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buy them if you bribe them. we can hand them out for free at shopping centers but we cannot afford to do so. >> sandra: the governor of alaska dunleavy joined us last hour, they sit on a lot of resources not being used because of all the red tape from this administration, and the fact that the biden administration continues to move in this direction, whether the market warrants it or not. he had this one very big question with this goal in california. listen. >> the question is, how is california going to produce the electricity in the amount they will need to power the vehicles. and they import electricity from states like utah and arizona, and produced by coal or other fossil fuel? >> fair question, right, bjorn? >> and two problems. one, we don't have enough power. obviously we can push more power through, but can you actually get that and certainly can you get it green, that's going to be really hard. people are not just willing to power their electric vehicles
heading to the front lines. back here in kyiv, there were bombs overnight hitting just 15 miles north of the city. ukrainian officials in the capital warning people not to be numb to the attacks and to continue to use their bomb shelters. >> sandra: california moving to ban the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by the year 2035. we are joined by author of "false alarm, how climate change panic costs us trillions." bjorn, as so many americans do, but you are against the mandates and just saw a tweet you put out in the last hour asking the question because of this california news, if electric cars are really better, why do
difference, it's likely less than 1,000 of 1° fahrenheit difference. it's not a good spending of $369 billion. >> sandra: and very interesting stuff. we love having you, bjorn, thanks for joining us. >> john: fairfax county public schools continuing to spark outrage. latest attempt to keep parents away from important decisions in their children's lives. >> sandra: some colleges telling professors if they want to keep their jobs, they better be ready to back equity. >> john: the head of one of the nation's largest teachers' union seeming to back a policy to lay off white teachers before anyone else, regardless of seniority.
no to fossil fuel in third world country is great virtue signaling but it does not actually solve the problem. course in china, india, and effort does not actually going to listen to us and let us do that. so the real cost here about 1 billion people are threatened with starvation. but the eu is still saying nowhere not going to give you more fertilizer because fertilizer is made with gas and that is a fossil fuel. that is again hypocritical. paul: sure. excellent examples, bjorn thank you so much. we appreciate a pygmy >> gerry six committee makes a return to prime time for the eight public hearing. as a bipartisan group moves to clarify the vice president's role in certifying a presidential election. so could reforming the 135-year-old electoral count act to prevent another january 6? um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, what's ahead of us.
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as darkness fell, heavy gunfire was repeatedly heard around the presidential palace with their helicopter said to be hovering overhead. if president roch kabore is deposed it will be yet another coup in a country that's seen more military takeovers than any other african nation. russell trott, bbc news. tens of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets in towns and cities across germany later to protest against covid restrictions, and plans to introduce a vaccine mandate. the authorities are increasingly concerned about the radicalisation of some of the protestors who spread conspiracy theories and hate speech online. our berlin correspondent, jenny hill, has more. dance music every week, tens of thousands of germans take to the streets. they're sick of covid, oppose restrictions and they don't want the vaccine. bjorn who's unvaccinated says
jean mckenzie, bbc news. tonight tens of thousands are expected to take to the streets in towns and cities across germany again to protest against covid restrictions, and plans to introduce a vaccine mandate. the authorities are increasingly concerned about the radicalisation of some of the protestors who spread conspiracy theories and hate speech online. our berlin correspondent, jenny hill, has more. every week, tens of thousands of germans take to the streets. they're sick of covid, oppose restrictions and they don't want the vaccine. bjorn who is unvaccinated says it was developed to fast. unvaccinated says it was develo ed to fast. �* . �* developed to fast. translation: the discrepancy — developed to fast. translation: the discrepancy between - developed to fast. translation: the discrepancy between what - developed to fast. translation: the discrepancy between what wej the discrepancy between what we know and what the media tell us makes me suspicious. this know and what the media tell us makes me suspicious.— makes me suspicious. this is a
service on the court with the new justice, younger justice be there for very long time in the minority now but could be in the majority in the long term for it let me ask you a confirmation fight pretty wrote a book on this. do you expect to and in this case? >> oh well, the democrats do have a majority, slim as it is. several republican senators have voted for sotomayor, kagan, and a large number if not all of biden appointees and obama appointees to the lower courts before them, lisa murkowski, susan collins, lindsey graham, who likes speeches about how i don't agree with the bjorn titled you're not qualified your titles been the court, there is a bit of the margin left something unusual comes out about the people of been talked about for this seat it is not seen mike republicans can do anything to stop or slow down the confirmation. that does not mean the margin