richard taylor is in car, their fees, the commentator and host of the rich politics online site. hey there, richard. nice to see you. so right, let's sir. wind it back a bit. we'll talk about comp had a minute. but back to what happened in rome. very few concrete commitments made in the summer because a lot of people wanted to hear a lot of strong stuff about climate change about what's going to be done. we're told this is like the last chance saloon if you like, why was it so weak coming out of the g 20 you think? well, i think a lot of this is virtue signaling from politicians we've seen for decades that have been many cop, you know, events that happened throw in some cop 2626 event they've had and nothing congress come out apart from the good to natural by 2050, making those commitment. but the bigger issues, you're a countries like america, the 2nd largest country in the world. you know, admitting carbon emissions. second only to china and of course, india and japan and russia. for example. these are the countries, this should be around the table talking about what's going on

, of course, been a manual macro and being irked by that orcus deal, or political commentator richard taylor told us he's thinks the summit was all words and no action. the make no difference at all that still be talking about the same thing. the next conference that these politicians are saying, the right things, we're not doing the right things. your brains come in there. you can, you've got a car, lot of 85 cars. he's falling by private jets and all these politicians coming in privately. i mean it, to me is just stinks of hobby popish and it does to a lot of the public as well. the reality is these are green taxes that will affect the lowest paid in the hardest working in society. and so what i can appreciate taxing the richest people in the cut in the world. that's important. yes, i agree with that, but it's not in reality. what will happen is be the lowest paid in society that will feel the pinch more than those who are highly paid. well, as mentioned, the humans climate change conferences now underway in scotland. and while they plan on which course of action we should all be taking, t

i spoke to richard taylor about it, political commentator on host of the rich politics, all my broker site. he thinks the summit. so both of them in fact are all about words, not action. make no difference at all. that should be talking about the same thing . the next conference that these politicians are saying the writings were not doing the right things. your bones coming there. you could have got a car. lot of 85 cars is falling by private jets and all these politicians coming in privately. i mean it, to me is just stinks of hobby popish and it does to a lot of the public as well. the reality is these are green taxes that will affect the lowest paid in the hardest work in society. and so what 2nd appreciate taxing the richest people in the cut in the world? that's important. yes, i agree with that, but it's not in reality. what will happen is be the lowest paid in society that will feel the pinch more than those who are highly paid. as mentioned here and climate change conference. now that underway in scotland a while they plan a which course of action they should take the partici

. >>> plus, swifties are celebrating after taylor swift's new album. first, richard is here with the headlines. >>> some of the stories we're watching for you this hour. a man who stormed the capitol on january 6th was arrested friday. the former u.s. marine told a reporter that day he and fellow rioters were, quote, going to take the capitol building. he reached a plea agreement with prosecutors and will serve 60 days in jail. >>> former las vegas raiders head coach jon gruden filed a lawsuit against the nfl this week. he's accusing roger goodell of launching a character assassination against him. gruden resigned after some of his emails were released,. >> and at least 68 inmates died at a gun battle in ecuador saturday between prison gangs and ecuador drug cartels. more "ayman" with ayman mohyeldin right after this break. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ insta

and when it started to dean, richard tech to stand, aten it to with nor cover brain invited to mentors taylor a, made him a cup of tea that serve you human. indeed matters, brain cooks. now the vaccines are deployed, but a virus is still ripping through society. professor human gun rate is bought an outstanding academic and practicing in intensive care wards of lending, hideous in discussion with alex it. professor here. when governor, welcome back to the alex. i'm unsure. let me see again, what are the sub waiver of cova didn't the across to come to the united kingdom? how much pressure a are the intensive care was under endless thought wave as we approach the a christmas? well, it's interesting it's, it's geographically quite variable. so some of my colleagues are here in the north of england, in the midlands, under a great deal, more pressure than some of us are in london. we do have plenty of caving patients in intensive care, but nothing like the level of the waves we had previous state. and, but of course, what we've got to hope is that people continue to take the vaccine. get that boos

