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President biden promising swift and decisive action. if russia does choose to invade. but the white house has no progress to report after an hour long phone call with vladimir putin over the weekend. a doctor who reviewed bob saget's autopsy says his head injury was consistent with a baseball bat attack or 20 to 30-foot fall. the actor's injury throughout his entire skull and fractures above his eyes. the full house actor's death in a florida hotel room last month was ruled an accident. but a doctor reviewing that autopsy says his injuries are not consistent with a slip and fall. questions cer...

Get them. because joe controls the doj and i find it highly unlikely that hunter is going to pay a steep price for any of that but we will see, won't we, mollie? thank you. >> thank you. >> jesse: moving along, president obama is building his library near the university of chicago. and now the locals want $1 billion in reparations from the first black president. why? well, students at the school are demanding that reparations be paid because the university exists as a legacy of chattel slavery. moreover, it has been an active participant in segregation, red lining, and supporting development t...

Scientific standpoint it's an insufficient model. it's not accounting for all of the variables that matter. that's made as a scientist, me as a human being, it's troubling once again that those who suffer discrimination and the worst consequences of climate change are not really -- they're still not being given the resources that they need to contend with the impacts that they're already dealing with. >> so what do they need in order to provide environmental equity in those particular front line communities? >> you know, well, you know, we need assistance, first of all. we need financial assis...

Think you do need to include race explicitly when you're accounting for, you know, this sort of environmental risk. >> what are the downsides of excludeing race as a factor? i mean, do you think that that will exclude significant portions of the country that need this assistance or do you think that, you know, enough may be captured and that's why they ended up in this position? how do you think they got to a place where a tool would exclude race even though i think the legal challenge piece is like a separate question, will it capture enough communities with this tool if they exclude the race...

Factors have in addressing the fact that it's those with the least resources, least well off and often minority communities who are suffering the worst consequences of climate change so i'm glad that they're trying to address that but there is sort of a blind spot there as you've alluded to because while, you know, race and income and other factors are sometimes correlated and i think their argument is, well, we're accounting for race by accounting for things like income, that doesn't quite account for the full range of frankly of, you know, of prejudice and the impact that that has had, polic...