Anderson Cooper takes viewers beyond the headlines with indepth reporting and investigations. What it does is put a huge number of seats in play for democratic enthusiasm. Now, thats going to result in a lot more republican spending than we had before. Maybe both sides get motivated on the money but republicans will have more money. So thats a big concern for democrats. I think the ground game in a close election like this matters. That infrastructure is there, and we have the money for that. Its more speaking with the voters. Like i said before nancy pelosi could be the speaker, they could have Subpoena Power and essentially grind to a halt. Things are going well. They need tawao wake up and understand democrats are motivated. If we can motivate our base i believe that can happen in november. They all know its an election in november and we tend to turn out in higher numbers in midterms. The Complacency Thing is
november in almost every one of these races. Its about district. You know
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celsius above the pre industrial levels. and we already know there have been some record breaking extremes across the world. algeria had the hottest night on record in africa. biskra, located in the northeast region of the country, recorded a temperature of 48 degrees celsius. china saw its highest recorded temperature at 52 point 2 degrees celsius. death valley, in the us, endured the hottest night ever recorded globally. phoenix in arizona, set a record with 21 consecutive days and counting above 43.3 degrees celsius. and in europe, rome has smashed its heat record. but alongside the extreme heat, july brought record rain and deadly flooding, including in south korea, japan, china, india and in pakistan. and fire crews are still struggling to put out wildfires on the greek islands of rhodes, corfu and evia as well as on the mainland. other european countries
arizona. the state has matched 20 consecutive days of temperatures of 43.3 celsius or higher. in south carolina, local officials organise an air conditioner giveaway to help those affected. tens of millions of americans are still under excessive heat warnings. the world health organization has warned that extreme heat across parts of asia, europe and north america restraining health systems. extreme heat takes the greatest toll on those least able to manage its consequences. to manage its consequences, such as older people, infants and children and the poor and homeless. it also puts increased pressure on health systems. exposure to excessive heat has wide ranging impacts for health, often amplifying pre existing conditions and resulting in
after 5:30. sweltering conditions continue to impact millions across the globe. parts of southern europe brace for another scorching day. in greece, fires like these continue to burn to the west of the capital, athens. romania, slovakia and poland are sending around 200 firefighters to help greek authorities tackle the blazes. in the us, high temperatures persist across large parts of the country s south. this was the sunrise in phoenix in the state of arizona. it s notched up 20 consecutive days of temperatures 43.3 degrees celsius or higher. in south carolina, local officials organised an air conditioner giveaway to help those affected. tens of millions of americans are still under excessive heat warnings. meanwhile, migrants at the us border in mexico say they ve had to seek shelter in camps