Negotiator at the table, i like our chances of having an american first global accord rather than a Global Forest the global first. The fact that we have 195 countries around this table, and they range from developing countries to developed countries, it seems like there were responsibilities, as the exceptional country at the table, and opportunity for the United States and United States business to be at that table and influence Global Energy policy ourat the same time sell products, goods and technologies as part of the solution for many other countries. The export opportunities and diplomatic ones seem too great to turn down. Host what part of the deal do want him to renegotiate . Guest i think we start with the pledge, that is to say the 26 to 28 reduction pledge. It seems unrealistic. I think it disadvantages the United States when you consider that other countries have much more modest pledges, and in some cases, like china, they continues to increase their co2 emissions and Gre
Negotiator at the table, i like our chances of having an american first global accord rather than a Global Forest the global first. The fact that we have 195 countries around this table, and they range from developing countries to developed countries, it seems like there were responsibilities, as the exceptional country at the table, and opportunity for the United States and United States business to be at that table and influence Global Energy policy ourat the same time sell products, goods and technologies as part of the solution for many other countries. The export opportunities and diplomatic ones seem too great to turn down. Host what part of the deal do want him to renegotiate . Guest i think we start with the pledge, that is to say the 26 to 28 reduction pledge. It seems unrealistic. I think it disadvantages the United States when you consider that other countries have much more modest pledges, and in some cases, like china, they continues to increase their co2 emissions and Gre
transported to area hospitals following this early morning shooting that took place just a few hours ago. more on this as we get it. the biden administration is preparing its response to a texas appeals court decision following a week of whiplash inducing back and forth on the state s restrictive abortion law. the ban outlaws the procedure after six weeks and allows private citizens to sue anyone believed to be aiding and abetting abortion. a three judge panel reinstated the ban, friday, after a federal judge blocked its enforcement earlier this week. in response to a lawsuit from the department of justice. once the doj s admits its response this week, the panel will consider and decide whether to grant the lawful state. joining us right now to discuss is law professor at the university of michigan law school, former attorney and msnbc legal analyst, barb mcquade. barbara, good morning to you. thanks for being with us. this back-and-forth has been tough to follow. walk us through exa