we have an example of a democratic candidate for president vice president al gore, who faced a very similar dilemma um he strongly disagreed with the supreme court decision that i lost his election bid and allowed president george w bush to take office. but he gave a speech of concession in late december, mid or late december. uh huh. of 2000. where he said this is for the sake of the unity of, of us as a people and for the strength of our democracy. i also am going to concede, i'm going to, to support the, the new president and his speech is actually a pretty good model, i think, for any candidate of, for any office up to including the president and from any party to read a particularly right now you know that the oath that our, our president's take, it's very similar to the oath of office i took as a us marine officer and the, the oath i took as a white house official, it is to, to support and defend the constitution. it's to protect the constitution to bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution and it is a sacred oh if it's an oath that we take before our families, we take that o

this bill has won the support of climate leaders like former vice president al gore, who said the bill is quote, long overdue and a necessary step to ensure the united states takes decisive action on the climate crisis.

. >> if there's no room for a recount this election is over for vice president al gore >> i see nothing in any way that incompatible with that, tom. >> and the ruling that made same-sex marriage legal. >> historic ruling sueme court has said there is a constitutional x rriage you can hear the cheer and the crowd, a very dramatic moment here >> for all of my colleagues here, pete is our compass, leading us, giving us direction on st getting in front of the camera, and dare i say, giving the most accurate, the most meticulousl reported detail-filled story. and we're joined one more time by pete. pete, you have been a reliable wingman with me for coverage o so many major stories. what are you going to miss about all this >> well, i certainly will miss the work and i'll miss the people you know, "nightly news" has always been home base for me at nbc news wonderful people that i've worked with, and i wish people who have doubts about journalism could see all the work and care that goes into the stories that are on "nightly news" every night, the layers of review, the efforts to get it right.

what a difference between people having questions clearly al gore stepped aside. he didn't, you know exercise his influence his vice president to try to undo the election result and clearly there was no attack by clinton gore supporters on the capitol. it turned violent and led to people dying and there was no suggestion from any of the democrats that somehow therefore bush was not to be present. i mean, it seems like you're comparing apples and oranges. my point is when you asked about the use of the word steel and therefore lie now i'm nothing is going to justify the january 6th riot. there's nothing i will ever say that justifies it everything about it was wrong, but when it comes to one party saying the other stolen election one is you still won't even criticize stacey abrams for her refusing to concede that race or her her refusing to call governor kemp legitimate. you won't criticize corey booker. you won't criticize rod brown even though they said it was a stolen election. so you got a little bit of what's good for the goose should be good for the gander go

and the long run as well is bill has want to support of climate leaders like former vice president al gore, who said the bill is quote, long overdue and a necessary step to ensure the united states takes decisive action on the climate crisis that helps our economy and provide leadership for the world. by example. inflation hawks like former secretary, treasury, larry summers said quote, this bill is fighting inflation resent this bill is fighting inflation progressively. there's like center elizabeth warren said, quote, this bill, this is a bill that truly is about fighting inflation, bringing down the cost for families and putting our country on a sounder economic foot. here's how it works. first, the bill finding deliveries on a promise that washington has made for decades to the american people were given medicare recovery, medicare, the power to negotiate for law, prescription drug prices, which means singers and consumers will pay less for their prescription drugs. medicare will save in the process about $290000000000.00 and edition. it also changes circumstance for people on med

it always throws people off if al gore gets more popular votes but he's not the president. but there is a reason for the electoral college and i think it's going to stay. brian: i hope it stays, and i hope we start accepting results. craig, doug, thanks for putting it in perspective. happy birthday, america. straight ahead, over the last 15 years i studied america's past. tonight on "one nation" we take a march through history to see how the average everyday americans did extraordinary things to keep us the home of the free and the brave. later in the show, i had the pleasure of visiting the new navy seal museum in honor of lieutenant michael murphy. we'll take a look at all it all came together here on "one nation." [♪♪♪] age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the

it always throws people off if al gore gets more popular votes but he's not the president. but there is a reason for the electoral college and i think it's going to stay. brian: i hope it stays, and i hope we start accepting results. craig, doug, thanks for putting it in perspective. happy birthday, america. straight ahead, over the last 15 years i studied america's past. tonight on "one nation" we take a march through history to see how the average everyday americans did extraordinary things to keep us the home of the free and the brave. later in the show, i had the pleasure of visiting the new navy seal museum in honor of lieutenant michael murphy. we'll take a look at all it all came together here on "one nation." [♪♪♪] you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need? like how i customized this scarf? check out this backpack i made for marco. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ ♪ ♪ is this where your grandparents cut a rug with a jitterbug? or return from war, dreaming of the possibiliti

