john ker and the plenary session starts. john kerry and his — the plenary session starts. john kerry and his associate - the plenary session starts. john kerry and his associate have a long—standing relationship on climate and i was saying a while ago that he had retired but came out of retirement and clearly there is a hope that the working relationship that they had can help smooth things along here but i wonder whether what we are looking at now is the dottin of the eyes and the crossing of teas or whether it is something much thornier than that. he or whether it is something much thornier than that.— or whether it is something much thornier than that. he is probably the most important _ thornier than that. he is probably the most important man - thornier than that. he is probably the most important man you've l thornier than that. he is probably - the most important man you've never heard from china. he is very close to the president and someone that john kerry has developed a relationship with notjust in the last two weeks, and they've been meeting every day in th

john kerry has been involved in it, in part. so we will wait and see if we get any idea as to what is going on.— will wait and see if we get any idea as to what is going on. what's your assessment _ as to what is going on. what's your assessment of _ as to what is going on. what's your assessment of how _ as to what is going on. what's your assessment of how this _ as to what is going on. what's your assessment of how this last - as to what is going on. what's your assessment of how this last stage l as to what is going on. what's your. assessment of how this last stage of the process has gone? it's often said, isn't it, that you never get a deal until right at the end of these things, no matter how much work you do at the beginning. you can't avoid that last period of intense negotiation, which we saw at this conference overnight.— negotiation, which we saw at this conference overnight. yeah, i think that's very — conference overnight. yeah, i think that's very much — conference overnight. yeah, i think that's very much

she has moved john kerry, her and her colleagues, i think probably she has moved john kerry, herand her colleagues, more than they probably expected at the beginning of this two week process. not just beginning of this two week process. notjustjohn kerry but the chinese and the indians as well. some reasonably big commitments. not satisfactory to everybody and it is a huge compromise. it depends where you stand on the argument of climate change as to how you view what has gone on here over the last two weeks but there is a process under way. it has been ramped up. it will continue through the year all the way to 2022. the hard work begins tomorrow. that is as from here in glasgow. we might go andjoin that is as from here in glasgow. we might go and join david for a drink. we need one. instead, we'll hand you back to sean in the studio. shaun. i think christian, to coin a phrase, not a jury would convict. thank you so much for your efforts of the last ten days. it has been extraordinary. you must be exhausted. if you can get a drink done you before falling asleep you will be doing re

what do you make of climate czar john kerry's conflict of interest? >> it is just that. his wife is more than wealthy enough. the family has more than enough money and we even have a special ability for them to have a tax-free event if they would invest themselves of their conflicted holdings. there is no excuse at all except that they simply don't care about human rights. they don't care about slave labor. they only care about returns in spite of him, when he was in congress being one of the richest senators because of his wife's incredible wealth. elizabeth: so the chinese fund he invested one million dollars in, david, it backs chinese companies using slave labor to make solar panels that has been an issue right now for the climate agenda, right? >> yeah. in fact i thought it was almost amusing today supposedly this joint announcement from the u.s. and china sort of promising they will super-duper mean it this time. that they will work on global warming reduction. we're formulating a entire national climate program around an alleged cooperation with china and this is

but you will understand from john kerry's position, one - from john kerry's position, one frans timmermans's position, from boris johnson's frans timmermans's position, from borisjohnson's position, once you start to talk about loss and damage and you put it into legal text, to some people it starts to equate to reparations, and that can open an entire pandora's box, notjust in countries worst affected, but also at home. �* . countries worst affected, but also at home. �* , ., countries worst affected, but also at home. �*, ., ., . countries worst affected, but also athome. �*, ., ., ., countries worst affected, but also at home. �*, ., ., . , ., ., at home. it's more of a show of solidarity. _ at home. it's more of a show of solidarity, and _ at home. it's more of a show of solidarity, and that _ at home. it's more of a show of solidarity, and that needs - at home. it's more of a show of solidarity, and that needs to . solidarity, and that needs to resonate _ solidarity, and that needs to resonate at home too, but it's not reparations, — resonate at home too, but it's not repara

