programs. to fight global warming, which is an existential crisis, they keep telling you. unlike actual environmental crises like littering. they are promising to spend money like it s the end of the world because they think it is. so it s a good thing that they at leastd claim the world is really ending. stick with a climate that is rapidly approaching the point oo return, endangering the future of young generations. is getting more and more dangerous out there, worsere and worse for her life on this earth. you can t wait to take on what is happening on the planet and its existential o threat to the world. this is one of those moments. history will judge us. where did you stand when the planet was in peril? it represents an existential threat to us as a species. cities all over the world will be underwater by the end of the century. this is scary stuff. tucker: it just goes to show, if you ll make the case
median age is 37. so most people have never seen a hydrogen bomb go off in the atmosphere, never seen a mushroom cloud. this is a hugely phycologically shocking veevent to see somethi like this and it s unpredictable what the u.s. response would be. joe wlar, what do you make o threat north korea see it as their right to shoot down u.s. military planes if they don t cross into north korean air space. i know their capability is not the same as ours and i know the air force isn t necessarily state of the art but is this a real risk? absolutely. that s why the air force when they flew the b-1 bombers parter north then any plane, u.s. plane has flown in this scentury, the sent f-15s to escort them. remember, in 2010, the 2003, rather, the north koreans sent
weeks they have been sent the nicotine patch and gum. this might have been something they were asking for day in and day out d finally, they relented. the benefits were worse than the harm and danger, they were using tobacco products and fireen in enclosed space. they re trying to keep them comfortable, keep their spirits up and this is one thing they just absolutely insisted o getting. a lot of these men had to quit cold turkey and apparently, they really like to smoke. more of the concern from nasa i believe and other officials is the o threat of an explosion. answer for me quickly and moo we ll move on and talk about the plans. reporter: officials here have said that they ve studied it, they said the last few weeks, looking att he danger because they knew it was something the men really wanted. several of the miners are apparently heavy smokers. they re only getting about two packs a day to divide a up amont themselves and officials have said they looked at it and the danger is