not only through litigation like al gore, but through the say the legislatures, they do not give courts or executive branch the power. determine who the electionors will be -- electors will be, they chose and in our history in 2000 in florida. republican state legislature taken steps to appoint the the electors because the supreme court of florida blocked process, and also. we had two sets of electors sent to congress, as well. it is not a crime for a candidate to ask for to lobby state len legislators to look what the is taking place or change the outcome. you may not like it. you may not think it is politically wise, you may not think it is ethical. it is certainly not illegal, and not criminal. now we have the u.s. attorney office with approval of attorney general, no doubt, searching the homes and the electronic devices of attorneys of the election attorneys, you have a federal grand jury, hearing testimony from information taken from attorneys. the efforts to use criminal statutes to that never been used before this this way to manufacture a coop effort or claim interference or som

former acting solicitor general, and was with al gore, argued cases before the supreme court numerous times, he has charged 2400 dollars an hour for services, why did i leave the law? one legal analyst saying despite his resume george gascon's chance of prevailing is low, his own deputy is suing him because they want permission to charge to the fullest extent of the law. >> carley: a summer camp in portland is teaching kids to become anarchists to overthrow society. here with me to discuss this is arihofman? >> i'm surprised i didn't see a recipe for molotov cocktail. we saw in seattle, alliance between antifa and blm that are used in seattle public schools and used in schools and other schools across the country on martin luther king day where they yanked martin luther king out to replace it with marxist theory, and more. your child, if they go to this antifacamp, they will be taught to be an anarchist. >> carley: the other curriculum include this seems fake, i do wonder if this can be real. educating kids how to handle being sprayed with teargas, that stuns me, learning from black l

it has the support of climate leaders like former president al gore that says the bill is long overdue and a necessary step to ensure the united states takes decisive action on the climate crisis and helps our economy provide leadership for the world by example. this bill is fighting inflation. this bill is fighting inflation. progressive leaders like senator elizabeth warren said that this bill is a bill about fighting inflation, bringing down the cost of families, and putting our country on a sounder economic footing. the bill finally delivers on the promise that washington has made for decades to the american people. we are giving medicare the power to negotiate prescription drug prices, which means seniors and consumers will pay less for their prescription drug. medicare will save about $290 billion. in addition, it changes the circumstance for people on medicare by putting a cap of a maximum $2000 a year. they will have two not pay more than $2000 a year no matter how many prescriptions they have for all of their prescription drugs. which is important for people with cancer and lo

said -- he said that al gore wanted to kill babies and take guns. we have the supreme court hearings, and i am wondering how, miss carly, how they joe biden recover from that, and mr. wilson, without being triumphalist or overconfident, how do you feel about those sentiments going -- the election is coming up in november. i will take your comments, if you have any. host: carly cooperman, you go first. carly: big picture what we have seen over this year as biden's numbers have been negative is he has tried to make a big pivot in terms of what -- i think the state of the union going back to march, his speech was really reflecting of this pit to come a little -- this pit it to come -- this pivot to come back off the issue. there was clearly a disconnect where voters thought that i didn't into the democrats were out of touch and not hearing them. there has been a pivot of the democrats to talk about crime and public safety and come back to more moderate policies and looking at what is impacting voters in their day-to-day lives right now. there is a clea

said -- he said that al gore wanted to kill babies and take guns. we have the supreme court hearings, and i am wondering how, miss carly, how they joe biden recover from that, and mr. wilson, without being triumphalist or overconfident, how do you feel about those sentiments going -- the election is coming up in november. i will take your comments, if you have any. host: carly cooperman, you go first. carly: big picture what we have seen over this year as biden's numbers have been negative is he has tried to make a big pivot in terms of what -- i think the state of the union going back to march, his speech was really reflecting of this pit to come a little -- this pit it to come -- this pivot to come back off the issue. there was clearly a disconnect where voters thought that i didn't into the democrats were out of touch and not hearing them. there has been a pivot of the democrats to talk about crime and public safety and come back to more moderate policies and looking at what is impacting voters in their day-to-day lives right now. there is a clea

go back and take everything that al gore put in his movie, go through it step-by-step, it's all a bunch of lies, it didn't happen, it's not true. the human race is not on the edge of collective suicide unless it's by nuclear war. but we are not on the edge of collective suicide because of climate. i think the elites are so frenzied, they all go to the same cocktail parties, they'll talk to each other, they all come to an agreement that they are to say this nonsense and reinforce each other -- the truth is it's false, the same elites lying to us about covid as we are now slowly learning. the average person will realize the elites are lying to you. >> laura: there was a moment at the white house briefing today where the press secretary was asked about the president's relative absence over the last three days from the public scene, watch. [reporter questioning] >> he's been in meetings, he's meeting with his senior staff, he's been meeting with his staff, he's just been very busy dealing with the issues of the american people and meeting with his staff and a senior staff. >> laura: lots of

