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and straws are a big thing right now. do you ban plastic straws? i think we should, yeah. look, i'm going to be honest, it is difficult to drink out of a paper straw. if you don't gulp it down immediately, it starts to bend. the little thing catches it and you know, so we have to kind of perfect that one a little bit. [laughter] >> are you banning it and relying on innovation? >> innovation is a process, right? >> sean: process, no straws can locate an important issue. are you surprised? this might as well be on the official democratic party platform. then you have new york city mayor bill de blasio from purchasing plastic straws, and sadly for de blasio, his campaign circling. "the new york times" he may end his presidential campaign next month. if he does not qualify for the next debate. he does have a cushion job as mayor. imagine this from a perfect job for him, seven hours a month, round-the-clock armed protection, great taxpayer-funded pension with free health care. but you can't protect yourself in new york city like he protects himself. and of course, we have maria

trump: a little straw. what about the plates, the wrappers, and everything else that are much bigger? >> i think there's much more the trump stracan tells. if youquint, it is kin of port. aong skinnone. these erpriceditsf pre-lalafill actlly tell us a whole li about why our planet is on fire. >> the amazon is burning. brazil's president encouraged deforestation of the amazon. >> a and why in cocountry afterr countrtry it is the arsonists wo are in charge. pres. trump: we have ended the war on american energy, and we have ended the war on beautiful, clean coal. >> they might even tell us something about how we can put out the flames. bear with me. i spent the las15 years trying to figure out why smany of us are not acti likee o h houses on fe when it clearly is. and i have loed at alof the theories our ains are not wir for distant threats. opoppinglilimate change is too expensive. the technology just is not there yet. politicians only think short-term. you have heard all of the theoriesbubut i ink k its acal

hey, at least he's not criminalizing straws. here with reaction fox 12wi contributor ari fleischer and first action, senior advisor sean spicer ari is laughing harder which means we go to him. this is the campaign. this is what this has evolved into. >> big news with campaigns. sean, we are in the doldrumss campaign and not every week will have the most excitement policy announcements. i do think the democrats are causing tremendous damage themselves with the idea espousing not just little things like straws and big things like banning private health insurance, allowing people to come over the border illegally this morning to get government sponsor health insurance this afternoon. these are the things the democrats are hurting themselves with and will come back to bite them in general. i just don't fault a lot of these little picky things. i've been in campaigns a lott d a lotng of little things that ae inconsequential. >> sean: sean spicer, these are consequential times and what they are talking about here getting rid of oil an

like a kid again everything we've done to celebrate that. >> so nonprofit monday is a program that straw runs to make sure that no matter is going on with our business giving back is treated just the is that you as paying any other bill in addition to the money we impose their cause to the greater bayview it is a great way for straw to sort of build communicated and to introduce people who might not normally get to be exposed to one nonprofit or another and i know that they do a different nonprofit every most of the year. >> people are mroent surprised the restaurant it giving back i see some people from the nonprofit why been part of nonprofit monday sort of give back to the program as well answer. >> inform people that be regular aprons at straw they get imposed to 10 or 12 nonprofits. >> i love nonprofits great for a local restaurant to give back to community that's so wonderful i wish more restrictive places did that that is really cool. >> it is a 6 of nonprofit that is supporting adults with autism and down syndrome we i do not involved one the wonderful members reached out to stra

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that hold the straw thing that we have too many straws, 500 million straws, that was based on a surveyear-old for school, so now it's a science. the other thing is people say okay let's replace them with the paper straws. if you want to make the paper straws strong enough it takes as long to decompose as a plastic straw. >> you need to dip them in plastic. >> plus they create more air pollution to make so this is silly. people think plastic straws we're against it. these candidates never get down, and do the research and come up with actual science. they just spout off what feels good and hope it sells. david: come on in, adam. >> i'll do my very best to elevate this briefly. first of all, it has to do with methane emissions and the inefficiency with what the cow eats and we haven't discussed any of that because i know we're not interested in the science but secondly, i was i listening to mayor pete he was trying to be constructive and hopeful and civil, and we could use that, i think. david: but adam listen to what he says this is the equivalent. the whole climate science thing is equ