it looks like something out of a richard burton and elizabeth taylor film.atic. i find it quite mesmerising. now the weather with matt. we have strong winds expected across most areas of the uk but into tonight, part of eastern scotland, north—east england, damaging winds buffeting the coast, bringing up rough seas as well. there will be some travel disruption. to go with it, the wind is starting to pick up. nothing too strong yet but outbreaks of rain this morning spreading southwards and eastwards and cold air behind it as the wind picks up through the day. with it or we will see showers in northern ireland turning wintry blizzards over the scottish mountains as those winds really start to ramp up later on. some sunshine in between those areas, temperatures dropping, colder this afternoon but it is from the stage onwards those winds pick up. wherever you are across the uk, part of east anglia and the south—east, gales develop overnight but it is eastern scotland, north east england, the strongest of the winds and snow on higher ground and sleet and snow on

richard nixon and his legacy, recent polls of presidential accomplishments ten presidential standings reveal nixon sometimes falls in the lowest but usually lands somewhere in that third and the company of safe martin van buren, zachary taylorruger, jimmy carter. but clearly many of these men i've just named at the visceral dispassion first-year malevolence, dishonesty, self-serving cunning bit is long hung around richard nixon. rick wilson sums it up says nixon is the modern exemplar of course at the heart of the judgment stands the sheer dishonesty, the illegality epitomized by the watergate break-in, the cover up running through any number of other episodes of richard nixon's long political career. and it speaks to his line of criticism. of course there's more to it than that. the anti- semitism, the racism that has been revealed on the recordings from the white house attest to a deeper kind of character problem that has fueled a lot of nixon disliked or perhaps hatred. there also seems to me a third piece of this. nixon's distinctly paranoid style of politics. in the anti- instincts he seems to have embodied. in public opinion was for nixon often a force to be held in checked or even bypassed in order to free himself to

think about me ♪ >> and in time to promote it, taylor swift will host snl saturday night, so enjoy that on nbc. >>> next up, the song off the king richardto see that movie. early word, early buzz on king richard. >> oscar buzz. >> yeah. you know what else has oscar buzz sing 2 honestly i swear to you it's that good >> it is so good >> i bet king richard will be in there, too will was saying how the song from beyonce came to be. she went and saw a screening of king richard and gave him a call and said i'd like to contribute a song >>> and two special guests from "annie live," we would like to welcome superstar serena smith leading that cast. behind her is the woman who debuted the iconic role of annie on broadway back in 1977 is now, we can announce, returning to the show the one and only andrea mccartle >> hi. >> hi. >> this is cool. you guys, you haven't met yet? >> we literally just met i came down the ramp and slid into first >> that was a perfect way to meet >> what is it like to meet the woman who first made annie iconic >> it is so wonderful. when i heard you were going on be playing eleanor roosevelt, i freaked out. >> was i not

taylor, herbert hoover, jimmy carter. but clearly none of these men i just named aspire the visceral dispassion for sheer malevolence, for dishonesty and self-serving cunning that's long been around richardl cite just one quote which comes from the political strategist rick wilson who sums it all up in saying that nixon is certainly the modern exemplar of a dark and vindictive president. well, of course at the heart of this judgment stands the sheer dishonesty, the illegality, indeed, epitomized by the watergate break-in and coverup but running through any number of episodes from richard nixon's political career. the prison terms kneeded out to nixon's cronies and advisors of course speaks to this line of criticism. the anti-semitism, the racism revealed on tape recordings from the nixon white house attest to a deeper kind of character problem that has fueled a lot of nixon dislike or perhaps hatred. and then there is also, it seems to me, a third piece of this. there is nixon's distinctly paranoid style of politics. and the -- indeed the anti-democratic instincts that he seems to have embodied. public opinion was for nixon often a force to be held in check or maybe even bypassed in orde

taylor's version)" streaming everywhere right now and it is a good listen. >>> finally serena williams hit the red carpet with her mini-me for the "king richard" premiere inerena opening up about how her mom handled their very intense childhood. >> my dad at one point was working and then he stopped. he's like this is what we're going to do. i'm not going to have a job. >> whoa. >> and i'm going to go with venus and serena and train them every day. she had to support seven people, as a family of seven. so to have that faith and to have that back end support, we wouldn't have survived without that. >> that's the truth. she is an amazing woman. will smith's "red table talk" takeover streams tomorrow on facebook and "king richard" getting a lot of buzz hits theaters friday. we have two of the stars of the movie joining us later this week. looking forward to talking to them. cannot wait to see this movie. >> i saw it. i saw it. it's so good. >> kelly said it was fantastic. >> i'm in. >> glad they gave the momma so love. >> she's worked so hard and is a lovely woman as you know. >> i do. >>> now our "gma" cover story. lady gaga telling us about one of the most