what heat is doing to the earth. one of the stories that sticks out to you most, and is there a common thread? well, the stories that stick out to me most is the family who went for a hike in the foothills of the sierra nevada and husband and wife and 1-year-old child and dog. it was a summer day, and they knew it would be hot, and they thought they understood heat, and they had water with them. never theless nevertheless, they all died on the trail that afternoon, because we radically misunderstand that heat is a good day to go to pool or the beach, and we don t understand the difference of wet heat and dry heat and how to manage heat
when you watch the speaker who had been very pessimistic with me and other reporters in recent days about where he felt these negotiations were. and then you watch him come more in line with where the white house is in these negotiations, which is saying there is renewed optimism over at least where things stand and the potential for a deal here. that s not to say, though, there is not still roadblocks, but better than it was. and, ali vitali, learning from you as i do every time i get a chance to speak to you, give us a context of, you mentioned 2011, what can we learn from those negotiations and that moment? reporter: that was yet another debt ceiling negotiation where we watched then president obama deputize then vice president joe biden to be in these negotiations with mitch mcconnell. we know mcconnell at this point is sort of taking a back seat to speaker kevin mccarthy in large part because mccarthy has the tougher reality is within his republican house conference here of tr
that we need to talk about as we look forward to the coming months. you did refer to this as the side show. never theless, you weren t here to debate and didn t want to debate as some of your other colleagues running for president or thinking running for president said that this is a travesty of justice, alvin bragg is going way beyond his judicial skis here. but you went one step further by saying donald trump should quit the race. is it because of this or is it because of all of the legal distractions? it s because of all of the legal distractions. specifically this. i know it s a hard case. it s almost irrelevant because he won t quit and he doesn t have a requirement to quit. i expect him to continue. what we want is for the voters to decide this issue and not
manufacture the rest. there s so much knowledge there wasn t any fraud to they could manufacture and engineer it. how does that hold up under criminal investigation? well, you know, this will be a great interest to the special counsel and now we re in another step. now we re in the step of trying to corruptly influence the department of justice to take an action that would be instrumental in the outcome of the election based on fraud, a lie. basically asking the department of justice to do so corruptly because as the exchange indicates, the principle deputy at the department was saying fo, we re got going to do that. never theless, the pressure was being brought to bear. these are all things the special counsel and his team are looking at and will continue to look at.
of pennsylvania fighting so hard there not be a forensic audit? he is factighting as if he were radical left democrat. then what happened? more protus ests. f more calls. people who have a wide following generates people to act. unfortunately sometimes. so we got a lot of calls and we had demonstrations around our home and things like that. i didn t have it nearly as bad as others did. speaker cutler had thousands to his house but, you know, again, when you have young children, i actually got an email from somebody that said i know where you live. i know where your kids go to school. i know where you walk your dog, which made me feel better because i don t walk my dog. never theless, when you get something like that as a father, that s as scary as it gets. what were those months like for you? it was a time of turmoil in my community. hearing my friends and friends