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paper straws, okay? plastic straw is just better. it just works better than a paper straw. >> i agree with that. >> you can chew on it. it's great. it holds its shape. a paper straw, no, it's nothing. so what should we do? ban plastic straws? they're horrible. how can you even think of using a plastic straw. you're a bad not progressive person. no. we will use the technology and the paper utensil industry to create even better straws. >> right. >> and there will be a time coming very soon where people will forget about the whole problem because we will have solved it. and are you saying we should apply government money to make better straws? yeah. that's kind of what i'm saying. >> you know, i feel like we have already gone through -- we've already gone through this with light bulbs, because i remember when you had regulation back in 2006 you have to use compact fluorescent light bulb, and those lightbulbs were terrible. yeah, look at that. and now you go and you get light bulbs in home depot, and they'r

straws for me, but not for thee. don't like it, tough.p your whining and eat your insects, or your pets, or your neighbors. we're heading out for a cheeseburger. melissa francis cohost, among other things, "outnumbered." one of our favorites. she joins us tonight. melissa, as i'm reading this script, i'm thinking to myself, is this story real? i hope we haven't been punked. i always count on you for due diligence. this is a real out of sweden about the cannibalism. >> very hard to believe it's a real story. it seems like it. i read it, i followed it, and it seems to be serious. i feel like they can't be. and immediately i thought of jonathan swift and "the modest proposal" and that was, of course, the satire from 1729 when they were saying the irish should fatten up their children and feed them to the rich. and that that would solve both the problem of starvation and overpopulation. so i was like, okay, maybe this isn't real. but then again, it is kind of the natural progression of where we would go if we are trying to control the human p

and there was a link to plastic straws. only regulation they hope becomes loveland. if they regain control of white house, bernie sanders is suggesting he he thinks one way to limit global warming would be to limit pregnancies. >> empowering women and educating everyone on the need to curb population growth seems a reasonable campaign to enact. would you be courageous enough to discuss this issue and make it a key feature of a plan to address climate catastrophe? >> the answer is yes. >> republicans were watching all this last night, and they doubt that limiting the way people drink or the way they eat with the way they plan a family is going to be a winning argument. >> we are ready to have this debate, but limiting red meat and saying that you can't have air travel, and we are going to get rid of callous, and you can't have cheeseburgers, it's not the answer. having the government take over every aspect of our lives is not what the american people are going to sign up for. >> but democrats disagree, they are talking about

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like you're eating paper, how long will the plastic straws stay strong?f to 2 hours. ashley: that's not bad. once i'm done can i cook it and eat it? >> absolutely, biodegradable. [laughter] lauren: how much do they cost? >> so we sell them on our website, we sell them in quantities of a thousand and then there's a larger reduction based on larger quantities so we have larger institution that is will buy them as well as individual restaurants. >> so let me ask you this, how is business going so far, can you keep up with the demand? >> well, you know, it's interesting, in certain states it's been mandated, so we are here in southern california and the city of malibu has asked for replacements of plastic straws. we've noticed demand within the east coast has been strong, florida to new york to rhode island and demand in the midwest as well. so we are really excited not only from a business standpoint but, again, for us making pasta straws, there's also large social conscious make that we are trying to get out of it. lauren: absolutely, thank you for telling

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it is difficult on drink out of a paper straw. if you don't gulp it down immediately, it starts to bends and then the little thing catches it. we have to kind of perfect that one a little bit more. >> so would you ban it but rely on innovation. >> yeah. innovation. it's a pelosi. you don't just do it. innovation is a process. but you know, let's encourage innovation. i think we can do a little better than some of those flimsy plastic straws. we do need on ban. >> we'll have much more with senator harris coming up in a moment. we'll be right back. thanks to priceline working with top airlines to turn their unsold seats into amazing deals, family reunion attendance is up. we're all related! yeah, i see it. and because priceline offers great deals by comparing thousands of prices in real time, sports fans are seeing more away games. various: yeah-h-h! is that safe? oh, y... ahh! not at all. no, ma'am. nope. and more people than ever are enjoying romantic getaways. (romantic music) that's gross priceline. every trip is a big deal. ...