with john kerry and ursula of underlying? _ meeting. with john kerry and ursula of underlying? how _ meeting. with john kerry and ursula of underlying? how was _ meeting. with john kerry and ursula of underlying? how was that? - meeting. with john kerry and ursula of underlying? how was that? it - meeting. with john kerry and ursula of underlying? how was that? it was a bit of underlying? how was that? it was a big meeting- _ of underlying? how was that? it was a big meeting. we _ of underlying? how was that? it was a big meeting. we had _ of underlying? how was that? it was a big meeting. we had a _ of underlying? how was that? it was a big meeting. we had a lot - of underlying? how was that? it was a big meeting. we had a lot of - of underlying? how was that? it was a big meeting. we had a lot of our i a big meeting. we had a lot of our members, all those who signed on to the members to make a leaders statement we signed last week. we had great representation from my island brothers and sisters, palau was there, micronesia. we had the chairs of the ldc group, costa rica and o

my discussions with john kerry and _ climate negotiator. my discussions with john kerry and alok _ climate negotiator. my discussions with john kerry and alok sharma i climate negotiator. my discussions i with john kerry and alok sharma were withjohn kerry and alok sharma were highly constructive. we found there were still huge gaps. he highly constructive. we found there were still huge gaps.— were still huge gaps. he criticised develo ed were still huge gaps. he criticised developed countries _ were still huge gaps. he criticised developed countries for _ were still huge gaps. he criticised developed countries for not - were still huge gaps. he criticised l developed countries for not coming up developed countries for not coming up with cash to help the less wealthy go green and won�*t focusing too much on limiting global warming too much on limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees, as borisjohnson wants, could destroy the consensus. but his attention was cast across as many foreign leaders as possible today. but they have departed now,

i asked america's veteran climate envoy john kerry, will any of this slow down obal warming? >> we are moving in the right direction. are we moving fast enough? no, but that is what this meeting is about. scientists never said you guys have to have this done by the end of the cop. they said, you have 10 years. >> they said it was incredibly urgent. >> eight is incredibly urgt and that is why 65% of global gdp says we are going to keep 1.5 degrees alive. david: as haggling continues, the conference chairman another plea for agreement. >> now, we need that final injection of that can-do spirit which is present at this cop so that we get this shared endeavor over the line. david: but emotions are running high, and many delegations are worried. >> for us, ambition 1.5 is not just a statistic. it is a matter of life and death. >> some among us are wasting precious time here attempting to be negotiate what was already agreed. >> all we are asking you to do is keep your promises and own your responsibilities on setting this crisis in motion. nothing less, nothing mor david: a long n

you chair the meeting with john kerry, _ changed the meaning. you chair the meeting with john kerry, the - meeting withjohn kerry, the european embassy in the room? it meeting with john kerry, the european embassy in the room? it was a big meeting- — european embassy in the room? it was a big meeting- we _ european embassy in the room? it was a big meeting. we had _ european embassy in the room? it was a big meeting. we had a _ european embassy in the room? it was a big meeting. we had a lot _ european embassy in the room? it was a big meeting. we had a lot of - european embassy in the room? it w; a big meeting. we had a lot of our numbers who came, a lot of us who had signed on to the statement so they were all in the room and we had great representation from my island brothers and sisters, and we had the chairs of the groups ever represented by costa rica and others. it is a very diverse group of countries, small countries, big countries, one countries poor countries. but the that connects us all together is that we are for ambition and an a

john kerry, who has _ of it, thank you. john kerry, who has been _ of it, thank you. john kerry, who has been locked - of it, thank you. john kerry, who has been locked in - who has been locked in discussions with his opposite number from discussions with his opposite numberfrom china. president number from china. president biden numberfrom china. president biden and president xi will be talking further on monday. the eu climate chief was clearly frustrated with some of the things he was hearing in the room warned nations not to kill this moment by asking for yet more changes to the text. and more changes to the text. and it is my firm — more changes to the text. and it is my firm belief _ more changes to the text. jifuc it is my firm belief that the text on the table now reflects perfectly well this respect shown by the presidency, and at the same time allows us to act with the urgency that is essential for our survival. so i please implore you, please, embrace this text so that we can bring hope to the hearts of our children and grandchildren. they are waiting for

