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I see quite a lot of scientific dissent — as there should be. doubt is a core feature of science, and some of the greatest scientific breakthroughs consist of overthrowing earlier certainties of other scientists. so i agree, and many scientists say to me that they really struggle with journalists wanting to get definitive answers from them. going back to the elephant in the room, at least in many newsrooms, the activism question — my personal view is that journalists should not resort to act...

Well, i dont share that observation. i see quite a lot of scientific dissent — as there should be. doubt is a core feature of science, and some of the greatest scientific breakthroughs consist of overthrowing earlier certainties of other scientists. so i agree, and many scientists say to me that they really struggle with journalists wanting to get definitive answers from them. going back to the elephant in the room, at least in many newsrooms, the activism question — my personal view is that...

Time i heard any sort of nuanced scientific dissent. is that a problem, do you think? well, i dont share that observation. i see quite a lot of scientific dissent — as there should be. doubt is a core feature of science, and some of the greatest scientific breakthroughs consist of overthrowing earlier certainties of other scientists. so i agree, and many scientists say to me that they really struggle with journalists wanting to get definitive answers from them. going back to the elephant in th...

Should be, doubt is a core feature of science, some of the greatest scientific breakthroughs considered —— consist of overthrowing other previous certainties, so i agree, and some scientists say there is a struggle with journalists wanting definitive answers. going back to that elephant in the room, activists will question, my personal view is thatjournalists should not resort to activism and that there is no need for it, but we need to give the topic the visibility it deserves in the public...

Trying to focus on the wider| consumer—led issues, - as well, because that gets readers really interested. things about whether they want to buy an electric car _ or replace their gas boiler with a heat pump — - these are all everyday things i that people can relate to more. even more, thats how to get people involved| with the climate crisis, - whether its the food we eat or clothes we wear, all those things in our day—to—day, - and i think thats - what were trying to do across all the ...

Peoples lives as they finally left last week. it is a grim reminder of the perils in this region or really any region where long-term occupation becomes a core feature of u.s. foreign policy. joining me now is former united states senator and a member of the foreign relations committee, barbara boxer. we should know and get into this as far back as 2011 she wrote a piece and advocated within her work for a withdrawal from afghanistan at that time. that is of course a decade ago. were also joined...

Total b.s. on this prehes not sick and tired, the democratic party isnt sick and tired of it. they love it. they are addicted to heating trump. they are addicted to hating him. the media loves it, as katie said here theres nothing more than they want to pound on him for the next two years. they are salivating to do it. >> jessica: my text messages would reflect that, its true. ronna mcdaniel talking about health care, earlier. >> the democrats have really tried to fearmonger on health care, and ...

Ideologies. >> reporter: insiders say this was part of the big picture plan which was donald trumps hope to double down and protecting american sovereignty. shannon: how is this different from the obama administrations strategy? >> reporter: they say it is broader and more comprehensive than anything that came before. then candidate trump made fighting radical islamic terror one of his core foreign-policy issues. focus of his agenda was terrorist ideology. in a start departure from president oba...

For an individual or $7,000 for a family. heres the thing. the senate bill and house bill before it contain provisions that very specifically raise deductibles, this is a goal of the bill in many ways. they have subsidies that are lower and encourage people deliberately to try to get higher deductible plans with individual deductibles of say $6,000. but they also for low income customers take away a subsidy that pays for many of the deductibles for these people. the kaiser family foundation did ...

History. is that an electability issue or you dont agree with them today what they think. >> i think they are legitimate in saying -- they realize how bad this bill is and every republican up there and every republican thats been up there wants to repeal obamacare. question is winning the election on this issue, which is if not the central issue in this campaign, certainly one of the top two or three. and we have someone who is badly compromised by having put a plan together that was the model f...