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and then there's, you know, the cable very abilities, mid atlantic and pacific ocean and the arctic ocean southern hemisphere. all of these things, the circulation patterns heavily influenced our climate and our regional extreme weather pattern. and lost sight of this is just by looking at globally average temperatures and c o 2 emissions. now from what you're saying, it looks like uh, an area that almost requires authentic global corporation. i understand that the, the discourse on climate change within the west has been somewhat igniting. but what about international academia? is it also under the pressure to conform to certain dog most or is it more sort of independent and it's forecasts on conclusions? well, in europe, in australia i would say the situation is pretty much the same as in the you of, um, you know, in asia things may be more open. i mean, i, i, i would say in asia things are a bit more open, but i've seen it as policy makers started abandoning mich stream emissions scenarios. all the climate scientists are going to have to move the natural climate . variability is much m

so there's a lot of inertia and very long time scales in the ocean. suddenly i sheets. so even if we stopped admitting the sea level, this is going to continue to do what i do and even, you know, i don't know what the people of 2 hour can do. but i think it's pretty clear that large industrial countries, like the united states or russia for that matter, you know, can do a lot of things by making sure that the hydrants have enough water and that they have uh, you know, well, fine, functioning, early warning systems either for the hurricanes or perhaps for wild fires. and that brings us back to this very mundane issue of governance. and what is it for, and how do you invest your time, your resources, whether you're investing into some abstract future or version goal, or whether you're trying to deal with boring, mundane, but still resource requiring issues of the present day. do you have anything to say on that? well, i think we need to focus on the local and regional issues. i mean, the climate crisis is really a summation of thousands of local vulnerabilities that becau

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the proceeds thereof will fund this expedition across the ocean. and then what you're looking at beneath there are the people who supporis project. sorson wrote this. and then he brought it around to all of his friends in philadelphia to say, i found some who wants to take a transcontinental expedition. will you support it? and here you can see some of the signatures on the top. geor washington $100. inhe middle there is thomas jefferson dollars. halton. him is alex andrew and above him you can probably see docks. and then to the right is james madison. so three of virginia sons are on this, but also the first four presidents. this docent believed to be the only one to contain the first four preside sigtures on it. they all were in at the declaration and they all worked at the constitution. now, the most remarkable part of this document story is there was only rediscovered. in 1979 when a high school intern was going through an old vault, the philosophical society. he found a scroll roll rolled up with a red ribbon on it, realized, well, this is pr

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so we show travels across atlantic ocean in 1785, he'll arrives in new york city. this is where they think he's going to open up his first botanical garden. and he meets a number of new yorkers and he immediately realizes this is not the place for him. he why why are you all laughing? i haven't got to the punch line yet. he writes, and this is a quote that new york city people are cold and only care about money, not science. and and so he starts to explore other areas of the country areas. the other thing he's frustrated with is he not find the horticulture the plant life that he's looking for in this expedition. and so he starts traveling around north america to try and find a different spot and of course, one of the places he visits is virginia. he's carrying with him letters of introduction from lafayette and others. and he finds himself at, mount vernon, to meet george. he and george washington spend a night together. washington is taken. michaux it's one of those stories where as, far as we can tell, washington had no idea was going to show up on his doorsteps

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they had a sea turtle in 2015 and some doctor of the ocean -- what do they call those people?of the seagulls nostril on tv and went viral, that motivated the ban. >> greg: you know what save tortoises lives? plastic. people were making their eyeglass frames out of tortoiseshell's. >> jesse: and that turtle was sniffing cocaine. >> greg: yes, in a paper straw. and it exploded killing the tortoise. >> jesse: we have to stop doing so much cocaine. turtles included. >> richard: judge jeanine, please save us peered. >> judge jeanine: 59% of americans want plastic straws, and if you are concerned about the environment or the sharks are the turtles, don't put it on me, punish someone for litterin. it's like you punish us by locking things up at cvs. it is the consumer who was always getting punished. you know, punish the criminal, don't punish me and stop putting the burden on the consumer. also, have you ever thought of if you are president for a day, what is the one thing he would do? >> jesse: lock up greg peered. >> judge jeanine: get rid of plastic straws. >> dana: feels about p

called an ocean in between. why is it that europe is paying $200 billion less than us to help ukraine? if you add up all the european countries is a little bit smaller than the u.s. in terms of the economy. why is it they are not paying the kind of numbers they should be paying? on top of it, i've been saying this to bite and i told him i said you ought to be asking for a loan or some kind of security. oil and gas or something for the money. you're putting up much more money and you have no security. europe is putting up a bunch of smaller amount and it's in the form of a loan. because we have people that were incompetent in the last administration. grossly incompetent. and we are changing it. we change it and all we do is we get hit by lawsuits by the radical left all the time. here we are we stand and i guess we've done okay. thank you very much.

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we have the indian ocean and the northern finder of africa, the mediterranean sea, of which all 5 raised opportunities in terms of the ability it was for the african economy. tradition, idea of costs, remember, is that this was cannot acquired grace significance. other idea is 180169 when it was constructed. and aside from the platinum, i know one of the most important what the ways in the swear is going up. and when it was seized by the defend the 1900, then 56. it was indeed the statement that is jumped on by extension africa.

europe which does not separate with an ocean, we have a little thing called an ocean. why is europe paying 200 billion less than us to help ukraine? if you add up all the european countries it is smaller than the u.s. in terms of the economy, why are they not paying the numbers they should be paying? i have been saying this to joe biden, i said you ought to be asking for security like oil and gas we had people who were grossly incompetent and we are changing. we get hit by lawsuits from the radical left and i guess we've done ok. thank you very m and human services. pres. trump: like his father, senator robert f. kennedy and his uncle, john f. kennedy, bobby has devoted much of his life to serving his fellow americans, in his campaign for president, he was a tough competitor, i did not like it at all, i said, let's get him on my side. in his campaign for president in 2024 bobby brought together a coalition of supporters across party lines and he worked very hard. he had tremendous support. unbelievable support. and i think a lot of that support came my way when we deci