envoy john kerry in glasgow. joining me today, he joins me from scotland. everything you read, josh, john kerry is this one-man whirlwind rep for the united states, what will you turn? >> reporter: well, before the kopp twix summit, chuck, kerry said failure to pass significant climate legislation would be like president trump pulling out of paris for a second time. he's kind of eating his words a little eating his words a little bit now, trying to downplay that, saying that we don't have climate legislation and it's not affecting president biden's approval ratings. what happens if a republican wins the white house? could all the work he's done be swept away by a republican president? here is what he said about that. >> because of those trillions of dollars of commitment, because ford and gm have made the decision that by 2035 they're not going to produce internal combustion cars, they're only going to do electric, those kinds of decisions can't be undone by an american politician. those decisions are so locked in, three years from now, 3 1/2 years, if ther

and we had heard actually in the recent weeks john kerry was hoping for some, some kind of splashy announcement with china. so what did they come up with? where to break pretty, pretty willy really. but again, as you say, got it if something. so there is a working group that are setting up, which is specifically going to be concentrating on what the 2 countries can do in the 2020, in the short term. these are, these are good, is a good words for, for those who are complaining that often countries simply say, look, we will do this will be a long time goes. this is specifically, this is specifically about the short term when, when action is the most crucial. so that's, that's good surely that on me thing the u. s. you've been pushing china. busy to join some global compact on reducing anything, china says no by principle, we're not going to be involved in that. that's up to you developed countries, the historical pollutants do that. so what they're saying during this initiative is, are they will set up their own national action plan specifically about me. thank. all right, that's, that's good. no

john kerry said. _ the next year up to cop27. john kerry said. you _ the next year up to cop27. john kerry said, you have _ the next year up to cop27. john kerry said, you have to - the next year up to cop27. john kerry said, you have to trust us. it is in there, the text is in there now, loss and damage, they are serious about engaging with it, is there enough trust in the room that there enough trust in the room that the big powers will now engage in a serious conversation about loss and damage? serious conversation about loss and damaue? ~ , ., damage? well, he is on the record, he said it. damage? well, he is on the record, he said it- he _ damage? well, he is on the record, he said it. he said _ damage? well, he is on the record, he said it. he said it _ damage? well, he is on the record, he said it. he said it in _ damage? well, he is on the record, he said it. he said it in the - damage? well, he is on the record, he said it. he said it in the room, i he said it. he said it in the room, he said it. he said it in the room, he said it. he said it in the room, he said that t

john kerry taking questions and giving us his take. he said we were never going to come here and get a decision that would end the crisis but glasgow starts the race and tonight, the starting gun was fired. with me is the president of the sierra club. the oldest and largest environmental group in the united states. welcome. you havejust been listening tojohn kerry who was talking about the watering down of the text. he was disappointed. sometimes you have to have a choice either you leave with nothing or you take the change and fight again next year. easy right? yes. certainly. the civil society environmental groups like mine disappointed that we had for a while that phase out of coal and then in the last minute it was changed to phase down. whatever that means. however i would say it is an accomplishment anyway entities the first time that we have those words in a text coming out of this process so i think it is a recognition and glasgow will probably go down in history as the place where we are finally writing the last history in the

here is climate and by john kerry though, says, cooperation is key to getting the job done. the united states and china are releasing a joint declaration which lays out how we will limit warming on this planet. and how together will take action here at the cop. as well as in 1st come present. biden had a conversation with present she a number of weeks ago in which both of the leaders express their hopes that despite areas of real difference and we know there are we could cooperate on the climate crisis. more on this one with shebra tansy in washington and the message is released. china in the us are fighting on this one issue and it was, it was reported that in fact in order to get to this initiative, china in the u. s. and had 10 had to have 30 rather virtual meetings over 10 months in order to come up with this, this initiative. and we had heard actually in the recent weeks john kerry was hoping for some, some kind of splashy announcement with china. so what did they come up with? went to a pretty, pretty willy, really but, but again, as you say, we got it, it's something.