bush and al gore pretty much split the youth vote. >> reagan crushed these votes. >> it was only after the digital tool came along that the youth vote skewed democrat and it's pretty much stayed that way. obama's rate went a little bit down or they were disappointed with him because he turned out to be a politician and not the savior. >> and he was an early promoter of a the technology. >> they were very skillful in the 08 campaign on using the web to get t young people out to voe and to contribute. howard dean was innovative on this and the republicans are always way behind on campaign strategy. look at how they responded. that's a sign that you are not a good citizen at surprises as happened before. when mckinleyse was shot in teddy roosevelt went to the white house in 1901, what? this cowboy character is going to be in the white house? the same thing happened with donald trump. it happens in american politics and an open society. you were going to get, up and and you are going to be appalled sometimes. would you do? you organize any do it stacey abrams did in 2020. very good comedy

not only through litigation like al gore. but through the state legislators. does not give courts or executive branch the power by the state legislature by name under the federal constitution. determine who the electionors will be -- electors will be, and they cheese the electors, in this florida. the republican state legislature had taken steps to appoint the electors the supreme court of florida blocked that process, also we had two sets of electors sent to congress, not a crime for a candidate to ask for to lobby state legislators to take a look at what is taking place or change the outcome, you may not like it you may not think it is politically wise oric ethical. it is not illegal or criminal. now we have u.s. attorney office with approval of attorney general, searching the homes and the electronic devices of attorneys, of election attorneys. you have a federal grand jury, hearing testimony from information taken from attorneys. the effort to use criminal statutes, criminal statutes that have never been used before in this way, to try to some of the a coo

. >> this bill has won the support of climate leaders like former vice president al gore, who said the bill is, quote: long overdue and necessary step to ensure the united states takes decisive action on the climate crisis. >> jesse: so what else did they slip in there? well, they are going to send the irs a ton of money to hire more people to audit are you. hunter is not going to get audited, you are. and that's how they plan to pay for this bill. oh, and then they are going to raise taxes on corporations and then they are going to tax methane which is going to increase your electricity bills. none of this is going to stop inflation because it's not designed to. it's like a skinny margarita. this is the skinny version of the green new deal. i personally would like to thank the voters of georgia for this because this never would have happened if they had put a republican senator in there just one. sarah huckabee sanders is running for governor in arkansas and is a former white house press secretary. so, sarah, if you were ever at the white house podium and donald trump told you to say

we have an example of a democratic candidate for president, vice president al gore who faced a very similar dilemma. he strongly disagreed with the supreme court decision that lost his election bid and allowed president george w. bush to take office, but he gave a speech of concession in late december, mid early december of 2000 where he said for the sake of the unity of us as a people, for the strength of our democracy, i also i'm going to concede, i am going to support the new president. his speech is actually a pretty good model i think for any candidate, for any office up to and including the president and from any party to read, particularly right now. the oath that our presidents take is very similar to the oath of office that i took as a u.s. marine officer and you if i took as a white house official. it is to support and defend the constitution, it's to protect the constitution, to bear allegiance to the constitution, and it is a sacred oath. it is an oath we take before our families, we take the oath before god, and i think -- we have and an obligation to live by that oath. i do st

watch the real estate they buy peer to see if you can find al gore flying commercial ever. you can't. because the whole thing is a joke. but that doesn't mean it can't hurt people. oh, it definitely can and it definitely has. gasoline is now unaffordable for millions of americans. that is a life destroyer. that affects everything in the country. when the price of fossil fuels rise, so does the price of everything else. that is a life destroyer and it is not accidental. if the administration did this on purpose and now they are gloating about it, rubbing it in your face. can't afford to drive your truck anymore, sneers our transportation secretary may your pizza. and it looks like you will have to buy a little electric car. sorry. speak of the more pain we are all experiencing from the high price of gas the more benefit there is for those who can access electric vehicles. >> tucker: electric vehicles? what do those little electric cars have to do with climate change? it turns out there is a connection. electric cars promote climate change. did you know that? you can't charge

