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Ones and putting rules on them, this could actually be a quite seismic shift in what our emissions are. >> it would be. youre already seeing a shift within the energy industry away from coal. coal used to be 50%. its now down to about 48%. what youll do is see other clean coals, i mean, not clean coal, but clean energy and renewable energy, both nuclear, wind, solar, start to have a bigger play. >> tim, youre someone who i think has a clear-eyed view of our future. its not a particularly rosy on...

When things really continue to turn bad, thats going to prove to have been an awful choice for their party. it goes right up with immigration and with gay rights, as places where theyre on the wrong demographic side and theyve got to catch up if theyre going to be a realistic party in the years ahead. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat from rhode island. thank you so much. >> thank you. well be back with former epa administrator christine todd whitman and climate activist tim dechristophe...

In history as the party that allied itself with the polluters and ignored the scientists? when things really continue to turn bad, thats going to prove to have been an awful choice for their party. it goes right up with immigration and with gay rights, as places where theyre on the wrong demographic side and theyve got to catch up if theyre going to be a realistic party in the years ahead. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat from rhode island. thank you so much. >> thank you. well be back ...

Divest movement which organizers started a month ago. >> convince those in power to reduce our carbon pollution. push your own communities to adopt smarter practices. invest. divest. remind folks theres no contradiction between a sound environment and strong economic growth, and remind everyone who represents you at every level of government that sheltering future generations against the ravages of climate change is a prerequisite for your vote. >> a pretty remarkable shout-out to all the activi...

Wind, solar, start to have a bigger play. >> tim, youre someone who i think has a clear-eyed view of our future. its not a particularly rosy one from our last conversation. its like cormac mccarthys "the road" no matter what we do. when we hear encouraging signs of progress, i think, christine, you feel the same way about this speech. what is your reaction to it? >> i think if you look at this speech and take out the substantive policy that he was talking about, everything outside of that was a ...

0 that void, that place where hard decisions dont go to die, hard decisions to go to laughed at there. that void is where the supreme court of the united states today threw voting rights. in the most consequential blow against civil rights law in a generation. last night on this show we highlighted one example of how the voting rights act works. this is a community college district in the greater houston area. they tried to change the way they conduct elections in this district. they tried to cu...

0 the junior senator. >> anthony weiner, five points up now. >> i got some opinions on anthony weiner that had nothing to do with the pictures, i think it would be the bad good evening from new york. im chris hayes. thank you for joining us on a fascinating, frustrating news night. tonight, on "all in" we know where he is, at least re we think we do. ill tell you where we believe the nsa leaker edward snowden is holed up at this very minute and why the trouble this guy is causing u.s. governme...

0 over time, it will become an underwater city, a lost city, an atlantis. when that day comes, most probably in this century people will look back at those on the piggyside, politically today, those who laugh at climate change and say they were the ones who did this. thats "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. good evening from new york. im chris hayes. thank you for joining us on a fascinating, frustrating news night. tonight, on "all in" we...

0 bipartisan margins. but today in a 5-4 majority decision, authored by chief justice john roberts, a man who has expressed skepticism toward the voting rights act from the time he was a young lawyer in the reagan justice department. the court decided that the formula congress passed is unconstitutional. that congress just did it wrong. they didnt like their math. this despite the fact that the 15th amendment for which hundreds of thousands of americans died, and which explicitly gives congress ...

0 patrick. mr. cowan promised not to run for the seat on a permanent basis. hes spent his months on capitol hill essentially keeping his head down, keeping the business of the massachusetts senate seat rolling. hes been voting basically the way john kerry would have voted and been keeping the seat warm for the dually elected next u.s. senator from massachusetts who has been chosen by the voters of massachusetts today. again, the polls close the an hour and a minute ago. well keep you posted as w...