ban plastic straws -- >> juan: what is so radical about blanding plastic straws?jedediah: he's talking about american taxpayer abortion not only in the united states but elsewhere. >> juan: it is illegal under the mexico city agreement. what you get his democratic president, i'm going back here to clinton and obama both said no to it. it's not a new idea. bush put it back, but it's never been about abortion. it's about birth control. >> you don't think talking about people to convert to veganism, k bringing up abortion in a conversation about population control or banning fracking and plastic straws. none of this sounds extreme to you at all? >> juan: he didn't bring up abortion, he brought up birth control. >> jedediah: you are the audience for this. there is an audience for this. >> juan: huge! yes! >> jedediah: right now, it's sounding so extreme. >> juan: i'm not extreme. it's not extreme. >> jedediah: it doesn't sound extreme to a lot of the country. that's scary. >> jesse: do you think banning the internal combustion engine is a radical idea? >> juan: yeah.

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. >> straws are a big thing right now. >> yeah. >> do you ban plastic straws?i think we should. >> would you support changing the dietary guidelines. >> yes. >> food pyramid. >> yes. >> reduce red meat specifically. >> yes, yes, i would. >> jesse: straws, meat, internal combustion engine. >> martha: where do you stand on plastic straws? i would, i would. i would ban them. and the cheeseburger people say on other channels they don't want to take away your meat. she just made it quite clear. she said i like cheeseburgers as much as the next person but i do think it's time to put in some dietary restrictions. >> jesse: meigsing with the food pyramid. andrew yang wants to make cars -- >> martha: andrew yang is interesting. at least he is thoughtful and thinking these things through. one thing he is absolutely right about. we are becoming sort of a non-ownership society. you know, can you basically hop on to a car or you can get on a plane or you can get someone else's boat that they are not using at the minute and he is talking about sort of this roving transportat

do you ban plastic straws? >> i think we should. >> we have to factory farming because that's not only -- it's a danger to the environment and climate change.nv >> coal-burning plants. no one is going to build another coal burning plant. we have to shut the ones down we have, but no one's going to build a new one. we have to take combustion engine vehicles off the road as rapidly as we can. >> sean: excuse me. we can rightly mock the proposed bans on my favorite plastic straw and burgers, but the call to eliminate oil and gas production okay, that would be a death blow to our economy. plus, it would be a massive gift to vladimir putin. you know the hostile actor who runs a hostile regime in russia? the same russia that hillary clinton got her lying dossier from to try to rig the election? his hostile regime depends on one thing: oil and gas.you wants knees -- putin to his knees? out produce him a decrease in american oil production, that would mean russia would dominate the market. that would be strengthening p

. >> do you ban plastic straws? stick i think we should be ready. i mean look, i'm to be honest, it's really difficult to eat ring out of the favor straw but let's encourage innovation and i think we could deal with it buto need to ban the plastic. >> laura: this is a paper straw by the way and it's hard to drink out of. the democratic dictators, they don't stop there. they want to police your sources. >> should the u.s. government have a say in what kind of white bulbs we use? it's because you know, they potentially burn out and so if anything we should be pushing regulations that make it so all related fields consume less energy and need to be replaced less often. >> laura: what would happen to all of the common people does it take to change a light bulb joke? we would have those jokes anymore. okay, and if you love hauling your kids around and you're a chevy suburban are trolling around in your new toyota corolla, too bad. >> will everyone have to drive electric cars? stick about my plan by 2045 we will have basically zero emission vehicles only.

some is on lightbulbs or straws. some of the is on cheeseburgers. >> what do you support changing the guidelines? >> yes. >> the food pyramid? reduce red meat specifically. >> yes, yes i would. >> so that was just a sampling of the democratic presidential candidates, what they had to say on cnn earlier this week about climate change during wednesday's seven-hour town hall, a similar two-night seventh coming to this network. as we mentioned last night, the trump campaign was listening and they sent out an email called 10 eye-popping moments from democrats' green new deal town hall. we thought that this topic especially necessitated return of rick wilson. so we've asked to speak privately with him for just this segment. i want you to see the fox news treatment. of said subject from just tonight. >> starting to figure this out. straws for me and not for thee. don't like it? tough, stop your whining and eat your insects or your pets, or your neighbors. we're heading out for a cheeseburger. >> speaking of cheeseburgers, t