al gore pay attention. this actually matters. but california is a sanctuary state so these cartels act like they are untouchable and have no fear of getting kicked out. the daily caller has a new documentary out narcofiorina showing just how the expanding empire in the u.s. take a look. they interviewed one of our sheriff's deputies to say we don't have enough resources to some stop them if they ever come here and boom they are here how many people from the cartel in northern california are we talking about here. >> right now, jesse, it's become more than just the mexicans we have chinese and other transnational cartel groups involved. according to a former game warden who works they estimated a conservative amount of 10,000 cartel members. we were be -- jesse, we spent a lot of time in the county up there between 7,000 to 10,000 illegal grow operations all be controlled by chinese, mexicans all fighting each other. and in the middle of this all of this working class americans, farmers and ranchers who are now getting their water

bush and al gore pretty much split the youth vote. >> ronald reagan crushed the youth vote. >> it was only after the digital tools came along that the youth vote skewed democrat and is pretty much stayed that way. obama's rate went downn in 2012 they were disappointedur with hm because he turned out to be a politician not a savior. >> he was an early promoter of the technology making the generation quite miserable. >> they were very skillful in the oh campaign on using the web to get young people out to vote and to contribute. howard dean was innovative and they were way behind onbu campan strategy look at how they responded. it was trauma. that is a sign that you are noto good citizens because surprises have h happened before, when mckinley was shot and teddy roosevelt in 1901, this nutty cowboy character is going to be in the white house. this is same thing that they said about donald trump. it happens in american politics. happens in an open society, you are going to get up and down and you will be appalled. so what doo you do you organize. you do what staceycy abrams didn 2020 ver

take 2000 when nater took away enough voters from al gore and putting president bush in the white house. and who could forget ross perot? god he was a sexy man. you could argue he helped elect bill cline by stealing votes from the older bush. and democrats are at it again worried this new forward party will hurt them more than it will republicans, just like they tried to play hillary's loss on the eight votes that went to jill stein. which is unfair since this dr. jill actually went to med school. it's true. fact is, if you're going to create a third party, at least find someone to lead it, you know, who's charming, shrewd, charismatic, brilliant, independent, gorgeous, and a little sassy. though could that be? ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> tyrus: you got me. you got me. you got me. >> greg: i tricked all of you. i tricked every single one of you. don't mess with me. i greg rolled you. so kat i know this is a sticking point with you because you get grief for not voting in either party as though you didn't vote for the libertarian party you would have voted ford either trump or hillary

this morning former vice president al gore made a stark comparison about those who deny climate change and how it's contributing to the harsh extremes. >> you know the climate deniers are really, in some ways, similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement officers in uvalde, texas, who were waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. they heard the screams. they heard the gunshots. nobody stepped forward. and god bless those families who suffered so much. and law enforcement officials tell us that's not typical of what law enforcement usually does. and confronted with this global emergency, what we're doing with our inaction and failing to walk through the door and stop the killing is not typical of what we are capable of as human beings. we do have the solutions, and i think these extreme events that are getting steadily worse and more severe are really beginning to change minds. we have to have unity as a nation to come together and stop making this a political football. it shouldn't be a partisan issue. >> cnn's polo sandoval is in new york. it's h

. >> that, of course, is former vice president al gore on "meet the press" not mincing his words about the severity of the global climate crisis and america's inaction. hundreds of protesters took to streets in london demanding action after a week of smashing record temperatures. relief may some after devastating storms accompanying a cold front. in the west, hot and dry conditions g storms accompanying a cold front in the west, hot and dry conditions authorities now say is only 10% contained. joining me now is the director of thein adrian rockefeller foundation center at the atlanta council, which is focusing on climate-driven extreme heat around the world. it's great to see you. thank you for being with us. so you don't need more evidence what we are all experiencing. i'm in ansoee air-conditio studio, thank goodness, today, but that'ses a taking up a the lot of fossil fuels. the climate i crisis is here. with still solutions that can be taken. what executive actions would you like to see the presidential take now that he's blocked by joe manchin? >> there are leaders everywhere unde

. >>> al gore is not holding back. he compares the deniers to the police officers that failed to take action in the uvalde school shooting. >> the deniers are similar to the almost 400 law enforcement officers in uvalde, texas, who were waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. they heard the screams and the gunshots. nobody stepped forward. and god bless the families who suffered so much. law enforcement officials tell us that's not typical of what law enforcement usually does. confronted with this global emergency, what we're doing with our inaction and failing to walk through the door and stop the killing is not typical of what we are capable of as human beings. >> gore went on to say that we need unity to fight climate change. >>> president biden's symptoms continue to improve four days since the covid diagnosis. the president's physician wrote that the main similar toll is a sore throat. arlette saenz is at the white house. what do we know about how he is feeling? >> reporter: presi

