fossil fuel advocates outnumber delegates from any nation. you see saudi arabia being a bad actor, overand see saudi arabia being a bad actor, over and over, year after year, a fossilfuel after year, a fossil fuel nation after year, a fossilfuel nation and after year, a fossil fuel nation and now they are trying to push carbon capture which is a form of destruction, so that they can keep raking in profits from fossil fuels. they can keep raking in profits from fossilfuels. from fossil fuels. distraction. from fossilfuels. distraction. i think because the grassroots movement is getting much stronger, it is harderfor the fossil getting much stronger, it is harder for the fossil fuel nations and the fossil fuel industry to pull these kinds of, you know, sleight of hand and distraction, and i think hopefully, that activism, you know, against the fossil fuel industry, the power of activists is going to continue to increase. bill activists is going to continue to increase. to incre
at these summits. a little more on that? it is hard for me to see how this process can really start bringing the meaningful action that we need for our collective future until they put up a firewall to keep out the fossil fuel industry. there have been reports in the guardian that fossil fuel advocates outnumber delegates from any nation. you see saudi arabia being a bad actor, over and over, year after year, a fossilfuel nation and now they are trying to push carbon capture which is a form of distraction, so that they can keep raking in profits from fossil fuels. i think because the climate movement, the grassroots movement is getting much stronger, it is harder for the fossil fuel nations and the fossil fuel industry to pull these kinds of, you know, just sleight of hand and distraction, and i think hopefully, that activism, you know, against the fossil
and threats of violence. what i make of it is trump is looking for a target. i think he is very angry at mcconnell for a variety of reasons. trump has never acknowledged that mitch mcconnell protected him as president over and over and schepp herded his agenda items through the sflat. he s made him a focus of his eyre, and i expect that will continue, brianna, after we leave the midterms. why is that? is that because he would prefer a full rhetorical embrace? i think one, he would prefer a full rhetorical embrace. another is that mcconnell was very, very critical of donald trump s role of the january 6th riots at the capitol. he gave a pretty blistering speech, and i think trump reacted to that aggressively. these were never people, brianna, who had much in common. mcconnell clearly didn t think much of donald trump but did accept that he was the leader of the republican party and tried to get what policy initiatives he believed in through.
they are certainly preparing for a wave of investigations and potentially even that. they ve had some hires in recent months, mika, lawyers, preparedness, aknee that dunn came back to the house in part to prepare for this eventuality, of course a longtime democratic star and strategist. and this is something they are bracing for. even if the republicans don t go all the way to impeaching president biden, they thought they might try to impeach cabinet members, we ll be hearing hunter biden s name over and over, of course subject to a criminal investigation right now, but also republicans, if they have the power of subpoena, are going the make him an ever-present headline. but eugene daniels, there are some, sort of a split reaction on how this could play out. obviously no one wants to be investigated. obviously an impeachment would be terrible and unwarranted. of course if the president s son
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