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20-plus year of politics. i very much appreciated president trumps attitude, demeanor, and desire to get something done. he sounds like orrin hatch. were back with the "hardball" roundtable. shannon, simple question. the american people like daca. they want to help these kids, their parents brought them here illegally, but feel to be americans. let them stay. leave them alone. youve got to give trump some kind of wiggle room to say hes still for the wall, right? and youve got to keep the governm...

Jeff, simple question. does the white house want roy moore elected? >> reporter: a simple question, but the answer, it seems, from this white house is far more complicated than that. today at the white house press briefing you heard sarah huckabee sanders say of course the president wants more people elected to the house, to the senate, who would support his agenda but wouldnt go beyond that saying its up to the people of alabama to decide the race. in doing so, doing cleanup work for kellyanne ...

States, states, trump is states, michigan, florida, potentially pennsylvania and others? ohio? >> reporter: i dont necessarily think so. all in here. id like to ask the governor a short, simple question. set jimmy kimmel aside. governor, does this bill provide ironclad guarantees to people with preexisting conditions they will have affordable health care or not? >> kasie, ive read the bill, with that level of detail, but -- >> reporter: an essential question. >> essential for you. im the governo...

Vermont. they got so worked up assaulted a professor. he was hospitalized. the event was cancelled. a professor at notre dame. he has invited murray to speak at his school next week on tuesday. the usual complainers are out in force demanding that he rescind the invitation. he says he will not. he joins us tonight. professor, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: so, simple question. why did you invite him given what happened at middle bury and why wont you back down? >> well...

What degree is climate change caused by human activity? 100%? 74.3%? if it is settled science, please tell us to what degree. >> the word degree is the word that you chose, at the speed that climate change is happening is caused by humans. instead of happening on timescales of millions of years or lets say 15,000 years, it is happening on a timescale of decades. and now years. i offered -- now -- >> tucker: how is it responsible for speeding that up? climate would have changed -- >> it is happen...

Climate change, the last ice age we had was tens of thousands of years ago. so bear in mind that in ancient dinosaur days there were more carbon dioxide, it was warmer than it is now. i understand you have a congress member in colorado, it used to be underwater. but that is millions of years ago. the problem is thee rate -- >> tucker: you just said it was tens of thousands. >> that was the ice age. the rate is the problem. half of the world lives on the seacoast. as the ocean gets warmer, it wil...

About it as a denier and ought to be imprisoned or shut it off the stage. >> thats not my claim, those are your words. you guys...st >> tucker: you said people who disagree with you ought to go to jail. you said that. im just saying is an actual skepticism based ins science. >> thats not exactly what i said, we can talk about that shortly.t >> tucker: was it appropriate to jail the guys from enron? or the people who promised cigarettes werent addictive? my point is, should we be encouraging peop...

>> tucker: i hope you cant, answer it in simple terms,. without human activity how long would it have taken for us to reach this level of warmth in our climate? >> it is not clear that it would have happened. in other words, humans have changed the climate so drastically that we -- if there would have been in ice age, it aint going to happen because of you and me. >> tucker: when would it have happened? >> when would been next ice age have happened?ha is that your question? >> tucker: here is th...

The climate is always changing, you can see to that. you are saying that human activity -- it increases the speed of that change. my point is what would the climate look like right now without human activity? >> britain would not be very well-suited to growing grapes as it is today. french winemakers would not be buying land to the north as they aree now. people who plan to run ski resorts would still be able to do it in europe. and so the climate -- the parasites -- >> tucker: you are using the...

The evidence is overwhelming. dont get me wrong, i love you as a person more than life itself, but the evidence for climate change is overwhelming. so we are looking for an explanation as to why you guys struggle with that. >> tucker: before you try to end a conversation, lets ask what exactly you mean. i think most people are open that yes, the climate is changing. it has always been changing. >> it is the rate that is such a concern. >> tucker: at the core question from want i can tell is why ...