al gore is like this is the greatest achievement in the war on global warring that we've ever seen in our eternity. mark my words it is a bad bill and you'll get more regulations and rules on top of taxes which makes america less competitive which is to steve's point exactly what we don't need. >> yeah, it is actually spending. steve and sean thank you very much for joining us tonight >> all right breaking tonight, the house passing an assault weapons ban for the first time in nearly 30 years. behind the scenes, five democrats voted against it. henry cuellar and vincent gonzalez of texas, jared golden of maine, wisconsin and curt schrader of oregon. that would have been enough to defeat the bill. but republicans came to the aid of nancy pelosi. look at these two individuals, brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, and chris jacobs of new york. if those two republicans voted no, it would have been a tie and the bill would have been defeated. but, oh, no, they voted in favor of it. joining me now is colorado congresswoman lauren boebert co-chair of the second amendment caucus and the author

chuck will be joined by former vice president al gore, janet yellen, and democratic >>> right now we're enjoying a cool start. 53 degrees close to san jose and drizzle and fog around san francisco. 52 currently. temperatures trending from the 50s this morning to 70s inland around lunchtime and highs today around could get close to 80 degrees. 60s closer to san francisco. from here a little bit of cooling and more clouds late tomorrow and hazy skies trending >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week, including the story behind the all-star moment, one of baseball's best players helped a young boy cross a big item off his late grandfather's bucket list. and the down side to that destination wedding hawaii. sometimes the big swell comes for your cocktail hour. we'll show you how this turned out. but up next, our sunday focus on that suffocating heat around the world this week, from europe to the united states. and a look at what likely will be the future of summer. >> after looking at this week, is it fair to say the future is now? >> yes. what we thought we were predicting for th

al gore kag calling it a global emergency. >> if we got the true netzero, the temperatures on earth would stop going up with a lag time of as little as three to five years. >> reporter: headaches from this heat wave have included amtrak slowdowns and in philadelphia we saw a public pool having to limit capacity. now the pacific northwest gets a taste and in parts of washington state today, we could see temperatures hitting 115 degrees. the savannah? >> jesse, thank you. >> let's check out the forecast here. there is a rumor there is relief in sight. good morning. >> good morning, ladies. >> it's not just a rumor. some areas are getting relief today across parts of the northern plains. but in the meantime, 49 million impacted by the heat the southern plains and pacific northwest is going to get a heat wave in the northeast, of course, right around here we're still going to see 90-degree temperatures today there's a cold front coming bringing relief to cincinnati today with the mid-80s st. louis around 81. but it's still really hot south of the front from raleigh to atlanta and, yes, d.c. w

speaking with abc's "this week," former vice president al gore said osunday tt extre weather ents wilget even woe withouimmediataction on climate. >> if we don't stop using our atmosphere as an open sewer and if we don't sto these heat trapping emissions, things are going to get a lot worse. more people will be killed. the survival of elsa vote bashar civilization is at stake. amy: a warning to our audience, this next story contains graphic footage and accounts of police violence. the tennessee bureau of investigation has opened an investigation into police officers in the city of oakland after they were filmed chasing a black man to his family's home and kicking in the front door before beating, tasing, and violently arresting him. 25-year-old brandon calloway suffered multiple injuries to his arm, head, and left eye in the assault, which left him needing eight stitches. calloway's father says the beating left his son with severe psychological trauma. the violent arrest was captured on video by calloway's girlfriend, who was screaming for the police to stop attacking her boyfriend. the

. >> and former vice president al gore warned the survival of our civilization is at stake for when the shot x reports. >> well, things look quiet, calm here down at the fairgrounds. but as you go. up toward the fire, the flames were very act

president al gore who said the bill is, quote, long overdue and a necessary step to ensure the united states takes decisive action on the climate crisis that helps our economy and provides leadership for the world by example inflation hawks like former secretary of statetreasury larry summers says this bill is fighting inflation this bill is fighting inflation. progressive leaders like senator elizabeth warren said, quote, this bill -- this is a bill that truly is about fighting inflation, bringing down the cost for families, and putting our country on a souner economic footing. here is how it works first, the bill finally delivers on a promise that washington has made for decades to the american people we are giving medicare -- we are giving medicare the power to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices which means seniors and consumers will pay less for their prescription drugs a savings of $290 billion and in addition it also changes the circumstances for people on medicare by putting a cap of maximum $2,000 a year, pay no more than $2,000 a year no matter how many prescription

al gore promised when he was running for president he was going to put in the lockbox. people pay in and most of the money goes out to benefits of people who are currently receiving. they are just two different welfare programs. one is in her class welfare -- inner class welfare programs. generational welfare programs. it's not healthy for us to continue to make this distinction. people like joe manchin recently while posing the child tax credit on the grounds that there has to be a work requirement. doesn't want us to be an entitlement society. it's just further throwing fuel on the fire of this invidious distinction. >> it turns out we have these two programs and what lies behind that is we don't have any national health insurance at least until obama care. so we have medicaid which was intended for welfare beneficiaries and we have medicare which goes to social security recipients. in fact, medicare is funded quite liberally with general revenues. medicaid is funded with both state and federal revenues. it's important that medicaid has become an important part of the

