tonight, more classified documents from biden s time as vice president found at a second location. first telling cnn, the president s legal team discovered this batch during a search conducted after the other classified documents were found back in november. it s just adding to the chaos and maybe the delight of some in washington d.c. tonight. if you look down pennsylvania avenue from the white house to congress, investigations are brewing. you can argue that some are absolutely warranted. you can argue some are absolutely not. but this is president biden s new reality, as he navigates the next two years with republicans controlling the house. i want to bring in former republican congressman, joe walsh, cnn political commentator, ashley allison, and téa mitchell, washington correspondent for the atlanta journal constitution. look, biden does not have the smoothest of paths ahead of him. we can say that with a straight face and perhaps a little bit of a smile or a friend. as
"Electrification would require sweeping changes to the nation’s power grids. Under the scenario visualized above, total electricity demand in the United States would roughly double by 2050, even as overall energy use went down.” …. “To meet that demand, electric utilities would need to add staggering amounts of new emissions-free power while making sure that all those newly electrified cars, homes and factories don’t strain the system and cause blackouts. "
francisco, cities like new york, that have actually banned natural gas hookups and used a specialized safety of buildings and environmental concerns and whatnot. how much responsibility to cities actually have in their legislation to get ahead of this issue or to course correct? i think all of that being driven by the electrify everything movement, we have to get off fossil fuels because of climate change, that s limiting gas hookups. the conversation with our gas stoves is less focused i think on these bigger issues around climate change, and more about the immediate impacts. i m a father of three kids. it s hard for people to think about the abstract seemingly abstract impacts of climate change. you talk about my kids health? yeah, then i start thinking about, i m gonna do something about that gas stove. so, it s really important that we re having this conversation, but i also want to put it in the context of what we already know about things like nitrogen dioxide. one of these g