[applause] mr. gore: thank you. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] mr. gore: thank you. thank you so much. thank you very much, secretary clinton. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for the warm welcome. i appreciate those kind words very much. i want to acknowledge all of the elected officials and distinguished guests who are here. i want to say a special word of thanks to president eduardo petrone of miami-dade college. i understand you have got a pretty good women's volleyball team here, so go lady sharks, is that what you say? i'm here today with two very simple messages. number one, when it comes to the most urgent issue facing our country and the world, the choice in this election is extremely clear. hillary clinton will make solving the climate crisis a top national priority. very important. [applause] mr. gore: her opponent, based on the ideas he has presented, would take us towards a climate catastrophe. that is my first message. the climate crisis is and must be regarded as a top

mr. gore: is it an agreement? mr. quayle: it is a commitment. mr. gore: oh. [laughter] mr. quayle: let's talk about, let's talk about -- mr. gore: well, he said he'd -- bruno: let him talk, senator. quayle: lighten up here, al. [laughter] [applause] mr. bruno: go ahead. vice president quayle: let's talk about getting agreements. you know, the president of the us doesn't just negotiate with your friends in congress; the president of the us deals on the international scene. he's got to deal with the president of russia, he's got to deal with the chancellor of germany, the prime minister of britain, the president of france, the prime minister of japan -- he's got to deal with a whole host of leaders around the world. and the leaders sit down and they will negotiate, and they will come to agreements with people that they trust. and this is a fundamental problem with bill clinton, is trust and character. it is not the issue of how he avoided military service 20-some years ago; it's the fact -- it's

[applause] mr. gorethank you. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] mr. gore: thank you. thank you so much. thank you very much, secretary clinton. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for the warm welcome. i appreciate those kind words very much. very much. i want to acknowledge all of the elected officials and distinguished guests who are here. i want to say a special word of thanks to president eduardo petrone of miami-dade college. i understand you have got a pretty good women's volleyball team here, so go lady sharks, is that what you say? i'm here today with two very simple messages. number one, when it comes to the most urgent issue facing our country and the world, the choice in this election is extremely clear. hillary clinton will make solving the climate crisis a top national priority. very important. [applause] mr. gore: her opponent, based on the ideas he has presented, would take us towards a climate catastrophe. that is my first message. the climate crisis is and must be regarded

mr. gore: hold on, hold on, let me finish. mr. quayle: okay. mr. gore: he also said he wanted to be the environmental president; then he went on to say he wanted to be the education president. then he said that he wouldn't raise taxes again -- no, never, ever, ever. then the next day his spokesman, marlin fitzwater, came out and said that's not a pledge. then 2 weeks ago he said that after the election, if you win, then james baker's going to go back to be secretary of state; then a week later, in the debate a few nights ago, he said, no, after the election, if we win, james baker is going to be in charge of domestic policy. which is it, dan? is he going to -- what's your role in this going to be? [applause] [laughter] mr. bruno: well, we'll have to move on to another topic. mr. quayle: let me -- mr. bruno: sorry, mr. vice president. quayle: i don't have time to respond to that? bruno: you'll get plenty of chance to respond, so don't worry. quayle: okay, you're the moderator. i was under the assumption that when the thing is like that that you get a

senator gore: want me to answer? mr. bruno: go ahead. senator gore: we support the public school choice to go to any public school of your choice. what we don't support -- and listen to what they're proposing -- to take us taxpayer dollars and subsidize private schools. now, i'm all for private schools, but to use taxpayer dollars, when the people who get these little vouchers often won't be able to afford the private school anyway, and the private school is not -- vice president quayle: al, i think, i think it's important -- senator gore: under any obligation to admit them, that is a ripoff of the us taxpayer. vice president quayle: this is a very important issue. choice in education is a very important issue. and he said that he was not for choosing -- giving the parents the right to choose to send their children to public schools. but it's okay for the wealthy to choose to send their kids to private schools, but it's not okay for the middle class and the working poor to choose where they want to send their kids to school. i think that

mr. gore: if you are on the fence about whether to vote, remember what is at stake in this election. and if you think your vote does not matter, and take it from me, your vote can make all the difference in this election. tonight saying he will now focus on defeating democrats in congress, he advised other republicans to do the same. maria: there are urgent warnings in north carolina tonight in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. the flooding is now moving down-river while communities up river are waiting for the water to recede, so they can evaluated the damage. the tar river in greenville is get to higher ground now. the river is expected to overwhelm every bridge in pitt county by sunset. 30 deaths in the u.s. are now blamed on the storm. people in haiti are still evaluating the losses after hurricane matthew but with the death toll into the hundreds there are devastated families around the world. our rhondella richardson reports, one of those families is right here in massachusetts. rhonde

