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about what happened thursday night. they are just trying to duck and cover. you re in the beginning of the. hearings create a truth squad and respond to the hearings. fight back the way we saw them do in the impeachments and other investigations. then they decided, no. we are not going to say anything. we are not going to show up outside and try to grab the microphone. we are not going to rush to fox news and say this, that, and give interviews on msnbc or cnn. they just laid low because they thought that if they do that they would create less conflict and that they take the hit and it evaporates, and the media is very good at letting things evaporate because if no one else is saying anything you don t have it covered, because you covered it already once. the challenge, i think the media has to try to figure out how to keep this center stage while there are other things going on in the world. i will be the first to say, i obsessed over january six, i
month by pulling support from major federal spending that would combat the climate crisis. president biden had signed a series of executive actions aimed at addressing the extreme heat across the country, but he, senator joe manchin, stopped short excuse me, president biden has stopped short of declaring a climate emergency, something that protesters, experts and lawmakers are actually urging him to do. and let s bring in my sunday night panel, brian foul, in the executive director of demanding justice. amanda, and carlos, a former republican congressman from florida and an msnbc political analyst. great to have all three of you with us. i d like to start with you. we were debating this a little bit earlier, but what would declare and i shull climate emergency, enabling president biden s administration to do that he is not just doing yet but seriously, how seriously do you think he is considering not? it s always inconvenient to do something about climate change in the short term,