fronts. yesterday, three congressional committee chairs, judiciary, oversight and admin, all putting out letters, not a subpoena, but a letter saying, hey, we want you to come testify about the thing that hasn t even happened yet. right. and we need an answer by thursday. it s no coincidence that happened. speaker kevin mccarthy publicly called for them to do that. he is getting pressure from former president trump, who is calling on them to do that. when the george soros word will be tossed around. soros-backed information. the billionaire philanthropist george soros saying he is the master puppeteer or what the d.a. will be there. now, there is a strategy to discredit the charges before they come, if they come. the attacks feel antisemitic, but you re right, we played earlier in the show some of the
desanctimonious. now he s going high school locker room with this idea that somehow he might be gay and there are whispers about him. we ll see how effective it is. there s more to come. ron desantis who did very well in florida hasn t faced somebody who is sort of down and dirty in the way that but trump hasn t either. some races end up in the gutter. this one is starting there. it hasn t even started and it s already there. what strikes me about this is trump is not holding anything in reserve. he s already gone to about the most vicious attack. there are multiple lines of attack that desantis has to open on trump he hasn t taken yet. he s been very careful in not frontally taking on. today is as harsh as he s been. he doesn t need to. he has prosecutors in three major cities doing it. to the soros thing, george soros is a billionaire philanthropist, political activist, very progressive. through a network of non-profits
and thank you, congressman, for what you re doing. you seem to be really on top of it and thanks for communicating everything to us and communicating our questions to the people. jesse, thanks for giving me a chance to be on. we ll go back in and continue the work. jesse: all right. please do. thank you. jesse: well, when it comes to mini madoff, nothing is what it seems. he s not a billionaire philanthropist. is he a schemer. he is not a shy, innocent tech nerd is he a orgy enthusiast. i m starting to wonder if he is even a vegan. when mini madoff was finally arrested and released on a record quarter million dollars bail. we were told it was the biggest bond in history. nicholas ruiz the u.s. attorney running the case said so. we all figured at the very least he would have to cough up what, 10, 15%, which is $37 million?
and the former governor of the bank of england. billionaire philanthropist michael bloomberg isn t talking, but nicola sturgeon is. she says developed countries have a duty to help on climate. i don t think any of us are doing enough yet. island nations in places like the caribbean are already battered by hurricanes. climate change is likely to make those storms even more intense. producers of fossil fuels have benefited from extortionate profits at the expense of human civilisation. the prime minister of barbados is leading efforts to reform international financial institutions, like the world bank and the international monetary fund, to make it easierfor developing nations to access cash for climate. justice and solidarity. justice is simply about fair play and solidarity. without solidarity, small countries, small people like me can t make it.
will plant 70 billion trees by the end of the decade to help counter climate change. but a report backed by the un has made it clear that developing countries and emerging economies will need far more than that to slow global warming and cope with its impact. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt reports. you can t move for global leaders here in egypt. there sjohn kerry, the us climate envoy, and the former governor of the bank of england. billionaire philanthropist michael bloomberg isn t talking, but nicola sturgeon is. she says developed countries have a duty to help on climate. i don t think any of us are doing enough yet. island nations in places like the caribbean are already battered by hurricanes. climate change is likely to make those storms even more intense. producers of fossil fuels have benefited from extortionate profits at the expense