——john kerry. no various huddles in the hall layer. —— john kerry. no think people various huddles in the hall layer. ——john kerry. no think people in the us have been communicated to enough about what the key issues here at cop26, especially for countries and the less developed world and what they want from countries like the us? i world and what they want from countries like the us?- world and what they want from countries like the us? i think in the us, countries like the us? i think in the us. peeple _ countries like the us? i think in the us, people definitely - countries like the us? i think in the us, people definitely don'tl the us, people definitely don't understand this issue, otherwise we would have passed very sorrowfully the build back better agenda of president biden last week. we are looking at this coming week to pass that. that is the biggest package of climate mitigation and actions that we have seen in history. that is very much connected here, because the us of course pl

and we had, actually, in the recent weeks john kerry was hoping for some, some kind of splashy announcement with china. so what did they come up with? where to bring pretty, pretty really, really but, but again, as you say, we got it, it's something. so there is a working group that they're setting up, which is specifically going to be concentrating on what the 2 countries can do in the 2020, in the short term. these are, these are good, is a good words for those who are complaining that often countries simply say that we will do this will be a long time goes that this is specifically, this is specifically about the short term when, when action is the most crucial. so that's, that's good, surely that on me, same the you after the, you've been pushing china to join some global compact on reducing me saying china says no by principle, we're not going to be involved in that. that's up to you. developed countries, be historical pollutants. you do that to what they're saying there, and this initiative is, or they will set up their own national action plan specifically about me. thank. all right,

kennedy: yes, i loved that exchange with john kerry and i wish there were more people like this reporter who would make these politicians accountable because i understand why aoc is frustrated because you got the democrat establishment who just doesn't care. i don't like her brand of socialism by understand mad at her own party. >> it makes sense. jessica mentioned the basketball player from he's bringing more attention to this issue of uighurs and genocide in china than anybody in the administration and that should be an embarrassment to the administration. kennedy: you know what else should be an embarrassment? inflation, it's a cute downer and even the president allies are sounding the alarm. cnn published an article titled, why inflation is a political nightmare for biden? when you love cnn from your screwed. obama promise from larry summers told cnn the biden administration has been wrong every step of the way. >> i think policymakers in washington unfortunately have almost every month behind the curve, transitory and doesn't work so transitory to a few specific factors. when septem

john kerry said _ reality is that coal is dead. john kerry said something _ reality is that coal is dead. john kerry said something interesting, he said it's all about implementation and following up, how will that happen? in and following up, how will that ha en? ., , , and following up, how will that hauen? . , , ., and following up, how will that ha en? . , , ., . happen? in a sense of what we did in glasaow happen? in a sense of what we did in glasgow was — happen? in a sense of what we did in glasgow was a _ happen? in a sense of what we did in glasgow was a great _ happen? in a sense of what we did in glasgow was a great how _ happen? in a sense of what we did in glasgow was a great how to - happen? in a sense of what we did in glasgow was a great how to deliver l glasgow was a great how to deliver what we agreed to do in paris and that's important, delivery is a hard slog and that is why apparently technical things like the rule book a very important. if people don't agree on the rules by which they report their emissions

will he stalk former president obama, john kerry? al gore fear-mongers with this new narrative that oil and gas is the new subprime mortgage crisis? we'll investigate. this story, will biden's vaccine mandate force out border patrol agents amid the worst border crisis in history? thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with this look at this, thousands of government workers, cops, firefighters, sanitation workers, city workers went out in force protesting vax mandates in los angeles. no jab, no job. now the new biden vaccine mandates, they're exploding into court fights that could end up in the supreme court. joining us how oversight and reform ranking member, kentucky congressman james comer. author of the capitalist comeback, cke former ceo andy puzder. how can biden proceed with mandates when the fifth court put a block on it? he wants all small businesses to be hit with it too. what do you say? >> i

john kerry did say they _ financing mechanism. john kerry did say they accept _ financing mechanism. john kerry did say they accept the - did say they accept the principle of loss and damage, it is in the text for the first time. he also said he wanted the developed countries to work on this principle of increasing funding for adaptation, doubling of adaptation. the delegation from gabon said we don't want your money in terms of loans, we want it as grants, lies that energy? we of loans, we want it as grants, lies that energy?— lies that energy? we call our overseas _ lies that energy? we call our overseas aid _ lies that energy? we call our overseas aid budget - lies that energy? we call our overseas aid budget aid i lies that energy? we call our overseas aid budget aid and| overseas aid budget aid and many people think of it as a form of charity. but much of it is in loans where we get the money back and we get it back with interest.— with interest. that $100 billion is... _ with interest. that $100 billion is... it _ with i

