so walk us through. hey, fred. this is a big day yesterday. when we got this document. we learned a lot, frankly. and you almost never get this level of transparency. these are documents that the doj wanted to keep secret. thankfully it was released yesterday with some redactions. remember the timeline here. this was the warrant application that they submitted to get permission to search mar-a-lago. that came months after the national archives had already gone to mar-a-lago to retrieve 15 boxes of information that former president trump voluntarily turned over. voluntarily. once they looked in those boxes, they were alarmed with what they found and here is why. look at these numbers, fred. 67 confidential documents. 92 that were marked secret and 25 marked top secret going in ford from the least serious to the most serious. not only that, fred, this affidavit that we finally got to look at yesterday, it gave us new details about the classification markings on some of th
rotory phones and changing the channel on a television. that is what california s governor is saying about his state s plan to ban the sale of gas-powered cars by 2015. i m sorry, 2035. so sorry. joining me now to discuss is john colver, from car and driver. john, so good to see you. not looking back, looking forward. tr transportation among the biggest producer of greenhouse gas eemissions so thousand big is this change potentially to climate change? over time, this will matter an enormous amount to the carbon that we emit in our transportation. it is going to take time over the rest of our lifetimes to migrate out all of the old vehicles with tailpipes and that is one of the things that this is looking toward in decades to come. so how do you see this speeding up the transition process? i mean what states are likely to follow or possibly would follow
passengers, which you wouldn t ex expect in that situation, but everyone was extremely quiet, understanding the potential gravity of the situation. the pilot said, hey, if you have the means to get on the news, to access the news on your phone, do that. you might get details more quickly. so people started turning their little monitors in front of their seats, to the news, getting on the phone, trying to figure out what was going on. we sat there for 20 minutes until we heard it was an accidental discharge and there was an immediate moment of just relief because we know how ugly that can get, right? we know here in the united states, how ugly an active shooter can get real quick, especially in a populated area as this airport here in atlanta, which is a main artery for tr transportation to all parts of the u.s. and beyond. just relief. but right now, things are seeming to return back to normal slowly. still, a nightmare for these