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Do you believe that? >> i do not. there is evidence that the oceans are heating up but not at the rate claimed and nowhere near the predictions. the apocalypse events are based on flawed climate models that have failed time and time again. do you believe the warming trend is increasing the use of fossil fuels that began in the 19th century. >> we know the warming trend we are in right now, it started -- we know the year, 1695. the depths of the horrendous ice age. the next 40 years, the rate of warming is four times that of the 20th century. 1695 to the 18th century, we have had more warming s...

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Korea. >> north korea has defied our collective voice. it is worth taking a few moments to recount some of the history. in 1993, the council approved resolution 825 calling on north korea to remain in the non-proliferation treaty. that didn't work. north korea withdrew from the treaty and continued its nuclear pursuit. in 2006 the six-party talks faltered and north korea conducted several ballistic missile launches. that led to resolution 1695, condemning them. the same year, north korea conducted its first nuclear test. that led to resolution 1718 establishing a u.n. sanctions regime aiming t...

U.n. security council meeting where nikki haley is speaking now. >> defied our collective voice. it's worth taking a few moments to recount some of the history. in 1993, the council approved resolution 825 calling on north korea to remain in the nonproliferation treaty. that didn't work. north korea withdrew from the treaty and continued its nuclear pursuit. in 2006, the six-party talks faltered and north korea conducted north korea ballistic missile launches. that led to resolution 1695 condemning them. the same year, north korea conducted its first nuclear test. that led to resolution 1718. ...

For that. >> the cbo said your premium should go down. >> i'll send them the bill then. are they paying the bill? >> okay. >> thank you, madam secretary. for more on the partisan battle in health care, i want to bring in republican, oklahoma senator, tom coburn. senator coburn, you rolled out a series of amendments this afternoon of the series that you've rolled out, what do you believe is the most important right now? >> well, dylan, could i take a minute to comment on the secretary? >> please. >> 1695 new sets of regulations dictated by her, that's what is in the bill. 88 new government prog...