professor morrissey says, we are doing something. trick is to do something that matters, that has an effect. this asident is touting a solution, and it is not. he concludes, we are going to have to deal with the rising sea level, whether we do this or not. we have ann is, do economy that can bear what would be the truly large burden, much larger than this one? we should be creating jobs and strengthening the economy, not hindering it. >> the conversation is not over. good discussions need to be held. we need to ask ourselves what the true facts are, and we will do so. and a growing number of scientists are demonstrating the falsity of many of the allegations that have been made as a result of warming temperatures and climate change. and we simply have to be honest about that. our economy is exceedingly fragile. it is very fragile. the average median income for working americans today is $2400 below what it was in 2007. we have fewer people working today than we had in 2007. unemployment remains high. we cannot regulate and impose tot

peter morrissey, university of maryland professor at the robert h. smith business school. >> without objection. >> and then let me just point out in the final minute, mr. chairman, professor morrissey says a lot of this, speaking of the president's new plan yesterday, is going to needlessly raise costs, but more importantly, much more importantly, the president's goal, the amount of carbon dioxide we will save china makes up with additional emissions in only 18 months. he goes on to point out and i quote, remember co-2 emissions is very different than smog. and the environmentalists right now want to confuse that issue, saying you certainly don't want smog and asthma and things like that. co-2 emissions is about the greenhouse effect, and rising temperatures. asked about the thought that if the u.s. doesn't do something countries like china and indiana definitely won't, professor morrissey says, well we're already doing something. and china is not joining us. he says, and i quote, it's a fool's journey into the night to think that setting a good exam

hi also serves under the administration of morrissey. when i say there are dark days ahead, i think the situation is going to get a lot worse no better. >> what are you hoping to achieve from this report then? raising your concerns. are you hoping for some sort of international pressure? we know that that's lacking. >> if egypt isn't able to deliver a credible investigations into the gross human rights violations we have seen, the international community should step up. that should include exploring options of the human rights council, including an international investigation. >> what about sexual abuses, we have seen a dramatic increase in sexual abuses, ceci only today talking out against it, why is it become so bad? >> let's remember a few years ago, ceci went on the record of amnesty international defending virginity tests against women protestors. this is an issue that has been present in governments and i think it is time for the egyptian government to stop using it and taking an election to address it. look at the statistics over

please, morrissey, don't eat me. look in your heart. don't eat me. oh, no. not my head. oh.time you get your chinese, your brazilians and your italians all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated-looking creature with all these troublesome shells is worth the work. so you tear off the little limbs. we'll get to you later, my friends. rip out the tail. these are the lungs. you don't want them. now you've got all this nice fat in there. oh, yeah. now we're getting to the claw. look at that. what's poking out of there? oh, yeah. that little nubbin of goodness like a celestial nipple. oh. when people started demanding boneless stuff like chicken without a bone, or crab meat without the actual crab or lazy lobster, that was the beginning of the erosion of our society as we know it. if you're not willing to work for a payoff like this, how do you expect us to like fight al qaeda? if you can't suck the meat out of a crab. a character builder. and delicious. >> and if your perfect day really did happen, you'd probably

peter morrissey, university of maryland professor at the robert h. smith business school. >> without objection. >> let me just point out in the final minute, mr. chairman. professor morris where i says a lot of this -- speaking of the president's new plan yesterday, is going to needlessly raise costs, but more importantly, much more importantly, the president's goal, the amount of carbon dioxide we will save china makes up with additional emyin emissions in only 18 months. remember, co2 emyings is very different than smog, and the vimpltists right now want to confuse that issue saying you certainly don't want smog and asthma and things like that. co2 emissions is about the greenhouse effect and rising temperatures. asked about the thought that if the u.s. doesn't do something, the countries like china and india definitely won't, professor morrissey says, well, we are already doing something. >> anchor says -- professor morrissey says we are doing something, but the trick is to do something that matters that has an effect. the president is touting thi

more recently he was jailed after president morrissey was removed.s actually out on bail attending this case today. now, his family tells us that he and his lawyers were actually outside the hearing trying to get in, and they were refused entry to the courtroom where the hearing was taking place. the somewhere proceeded without the defendant, without his lawyers, without any witnesses, and simply issued this 15-year sentence that at that time a police officer emerged from inside the court and arrested l ala abdel fattah. he has 11 other co-defendants. this is the toughest sentence we've seen so far of any prominent activist in this country. >> we've just seen a newly elected civilian president who was the head of the military before in the previous we're when the military was in charge there was a huge crackdown against opponents, especially amongst the muslim brotherhood. now this court has handed down this very stiff sentence. how much control do you expect the civilian government to still maintain over the legal process in egypt? >> well, it's wor

after he ousted the nation's first freely elected president, mohammed morrissey.k yourself, is egypt essentially back to the -- >> >>> administration officials will be on the hill today and tomorrow. ahead we have new details of the five years bergdahl spent in captivity. first, today's tdr 50 trivia question. before terry mcauliffe's win in 2014, who was the president the last team the party controlled the white house won the virginia's governor's's? the answer and more is coming up on tdr. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. here at fidelity, we give you the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center o

somewhat agreeing with the implication, i was not certain, who and what was the government under morrissey perceiving and emerging one party to germany. was it, you know -- think we are pro early, you know, most of us any way feel that let's get real . there was a military coup on july 3rd 2013. it was a tragedy resistant to incipient or consolidating authoritarianism could not be mobilized. the not so tender administrations. but now a fascist military regime or at least of a certain form. but was this authoritarianism or just one party that -- you know, a 1-party dominant regime. what is the wider meaning of this? is the option of moderate islamist party playing the political game ruling and then not ruling and rotation of power and the normalization of this phenomenon, is that dead as an option? yen how do we explain as the more less ruling party giving up control of the government in preparation for election? five what is egypt today? is it -- i heard a kind of disagreement. dan saying and i have to agree that it is a kind of fascist regime. i thought i heard you saying, wait a minute.

. >> is my understanding the attorney general of west virginia patrick morrissey wrote a letter to gina mccarthy on june 6, 2014 regarding these new rules. in their understanding epa agrees in its technical documents filed with this proposal that under the plain reading of the statutory language in section 111t found in the u.s. code epa has no one legal authority to regulate co2 emissions from power plants under section section 111t. in particular the u.s. code provides the epa is regulating a source under section 112 of the clean air act the epa cannot also establish standards under section 111t. is that true that in 2012 epa started regulating power plants under section 100 1200's mercury and air toxic rule black csr no black. >> we did issue a regulation under section 112. >> any the plain reading of the less code in the legislation reported from this committee and the provisions of law enacted by the house and senate this decision to regulate under 112 for close the agency's ability to regulate greenhouse gases under section 111. is that correct? >> that is not correct. >> you base

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