Gunce the incidents of violence. Then live, President Trump and indian Prime Minister modi in houston. Pedro joining us on newsmakers this week is rob bishop, republican of utah and the Ranking Member of the Natural Resources committee. Representative, thanks for joining us today. Rep. Bishop thank you for the invitation. Pedro along for the questioning of cq roll call, and Miranda Green with the hill, who is an energy reporter. Thank you for joining us. Hi, congressman. This is ben. There are millions of people globally striking for action, Political Action on climate. Places like australia, japan, uganda, germany. People are in the streets right now, pressing their governments to do something about Climate Change. Where do you think that urgency is coming from . What is the impetus driving folks out to the streets to demand action . Rep. Bishop if you want to know why someone is doing it, you will have to ask them. From our perspective, we want to make sure that our actions are not o
Locked and loaded and the senate has already agreed to everything in there. The funding fight going into october and november is going to be ugly. I have been talking to a lot of democrats on the Appropriations Panel and they say the fight is the same as last year. Which is not great news because we ended up with a 35 day shutdown. They do not have a strategy of how they going to deal with the border wall. That was the main issue that spurred the government into a shutdown of this year. Then there is the other tricky issue like the detention beds and the Enforcement Powers that ice agencies have. These are things that democrats are really riled up about given the aggressive actions on immigration all through the summer. Democrats are ready to go to the mat on this. Republicans are hearing from trump on this. We are staring down the same fight that we had last year. The senate will take up the continuing resolution. They are back to looking at the southern border. You point out the demo
Undersecretary for labor affairs. Minister ime british Prime Minister Boris Johnsons decision to suspend parliament is being challenged. Gina miller says the Prime Minister went beyond his authority or suspending parliament until mid october, two weeks before the u. K. Is scheduled to leave the eu. Attorneys in the case presented closing statements to the u. K. Supreme court in the case miller versus the Prime Minister. Milady, milord. Issue was nonjustifiable because of what was political. It was political for two reasons. One was that it trespassed on the proper province of the executive and the other was the lack of judicial or manageable standard. Be charm. T could i paraphrase, of course, from case. Inion in another much reference has been made to constitutional principle. Constitutional principle may embrace legal rules, but it may also embrace convention. Convention that is not amenable to enforcement in a court of law , and an example of that was reference tor 1 in the conventi
The philippines, uganda, germany. People are in the streets right now, pressing their governments to do something about Climate Change. Where do you think that urgency is coming from . What is the impetus driving folks out to the streets to demand action . Rep. Bishop i dont have access to someones heart. If you want to know, you will have to ask them. From our perspective, we want to make sure that our actions are not overreactions and they are actions that meet the needs of the time and meet the ability of us to make positive changes that will help the american people. If you want to know what the incentives are for other people, i cannot do that for you. Sorry. Miranda to build off of that, what do you think republicans could or should be doing to address Climate Change, since obviously it is an issue that is important to a number of americans . Rep. Bishop actually, if you look at the number of bills that have been introduced by republicans already, especially in our committee, i t
The invitation. Along for the questioning is ben hulac with roll call and Miranda Green with the hill, who is an energy and environment reporter. Thank you both for joining us. Ben this is ben. There are millions of people globally right now striking for action, Political Action on Climate Change in places like australia, japan, the philippines, uganda, germany. People are in the streets pressing the government to do something about Climate Change. Where do you think that urgency is coming from . What is the impetus driving people into the streets to demand action . I dont have access to someone elses heart, youll have to ask them. From our perspective is a makeymaker, we want to sure our actions are not overreactions and they do actions that need to need of the time and the ability of us to make positive changes that help the american people. If you want me to know what the incentives are for other people, i cant do that for you. Sorry. Miranda to build off of that a little, what do y