. >>> this morning, my interview with former vice president on al gore on "the

this bill has won the support of climate leaders like former vice president al gore who said the bill is long overdue and it helps us take decisive action on the climate crisis and leads for the world by example. inflation hawks like larry summers said this bill is, quote, fighting inflation, let me say it, this bill is fighting inflation. progressive leaders like senator elizabeth warren said, quote, this is a bill that truly is about fighting inflation, bringing down the costs for families and putting our country on a sounder economic footing. here's how it works. first, the bill finally delivers on a promise that washington has made for decades to the american people. we're giving medicare, we're giving medicare the power to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices, which means seniors and consumers will pay less for their prescription drugs. medicare will save in the process about

. >> if there is no room for a recount, this election is over for vice president al gore. and that is what you think -- >> yes, i see nothing that in any way is compatible with that. >> reporter: it did take him a couple of decades to get to the nightly news, after starting off in the 70s. in casper, wyoming, doing local tv and radio. >> -- >> reporter: in the 80s he joined the office of dick cheney, and when cheney began became defense secretary under president george h. w. bush, pete moved to the pentagon too, as the spokesperson there. >> let's see. good afternoon. i have a few announcements for you -- >> reporter: he shifted back to news, joining nbc 1993. and by 2012, he had legend status with this moment, getting the court's decision on the affordable care act right. >> the bottom line here is the supreme court has upheld the health care case. >> reporter: let's other other outlets have incorrectly reported the opposite. the next year, be taught another master class in accuracy, during the hot for one of the boston marathon bombers. >> several officials have confirme

the bill has won support of climate leaders like al gore, who said the bill is long overdue and necessary step to ensure the united states takes decisive action on the climate crisis that helps our economy and provides leadership for the world by example. inflation hawks like former secretary treasury larry summers said this bill is fighting inflation. let me say it, this bill is fighting inflation. progressive leaders like senator elizabeth warren said this is a bill that truly is about fighting inflation, bringing down the costs for families and putting the country on a sounder economic footing. here is how it works. first, the bill finally delivers on a promise that washington has made for decades to the american people. we are giving medicare, we are giving medicare the power to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices, which means seniors and consumers will pay less for their prescription drugs. medicare will save

gore won more votes. you see this also in the 2020 elections with efforts by the trump campaign to influence states legislatures into certifying alternate slates of electors, in pennsylvania, for example, rather than the electors who had been selected by the people. if the supreme court agrees with this, it would be giving more power to republican state legislatures to go against the will of voters in their states. in swing states like pennsylvania, north carolina, wisconsin, this is a massive threat. and, ayman, what i think i want people to hear about this radical conservative supreme court, republicans worked for it and got it, this is the culmination of a decades long project in which conservative legal movement decided that packing the courts in their own way, and taking these cases to court would be how they secure their political aims and dismantle the winds of the civil rights movement, while still representing a minority of americans. you don't spend 50 years and hundreds of millions of dollars t

. >>> with temperatures soaring around the world former vice president al gore is comparing climate crisis deniers to the botched police response during the mass shooting in uvalde. take a listen. >> you nknow the climate denier are really in some ways similar to alm of those almost 400 law enforcement officers in uvalde, texas, waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. they heard the screams. they heard the gun shots and nobody has stepped forward and god bless those families who suffered so much. law enforcement officials tell us that's not typical of what law enforcement usually does. and confronted with this global emergency what we're doing with our inaction in failing to walk through the door and stop the killing is not typical of what we are capable of as human beings. >> today in the u.s. over 90 million people are under heat alerts. 90 million with several major cities forecast to break daily high temperature records. boston just did that hitting 100 degrees today, breaking a record set 89 years ago. in new york city one person died of heat exposure

