bottom of it and has the truth about no-go zones. editor and chief of breitbart london is he nigel farage in the u.s.a. no-go zones how sharia law is coming to a neighborhood near you. he joins us now. rahim, thanks for coming on. thanks for having me, tucker. tucker: you will remember vividly a show on this channel was roundly attacked for asserting there were parts of paris where non-muslims couldn t go. no-swo zone. left said that s outrageous. bigoted to suggest something like that. you just wrote a book on it what is the truth. did i write a book on it i got tired of the viewers of this channel will be tired of which is denialists. it is fingers, la la la we can t hear you. we don t want to admit what s going on in our cities and our countries and our neighborhoods. that s what this book is really about. i traveled across europe and even to places in the united states where i see sharia law emanating.
earlier today i spoke with mayor philip stoddard about the florida s place on the frontline of climate change in this country. because he also happens to be a biology professor, i asked him about the rarity of being a scientist and a politician. it s not common. scientists love science so much they rarely run for elected office. i was a sucker. here i am today. i keep thinking you ve got two people in the republican field who many are saying the two most likely to get the nomination when the whole thing is done, jeb bush and marco rubio, both from florida, both from miami. both going around saying basically, shrugging at climate change. not hard-core denialists but well, the jury s still out. even if it isn t, what can we do. as someone who lives here, represents constituents and is a biologist, what s your reaction. my first reaction is disappointment.
earlier today i spoke with mayor philip stoddard about the florida s place on the frontline of climate change in this country. because he also happens to be a biology professor, i asked him about the rarity of being a scientist and a politician. it s not common. scientists love science so much they rarely run for elected office. i was a sucker. here i am today. i keep thinking you ve got two people in the republican field who many are saying the two most likely to get the nomination when the whole thing is done, jeb bush and marco rubio, both from florida, both from miami. both going around saying basically, shrugging at climate change. not hard-core denialists but well, the jury s still out. even if it isn t, what can we do. as someone who lives here, represents constituents and is a
is done, jeb bush and marco rubio, both from florida, both from miami. both going around saying basically, shrugging at climate change. not hard-core denialists but well, the jury s still out. even if it isn t, what can we do. as someone who lives here, represents constituents and is a biologist, what s your reaction. my first reaction is disappointment. we expect our elected leaders to be the adults in the room, to take responsibility to look after everybody s best actions. they re not doing it, frankly. it s a puz coming from jeb bush because he has such strong connections to the real estate community. they re the ones with the most to lose. so why isn t he engaging this issue like all of the big banks are and like the big financial houses and now like the underwriters? mean, that s a mystery. marco rubio is a different mystery. he s got young children. this is going to be their future. he should be looking out for the future of his own family and his own kids. that means taking a
my pleasure. i m sorry i had to introduce you with a long story involving forecastermen, outfits and a whale. but the point we re trying to dramatize here is sort of denialism about the consequences of breaching the debt ceiling, do you think the denialists have a point? or do you think a breach of the debt ceiling would be catastrophic? this is reckless, mistakes happen, accidents happen. the closer we get, the more likely we are to have this kind of an accident. alexander hamilton must be rolling over in his grave right now. to think that you would threaten to default or to say we go over this debt limit, where the constitution says you shouldn t put the public debt in doubt, that they re playing this reckless, irresponsible game, and that they have done it before, it s not the first time, it s as the president said, it s