the two of you, can't we just say something nice about john kerry, right now. >> i like john. i care about john kerry. >> and something about president bush. >> he'll be unemployed soon. >> anyone who enjoyed paying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will forever remember jon stewart going on "crossfire" and reading those guys the riot act. >> you're doing theater when you should be doing debate. which would be great. it's not honest. what you do is not honest. what you do is partisan hackery. and i'll tell you why i know it. >> you had john kerry on your show and you kiss his throne and you accuse us of hackery? >> absolutely. >> you got to be kidding me. >> you're on cnn. the show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. what is wrong you? >> comedians and satire when done right will take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes from. >> i think the vice president and is his wife love their daughter. i think they love her very much. and you can't have anything but respect for the fact that they're willing to talk about the fact that they have a ga

this morning, waking up in singapore, i'm listening to hillary clinton and john kerry. and yet, i look at the inflation story and covid and new restrictions for germany, austria, and greece. how underpriced is a resurgent covid risk in 2022? good day. >> good day. certainly that is one of the key transitions we highlighted in our outlook for 2022. can we learn to live with covid-19? by that i mean can we find a level of public health policy and restrictions that lead to that outcome but still allow a level of commerce with growth rates -- growth rates we desire. we have to give ourselves credit, just a year ago the first candidate vaccines were announced. 40% of the world has been double vaccinated. that number is much higher in developed economies. that is not a pure insurance policy. the virus still can trouble us, but severity seems to be on the wane. the number of hospitalizations and for tallies has come down -- fatalities has come down. now it is a matter if the public health officials can get comfort with rising cases if they don't mean severe outcomes. hopefully

climate envoy john kerry with his chinese counterpart xie zenhua. with this conference already well into overtime-- it was supposed to end yesterday-- delegates today were still trying to thrash up on the a concluding statement they could all live with. >> and we arrive at what i believe is the moment of truth. >> reporter: but truth had many forms here. for developing countries, like india and china-- which are still dependent on fossil fuels-- there were objections over the one-size-fits-all faze out of coal use that was being proposed. >> i, too, am a grandfather of three little children. >> reporter: for delegates from island nations threatened by sea level rise, the amount of money being promised to compensate for the loss and damage that climate change is causing wasn't secure enough. but the glasgow offer was the best one around. >> i will now be able to tell them that glasgow has made a promise to secure them their future. >> reporter: a plea for compromise that came from some of the richer countries that will be footing the loss-and-damage

., you. john kerry, the us climate envoy speaking _ you. john kerry, the us climate envoy speaking there _ you. john kerry, the us climate envoy speaking there are - you. john kerry, the us climate envoy speaking there are two . you. john kerry, the us climate - envoy speaking there are two cop26 in the conference hall, saying we can't do net zero by 2050 if we can't do net zero by 2050 if we can't cut emissions in this decade. with us now isjennifer morgan, executive director of greenpeace international. thank you for your time today. what did you make of whatjohn kerry had to say? did you make of what john kerry had to sa ? ~ ., ., , to say? well, i found it hopeful, i should say. _ to say? well, i found it hopeful, i should say, because _ to say? well, i found it hopeful, i should say, because the - to say? well, i found it hopeful, i should say, because the united i should say, because the united states has been one of the main countries here really holding back progress by not supporting the level of finance, the support for loss and damage that is needed. what he put forward today

john kerry said afterwards there were _ take. john kerry said afterwards there were people _ take. john kerry said afterwards there were people in _ take. john kerry said afterwards there were people in this - take. john kerry said afterwards. there were people in this process who dismiss the outcome before it had even started. was he talking about you? do you think that is what you did? i about you? do you think that is what ou did? ~' about you? do you think that is what ou did? ~ , you did? i think some people interpreted — you did? i think some people interpreted me _ you did? i think some people interpreted me and - you did? i think some people interpreted me and other- you did? i think some people - interpreted me and other activists explaining it in that way. that is not really true, we need these conferences, it is a democratic process that is necessary to make progress. but they cannot be in the way they are now. as long as there is no massive pressure from the outside, politicians unfortunately it will most likely get away with continuing like an hour. if it will most l

