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i do agree with one of one of the questions suggested by michael shellenberger. i wante to know it's bad enoughh what what twitter and facebook didoo with respect to the hunter. biden laptop.th respect t it's bado that all of the medi. or organizations seem to beorgan involved. but what is sen the worlemd wa the fbi thinking?e've g >> what was cesa thinking?e to start. we've got a lot more to do, but that's a great place to start. >> yeah, it is stunning. to me that they projected thatfo hunter biden information would come out out. they had the laptop and then guess what? all the media that they invited that there was i shouldn't say they invited, but that was part of that t group just got in line and squashed that story to get through an election. congressman hanger, sorry. hat >> what would you like to see happen? see well, sunshine is the best disinfectant. we have to get to th e bottom of what was going on with these agencies, with the fbi and with the conspiracy. this very clearly that very clearly took place between these agencies and the media companies. w

let's bring in michael shellenberger. michael, always great to have you on.ant to put this in, because this is what you tweeted today. if i can pull it up and put it on the screen, "l.a. for its part is san francisco on steroids. there are 69,000 plus homeless. the numbers increased by 4% since 2020 and l.a. increased permanent support of housing units to 33,000 plus from 20 2012-2021, which is three times more. permanent supportive housing per capita than houston." so we simultaneously have more housing and more homeless, michael. >> that's right, and i think a lot of people think this is just a warm weather phenomenon. you can sleep outside year-round in california. but the fact of the matter is, you can also sleep in florida outside year-round, and it reduced its homelessness by almost 50% between 2007 and 2022. whereas california increased its homeless population by almost a quarter. i think one of the most stunning statistics is that san francisco has 50% more permanent supportive housing for homeless people, but then houston, even though there is nine t

michael shellenberger. the story is obviously ongoing.to monitor it over the night and weekend. last night a pfizer executive just admitted on camera that, yes, his company is thinking about conducting gain-of-function research. no regulators will do anything, because we own the regulators, and the virus did come from wuhan. you won't see this on any other channel, because it was ignoredn completely today.ds we've got details, next..c of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; that easy. and if your business doesn't get paid, we don't get paid. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $2 billion but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com, powered by innovation refunds. >> tucker: it's been more than 48 hours since project veritas published undercover videos of a pfizer executive talking about his company's secret plan to mutate coronaviruses, to make them much mo

michael shellenberger is one o f the very few reporters in this country has actually gone out to taket hand , theser f modern opium dens. he's the author, of course, of san francisco. he joins us tonight. >> michael schoenberger, thank you so much for coming on . so you've reported on this. >> what do you think of it? well, tucker, good to be with you. t i mean, i thinhik we all saws the biden family struggling with hunter biden's addiction and fighting for biden's life fighti for many years. any of us wh fo have had friends or family suffering from drug addiction, we want to fightca to rescue them so they candicti. recover from addiction with the biden administration is considering doinglega is legalizing what are a effectively addiction maintenance sites inon the midde of our all of our major cities, not just san francisco, they want to spread them across the country. naturally, they end up getting put in poor blackuntry. neighborhoods. so you're looking at two different approaches to addictionoo. >> one is fighting for our loved ones to recover from addiction, and another is to s a

here with reaction fox news contributor joe concha and journalist michael shellenberger. michael, i'll start with you. it's pretty extraordinary that we, a select group of human beings because of whatever touched us at some point in our lives, are able to sit in a room and come together and talk about saving the planet. 1,000 private jets estimated to take people to davos to talk about saving the planet. help me out. i can't handle the hypocrisy. >> he kind of says it all there, doesn't he? really, those privileged select people who use the most fossil fuels, who have the largest carbon footprint, trying to prevent other countries from using them. in particular, poor asian and african nations are being actively denied the natural gas and fossil fuels that we take for granted. the european union has tried to prevent them from getting fertilizers that they need. we see this every year at the climate talks. it is unconscionable to be kicking away the ladder from people seeking a better life. of course, it goes hand in hand with an enfor the to censor freedom of speech. they'r

such a powerful advocate for all of this, tell us very quickly about your new venture with michael shellenbergerwe have been reporting together on the drug addiction crisis in the bay area for quite some time and also in north america there is some promising things happening in alberta canada around recovery oriented treatment we have launched the publication together you can find it and will be covering this and much more depth in the future. steve: i appreciate both of you with that more partisa all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. sam. sophie's not here tonight. so you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt. steve: are closer tonight is rob smi

