$10 trillion climate change plan. some activists are taking peculiar action by super gluing themselves to the u.s. capital also demand congressional action on the issue. super glued activists are not part of her plan but they were greeted kindly by aoc and elijah cummings thanking them for their activism. i m going to go straight to what i think you like to talk about on this, the price tags. kennedy: why stop at 10 trillion? that s amateur hour. why not 100 trillion? let s do a 10-year plan, 10 trillion a year. greg: what comes after t? kennedy: quadrille you. jessica: i thought you meant the next segment. we just passed the spending bil bill. kennedy: ridiculous. why should you listed? jesse: let s focus on the funny part, the glue. i don t know who has dumber
that your half pound of organic sliced turkey. martha: i read the story and i hadn t seen the video. had no idea what color the people were, their backgrounds. all i could think was how many items did they have? that s what matters. i didn t know who was telling whom to go back to where they were came from. greg: going back. going back, take your products back. take them back. jessica: or get in the other line. martha: jessica are you telling me democrats are more likely to cut in line when they have too many items for the express lane? jessica: i have to say as a pollster, that s a study i would love to do. jesse: save the money. it s true. martha: a rule follower or rule breaker. greg: if she made this story up, like the smollett thing, it preys upon people s
that s interesting coming from boris johnson who obviously thinks that politically it s a good move for him. i think you may be onto something and i think that a republican who came forward with a very cogent plan and perhaps it is, saying let s take another look at nuclear. take another look at some of these options and articulate in a way that people can say if i vote for that person in those five things that he wants her door she wants to do, i could be doing something that actually might get us somewhere. jesse: my climate plan is paper straws. they work very well. martha: you have to drink fast. jesse: i had a straw in here the whole show, at 5:59, it was fine. greg: you use straws for a fluid? jessica: we have to go. one more thing is coming up next. i wanted more from
emotions. jesse: i thought those were pretty legit tears. jessica: i wouldn t want to be yelled at, even if it was just about the products. you re nervous when you re cheating. if someone did call you out on it, jesse: you have your groceries delivered to your apartment. jessica: that s not true. greg: no reporter got the items. kennedy: was an entire basket. greg: i go grocery shopping at duane reade. jessica: diet coke. what else do you need? jell-o pudding snacks? martha: it s interesting to see what people buy. almonds and hot dogs. greg: i can tell you. kennedy: the same delicious disc. next, climate activists superglue themselves to the u.s. capitol. the sticky situation is coming up. stay put.
with a positive message. relentlessly telling them it will be all right. i m not going to scare you. i m not going to beat this over your head. i m telling you it will be all right. just go with me. jeffrey is the director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university. too soon to put boris johnson in that camp of illustrious leaders on the right and left but the one quality i see is this will happen. this will get done. this brexit thing that s been dragging on for more than three years, we are going to do this. what did you think? yes and i would put boris yeltsin in that category as a matter of fact. he knew the direction he wanted to go and was less concerned with the dynamics of how they got there then the end result. for churchill, kennedy, reagan, each had a vision of how to inspire the nation and more importantly each knew that the inspiration itself had value.