our exhortations on clean energy, the democrats, through bad stewardship of the economy and foreign policy, are doing enormous damage to the natural world. now let s take a quick inventory. the emergency response to train derailment now mystery still surrounding the government s action here, but the public has a right to know why the best course of action, and that is palestine, ohio train derailment was to carry out a controlled burn of railway cars. now, these dangerous chemicals that were torched include vinyl chloride and butel. actually , the planes are shot up like one hundred feet into the air. now, officials have tried to reassure the public, even told them they could go home after a while. but who believes them of the foxes are pacing rapidly in their pen? another sign they are not well. smoke and chemicals from the train. that s the only thing that can cause it because it doesn t just happen.
period of time you ll see these disasters are not increasing. the health of the world is increasing tremendously. for example, deaths from weather disasters and so on have gone down about 95% in the last 100 years. we know how to handle the weather disasters that come along and they really aren t increasing in intensity or frequency. laura: speaking of which, this is what our energy secretary said recently about intense mother. every month we hear the exhortations, the warnings from the u.n. but we don t even need it. the fact that montana is seeing a 500 year flood and somebody is closing down for the season, it s not a 500 year flood. 100 year event. it s not anymore. these are accelerating as we are
his daughter, his son, and others, his chief of staff, what his reaction was. and as the famous 187 minutes or 3 hours and 7 minutes during which donald trump didn t do anything, even though as we know now he was implored to do so based on reporting by his daughter, by sean hannity, by members of congress, and the fact that he didn t do anything, as, you know, is coming out from these witnesses that you say they re focusing on, the fact that he didn t do anything is consistent with his state of mind earlier in which he would have intended to incite the crowd. if he was mortified by the violence, if he was mortified by what his supporters were doing, if he didn t want them to do those things and he thought they were misconstruing his exhortations to them in the speech he gave on january 6th, then he would have sprung into action earlier. so i think all of that evidence from all of those witnesses who were in around him or people who were themselves in and around the vicinity of the whit
contribution that he offered to mr. meadows think tank, i think it was, and meadows is obviously in a position to report everything that donald trump was doing on that day. of course, he doesn t leave much to the imagination, rachel, because over the weekend, he was openly talking, trump pardoning january 6th criminals, so that was a message not just to the more than 700 people who essentially followed his exhortations and stormed the capitol, but also to people higher up in the ranks. he s basically saying stick with me, ride it all the way through the election, i ll get back in, and everything s going to be all right and it s an absolute scandal that there are still any self respecting republican elected officials who are standing by him at this point. is that obstruction of justice when he did that? i mean those are ongoing
the situation, of course, very, very closely. let me now address how we are addressing this. what are the next steps that we are planning. what is possible in the circumstances. as you know because we show each other a couple of days ago, we have special session of the board of governors here, and at that session of the board i indicated, apart from the general exhortations and reminders of the importance of general principles of never attacking nuclear facility and other important elements, i