such a powerful advocate for all of this, tell us very quickly about your new venture with michael shellenbergert read it we have been reporting together on the drug addiction crisis in the bay area for quite some time and also in north america there is some promising things happening in alberta canada around recovery oriented treatment we have launched the publication together you can find it and will be covering this and much more depth in the future. steve: i appreciate both of you with that more partisa steve: are closer tonight is >> steve: and the closed tonight, rob i s with us. rob, let's talk about the political implication of the document scandal and how it might affect 2024. polithe interesting thing, the apologist biden take it seriously. plus, the political director over abc rick klein this morning. >> i've been hearing a lot of democrats who say wait a second on joe biden. let's see how this plays out.ys this is exactly the moment considerate to launch as president and more and more democrats are save we have a look at the political fallout of hethis reall py is and who was respons

such a powerful advocate for all of this, tell us very quickly about your new venture with michael shellenbergert we have been reporting together on the drug addiction crisis in the bay area for quite some time and also in north america there is some promising things happening in alberta canada around recovery oriented treatment we have launched the publication together you can find it and will be covering this and much more depth in the future. steve: i appreciate both of you with that more partisanhe work c you are doing. stay with us. much more ahead er futur helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. this dad and daughter were driving when they got a crack in their windshield. [smash] >> dad: it's okay. pull over. >> tech: he wouldn't take his car just anywhere... ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: ...so he brought it to safelite. we replaced the windshield and recalibrate

the police madness any tragedy to revive as aoc did on friday prompting this response from michael shellenberger. the rising police killings in the us with the homicides is a direct result of anti- police politicians like you demonized the police and drove them out of their jobs and pushed many into more affluent neighbors and that is the true disaster the fact that in america today astonishingly the most under placed in over police at the same time. whether you agree or not it's important to understand that it is how millions of americans feel with policing today. >> frankly the idea of american policing and protecting is true. they serve white wealthy people and they protect property. you see a unit that is clearly designed as so many similar units around the country to delete certain kinds of people. we have a bicameral system in america where there are certain people who are policed in certain people who are served. steve: the more the police are attacked the worse it gets for everyone. nobody feels protected and that's where we are today. we have the crime wave to prove it. it is a disaster

michael shellenberger substack.com. me a little bit about how race plays a role in these types of situations, michael. >> sure. good to be with you, jesse. i think it's important to put this into context. police departments actually did a very good job reducing the rate of force and killings overall including of african-americans 1970s until today. the real problem is that there has been an aggressive war on policing so we have seen as you were describing good cops driven outs the of police departments that really need them. we have seen police moving from much more high crime neighborhoods in cities into much wealthier communities it where they are less needed and less likely to get in trouble. you mentioned with the chokeholds. police officers so badly trained they couldn't subdue tyre nichols. they should have been able to subdue him they didn't have the right training. that means they don't have enough police officers, they don't have the right training to be able to take the time they need to get police officers wh

your previous guest michael shellenberger talked about how they were paid $3 million by the fbi. they were underpaid. they were doing so much work for the government in terms of reviewing these documents that they should have been commented a lot more for their work. >> tucker: how can it be a free society or democracy if law enforcement and intel agencies are determining what we can say? >> well, people are hiding behind the fig leaf of, well, they didn't formally ask, they didn't demand that you do it. how much of an ask is it really? how voluntary is it really when the cia, the dhs, comes to your company, presents you with an excel spreadsheet with thousands of names and say we assess these accounts are linked to the internet, foreign threat actors. >> tucker: there are many problems that beset american society. this is a simple one to fix. government agencies are not allowed to censor speech in the united states. i think it's an easy thing to remedy. we wouldn't know about it were it not for your efforts. thank you so much. a lot of drama in washington as we alluded at the ou

michael shellenberger the bestselling author of "apocalypse never" and substack journalist.this might be the last time you and i talk so it was really nice knowing you. [laughter] >> it's good to be with you, jesse. >> jesse: where do you come off saying that the world is all going to end and not even scott pelley can save us and cbs is like all right, let's go to commercial. >> yeah, well, i mean, look, paul erhlick, nobody has been wrong on any other issue than paul erhlick, we debunked his claim he made on "60 minutes" it would take five efforts to sustain a population a decade ago. chief scientist of the nature conservancy, myself a bunch of other scientists bebunked it in one of the leading biology journals. i went through all of paul erhlick's videos and speeches today. i was shocked the number of times over the last 50 years he claimed that human kind was headed for extinction. he said that there would not be 7 billion human beings on earth because of famine. of course there is 8 billion human beings today. women giving birth. women have the same right to give birth a

