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Went on every friday and over time more and more people joined and suddenly it became a global movement. >> a global movement started by a single girl in stockholm. very impressive, as i've said before. earlier this month, greta, the international panel on climate change, the ipcc, put out a pretty devastating report which the u.n. secretary-general called a code red for humanity. in a "new york times" op-ed that you co-authored you wrote that young people like us have been sounding this alarm for years. you just haven't listened. why do you think that is? >> i don't know. of course, we can ha...

Voter suppression laws, they are dangerous. they incite violence and not just on january the 6th. the justice department has charged a trump supporter who drove up to the capitol in his truck on thursday and allegedly said he'd detonate a bomb, was threatening to use a weapons of mass destruction and attempting to use an explosive device. this is how thursday's incident was report by another cable network. >> a man claiming to have a bomb in his truck near the u.s. capitol sundayed after an hours long standoff. law enforcement did not find a bomb in the vehicle but stay they collected possible...

Among other topics, and, yeah, treat it as a crisis. >> has your view of the biden administration and its stance on climate change, has that changed in the intervening months, especially in the wake of the big infrastructure an budget reconciliation billings currently in congress, both of which have some pretty serious measures in them to tackle climate change? >> yeah. fortunately, no. my view has not changed. this has just confirmed this administration is not ready to -- to act as seriously as we need, unfortunately, but that's what i expected. >> one of the things we discussed extensively o...

Said in this report so to speak, but what's -- what i find very hopeful is that normal scientists now who are starting to tell it like it is. it feels like many are becoming more comfortable with actually telling the truth and not watering it down so much. of course, this is very moderate, but, still, so i find that very hopeful at least. what could be a risk now is that people would be scared and people won't be able to handle the truth so we tell them a lie and give them false hope so that we fall back to sleep. that could be a risk in that, so i hope that this can be a wake-up call for us b...

Inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction that said this came out yesterday and they are sippeding up a report they put out. the u.s. government did not understand afghan context and, that, failed to tailor its effort accordingly. ignorance in social, political context in afghanistan has been a signature contributing factors to operational failures at strategic levels. we got it wrong. we never knew what we were doing there and kind of bamboozled the american public again and again and again and now this is becoming clear in the collapse of kabul as we try to deal with the crisis that w...