mike lynch, a pleasure to have you on the show.rt with this, why are renewables not more of the conversation, or the solution in this current energy crisis? the big problem is that renewables are very expensive and they are not dispatchable. you cannot call up a wind turbine and say, give us more power, that power is either there or it isn't. so, when you want to have a surge capacity it is not going to be renewables because generally they operate all the time when they can. and if they are not operating it is because they can't. let me just clarify, what we are talking about it is an issue of capacity and the cost of storing renewable energy? yes, the cost of storing energy is phenomenal, people don't understand that. a battery, a a0 kilowatts battery costs about $5,000 and has about as much energy in it as $100 barrel of oil. this is why you do not have wide spread adoption of battery storage in utilities around the world. i am wondering is the problem of capacity likely to linger? i'm wondering won't investment in time and ambit

mike lynch from the energy policy research foundation.

mike lynch says network rail- was very quickly dismissed? warning says there could be a danger to life or potential serious illness, with adverse health effects notjust limited to the most vulnerable. i'm joined now by dr eunice lo, climate scientist at the university of bristol. where is this heat coming from? this heat is _ where is this heat coming from? this heat is coming from war eric tracks from _ heat is coming from war eric tracks from the _ heat is coming from war eric tracks from the south and a high pressure system _ from the south and a high pressure system dominating over the uk. in general, _ system dominating over the uk. in general, because of climate change, extremely— general, because of climate change, extremely hot weather is on the rise so we _ extremely hot weather is on the rise so we are _ extremely hot weather is on the rise so we are seeing increasing in frequency— so we are seeing increasing in frequency and intensity of extremely hot weather. frequency and intensity of extremely hot weather-— hot weather. there is

they said that they're going to vote today, with mike pence, who they threatened to lynch. threatened to lynch him. they brought a noose. he is still obedient. that is something different then, i want the parking space. that is authoritarianism. >> it is. another example of this is, there are so many republicans, and it is with biden certification, which people always do. there are limited exceptions, and the guy who won, and has affirmed in court, over and over again, and is to be certified. many of them were just saying, privately, the getting all of these threats, it is a kid safety at risk, the family safety at risk. it was persuasion, not by politics, not by argument, not by debate, but by brute force, brood fear, it and only where it is today, because of complicity in the republican party. i didn't want to write another trump book, i want to write a book about why he is still here. >> a man. i've seen quotes out there, and the strategy is that there are still waiting for him to dine. which is a sad thing to say about a party, which was once the party of them. >> it's

obviously can't get much angrier than trying to whip up a crowd that is already calling for the lynching of mikeg that, again, we're starting to see republicans who were not afraid to say things that are going to upset donald trump. you look at the polls. he is still ahead. but there is no doubt -- >> pence could turn page and get more republicans to do that. >> you are starting to see, again, when i first heard about this story, i asked alex. i said, yeah, what is this more behind the scenes talking and then they go out and stonewall in front of cameras? alex said, no. clips of them talking positively about mike pence in front of cameras. which, again, thanking him for what he did on january 6th. so there is a growing split. let me say a healthy split in the republican party here. and more and more members of congress understanding just how bad january 6th was. let's bring in matt lewis to the conversation. he's a senior columnist for "the daily beast." matt, i want to talk about all of of that we just saw. also, i've been talking about this echelon poll. again, it's a republican polling outfit

mike. it just shows how pence and his fellow republicans are willing to overlook anything, even attempts to publicly lynch, and no, not a wall. you know they never intended to do that, right? it's calks cuts for the uber rich. and up next, how reagan on micks stuck it to the mainlyialsed a set the staple for trumpism and how another wrote an apology to young americans mired in debt. he joins us next. s mired in deb. he joins us next a different sto. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects including sleepiness. don't drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other

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