union city is the latest city to ban plastic straws.h a grace period ending in june. >>> santa clara county may step in to help victims of sexual assault. one supervisor saying the state is not doing enough. the state budget does not set aside money for rape crisis centers across the state. last year, there was a one-time $5 million allotment for all 58 california counties. supervisor cindy chavez says the county should make sure victims have resources from the moment they report through their hearings. >> i think one of the most important things that we can address right now at a local level is really accepting leadership and responsibility for creating the safest environment we can for all of our community. the sexual assault is so prevalent for both women, children, both male and female, and some men. it's such a significant problem that at the very least, we have to step up and address it. >> supervisors will meet to debate that plan later this morning. >>> new this morning, school suspensions are suddenly out for elementary and mid

any hook, any angle, any straw they might be able to grasp in order to justify this unju unjustifable action. and press reports. and impeaching the president and 0 so-called whistleblower complaint that they hadn't read which detailed a call they hadn't seen the transcript of. meanwhile, we know the media eagerly reported that the quote whistleblower didn't even have firsthand knowledge of the situation. something we now know to be true. in other words, the alleged whistleblower doesn't legally qualify as a whistleblower because he or she wasn't there when the conversation took place, but rather reported something that somebody told somebody else, otherwise known as hearsay. forget obtaining the evidence, giving people an opportunity to be heard, the facts considered. rather than looking into that, they decided on a results that they wanted to achieve and were looking at trying to backfill a justification for something that's unjustified based on the facts. we know what this is. this is a continuation of the election in 2016 ch. our democratic friends can't believe that hillary clinto

jesse: how good are things that they are talking about plastic straws.eganism, the cover your hat. we are not talking about the economy or war. >> they no longer talk about isis or died because they don't exist anymore because my father got rid of them because he took the handcuffs off the troops. our country is doing phenomenally well. this is a distraction. and that won't pick up a single vote. jesse: you will lose votes. >> deblasio comes up with crazy propositions all the time. he hasn't had a single person vote for him. so these proposals aren't working. they are not resonating with people. people care about their families. people call about patriotism. carolinas. all right. changing a lot of diapers, eric trump, there he is, diaper duty 24-7. fake news. fake news. the trade war escalating between the u.s. and china. president trump: we have taken in tens of millions of dollars in tariffs from china. prices have not gone up or gone up very little. china has paid for most of of that. i say paid for all of it. china has had the worst year they have ha

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senator kamala harris came out in support of banning plastic straws and reducing red meat consumptionveryone needs to see the images of what plastic bottles and straws are doing to our wildlife and fish to our oceans. to be honest, i love cheeseburgers from time to time. there has to be also what we do in terms of creating incentives that we'll eat in a healthy way and encourage moderation and that we will be educated about the effect of our eating habits on our environment. >> melissa: don't eat plastic cows. they're really bad for you. later in the evening senator elizabeth warren said the plastic straw and red meat debate is a distraction pushed by special interests. >> this is exactly what the fossil fuel industry hopes we're talking about. they want to stir up a lot of controversy around your light bulbs and straws and your cheeseburgers. when 70% of the pollution, of the carbon we're throwing into the air comes from three industries. >> melissa: the rnc and dnc trading barbs over the feasibility of the candidates' plans. >> limiting red meat and saying you can't have air travel

we can use plastic straws and we can eat hamburgers and we will be fine. but there are things we should do to reduce carbon emissions. nuclear energy would be one, we could run our hospitals and what our manufacturing plants without a destroying our economy and without emitting any carbon into the atmosphere. there are practical solutions and a lot of the things that we are talking about our silly but i think this is the right issue for the democrats. >> the overwhelming theme was regulation. all these things from the top down, the government needs to control whether or not you can diet, whether or not you can use a plastic straw in your drink, and outside of this country, how -- whether people should use birth control to lower the excess population which sounds like something out of scrooge. lots of attention on this tonight. >> especially in poor countries around the world where women do not necessarily want to have large numbers of babies. and where they can have the opportunity through birth control to control the number of kids they have. something i'

originally only straw hats were made but then people started using other materials to.film director federico fellini his favorite hat also came from one to point to. making a hats by hand is very time consuming delicate work and must ask you when he shows her granddaughters how the work is done when she was growing up she had no choice under the no consequence when i was a small child and came back from school i was allowed to play a little after lunch maybe but then my parents would give me a bundle of straw like this and say that i had to make a straw plat before dinner wished i had to do it because it was our only source of income at the time that only good resource at the jail. marco so bad he likes to get around money to porny on his best. nights the view of the landscape. it's factory on the edge of the town is one of the biggest in the region. some 250000 tents and camps amazing each year. about 60 percent go aboard. this is what it's about the label they may need to depend on what's next known is that many famous italian fashion houses have to have made in these