mr. gore your vote really really : really counts, a lot. mary gore standing with hillary : clinton in florida, the scene of his razor-thin 2000 election loss. they also talked climate change, all of it a message to millenials, about one in four young voters now leaning toward a third-party candidate. president obama recently laying it on the line president obama: if you don't vote, that'vo win, that's a vote for trump p. tonight, insiders say donald marytonight, insiders say donald trump now realizes he's unlikely : to convert undecided voters, so his new strategy is keep the clinton vote home; which means you can expect to see his attacks on hillary clinton get uglier in the final weeks. ed: right in the middle you see steady blue, clearview. i was waiting for them to change it. is that snow? a.j.: that was in the dakotas. let's talk about what we have going on outside. it is chilly and that is starting to thicken it will -- at the little bit. not a lot of precipitation. all that is sneaking off to the north but for us a protective blanket.

gore. [applause] mrs. ton: those 30 years of leadership led al gore to be awarded the nobel peace prize in 2007. proud.ery there is not anybody who has done more, worked harder. i cannot wait to have al gore advising me when i am president of the united states. gore: she will make solving the climate crisis a top priority. your vote really, really, really counts. you can consider me as a exhibit a of that truth. that hillary clinton, we will build on the progress made under president obama with the paris agreement. she has proposed a terrific plan. i went through that with a fine toothed comb. our plan on solar panels and itanding renewable energy, is right at the limit of what we can do. and that is exactly the kind of that we need from the next president of the united states of america. i would say with all due y, we have -- immodest been studying them together for a long time. your cause mixed thoughts about what went down today? rivals in thee white house, and over the years they have not been close. th

. >> the popular vote for the first time tonight, mr. gore is leading in the >> reporter: even today, the painful memory still fresh. >> you won, you won. >> take it from me, your vote can make all of the difference in this election. >> reporter: the clinton/gore relationship complicated. ? don't stop thinking about tomorrow ? >> reporter: from the high of their 1992 win to their bitter falling out after the monika lewinsky scandal. >> i stand here tonight as my own man and i want you to know me for who i truly am. >> reporter: today's clinton and gore match-up, targeting millennial voters. the microphone catching this awkward moment. >> you want to do a hands up? >> yeah! >> reporter: about 1 in 4 millennials now leaning toward a third party candidate. president obama recently laying it on the line. >> if you don't vote, that's a vote for trump. if you vote f win, that's a vote for trump. >> reporter: today, gore focusing on a top millennial concern and his signature issue, climate change. >> i can't wait to have al gore advising me, when i

mr. gore: the choice in this election is extremely clear. hillary clinton will make solving the climate crisis a top national priority. mark: he warns that donald trump would "take us toward a climate catastrophe." mr. pence: when he takes residence in the white house, he will fight every day for the american people, his only special interest will be you. mark: north carolina officials say three more people have died in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. the death toll across five states is now 30. thousands of residents were ordered to evacuate as high water pushes downstream. a us-led coalition is preparing to take the iraqi city of mozilla. islamic state militants have then observed digging trenches and placing ied's in roadways. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." we would like to welcome viewers on television and for the first time ever, viewers tuning in on twi

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mr. gore is leading. in the popular vote.>>reporter: then today the painful memory still fresh. >> you won you won you won. >> take it from me your vote can make all of the difference in this election. >>reporter: the relationship complicated. from the high of the 1992 win to the bitter falling out after the monica scandal when 54 ran to succeed bill clinton he ran from him too. >> i stand here tonight as my own man. i want to you know me for who i really am. >>reporter: today's clinton/gore match up targeting millennial voters. microphone catching this awkward moment. about 1 in 4 millennial leading toward a third party candidate. president obama recently laying it on the line. >> if you tonight vote that's a vote for trump. if you vote for a third party candidate, you have no chance to inwith. that's a vote for trump. >>reporter: gore focusing on a top millennial concern and signature issue. climb at change. i can't wait to have al gore advising me when i am president of the united states. >>reporter: clinton riding high th

mr. gore, who lost the 2000 presidential race spoke about climate change and the importance of voting. ♪ ♪ ms. clinton: hello, miami-dade college. [applause] ms. clinton: it is so great to be here with all of you, and i want to thank everyone for gathering and in particular, i want to thank all of the elected officials. thanks to congressman patrick murphy, who i hope is the next senator from florida. thanks to congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. thank you to mayor philip levine of miami beach. thanks to mayor phyllis of south -- mayor philip stoddard of south miami. thanks to all of the others who were part of the program. as we were coming in, we heard lots of energy coming from this crowd. and i was told as i was coming out, there is an overflow but that they could hear us in the overflow, and we are so happy that you are here as well. so, thanks to the overflow crowd. but what i am most excited about is to be here with one of the world's foremost leaders on climate change, al gore. [ap