. >> one thing that occurs to me i'm thinking of al gore conceding, his speech. richard nixon january 6, 1961, read the electoral count that gave -- and that was a far closer election. could have been disputed. i'm thinking of you and john mccain standing there, i can see it in my mind's eye right now. it's not easy to lose. >> no. >> the peaceful transfer of power is something that is fundamental. it goes back to george washington. >> and that's what makes us special as americans, it makes this country special. and, in my mind, i think the speech my husband gave that night was one of the finest speeches i've ever heard, not just from him, but from anyone in that kind of situation. peaceful transfer of power, the way that we govern ourselves, the way we represent who we are, we have got to come back to that. i know people overseas that i deal with say to me, what happened? is it going to get better? what's going to happen? and right now i don't have the answer for it. i believe in what president biden is doing. i'm hoping that he can help right this ship a little

speaking with abc's "this week," former vice president al gore said osunday tt extre weather ents wilget even woe withouimmediataction on climate. >> if we don't stop using our atmosphere as an open sewer and if we don'ttop these heat trapping emissions, things are going to get a lot worse. more people will be killed. the survival of elsa vote bashar civilization is at stake. amy: a warning to our audience, this next story contains graphic footage and accounts of police violence. the tennessee bureau of investigation has opened an investigation into police officers in the city of oakland after they were filmed chasing a black man to his family's home and kicking in the front door before beating, tasing, and violently arresting him. 25-year-old brandon calloway suffered multiple injuries to his arm, head, and left eye in the assault, which left him needing eight stitches. calloway's father says the beating left his son with severe psychological trauma. the violent arrest was captured on video by calloway's girlfriend, who was screaming for the police to stop attacking her boyfriend. the v

this bill has one won the support of climate leaders like al gore, who said the bill is, quote, long overdue and a necessary step to ensure the united states takes decisive action on the climate crisis that helps our economy and provides leadership for the world by example. inflation hawks like former success tear of treasury larry summers said, quote, this bill is fighting inflation. progressive leaders like senator elizabeth warren say, quote, this is a bill that truly is about fighting inflation and bringing down the cost for families and putting our country on a sounder economic footing. here's how it works. first, the bill finally delivers on a promise that washington has made for decades to the american people. we're giving medicare the power to negotiate for lower precipitation drug prices, which means seniors and consumers will pay less for their prescription drugs. medicare will save in the process about $290 billion. in addition, it also changes the circumstance for people on medicare by putting a cap of a maximum $2,000 a year no matter how many prescriptions they have. wh

. >> kayleigh: john kerry or al gore said flagrant and they have that in common. you may have in common may become i don't know, we will put up the chart, jay-z, they went over a 47 minute flight, spielb7 minute flight, yeah, i preferred that they take the cross of the atlantic. >> kat: the only reason i don't fly private because i don't have dollars. if i have a chance to fly on error drake, i would. you need to care more about the environment when there is no comparison between my carbon footprint and drakes carbon footprint. one of the best things you can do for the environment would be to abolish the tsa. you don't have to spend so many errors at the airport making sure you have lotion or water bottle. i think that would be environmental. that seems very personal. i am with you. >> kayleigh: they can be complicated. >> kat: body lotion can be complicated. but the fact that this man is in charge of the global climate, the state department's global climate flying around in a private jet, that alone, obviously is hypocrisy. when he is doing business, he plays com

al gore tried a similarly -- i should say the man known as the human dirigible tried a similarly desperate tactic to push his agenda. >> you know, the climate deniers are really in some ways similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement in diwali texas who were waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. heard the screams screams, they heard the gunshots, and nobody stepped forward. >> this is so disgusting that he would use a tragedy in these children's death to push this old climate agenda that he's never been right about, by the way. in 2006, gore said, and i quote, if we don't reduce carbon emissions in ten years, we will have a planetary emergency. we are way past your deadline. stick to the things we can really control. >> laura: is it just me or does he look positively plasticine, raymond? he looked -- believe me, i can have some bad days, but he was up wet. this looked like something -- >> that lighting, yeah. reflecting moonlight or something. >> that was an odd -- >> finally, laura, i was on vacation last week, as you mentioned, and i'm so grate

i mean, you have, you know, someone like al gore tweeting i love the inflation reduction bill. why? because it is a climate bill. it has nothing to do with inflation. in fact, it is going to raise taxes. it is going to exacerbate inflation. manchin knows that the people -- he's lying, first of all. joe manchin is lying. he knows what's happening in this bill. he is going to go on and lie and say it is about reducing inflation and won't raise taxes. he's doing that because he knows the people of his state don't like joe biden. they miss trump. they miss trump gas prices. they miss trump economy. they miss trump foreign policy where like every three months we're not facing some sort of nuclear catastrophe. i think a lot of republicans have given joe manchin a lot of grace because next to, you know, aoc and pelosi and biden and kamala, he seems normal, moderate. he's not. he's a hard core liberal. he just looks a little bit more normal next to these guys. it is interesting. he's up in 2024. is he making a play to run for president? i don't know what he's doing that. he is willing to ba

