Sarah s friends, preston,, shauna liam on a port. we just want to make sure she s okay. body cams picked up their questions. did sarah just take off? are her post covering for her? no one s getting in any trouble here, trust me. we just gotta make sure sarah s all right and if you have any other information, you can throw data so we can go a little further. sara s friend liam confirmed for that she had left a bin at the draper house and that he and i went for lunch together. meanwhile, back at the end, let the search of the frigid shark river was turning up nothing. as the sunset, it became too cold and dangerous to continue operations and the search was called off for the day. i didn t want to go home. i didn t want to try to pass mike s house. i did not have some kind of closure for him. but mike and christine were still making their way home from florida. we gotta left at 3:30 in the morning we got home at seven on saturday night. christine and mike arrive to a pac house. we just started putting ideas and things that could ve happened.
To vandy bumps. you know what it is? i don t compare the election event i compared to top chef show. okay well, i don t watch top chef. ben i gotta we gotta online are tivo s before the next next show. we do, abby. i heard you saying in the green room, though, that you love the f word and you can t you can t wait for it to stop being auto corrected because you just start you love the f word you say it s so hard to make a sentence without the f word really is it really is? you know me so well, cat. i actually do. i am a person that uses ducking a lot because i m so tall. i m constantly texting people like i had to duck through the doorway. i m always ducking, you know, but can i want to make a petition to change. abby always autocorrect to baby which is really concerning when you re texting someone for the first time, and they say, like, baby, it was really great that you join me and i m like, no, that s creeps me out. so yeah, that s that s my word that i want to change. alright alright. final word to you, ben. what do you heard?
Can make the decisions and they. well everyone has understand that california and mississippi are going to have different laws on abortion. that s up to the voters to decide whether they want those legislators and governors to make that decision. that is the new reality. anything that the republicans are talking about in terms of national portion that s not that, it becomes a very scary message that can t be explained and you drive independent and young voters away. that is exactly the opposite of what we should be doing. we should bring it back konstantin. we gotta make them feel empowered, and excited about something. not confuse him with national bush and bad messaging. it isn t what carries a day. we need to talk about inflation, energy dependence, health care reform, border security, these are the things that really matter the are the things that y matter on a national level and can be fixed, if we re talking about abortion we re getting distracted and probably losing voters in the process. new hampshire governor chris sununu, thanks for joining me.
Else he told us this morning. we have to spend less next year to make up for last year. we have to curb inflation. we gotta make us less dependent on china. and we need to impose less taxes. the president is more taxes, more programs. that s not gonna happen. so, of course, tax hikes, tax cuts, off the table as you heard speaker mccarthy say there. but there are other things of the table that they are still working out. work requirements remains one of the top speaking points with democrats as you head from rishi troye spoke sample last hour, a democrat from newark saying that will be a, quote, death sentence for his constituents. so, a lot here to still map down, we ll see if they can do it in the next couple of hours. so, it seems as if with these negotiations going back and forth, and the way that that republican party has been leaning, especially the right wing of the party, mccarthy needs some democratic votes to get this thing over the finish
Western scotland, consecrated by on ireland. it s even organism with records we have of crowning aching. the anointing is thousands of years old, and will be there from archbishop in jerusalem who was actually present during the consecration of the crimson oreo earlier this year, the oil that will be used to consecrate king charles. that s right, so this oil comes from all of grown on the mountain, where jesus prayed the night before he was arrested where he ascended into heaven. they were pressed just outside of bethlehem. in the privacy behind the screens, this is a momentous moment, but we can t see it, so everyone, we will take a very short break and be right back on the other side. e.
This is awesome, but it s a couple of containers in a parking lot in san francisco, and we were in iceland and saw what s there and that s it and the whole world. should i be depressed by that, or or you can view it as an opportunity, i guess removal business as of the end of 2021 10,000 tons. total of permanent carbon removal has actually been stored ever ever in history in history. we have to get to six billion tons per year and hundreds of billions of dollars in customer demand. ransom off is the head of climate at the e commerce giant stripe. there s been a huge amount of momentum since 2018. and that s great. and there s a huge gap that we gotta fill, and we gotta. we gotta run a lot faster. if we want to feel that this is the kind of problem that should, in theory have been fixed by governments that is not happened at anywhere near the scale or speed that we ve needed. so stripe got together
We gotta. we gotta run a lot faster. if we want to feel that this is the kind of problem that should, in theory have been fixed by governments. that is not happened anywhere near the scale or speed that we needed. so strike got together with the parent companies of google and facebook, shopify and mckinsey, and together they promised to buy almost a billion dollars in carbon removal from companies like charm over the next seven years. so that is the bio oil that s right right now. stripe pace charm. 600 bucks for every ton of godzilla. they locked back underground. and both companies hope that price comes down as he scales up, and they re also rooting for peter s competitors like ab carbon set up next door to tesla s very first garage. the input to the system is saltwater formed by alumni of google s moonshot team. they hope their breakthrough and electro chemistry will turn gigatons of godzilla into bicarbonate for
Donald trump is now attacking republicans from the left and joe biden as smartly as he did in the state of the union debate taken the high road by saying we are going to protect those funds. but the fact of the matter is as you pointed out, jason has, we ve got a clock ticking and that clock runs out in about 30 2032 so it s something we need to start talking to. jason said it might be really not be realistic this year. i like the payroll tax idea. biden s promise not to do it between 1:16 for under, we could do over 400. it s important to remember, that we gotta fix it, and i m glad to see that it s really starting to engage. it s hard to get past, depending on what state you live in and how much people learn people think different things what constitutes a lot of money or not. mark let s change topics. you talk about tucker carlson tapes. these 44,000 hours of video from january six.
Those funds. but the fact of the matter is as you pointed out, jason has, we ve got a clock ticking and that clock runs out in about 30 2032 so it s something we need to start talking to. jason said it might be really not be realistic this year. i like the payroll tax idea. biden s promise not to do it between 1:16 for under, we could do over 400. it s important to remember, that we gotta fix it, and i m glad to see that it s really starting to engage. it s hard to get past, depending on what state you live in and how much people learn people think different things what constitutes a lot of money or not. mark let s change topics. you talk about tucker carlson tapes. these 44,000 hours of video from january six. we just heard from jamie raskin a few moments ago. how big a problem do you think it is that tucker carlson and tucker carlson only has access to this content? well, just from a first amendment point of view it s absurd. the notion that one media outlet would have access to information that s really
On this point. when we look at how these five black officers, who were caught on camera committing a crime, and when we look at how fast the police chief and the police department terminated them, and we look at how swiftly the district attorney brought charges against them in less than 20 days, then we want to proclaim that this is the blueprint going forward for any time any officers, whether they be black or white, will be held accountable. no longer can you tell us we gotta wait six months to a year,