mr. gore is leading in the popular vote. >> reporter: even today, painful memories still fresh. >> take it from me, your vote counts, it makes all the difference in this election. >> reporter: the clinton-gore relationship complicated. ? don't stop thinking about tomorrow ? >> reporter: from the high of their 1992 win to the bitter falling out after the monica lewinski scandal when goran to succeed bill cl >> and i standere tonight as my own man. and i want you to know me for who i truly am. >> reporter: clinton and gore matchup targeting millennial voters. the microphone catching this awkward moment. about one in four millennials leaning towards a third party candidate can, president obama recently laying it on the line. >> if you don't vote, that's a vote for trump. win, that's a vote for trump. >> reporter: gore focusing on a top millennial concern and his signature issue, climate change. >> i can't wait to have al gore advising me when i'm president of the united states. >> reporter: clint

mr. gore: it's an honor to share with a descendent of the great how smith. it your great-grandfather was my favorite kind of governor. the kind who ran for president and lost. mr. romney: you are right. a campaign can require wardrobe changes. blue jeans in the morning perhaps. suits for lunch fundraiser, sport coat for dinner. it's nice to finally relax and where what anna and i wear around the house. and i wear around the house. >> watch the alfrede. smith memorial dinner with hillary clinton and donald trump at 7 p.m. eastern thursday. >> president barack obama and first lady michelle obama host italian prime minister matteo renzi and his wife for a white house state dinner tomorrow. live coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. here is a preview of the dinner. describe michelle obama's style. >> her state dinner style? >> yeah, and to state dinners in general. mrs. obama dresses for these grand state -- when mrs. obama dresses for these thinkstate occasions, i what distinguishes her from other first ladies, it is much more it rooted in a contempora

al gore joining mrs. clinton in florida. of course, florida is the state that gore lost to george w. bush that decided the election. >> every stroet counts that is why i am here and that is why i will vote for hillary clinton. >> al gore has spent much of his time activist. a new poll shows clinton with a commanding lead over donald trump. the margin the nine points. it has been over 11 points so it looks like trump made up a little bit of ground. trump has been losing support following the release of the 2005 audio tape where trump's aggressive comments about touching and kissing women >> president obama announces an ambitious new goal. he wants to send humans to mars by 2030. he wants to send humans to mars and return them safely to earth with the ultimate ambition to remain there, basically, a colony. he has long made space exploration part of his administration. >> can we pick the people who to mars? >> i think there is a growing list. >>> a power outage sending a small refinery -- started from a small refinery fire just

and it is for vice president gore. mr. luker. there you are. >> vice president gore, the family farms are disappearing and having a hard time even in the current positive economic environment. what steps would you or your administration take on agriculture policy developments to protect the family farms for this multifunctional service they perform? >> we've got a bumper crop, this year. but that's the good news. you know what the bad news is that follows on that. the prices are low. in the last several years, the so-called freedom to farm law has, in my view, been mostly a failure. i want to change many of its provisions. now, many here will -- who are not involved in farming don't follow this so just forgive me, because the 2% of the country that is involved in farming is important because rest of us wouldn't eat except for them. and you guys have been having a hard time, and i want fight for you. i want to change those provisions. i want to restore a meaningful safety net. and i think that you pointed the way in your comments.

mr. goreing renewable energy -- it is right at the limit of what we can do, and that is exactly the kind of ambitious goal that we need from the next president of the united states of america. both white house hopefuls will be pitching voters again today. donald trump will be in florida. clinton will appear in colorado and las vegas. 's top official says their military will join a planned operation against islamic state fighters in the northern iraqi city of mosul. he dismissed protests from baghdad, offering a string of insults on national television, directed at the iraqi prime minister. the u.s. state department says iraqi neighbors should respect iraqi sovereignty and territorial integrity, and differences should be worked out through dialogue. in south africa, fraud charges against the finance minister have moved the country a step closer to a junk rating, according to investors, including the possibility of an increase in borrowing costs. towas summoned yesterday make a court appearance

