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year on record here, but the heatwave injune brought some severe impacts. high temperatures and low rainfall meant oxygen levels plunged in some rivers, leading to an unprecedented number of fish death incidents, according to angling groups. the oxygen reader is telling me it's1.7% oxygen when it should be 60% to 100%. it left fish gasping, making them easy pickings for the flocks of seagulls — just one example of the effects of the high temperatures the world is experiencing. let's look at how the warming planet is affecting people around the world. we'd been in nairobi to look at extreme droughts. last world. we'd been in nairobi to look at extreme droughts.— world. we'd been in nairobi to look at extreme droughts. last year, east africa was experiencing _ at extreme droughts. last year, east africa was experiencing famine. - at extreme droughts. last year, east
high temperatures and low rainfall meant oxygen levels plunged in some rivers, leading to an unprecedented number of fish death incidents, according to angling groups. the oxygen reader is telling me it's1.7% oxygen when it should be 60% to 100%. it left fish gasping, making them easy pickings for the flocks of seagulls — just one example of the effects of the high temperatures the world is experiencing. well, justin still here with me in the studio. justin, before we get to wider questions, just take us through a little more about the implications here. well, the implications are, you know, we've seen this is a record temperature, the highest temperature ever. scientists are saying, you said the met office is predicting this is going to be even hotter. we may well than see temperatures fall back a bit as the effect of the el nino wanes, but behind the real driver of these
according to angling groups. the oxygen reader is telling me it's1.7% oxygen when it should be 60% to 100%. it left fish gasping, making them easy pickings for the flocks of seagulls — just one example of the effects of the high temperatures the world is experiencing. well, justin still here with me in the studio. justin, before we get to wider questions, just take us through a little more about the implications here. well, the implications are, you know, we've seen this is a record temperature, the highest temperature ever. scientists are saying, you said the met office is predicting this is going to be even hotter. we may well than see temperatures fall back a bit as the effect of the el nino wanes, but behind the real driver of these rising temperatures is anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. greenhouse gas emissions from our activities, humanity's activities,
in the frequency and intensity of extreme events, and what we've seen in 2023 were seven of the months of that year were the warmest months on record. the main driver of these record temperatures was greenhouse gas emissions, mostly carbon dioxide. but extra heat also came from a weather fluctuation in the pacific called el nino, where warm ocean waters come to the surface. the uk got off relatively lightly — it was the second hottest year on record here, but the heatwave injune brought some severe impacts. high temperatures and low rainfall meant oxygen levels plunged in some rivers, leading to an unprecedented number of fish death incidents, according to angling groups. the oxygen reader is telling me it's1.7% oxygen when it should be 60% to 100%. it left fish gasping, making them easy pickings
it's about the most racist statement i've ever heard a president make since lbj. in the 1980s you campaign for president in the south touting praise he received from george wallace a well-known segregationist to called you wanted outstanding young politicians of america. you thought that was great and you were down there campaigning quoting george wallace. you have a long sordid history of making racist comments even up to modern times, so long that i'm not going to waste the next five minutes of this monologue to describe them. now biden portrays himself as a former civil rights reader. he is a liar. ned selma is a liar. mandela was put in jail because he supported the release of mondello, he is a liar, now he's the great white knight for democracy the great white knight
racial jungle. it's about the most racist statement i've ever heard a president make since lbj. in the 1980s you campaign for president in the south touting praise he received from george wallace a well-known segregationist to called you wanted outstanding young politicians of america. you thought that was great and you were down there campaigning quoting george wallace. you have a long sordid history of making racist comments even up to modern times, so long that i'm not going to waste the next five minutes of this monologue to describe them. now biden portrays himself as a former civil rights reader. he is a liar. ned selma is a liar. mandela was put in jail because he supported the release of mondello, he is a liar, now he's the great white knight for democracy the great white knight
racial jungle. it's about the most racist statement i've ever heard a president make since lbj. in the 1980s you campaign for president in the south touting praise he received from george wallace a well-known segregationist to called you wanted outstanding young politicians of america. you thought that was great and you were down there campaigning quoting george wallace. you have a long sordid history of making racist comments even up to modern times, so long that i'm not going to waste the next five minutes of this monologue to describe them. now biden portrays himself as a former civil rights reader. he is a liar. ned selma is a liar. mandela was put in jail because he supported the release of mondello, he is a liar, now he's the great white knight for democracy the great white knight
they raised $213 million in 2023, half the 2016 total and lost over a million members since corruption allegations were leveled against lapierre and others in 2019. that was first reported by our next guest who has been extensive reporting inside the nra and intraorganization wars taking mace over the course of the last several years. he is firearms reporter from the reload.com. i am a regular reader. i wanted to talk to you about this because i remember following you on twitter going to conventions back in 2019 and seeing just how much the organization had changed and also how wayne lapierre always survived despite the push back inside the organization. is that survivability about to come to an end? >> yeah, it very well may because these allegations in the new york trial are significant