mr. goregeneration investment management was one of the small groups that convened this net zero asset managers initiative, and it is now up to the incredibly large number of $52 trillion, and part of the larger package that mark carney talked about. the rules of the road are still being worked out in great detail. for our part, we are actually committed to net zero, real net zero. some who have made this commitment are still working towards that maximum goal, and i think what you are seeing here in this conference overall is a big wheel turning slowly. i think the world is awakening to the dire danger our civilization is in, and i won't go into all of that, but obviously mother nature is making the point very powerfully, and people are now responding. in the finance sector, they are now saying we've got to be part of the solution, and we have got to stop funding the problem. jonathan: how do we turn --francine: how do we turn the wheel faster? how do we avoid greenwashing and making the mista

. >> mr. gore, are you still having a problem with your home in tennessee? is the fuel usage high? jeff bezos sparking outrage over his hypocritical carbon emissions. the billionaire flying in on a $65 million jet and lecturing the public that we have to reduce our carbon footprint. >> back at earth from up there, the atmosphere seems so thin. the world so finite and so fragile. we must all stand together to protect our world. >> jeanine: all right, greg, who is the biggest hypocrite? al gore, jeff bezos or -- who is the other? >> greg: if they all shut up, the carbon emissions would be sliced in half. that should have landed better. i have a point to make. what isser with about this summit, it's not evil but feels evil. you have a collection of the richest people meeting together on our dime. they're not paying for it. they decide how you pay and how you will suffer the rest of your life. they're living -- meeting in a remote luxury spot to decide how an ohio tuck driver will bend under their thumb. the media applauds this. this is the most crystallized example of class warfare. e

just because he's not mr. gore from new york city does not make him a dopey kid. these kids practice cpr, train with the police. >> geraldo: he's a 17-year-old with an ar-15! >> jeanine: you don't know what it's like in that part of the country, maybe you do. >> geraldo: i lived there. >> jeanine: you do, you lived there. [laughter] charges for possession of that weapon is nine months, because he's under 18. let's not conflate the issues. that's a great kid, the kind of kid who will grow up and have a moral core. >> dana: earlier today, the defense asked for a mistrial because of the prosecutor. >> jesse: the prosecutor is a joke. not only has he exhibited misconduct. he coached a witness to lie and got caught cold. it's now illegal to defend yourself. if someone is assaulting you, chasing you, grabbing your weapon, shooting firearms over your head, and then aiming a revolver at your skull, this prosecutor says you can't defend yourself. that is insane. this all started with jacob blake. the prosecutor's office, corrupt democrat district attorneys, release a false

i think mr. gore says, mr. kavanaugh, inc.y are all nominated the president confirmed by the senate they are as legitimate as you can get on the constitutional system somehow the democrats view that as illegitimate simply because they are pro-life. just so we're clear the chairman of the house judiciary committee charged with overseeing the federal justice system to introduce legislation to upset the balance of the supreme court, all for political ends. this is just one branch of the government democrats do not control and they cannot stand at the american people see through this all the texas law is focused on the sanctity of life and protecting those who cannot protect themselves that is of the pro-life movement is about. life is a precious unless protect those you cannot protect themselves. democrats in congress are focused on pressuring the court intimidating the court and packing the court american people see it for what it is i want to thank our witnesses are being here, especially mrs. foster and her work mr. chairman i

to say the right wing majority is completely legitimate that statement doesn't make sense i think mr. gore said sure mr. kavanaugh was nominated by the president and confirmed by t the senate that is as legitimate as you can get some how the democrats view that as a legitimate simply because they are pro-life. just so we're clear the house judiciary committee overseeing the judiciary and theci federal system to upset the balance of the supreme court all for political ends so just one branch of the government they don't control and they can't stand it thee american people see through this the texas law is focus on —- focused on the sanctity of five to protect those who cannot protect themselves that is what the is aboutmovement life is precious and let's protect those who cannot protect themselves democrats in congress are focusing on pressuring the court and intimidating the court and packing the court any american people see it for what it is thank you for being here especially miss foster with united for life i yield back. >> without objection all statements are included in theem record.

al gore there with mr. biden angler merkel. they're standing out in her. what's that? pale yellow? buff colored outright that she's wearing to day. let sienna from chandra bush on c, e o of i forest, the international forum for environment sustainability and technology. he says, climate change must dominate international politics. now it has to be right at the top of their gender for everybody, simply because climate change is going to impact ball would be hunger, development, all the issues that we get about last year. india for example. last it be 7000000000 dollar 3.25 percent of g to be because the climate impacts these numbers are even higher for some of the african countries. so if we do not address climate change, we will have more hunger, more poverty, and board development. it has to be right at the top of the agenda. where do we get investments? where do we get money in developing countries to move to green economy? now that's where i think developed countries going to have to cross the eye and they have not done enough on climate finance. they do not want to discuss laws

