Side and youre the enemy, not the opposition, the enemy. We dont talk to each other anymore. While the democratic field slammed biden for those comments, heres how he responded to the criticism tonight. He was a segregationist. I ran for the United States senate because i disagreed with the views of the segregationists, many in the senate at the time. As i led the Judiciary Committee what i was talking about was the Voting Rights act. I was able to pass the Voting Rights act while when i was a young senator when he was still the chairman. We voted against him and beat him on the Voting Rights act. The point im making is you dont have to agree, you dont have to like the people in terms of their views, but you just simply make the case and you beat them, you beat them, without changing the system. Are you going to apologize like cory booker has called for. Apologize for what . Cory should apologize. He knows better. There is not a racist bone in my body. Ive been involved in civil rights
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about as little as they can with this reversal. could this policy actually increase greenhouse gas emissions? yeah, it s interesting you ask that because even using the projections that the trump administration itself is making, it s actually possible that this will wind up increasing greenhouse gas emissions, and the reason that could happen is that they re pairing their proposal with another policy, which they re going to finalize a little bit later, and that will allow coal plants, the oldest, dirtiest coal fired power plants in the country to actually extend their lives and to upgrade to update so that they can run more and run longer without putting pollution controls on. so if you think about that and if you think about actually extending the life of coal plants and you create a rule that asks them to improve only the tiniest amount imaginable, you actually can wind up blowing up the greenhouse gas emissions. you know, in his re-election kickoff speech, president trump made
jody freeman, thank you so much. i appreciate it. thank you. the president s 2020 campaign sure sounds a lot like 2016, but this time his party is fully embracing his angry rhetoric. it s nice.
of energy and climate during the obama administration. jodi, good to have you on. thank you so much. so tell us specifically what the trump administration s clean affordable energy rule will do. right. so here s the way i think about it, don. i think it s the most significant environmental rollback in u.s. history, and the reason i say that is that it s a dramatic reversal of the policies that the obama administration put in place to try to make progress on cutting greenhouse gasses, to do something about the problem of climate change. the rule the trump administration put out is basically a proposal that is trying to do as little as possible. it s about as meek as possible in terms of what it s asking for from the electricity sector. so whereas the obama clean power plan would have cut co2 emissions almost 20% below what the market would do anyway, the trump proposal proposes to do less than 1% cutting co2 emissions. so you can see that they re really trying to accomplish