thank you thank you both very much for being on this morning. and that does it for us this it morning. jose picks up our live coverage right now. good morning. it s 10:00 a.m. eastern, i m jose diaz-balart. we re 99 day was from the critical 2022 midterm elections. tomorrow voters in five key states will head to the ballot box to shape the november races. two climate emergencies are unfolding. in kentucky the death toll now stands at 30. the governor says that number could still go up. and in california we ll get an update on the largest wildfire in the state so far this year. already scorching 50,000 acres.
that question shows no, i think even they don t know they do. i think we have a disconnect with those who hold the most power and just don t see the impact on the most vulnerable right now, so we have got this real disconnect. yeah, there has been some action, but none of it is yet to get enough. right, so what else do you want to be for this cop26 wraps up? well, it s not about when it wraps up, to be honest. no, no, you are absolutely right. you are right. it s ongoing, of course, but when they are clear off back home and start dealing with domestic issues again. well, yeah, what we want is people to hold to their promises, like the same with all kinds of politics across the world, that s what people are crying out for, politicians who stick to the promises they have made and act on them. politicians talk about difficult decisions all the time, but they never seem to be an inconvenience on their lives. we went to see politicians act on the promises they ve made on climate, on the cli