you hear about companies taking actions like mcdonald's swapping plastic straws for paper once and thener once cannot be recycled. we feel as though we are being duped sometimes. i think duped is a strong word. it isa i think duped is a strong word. it is a question of information and getting the right information. we live in an age where there is a lot of information out there and it is difficult sometimes for people who are not looking at this issue on a day—to—day basis to fill as if they have the right information but i think it is very clear what individuals can do. there are lifestyle changes you can make with regard to the transportation you use, the food you eat, these are becoming bigger issues for consumers and, you mentioned plastic straws, a big campaign from governments. many governments around the world and consumers who want to move away from that. it is a question of giving electorates and the citizens the information they need to make changes in their daily life to make a difference but, at the end of the day, we also have to have government policies for the major indus

can we use real straws?, this is the thing, fear mongering to back door socialism and cores to socialism and i call that communism. >> tucker: well, the reason you know that everything you have said is true is the country that is spewing more co 2 into the atmosphere than any other by far is china. they are continuing to build coal plants at quite a pace. the left never says word one about china. if it was about climate change, china would be considered criminal. china is a hero to them. weird, huh? >> it is weird. these people that are claiming this is existential crisis if it really is you should declare war on india and china tomorrow to save the planet from all of the pollution that they are doing. but the thing that troubles me, again, china is probably cheering, hoping for and rooting that some fool will get into office will use all of these things to annihilate our economy and they will be laughing and triumphing over the ashes of the united states economy and what it used to be before all of this was

perhaps the final straw for the president.around for his fourth national security adviser in under three years, one of the most pivotaljobs in any american administration. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is vowing to annex part of the west bank, if he is re—elected in next week's election. israel has occupied the west bank since 1967 but has stopped short of annexation. mr netanyahu told reporters that if he remained as prime minister he would apply israeli sovereignty over the jordan valley and the northern dead sea. in the past hour, saudi arabia has condemned the move calling it a dangerous escalation. tom bateman is injerusalem. what benjamin neta nyahu what benjamin netanyahu said in this press c0 nfe re nce what benjamin netanyahu said in this press conference that was billed as being dramatic by his party aides in this election campaign, was that israeli policy would apply there but wouldn't include the palestinian —— palestinian city of jericho wouldn't incl

straws for me and not for thee. don't like it?gh, stop your whining and eat your insects or your pets, or your neighbors. we're heading out for a cheeseburger. >> speaking of cheeseburgers, laura ingraham seemed to dine out on what looked like red meat with two incandescent light bulbs and a number of plastic straws in the middle. rick, we're having a little fun here, but given the work that has paid for your home over the course of your professional life, if i asked you to, could you not put together an ad for the republicans to come at the democrats this way? they're coming for your light bulbs, your straws, your cheeseburgers, any other red meat you've got around the house, your guns, certainly, and the keys to your ford f-150. >> i drive an f-250 super duty diesel, so they'll come for that first off the top. look, this is the classic example the democrats absolutely not getting what this election is about. it is a referendum on donald trump, full stop. all of this policy chatter they're talking about, they're just giving the t

is a problem, they want to be able to stir up a lot of controversy around your light bulbs, your straws, and your cheeseburgers. >> to me, safe drinking water is a fundamental, human right. people look up and say, oh, we're replacing the pipes is expensive or another substance. are you kidding me? you know what is expensive? poisoning our kids. >> i think it was the bite from elizabeth warren that is going to be talked about from the democratic side. she said that the republicans and donald trump are going to want to use the elimination of hamburgers, elimination of people's abld to use certain light bulbs or plastic straws is really their counter argument to the democratic policies being proposed from the stage last night. >> thanks. joining us now to discuss, former spokesperson for the house oversight committee, and congressman costello back with me. let's stay on that. elizabeth warren making that interesting point last night trying to separate the sort of flashy climate change arguments about paper straws and stop eating meat and talk about the larger, broader problem. is that a go