we have an example of a democratic candidate for president, vice president al gore who faced a very similar dilemma. he strongly disagreed with the supreme court decision that lost his election bid and allowed president george w. bush to take office, but he gave a speech of concession in late december, mid early december of 2000 where he said for the sake of the unity of us as a people, for the strength of our democracy, i also i'm going to concede, i am going to support the new president. his speech is actually a pretty good model i think for any candidate, for any office up to and including the president and from any party to read, particularly right now. the oath that our presidents take is very similar to the oath of office that i took as a u.s. marine officer and you if i took as a white house official. it is to support and defend the constitution, it's to protect the constitution, to bear allegiance to the constitution, and it is a sacred oath. it is an oath we take before our families, we take the oath before god, and i think -- we have and an obligation to live by that oath. i do st

we have the example of a democratic candidate for president, al gore who faced a similar dilemma. he strongly disagreed with the supreme court decision that lost %-pe office. but he gave a speech of concession in late december, mid or late december of 2000 where he said this is for the sake of the unit of us as a people and for the strength of our dedemocracy. i also am going to concede. i'm going to support the new president. his speech is actually a pretty good model, i think, for any candidate, for any office up to and including the office and from any party to read particularly right now. you know the oath that our presidents take is similar to the oath of office i took as a u.s. marine officer and as a white house official. it's to support and defend the constitution, protect the cons did i tuition, bear faith and allegiance to the constitution. it's a sacred oath we take before our families, we take before god. and i think that we have an obligation to live by that oath, and i do still believe we have the most ingenious system of government on aeurgt. despite the imperfectio

biden can ground the 1,000 plane feet fleet that he has with helicopters and it gets worse because al gore is actually now comparing any opponents to his far left climate radicalism to police officers in the of all the school shooting pretty despicable even by his standards take a look. >> i think it's time for us all the step up. the climate deniers are really in some ways similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement officers in uvalde, texas, who were waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. they heard the screams, gunshots, nobody step forward. >> hannity: with reaction former trump treasury official along with fox business contributor phil. two consecutive quarters of negative growth equals a recession. did i miss something? did they change the definition or are they trying to change the definition because they believe probably the prediction that the atlanta fed is dead on accurate. >> while like every good dictatorship this crew is trying to manipulate the language in order to manipulate public perception away from what is actually happenin

we have an example of a democratic candidate for president, vice president al gore, who faced a very similar dilemma. he strongly disagreed with the supreme court decision that allowed president george w. bush to take office. but he gave a concession in mid or late december of 2000 where he said this is for the sake of the unity of us as a people for the strength of our democracy, i also am going to concede. i'm going to support the new president. his speech is actually a pretty good model, i think, for any candidate for any office up to and including the president and for any party to read, particularly for right now. the oath that our presidents take, it's very similar to the oath of office i took as a u.s. marine officer and the oath i took as a white house official. it is to support and defend the constitution. it's to protect the constitution, to bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution. it is a sacred oath. it's an oath we take before our families. we take that oath before god. and i think that we have an obligation to live by that oath. and i do still believe we have

nixon as i said about face reagan bush everyone on that side on this side, jesse jackson al gore -- gebhardt ted kennedy. they were all pro-life and they switch sort of remarkable a lot of the republicans had concerns about overpopulation and talked about family planning and abortion is something they believed in conversely you had you know, jesse jackson speaking about how abortion is a plague in the black community. you had ted kennedy talked about how it was, you know, it was anathema to his catholic to his catholicism anyway, we switch everyone sort of falls in line and then by 1995 you have the republican senator, arlan spector saying we need to take abortion out of politics. that does not happen abortion states put he's the one who then has to switch parties. so it just shows sort of you know, that's a little bit how we got here in terms of politics and i'll just give you a very quick sort of rundown of how the pro-life movement very smartly. you know they have one this 50-year battle, roe gets ruled upon and the democrats and the pro choices say hey, we won we can sort of roll up our

this bill has one won the support of climate leaders like al gore, who said the bill is, quote, long overdue and a necessary step to ensure the united states takes decisive action on the climate crisis that helps our economy and provides leadership for the world by example. inflation hawks like former success tear of treasury larry summers said, quote, this bill is fighting inflation. progressive leaders like senator elizabeth warren say, quote, this is a bill that truly is about fighting inflation and bringing down the cost for families and putting our country on a sounder economic footing. here's how it works. first, the bill finally delivers on a promise that washington has made for decades to the american people. we're giving medicare the power to negotiate for lower precipitation drug prices, which means seniors and consumers will pay less for their prescription drugs. medicare will save in the process about