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Of -- it's stunning to me. so is it, you know, just delusions of grandeur from bannon and navarro to think that they had it all set up? or is it right that actually, the mob attack on the capitol may have safed the election certification? >> that was the goal. the goal was for us to not to be able to certify the election. and that's because, jonathan, this is a party that is so disaligned with where americans are. so if we just vote, they're anti-choice, anti-voter, anti-climate, anti-gun safety agenda is not going to work. and so they're shifting now to using violent rhetoric, threats against...

Violence, they're now trying to demonize that. >> i love your assessment on this. because reading that is sort of -- it's stunning to me. so is it, you know, just delusions of grandeur from bannon and navarro to think that they had it all set up? or is it right that actually, the mob attack on the capitol may have saved the election certification? >> that was the goal. the goal was for us to not to be able to certify the election. and that's because, jonathan, this is a party that is so disaligned with where americans are. so if we just vote, they're anti-choice, anti-voter, anti-climate, anti...

The harrowing stories out of Texas last month are a stark reminder that climate-induced chaos is no respecter of party affiliation. Cushioning the blow of these impacts and building resiliency against future catastrophe is going to take something extraordinary in today’s political climate: working together. Many will wave this away as impossibly naive. Views regarding the reality of climate change are simply too polarized. Among those who accept the reality of a changing climate, the distance between those advocating for a Green New Deal and those in favor of market-driven, innovation-based...

© Getty Images In the wake of the mob assault on the Capitol and Republican lawmakers’ attempt to overturn Joe Biden This unprecedented capital strike signals that a growing number of CEOs recognize that congressional (and presidential) actions leading up to and culminating on Jan. 6 crossed the line: Denying the legitimacy of a free and fair election poses an existential threat to democracy.  Even more lawmakers, however, are in denial about another existential threat that is no less dangerous. They reject the scientific consensus that human activity — mainly burning fossil fuels — i...

Anti-climate denying -- being a climate denier. but it was far from being a vick it will of negative press. i said before that many days there were headlines from the white house that pushed scott pruitt off our run down. you did a much better job staying folk used on the story than a lot of others. he was far from a victim of bad headlines. he was a victim of his own corruption. >> two things have to be said here. first of all, that many of the complaints and much of the information we learned came from people at the upper echelons of e palomino, epa who were not civil servants, who were poli...