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as we heard john kerry say in your report, there is no government on earth that can afford something of the size you're talking about. >> that is right. john kerry said simply transitioning most of the developing world -- it could cost trillions of dollars. that is this constant issue that we are hearing about mitigation and adaptation. the refrain we have heard from many people here is that when a climate related disaster hits the united states, when a flood wipes out some town, america is wealthy enough to put the plumbing back to stream -- to put these nations back to normal. these costs are daunting. this is just in the developed world. this could be one to $2 trillion. the question is if this will actually happen. while we have seen a few nations put out somewhat tepid statements or that they are acknowledging this issue, nobody we have spoken to hear leaves this will be legitimately on the table. >> one day after another. these debates continue. you will be there for the rest of the week. thank you, william. >> it has been one year since one of the most contentious presidential

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the very people that are constantly lecturing us about climate change, foremost among them john kerry are the same selling us out to china in the process betting genocide. right now john kerry is lobbying against the uyghur force prevention act in the how fast because it would screw up solar panel production. this is crazy. it reveals the hypocrisy at the heart of their entire strategy it reveals that the entire foundation that they are building the church of climate change on, is being built with slave labor in china. it is crazy, sean. >> sean: isn't it also an issue, mike, because we have at love energy in america, oil and gas, if we go green and we're all electric and battery run, we're not making those batteries and solar panels in america. they are made in china, right? >> yeah, we are going to be more dependent on china. here's the thing, john kerry and others in the biden administration are laboring under the fantasy that somehow we can get a big climate change agreement with china and all sing kum ba yah and sunshine and rainbows. they went to scotland and signed an agreement

john kerry is doing a remarkable job. there was a broad recognition that some of the biggest commitments made at the cop -- the myth and pledge -- that methane pledge, pushing china further than they wanted to go, and most significantly, getting asset managers that represent over one hundred trillion dollars of capital to commit to deploying significant amounts of that capital to lower co2, to basically put us on the track record to succeed through the climate sector and leveraging the public and private sector, all of that is because of the tireless work of special envoy kerry. we're looking forward to seeing how he gets through that. i would say that the world is in awe of the leadership shown by private markets in the united states, and frankly, i have to be honest here, they are somewhat skeptical about our politics. i say that not to be critical, but the hard questions we consistently got were why didn't the united states signed onto the pledge to stop financing coal plants? how much are the commitments of the united

john kerry yesterday referred to that as the definition of insanity. this document talks about trying to phase those out as well. there's also greater talk about aid and doubling aid for the developing nations who are most hit by climate change. you will remember several years ago, wealthier nations promised $100 billion every year, starting in 2020. they have failed to deliver on that amount. critics claim that nothing in this agreement really moves that ball far enough. in fact, activists today held a mock funeral for cop26 in a cemetery here in glasgow, to protest what they argue is inaction on this issue, and on others. overall, it is important to remember that these agreements have no real binding mechanism. there's no enforcement here. these words are largely exhortations for these countries to "do better," to promise to do more, to make plans for the fure. it's been an ongoing criticism that there is really no way to hold these countries, that failed to live up to what they sign onto, accountable. that is not changing. i mean, by any measure, th

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where is biden, where is bernie sanders, where is john kerry policing china and india? they're still firing up coal plants. china has nor gses than the u.s. and developed world combined? >> china of course is trying to move ahead of america in every way. they are building more coal-fired plants. they're getting coal from everywhere. they need that while we're turning ourselves down for the future. i sit here in michigan and we have the concern winter is bringing on. farmers are drying their grain products right now. they need propane. this governor of our state along with the president talking about shutting down another pipeline. january 20th, they shut down the keystone pipeline. following that they opened up the russia nord stream pipeline. they took jobs away from american people. they took energy independence away. you have to look back before january 20th. we were exporting energy. elizabeth: yeah. >> we were totally energy independent. we were not polluting the world. we can do every single thing john kerry and this insanity approach do we will still increase car

kerry says corporation is key to getting the job done.