the internet did not exist, al gore had not invented the internet yet. [laughter] mr. oxman: we did gore's presidential campaign in 1988. there was an interesting guy named julian cantor, and he loved political ads. knew nothing about them, and he would call on the political consultants when campaigns were over and asked us to send him the tv ads. back then, you sent them to television stations. one of the greatest ad agencies did some of the greatest ads in philadelphia history. you sent to tv stations these gigantic two inch tapes. nothing was digital. you sent these tapes, and julian cantor literally collected 30,000 television ads before anybody else did, and so because we were nice enough over the years to send him up obscure ads, he was nice enough to send me -- i called him and said, i'm going to go teach, and i want to do a whole year of showing spots. can you hear me now? ok, this is better. i want to do a whole year of showing spots. he sent me 50 pages of his tv ads, and i was able to pull together what i thought was the best of the presidential advertising,

angelica: hillary clinton on stage with al gore in florida. mrs. clinton: i'm running against a guy who denies science, denies climate change, says it's a hoax created by the chinese. angelica: and the importance of voting. our gore: your vote really, really, really counts. you can consider me as an exhibit a of that truth. angelica: donald trump continues to campaign in the battleground states. he is in florida. hillary clinton is in colorado and nevada. sean: four weeks from this morning, we should know who the next president will be, but a lot voters still haven't decided who they will vote for. we spoke with many people who say they're frustrated by the and congress and the mudslinging in the campaign. something voters all agree on, they're looking forward to the end of this election cycle. >> calling names and belittling and torturing each other through this process is what i've seen happen more than anything, so i don't appreciate that at all. >> i think this election is bogus. i think it's mostly for entertainment purposes. it has nothing to

and al gore on the campaign trail today. a press conference in miami. mr. trump was in panama city beach. that is later tonight. >> watch c-span's live coverage of the third debate between hillary clinton and donald trump on wednesday, october 19. it starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. at 8:30 p.m.is eastern into the 90 minute debate is at 9:00 p.m. me eastern. stay for viewer reaction. watch the debate live or on-demand using your desktop phone or tablet at c-span.org. listen with the free c-span radio app. downloaded from the app store or google play. >> at washington post.com this is the headline. war on thep declares republican party for weeks before election day. john sullivan is meeting us from the washington post newsroom. is back to the tweets. what has he been saying. ton: he took to twitter unleash a barrage of attacks against paul ryan, john mccain, and allnst any republican elected officials who backed away from him. insaid that paul ryan is ineffective and weak leader providing zero support. he insulted mccain. he called himself-mouth to and said he b

gore. abc's angelica spanos reports. >> donald trump bringing the heat. mr. trump: i wouldn't want to be in a fox hole with a lot of these people. by the way, including ryan. he tweeted -- "the shackles have been taken off me and now i can fight for the american people the way i want to." this after ryan said he wouldn't campaign for trump after the release of that vulgar 2005 video came out. ryan's office says he is focusing the next month on defeating democrats. mr. trump: today we learned amazingly that the department of justice fed information to the clinton campaign about the email investigation so that the campaign could be prepared to cover up her crimes. >> trump on the trail in florida, reacting to the latest leaked clinton campaign emails from wikileaks. clinton campaign chairman john podesta calling the leak an attempt by the russians to sway the election. >> russian interference in this election should be of the utmost concern to all americans. >> hillary clinton on stage with al gore in florida talking -- in florida. mrs. clinton: i'm running say

clinton held a campaign rally with her armor vice president al gore in miami, and mr.rump was in panama city beach. that is later. journalist,, editor and author tina brown talks about women and global leadership. she's at the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies, live at 5:00 p.m. eastern. later, a panel of journalists talk about first amendment protections against lawsuits. that is live at 6:30 eastern here on c-span. state: good evening. -- steve: good evening. for the next two hours, a chance to discuss issues with our leading third-party candidates. our criteria is simple. those candidates who have their name on enough ballots to win 270 electoral votes. johnson from santa fe, new mexico. in our second hour, jill stein, the green party nominee. we begin with governor johnson and take you back to may of this year in orlando, florida as he accepted his party's nomination. johnson: i have always said it is every one of your work over the years that has gotten i to this point, and recognize that, and i will work as hard as i can to represent everybod

gore versus bush in 2000. but one line got his supporters going. mr. trump: i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> another point resonated the day after. claims of sexual misconduct against trump. a new accuser has come forward with her lawyer to say trump groped her in 1998 outside of a tennis tournament. >> a random moment of sexual pleasure came at my expense and affected me greatly. mr. trump revealed his true character in his own words on tape, which indicated that he felt entitled to grab women by their private parts. >> trump has denied all accusations of sexual aggression so far, insisting they are part of a media conspiracy to end his run for president. brent: i am joined by nicholas cassels from the john f. kennedy institute. it's good to have you with us. are we headed for a constitutional crisis? could it be 2000 all over again? or even worse? >> we have two options, generally. yes, the indicators of what donald trump said yesterday night, the fact that some of his voters come out wit

