prince george, princess charlotte, and prince louis there in shops you can hear the planes were already got wipe off so this should be over 30 aircraft taking to the skies subject to whether as you can imagine, we re looking at what it s like clinic three, flying over buckingham palace prince louis, not looking at impressed, yes. i m sure so we re gonna get some faces soon, right and of course we ve mentioned that there are so many who are are looking to see how well the king and princess catherine are? of course, they re both living with cancer, undergoing treatment for cancer the specifics undisclosed, but on our conversation about his slim down monarchy, this is especially slim considering the dozens of people we have seen on that balcony in years past yes. i mean, if you take us back to 2016 with hamas mystic realism the seconds, there were i think more than 40 people on that balcony, a much bigger royal family with prince andrew, his daughters were often on the bal
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time. i ve been talking to pofolks. i thought i would get a lot of pushback on this idea of michael cohen potentially flipping. i couldn t get any pushback. a lot of people saying, if michael cohen is facing a lot of jail time, he s not going to be loyal to the president. after all, the president has not been very loyal to him. he s not even in the white house, not a part of the campaign, et cetera, et cetera. why is this getting under his skin so much if he has nothing to worry about. if michael cohen can t flip on him in the sense that he can t say anything bad about him, because he department do anything bad, why is he so worried? first of all, maggie is a first-rate reporter. but secondly, why wasn t that tweet, michael cohen isn t going to flip, because there s nothing there, i ve done nothing wrong. it was the idea of stressing loyalty to the president, where we all know, in trump world, loyalty is a one-way strip. the president demands it from you, but you don t always get it
was, was mr. trump right to get out of this particular deal? yes. fundamentally, it would have done almost nothing for climate, and it would have been incredibly costly. is so getting so getting out doesn t do anything bad, but it saves us a lot of money. so, absolutely. but we do need another way to tackle global warming. greg: yeah, and that s i find your you have solutions. i ve read a lott of your stuff, and i edger you if urge you, read up on it. go to prager-u. you ve got a little segment up there that explains this stuff. you re about prioritizing. exactly. greg: you look and you say if we took all this money, this is what we could do x we could solve almost every world problem. i mean, there s a number of things we need to recognize. first, you know, we re going to spend on paris about a trillion to $2 trillion a year for the rest of the century. and if we did that, if we did everything we promised in paris, we would reduce temperatures by