. >> justice gore such? >> mr. fletcher, do we start with an agreed premise that the government bears the burden of proving the privilege -- >> under reynolds. >> and and any privilege can be waved and the determination of the privilege's waiver, the scope of it is a matter for the court. >> it's a matter for the court but i think the court in reynolds is very clear this is a privilege that can only be waived by the government, not by others. >> sure. due waive as to what you pick and choose to waive, you waive it to the subject matter and that's the way it usually works and it is determined by the court, not by the happenstance of the disclosing party's choice. >> i know that some privileges work that way and in some context the court has concerns about gamesmanship with selective assertion of privilege. i don't think that's how concerns for national security have worked. >> what's your authority for that? >> i think a line of cases by the lower court addressing additional questions under foia. >> would you look a

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al gore had a better case to argue than mr. trump but he was a man about what happened to him. he accepted it and walked away. meaning his loss. do you think that donald trump will ever move on from talking about his claiming that he won when in fact he lost by million -- >> no chance. no chance. because again it would mean that he would have to acknowledge that he's a loser, that he lost to -- oh, my god, joe biden. how could i, the great donald, lose to sleepy joe biden. it is just not possible. his mind, he is like i said, he has a fragile ego. so he cannot allow that to ever happen. not in his mind, and what his goal is to convince you that he won the election and he's done that with this percentage of americans that are so deep into the cult of trump and trust me i know about the cult of trump. i was one of its leaders. maybe one of its founders and i see exactly the stupid of people as i walk in the city or i get certain text messages on occasion from individuals who are so entrenched into this cult that they can't see straight. >> what is the answer to getting out of it.

he said al gore had a better case to argue than mr. happened to him, he accepted it, and he walked away. joining me now to discuss is kaitlan collins, cnn chief white house correspondent and david gregory cnn political analyst. this was a really interesting moment, kaitlan. it is worth pointing out this judge was appointed by george w. bush. he wasn't appointed by a democrat. >> yeah. i think that was actually fascinating about that. because he was talking about, of course, that election loss which did lead to bush being in office and appointing this judge. the broader point the judge is making, we have seen it play out through the january 6th defendants coming out is saying these people were used as pawns of the former president. and that they were used to advance of course his false claims about the election on that day. he himself did not go up to the capitol that day, but they all went and in part of the remarks i was reading from the judge, in addition to saying al gore had a better case than trump did and he did not act anywhere

decisions about the music i want to listen, to i don't need tipper gore deciding that this is too obscene for me. >> the next witness will be mr they did get a commitment to begin applying a printed inscription on the packaging of albums, cassettes, and music videos warning that they contain blatant explicit lyrics. >> good rock and roll breaks all the rules. okay? that's just the way it is. that's the way it always has been. elvis presley was not good for the children either. >> good morning, everybody. i'm very pleased to announce live aid, which without a doubt will be the largest pop concert ever held. >> live aid was the brainchild of bob geldof and midge ur. and the two of them were looking to raise as much money as possible for the famine victims in ethiopia. >> when tomorrow's 17-hour fund-raising concert starts, sellout crowds in the stadiums will be joined by a television audience of perhaps 1.5 billion people around the world. ♪ come on, baby ♪ ♪ get in the road ♪ ♪ come on now ♪ ♪ in the middle road ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ >> watching live aid on tv was my version of driving to woodstock. and i watched every second of it. ♪ eve

today i caught up with the former vice president al gore, the founder and chair of the climate reality project about just how much is at stake right now. mrning us. you famously raised the alarm about climate change with your documentary "an inconvenient truth" and you were awarded the nobel prize for that effort. since then, global temperatures have risen on a steep curve. how critical is it for world leaders to deliver results at this cop26 summit before it's too late? >> first of all, thank you for having me on, wolf. it's very critical. i think most everybody understands that by this time. we're using the thin shell of atmosphere surrounding our planet as if it's an open sewer putting all of this heat-trapping pollution there. we've seen the consequences that the sciences predicted would occur all these heavy downpours and floods and droughts and hurricanes and sea level rise and all the rest. and so there is a widespread consensus now in the u.s. and throughout the world that these leaders really have to come to agreements that lead to much more substantive action more quickly. >> president biden says the goals of the paris climate a

gore. . thank you. >>> jennifer, i want to play some testimony. it's first movement this the gun was pointed. >> you've moved out and into the road. >> i did. >> mr. arby goes to the passenger side of the truck? >> yes. >> your dad is still yelling at him because we can hear him say stop, god damn it stop. >> yes. >> you could easily have stepped back to your pickup truck and watched him keep going, right? >> i could have, but i still didn't know what he would or could have done right there where i couldn't see him, and to get closer to the pickup, to get closer to daddy and get close to the truck if he was going to come to the truck i was going to be right there so i think was thinking he might go after myself, my father or the truck. >> a man who has spent five minutes running away from you, you're now thinking is somehow going to want to continue to engage with you, someone with a shotgun and your father who said stop or i'll [ bleep ] your [ bleep ] head off. >> that's what it shows, yes. >> that's -- defense was defense, only if there's jer or other options. if had you can de-escalate the sayings and you can not legitimately limb dev defense.