al gore said after five people said this election is over, yes, al gore, you got 500,000 more votes than mrsh but mr. bush is elected president, why? >> we are a nation of laws. the electoral college and the vote was over according to spring court, al gore supported, that's what donald trump ought to do. if he loves this country, and if he wants to see our democracy to be the bee cacon of how remanaw our political affairs, he will say our country's first, we have a new leader and we'll move on. support the leader and solve the problem of the country and make it greater. congressman, thank you sir for being here and pass along of the fact that this is not a reopening of the investigation because it was never really closed, there are outstanding issues with this. >> right >> comey's letter was sent to the hills out of the an abundance of precautions. >>> kate snow is here to take things over. >> it is not over yet. breaking news we are continuing to follow the fbi director is now saying the fbi discovered new e-mails pertinent to the investigation. no time line or explanation of what this new

gore quoted stephen douglas. partisan feeling must yield to patriotism. i'm with you, mr. president, and god bless you. weeks later when congress met to count the electoral votes, gore in his role as president of the senate presided over not only the certification of the results but had to push back on protests from his most ardent supporters on capitol hill. >> almost all of the objections came from members of the congressional black caucus in protest of alleged voting irregularities, but they were destined to lose because federal law requires at least one senator to sign on to any objection to the house. >> a sad day in america, mr. president, when we can't find a senator to sign these objections -- >> the gentleman -- >> the objection is in writing and i don't care that it is not signed by a member of the senate. >> but the count went on state by state with the expected outcome. >> george w. bush of the state of texas has received for president of the united states 271 votes. al gore of the state of tennessee has received 266 votes. may god bless our new president and our vice president and may god b

mr. president, i am batman. goret, your great grandfather was my favorite kind governor, the kind who ran for president and lost. romney: al, you're right, a campaign can require a lot of wardrobe changes. blue jeans in the morning, perhaps, suits for a lunch fundraiser, sport coat for dinner, but it is nice to finally relax and wear what anne and i wear around the house. [laughter] memorialthe l smith foundation dinner with clinton and donald trump thursday night at 9:00 p.m. on c-span and c-span.org, and listen in 9:00 p.m. eastern with the c-span radio app. >> join us tuesday at 6:30 p.m. eastern for the white house state dinner for the time prime minister, matteo renzi. arrivals through the white house east wing, the grand staircase official photo, and the dinner toast offered by president obama and mr. renzi. decor, talk about food, and protocol for the state visit here we will also revisit previous state dinners. we'll talk to the italian minister to the u.s., and a fashion critic will review michelle obama's s

mr. cardenas is urging us to remember al gore's graceful exit even though al gore still thinks to this daybbed of the presidency. >> now the u.s. supreme court has spoken. let there be no doubt. while i strongly disagree with the court's decision, i accept it. i know that many of my supporters are disappointed. i am, too. but our disappointment needs to be overcome by our love of country. >> happy to be with you. >> we wanted you on because what you have to say is so very important. tell us why you think, what al gore did on that day was so important for our democracy. >> look, al gore's words were just right. he and joe lieberman never once during that 37-day endless episode to ascertain who would become president of the united states, never once alleged fraud, never once challenged the integrity of the process in america, and then when they lost, your audience just heard his words. that's what we expect in america. look, i have been an observer on a number of elections abroad, ukraine, for example, because people feared that that process would not be transparent, would not be fair. when

gore like a drum. [cheers and applause] - i want my country back. [cheers and applause] - mr. president, you were elected to lead. you chose to follow. and now it's time for you to get out of the way.

michelle obama, al gore, bill clinton, chelsea clinton, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and president obama. mrtrump's republican support is not so robust. while clinton has kaine, bill clinton, chelsea clinton and bernie sanders out today, mr. trump has mike pence. although you could argue clinton's surrogates sometimes fail her like her husband, bill, did on obamacare. >> the people that are getting killed in this deal are small business people and individuals who make just a little too much to get any of these subsidies. why? because they're not organized, they don't have any bargaining power with insurance companies and they are getting whacked so you have got this crazy system where all of a sudden, 25 million more people have health care and then the people are out there busting it sometimes 60 hours a week wind up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half. it's the craziest thing in the world. >> okay. let's talk about that. with me, republican political commentator and donald trump supporter paris denard and cnn political commentator and hillary clinton supporter hilary