that couldn t be. or could it? tonight on laura coates live. let s be clear. there is no border deal yet. senate negotiators are trying to dot the is to cross the ts and there s no clear sign when they might get there. that s not stopped republicans in the house for not declaring the not yet final deal dead on arrival. we have a responsibility, a duty to the american people, to insist that the border catastrophe has ended. and trying to whitewash that or do it for political purposes, that it apoors it may be, is not going to cut it. that s a nonstarter in the house. now, john cornyn says the gop is debating whether to ditch the border deal and move ahead with money for ukraine and israel. one senator, jon tester, has had, well, just about enough of the entire thing. and i m quoting here. this place is so god damn dysfu dysfunctional, that was a little too natural. that s not part of my lexicon but i was quoting somebody in congress. tonight, we re going in-depth on
number. and then you have the broader issues that climate change is bringing which are things like the floods in new york, the floods in germany, the fires in western in north america and us a australia and greece. and these events are increasing in scale and frequency. she also said many of the current solutions are not enough. instead she said governments need to think about more rod cal changes to cities, transportation and other elements at a daily life. a fleak at a ford assembly plant caused gas to spill into the city s sewers. officials are not sure how far the glenasoline has traveled. nine homes, a school and business had to be evacuated. teams are going door to door recommending people in 465 homes to voluntarily evacuate because of potentially hazardous fumes
and paris, tens of thousands of pro union were in the square. protesting the plan to limit bargaining rights. and the similar scenario could play out in a number of other places as government across the country target the public union contracts they say are bank rutting their states. we re back with steve moore and senior editorial page writer, connell levy and editor james paranto. what is governor walker doing that has democrats so upset. this isn t nearly as rod cal as it s made out to be by the unions. what it would do is limiting collective bargaining for benefits. the unions would collectively bargain to wages up to the consumer price index, the cap on that, but the unions are also upset this plan would do things they ve counted on. like take away, you know, the
a run for president. now he s saying he s not been more serious about personally running for the president of the united states. he ll make his decision after the midterm elections in february or march because he believes president obama will be a one term president and that he believes obama is a different kind of president that bill clinton was. here s his exact quote. i think he, meaning obama will replace jimmy carter as the worst president of modern times. he is a disaster. this is credited to newt gingrich. his principles are fundamentally wrong. the people he appoints are more rod cal than he is and less competent. sounds to me like a run. so if he does run, that would be interesting. what about so the president of the united states, a democrat. what if he was challenged by somebody in his own party like hillary clinton who came close to one point of grabbing the nomination early on. here s bernie goldberg talking about that possibility. just one year ago, supported bara