i mean, we had a birth, chinese climate and voice jim and john kerry himself say that there is no shortage of difference. and from where i stand. but does seem like a bit of an understatement. this bilateral relationship has been characterized by a growing list of hostilities and tensions over the past a few years, starting from the previous administration disagreements over taiwan, hong kong south trying to see shin young, china's human rights record. so this does seem to be a sort of milestone seeing that this seeming that this relationship could be taking a turn for the better suddenly shed and was language when he gave this announcement was quite friendly in tone. he said that sino u. s. corporation is the only correct choice and can accomplish many things that can benefit both countries and the world. and certainly this is not the only signal that we've seen of possible ruling ties between the 2 countries. just earlier this week we had us national security advisor, jim sullivan mentioned that he did not believe that china and the u. s. were in a cold war. he also said that the u. s. w

kerry was hoping for some, some kind of splashy announcement with china. so what did they come up with? went to a pretty, pretty willy, really but, but again, as you say, we got something. so there is a working group that are setting up, which is specifically going to be concentrating on what the 2 countries can do in the 2020, in the short term. is a good, is a good words for, for those who are complaining that often countries simply say, look, we will do this, we have these long time goals. this is specifically, this is specifically about the short term when, when action is the most crucial. so that's, that's good surely that on me fame, us any you've been pushing china. busy to join some global compact on reducing anything chimes, there's no buy principle. we're not going to be involved in that. that's up to the developed countries, the historical pollutants who do that. so what they're saying in this initiative is, are they will set up their own national action plan specifically about me saying, all right, that's, that's good. no change in when china w

it really was as a well held secret, john kerry, at the usaa climates, envoy. he says that there were around 30 meetings with china over a period of 10 months. so there had been dialogue there between these 2 foes, these 2 huge economic superpowers who are now saying they're working on reducing emissions, particularly china, however, you know, what are the promises when you look at them? there isn't really anything there that they, you can add to the successes or of the emission reductions here yet. it's really going to be, if anything, a big confidence booster or 4 of these negotiations that are going on right now to try to get more reductions in emissions that has to be more progress bar. as johnson, the u. k prime minister. spell that out on a thursday with on wednesday with an absolute direction to state leaders a to, to really a get in touch with then seizures and push them harder at to make some progress on all of it. there are 2 real figures involved here. one, the 1.5 celsius degrees are limits the cap as was a enshrined in the paris agreement of 2015.

s. climate envoy, john kerry say himself that there are no shortage of differences between these 2 countries. and from where i'm at and i'm sure from where people are washington all standing. that's a bit of an understatement. i think this bilateral relationship has few years. that is since the previous trump administration been characterized by tensions and hostilities over a growing list of disagreements, that's how china's the taiwan, hong kong sion, john, etc. so that does seem like this is really been the 1st major, bright flood in the relationship and certainly we had chinese climate envoy sheer gen 4. so quite friendly will use quite friendly language when he gave his own announcement he said, and i quote, the final us cooperation is the only correct choice and can accomplish many important things that will benefit both countries and the world. sounds very positive indeed. and also we've had some other small signs that this relationship is warming. earlier this week we had the u. s. national security advisor jake sullivan. say actually that there is no cold war going on. you also said

so, i asked america's veteran climate envoy, john kerry, would any of this slow down global warming? so, we are moving in the right direction, are we moving fast enough? no, but that is what this meeting is about. scientists never said, you guys have to have this done by the end of cop26. they said you have ten years. they said it is incredibly urgent. yes, it is incredibly urgent, and that's exactly why 65% of global gdp has said we are going to keep 1.5 degrees alive. meanwhile, as haggling continues, the conference chair made another plea for agreement. now, we need that final injection of that can—do spirit, which is present at this cop, so we get this shared endeavour over the line. but emotions are running high and many delegations are worried. for us, ambition 1.5 is notjust a statistic it is a matter of life and death. some among us are wasting precious time here in glasgow attempting to renegotiate what was already agreed. all we're asking you to do is to keep your and own your responsibilities on setting this crisis in motion. nothing less, nothing more. so, a long night

