreme heat in arizona and texas and across the southeast to floods in vermont and upstate new york to thick smoke from canadian wildfires. and all of us have watched in horror as the maui fires have claimed over 100 lives of the largest loss of life of a fire in the last 100 years in america. as fema administrator criswel