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That opportunity obviously missed well see what happens moving forward. claire, i want to ask you about something that you talked about yesterday. that is, the limited impact that any cable news show host, as much as it, of course, would break our hearts to hear this. ive always done the math when people say, oh, so and so is destroying america such and such is destroying america. i go, okay, well, pick the top news hosts they have 3 million viewers a day. top news host, 3, 3.5 maybe million vie...

You think that will be enough? if government cant get attacked together? no. this has to be just the math. people spend billions of dollars to see if theres an oil field. right and what were trying to do is build the oil industry and reverse. what do you say to your friends who share your concern about the state of the emergency but thank carbon capture as a fig leaf. to allow exxon and the rest to just do business as usual. do the math. like that. im like, not okay with cool like. go back 30 ye...

Reason controversial billionaire elon musk kicked in $100 million for the carbon x prize. a competition to chop down and bury 1000 tons of godzilla in a year. cheaply as possible. marty is in the competition with his plan to harness the engineering genius of nature. well explain his innovations in a minute. but in case you want to check the math of a fisherman scientist lets hop across the pond. cambridge university. if we were to reduce emissions to zero tomorrow, not necessary to zero. were st...

Godzilla in a year. cheaply as possible. marty is in the competition with his plan to harness the engineering genius of nature. well explain his innovations in a minute. but in case you want to check the math of a fisherman scientist lets hop across the pond. to cambridge university. if we were to reduce emissions to zero tomorrow, not necessary to zero. were still cooked. david king went from teaching chemistry at cambridge to a post as the uks top science advisor and later the countrys lead cl...

Such >> ian, do you buy that, and what should the democratic lead, but rather weak senate judiciary committee be doing right now? >> the problem is theres no really anything that can b done about clarence thomas you can china light on him, an get people in to understan that he is a republican trum appointee and if they don want more people like him they shouldnt vote for the republican party but, you know, dick durbin can hold hearings, chief justice roberts could potentially shak his fist and f...

To marty says running tide is not taking oil money now while counting on investors like stripe to stay afloat. you have a couple high profile investors behind you. do you think that will be enough? if government cant get attacked together? no. this has to be just the math. people spend billions of dollars to see if theres an oil field. right and what were trying to do is build the oil industry and reverse. what do you say to your friends who share your concern about the state of the emergency bu...

Grade, to focus on math. weve seen the same movement of politics into the board room. and we should just take a big step back and recognize that not everything needs to be politicized. and when a board room presses into political issues and social issues, it does create a moment for a debate, and theres nothing wrong with the debate, but companies should just recognize that there are ramifications. and i think anheuser-busch has recognized that. >> governor, i appreciate your time, thank you ver...

By the way, theres a reason people are leaving chicago. theres a reason people are leaving illinois and one of the reasons so many young blacks are involved in crime is nobody is keeping them in schools and as a mayor, she had nothing to do with it. what youve got now is many of the black american youths, 85% of black students in the eighth grade lack the ability to do math and are functionally illiterate. its not just about locking them up. its about making sure they city in school so they have...

Trump, 46% support, rhonda santas, 31%. that is, what, my math is bad. that is 15 points, right >> correct >> he was, rhonda santas was leading over donald trump late last year. what happened? you >> realized hes got a glass job. hes got thin skin, he i petulant, he is pouty, he wind a lot. and they dont like it but that is not strength they want to guy who wants t fight, when you lose a battl to mickey mouse, it is hard to take you seriously, right? i mean, im sorry, i remembe what it was like ...

Jacqueline Milagros Acosta-Bruno was born Nov. 17, 2002 at Washoe Medical Center in Reno, Nev., to Claudia Bruno and Hector Acosta. She has four younger brothers and sisters, all attending Carson City Schools, as well as a sibling just 18-months-old.