shery: john kerry speaking to bloomberg in glasgow. the hong kong exchange says the universal founder for esg compliance is needed to combat the rising risk of greenwashing. they discussed the role in a low carbon economy in an exclusive interview far bloomberg live's green summit. >> it is not easy when we do not have a universal standard and climate. it's very difficult. right now, it is not an ideal situation and i hope there will be a universal sense of taxonomy and requirements for different industry. we recognize different industry might have a different kind of past -- different kind of path, and at least something we can measure against which is comparable and we are comparing oranges with oranges and apples with apples rather than right now it is a whole basket. >> the polluters are the activists -- do we need to do something to discourage listings that go into polluting industries and fossil fuels? >> the first is we can see some financial institutions withdrawing financing for polluters and fossil fuel companies. that would

as we heard john kerry say in your report, there's no government on earth that could afford something the size you're talking about. >> reporter: no, that's exactly right, judy. in that samee1 speak, john kerry went on to say simply transitioning the most of the worlded to renewable energy would cost trillions of dollars. this is part of the constant issue we're hearing about mitigation and adaptation, theny rof& people here is that, when a climate-related disaster hits the united states, when a hurricane hits or a flood wipes out some town, america is wealthy enough to make those people whole, toé@■ put the plumbing back, to string electrical lines back up, to make those place somewhat back to normal. these nations cannot don$ and, yes, these costs are daunting. there's one estimate out there that, by 2050, climate-driven disasters just in the developed world could be one to two trillion dollars. so the question is will this actually happen here. and while we'vewx nation put out somewhat tepid statements saying they're considering orÑi acknowledging," spoken to here really police

and mr sharma, john kerry told itv— being now? and mr sharma, john kerry told itv news that he felt let down by the _ told itv news that he felt let down by the watering down of the language on coal. _ by the watering down of the language on coal. do _ by the watering down of the language on coal. do you think china and india _ on coal. do you think china and india have _ on coal. do you think china and india have let down the world's most climate _ india have let down the world's most climate vulnerable countries? i think climate vulnerable countries? think it is climate vulnerable countries? i think it is still very difficult. it is still a massive challenge for humanity, as i told you before. i think that the fatal mistake now coming out of cop26, which has unquestionably been a success, the fatal mistake now would be to think that we have in any way cracked this thing. nothing could be more damaging to our attempts to defeat climate change, disastrous climate change, than to suddenly bathe ourselves in the warm glow of self—

i mean there's so much in the book, john kerry comes out terribly wanting to kill phil b. but tell me about blunt why? yes, he in beirut, around the same normally be in london in the center london of the quarter all deck exactitude for art. exactly. it seems to me and i'm sure there's a degree of speculation in this, i confess, but i, i think i proved that antony bunk was in bare root for 3 or 4 weeks before phil. b was interviewed by elliott and i think antony blunt became aware that philby was going to be confronted. now blunt had lost his faith in communism. i spoke to your remote in in moscow about 2018 years ago. and he talked about how blunted just lost his faith in communism, and he'd never really been committed. he was a marxist in a kind of our aesthetic sense, but he was, he'd really joined up because of his friend god, burgess, and blunt faith in the soviet union had gone. and i think when blunt heard that philby was going to be confronted, that he felt a out of loyalty to fill b and b to save his own neck. because he, he was worried what philby might tell them.

john kerry has a new mission, noting a consensus to tackle climate. mr. kerry: what i love about it is an issue -- is an issue everybody is seized by. people realize this has the potential to beat the future for a lot of people but it is

hunter biden and john kerry's stepson have set us up to put china in the driver's seat of our future because now they own 2/3 of the cobalt is in the world. the congo mines. they control it. hunter biden helped facilitate that. this is really a wicked, awful story and again media and politics colluding to hurt americans and censor information we need. this has to be called out, sandra. glad you are doing it. >> sandra: when asked if the president had been made aware of his son's connection to the sale the white house spokesman said no. imagine that. i'm sure there is not a lot of shock there. >> he is not aware of where he is today most of the time. that would be a major achievement. >> sandra: happens to be nantucket for the holiday. great to see you today, raymond. hope to see you again soon. with inflation up and president biden's poll numbers down republicans are looking to take control of congress next election day. how big could a red wave be? plus the president once again turns his back on reporters as they try, try, try again to ask questions and the press is losing patients.