joining me now is michael shellenberger, co-founder of -- public, a sub stat publication. your information on twitter files is a really most interesting read. i'm actually stunned that you had current and former employees of places like npr, the "washington post", the "new york times", twitter, facebook, the department of justice, all getting together to actually role play this back in august of 2020. as you came across this, what did you think when you started reading what was actually going on? >> well, it really raised alarms. i mean, this is a very suspicious set of behaviors. it's important to keep in mind, f.b.i. had hunter biden's laptop in december 2019. they knew it was his. they knew it was not russian disinformation. we then saw f.b.i. warning both facebook and twitter directly to be prepared for a russian hacking leak operation relating to hunter biden in a kind of pre-debunking or debunking of hunter biden's laptop when fwubdz. we also know that giuliani was under surveillance by the f.b.i. you have two things going on at the same time. the f.b.i. knew it was

perspective on reparations and other woke topics we're joined by the author of san francisco, michael shellenberger, i want to get your thoughts on this reparations project that san francisco is pitching. >> it would not be the approach i would take at this point to deal with either the addiction crisis or the housing crisis. both of which are contributing to homelessness, but ultimately, san francisco is suffering from a governance problem. we have the highest taxes in the country in california. we have some of the worst outcomes. we saw homelessness increase 31% over the last decade even as it declined in the rest of the country, so i don't think that's simply dealing with the problem by just giving some families very large amounts of money in cash, is a good solution to this problem, especially when the city is facing a much bigger crisis. >> right. you wrote the book san francisco, and i wonder, michael, are you surprised by this committee? are you surprised by the city putting this forth? >> well, you know, it's funny because honestly it's hard to know how seriously to take it. there is no way

let's bring in michael shellenberger, he is an investigative journalist and substack columnist.making too big of a deal about this world economic forum? >> oh, not at all. good to be with you, jesse. i think you said it right. it's a creepy event. i mean, these are people that claim to be wanting transparency and openness but as we discovered this week in our reporting earlier, they hide their own finances both for the world economic forum and for the cloch foundation. shouldn't be lost on people this is a group of people based in switzerland which has the most restrictive banking rules allowing for people, including criminal syndicates to hide their wealth. it's a green washing exercise that consists of people flying in by private jet, promoting insect eating, yes, it's true. it's not a conspiracy, promoting insect eating rather than meat eating to the masses. telling poor countries they shouldn't use fossil fuels while they fly private jets everywhere. it's really a litmus u.s. for who are the worst people in the world. that is who is going to these events. the investigators w

i'd be very i would say there is a among certain environmentalists, people like michael shellenberger, the times hero of the environment, who's actually apologized for his in the climate scare details a lot of this. but i think ultimate answer to your question without getting into nuclear energy really is they don't really want plentiful energy for the human race. vision is austerity want to if you aoc did a video a few years ago about a vision the green new deal and it was all people living in a city where was like in perfect harmony. and this is world economic forum's vision of your own. nothing. and you'll be happy. everything you will be delivered by drone, even on your apartment, because it'll be sublet out to you won't need to own an appliance like an egg beater because you could order one and it'll be delivered to you. you'll rent it for a few hours. they have this vision of such a master mind control that people don't need space prosperity. they don't need wealth creation. in fact, the u.n. actually has said in vancouver declaration wealth creation creates inequity and, the co

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i michael shellenberger is one of the best journalists in thiss in country whose work is on substance. >> you just wrote a piec eis on exactly this today. >> he joins us tonight with his pe perceptions. exacrception do you make of whae watching here exactly? wht mean? good to good to be with you, tucker.wity and of course, anybody who saw the video of the young man inn t memphis, tennessee, being beaten by the policehepo it, but is horrified by it. but i think you're absolutely the anti right. the anti police movement has blood on its-police hands. least 3,000 at least three thousand additional black homicides have occurred since the george floyd protests of 2020 of the george and also george floyd riots. h we've seen about 30 unarmedut 3d african american african-americans killed in 20 , 20 to 60 police officers. >> butn over eight thousand african-americans likely were killed in 2020 two. s and this is due to this obviously this anti policing movements has led to people, police leaving the force in droves, the demoralization of the police, the pulling back of on the police of the po

twitter files number seven, tweet 15, by one of the reporters with integrity, michael shellenberger. my colleagues at the fort had a query for you. this is from elvis chan at the f.b.i. to yul roth at twitter. my colleagues at the fort is a reference to fort meade, the headquarters of the national security agency. he says that twitter no longer provides their data feed as they had in earlier years apparently and asked if they'd be willing to change it. their data feed. comments, postings of 77 million americans and more than 330 million people worldwide. my colleagues, they are contracting with an littic tool for open source intelligence. the commercial version of this tool includes the twitter data feed. however the feed was disabled because the vendor said they did not want to violate their terms of service with twitter my colleagues are wondering if twitter would be open to revising its terms of service to allow this vendor to continue having access to the twitter feed. this representative of the f.b.i. is asking for twitter to reverse its policy to allow government agencies to co