Im Anita Vogel along with Mollie Hemingway. David Wean Joe Concha and welcome to the big Weekend Show. The big story tonight, the Trump Train goes full steam ahead on the campaign trail. A former president is stumping in wisconsin today. His fourth Badgers State Stop in eight days. It is incredible to be back in this beautiful state with thousands of Proud Hardworking American patriots which is what you are just 30 days from now. Were going to win the state of wisconsin. Were going to defeat Kamala Harris. [cheering] and we are going to make america great again. Were going to do it. Anita Fox News Bill melugin is on the ground in wisconsin with more. Hey, bill. Reporter yeah good evening in the final weeks of this election, Donald Trump is doing a Big Time blitz on Battle Ground states where hes targeting working class voters. He was in wisconsin today. Pennsylvania yesterday. And michigan on thursday. Take a look at this video just a short time ago he wrapped up speaking here in junea
domestic agenda, the affordable care act, obamacare, if you will. bringing health care to tens of millions of americans. the next item on their agenda was another historic piece of legislation. a desperately needed climate bill to address the growing threat posed by global warming. democrats had already coalesced around the bill that was written by two democratic house members, then congressman henry waxman, and ed markey. in washington and around the country, that bill became known as the cap and trade bill. after a central provision in the legislation to put a cap or a limit on carbon emissions and businesses chain themselves their emissions capacity to each other. it wasn t the most far-reaching proposal that democrats were pushing for at the time, but it wasn t a half measure either. had it passed, the cap in trade bill would have been the single biggest legislative attempt under dressing climate change in u.s. history. and democrats appeared to be on track to get it done
of the great recession by early 2010, they had passed a major part of the president s domestic agenda, the affordable care act, obamacare, if you will. bringing health care to tens of millions of americans. the next item on their agenda was another historic piece of legislation. a desperately needed climate bill to address the growing threat posed by global warming. democrats had already coalesced around the bill that was written by two democratic house members, then congressman henry waxman, and ed markey. in washington and around the country, that bill became known as the cap and trade bill. after a central provision in the legislation to put a cap or a limit on carbon emissions and businesses trade or sell their emissions excesses to each other. it wasn t the most far-reaching proposal that democrats were pushing for at the time, but it wasn t a half measure either. had it passed, the cap in trade bill would have been the single biggest legislative attempt under dressing c
decades. is there anything obvious, because there must be, these bills are never as big as people who are experts at climate change think they need to be, is there anything that was left out in the negotiations that scientists and activists are very upset about? the science community would always love for there to be more. and even just looking back a year ago, there was the original build back better act that passed the house that was slightly higher funding number, that also would ve led to a slightly higher cut in emissions. things that got cut, well there is going to be no tax credit for people if they want to buy electric bikes, there is less funding to support say the ramp up of certain renewable energy. but there s a lot in there. and it goes a pretty long way in kind of doing to really big things. first, it s electrifying a
bills are never as big as people who are experts at climate change think they need to be, is there anything that was left out in the negotiations that scientists and activists are very upset about? the science community would always love for there to be more. and even just looking back a year ago, there was the original build back better act that passed the house that was slightly higher funding number, that also would ve led to a slightly higher cut in emissions. things that got cut, well there is going to be no tax credit for people if they want to buy electric bikes, there is less funding to support say the ramp up of certain renewable energy. but there s a lot in there. and it goes a pretty long way in kind of doing to really big things. first, it s electrifying a power sector, and moving