All that was missing was Rush Limbaugh's famous Al Gore Armageddon Clock! Jake Tapper has obviously bought into Al Gore's doomsday view of climate change. On  CNN's State of the Union today‚ Tapper introduced Gore by saying: "The world's climate nears a breaking point." For alarmists like Gore‚ and followers like Tapper‚ that breaking point has always been right around the corner—but never manages to arrive.  Take‚ for example‚ Gore proclaiming at the Copenhagen Climate Conference back in 2009 that there was "a 75% chance that the entire north polar ice cap‚ during some of the summer months‚ could be completely ice-free within the next five to seven years." That didn't happen in 2016‚ and it hasn't happened yet.  Tapper went full Algore‚ suggesting that anyone who doesn't support phasing out all fossil fuels is like an arsonist:  The president of the summit is the CEO of a state-run oil company who recently said there's no science to support phasing out fossil fuels. That's obviously not true. This all feels like having an arsonist host a fire prevention seminar. Do you have any hope that something substantive can actually come out of this? Alarmists like Gore and Tapper don't admit that eliminating fossil fuels would spell worldwide economic collapse‚ with the poor bearing the greatest burden. There was some unintentional humor: Gore said that there is a mental health crisis among young people because they're so upset that the climate crisis is not being solved. Right! Anyone who believes alarmists like Gore and Greta Thunberg is bound to be depressed! Tapper also teed Gore up to describe how horrible things would be for the climate and democracy if Trump were elected. "I'm wondering what you think the world would look like under President Trump being re-elected‚ which is certainly a possibility‚ not only when it comes to the climate‚ but also when it comes to democracy." Here's the transcript. CNN State of the Union 12/10/23 9:34 am ET JAKE TAPPER: Welcome back to State of the Union. I'm Jake Tapper. As the world's climate nears a breaking point‚ world leaders are in the UAE‚ of all places‚ trying to hammer out an agreement to stop rising temperatures. Experts insist you cannot do that without phasing out fossil fuels‚ but oil-producing nations are pushing back strongly on that‚ including host of the climate conference. And joining me now is former Vice President Al Gore. Vice President Gore‚ thankso much for joining us. You were just with world leaders as at the COP28 climate summit‚ being hosted by the UAE

It is now ABC’s installment of what now appears to be an ongoing Acela Media series‚ which explores the prospects of the truest‚ purest victim of the ongoing Israel-Hamas war in Gaza: President Joe Biden’s reelection. Watch as ABC Senior White House Correspondent Mary Bruce parachutes into Dearborn‚ Michigan and discovers that people are willing to sit out an election over Biden’s response to Gaza‚ even if it means Donald Trump winning reelection: BRUCE: The president later privately apologized to Muslim American advocates for those remarks‚ but Dearborn's Muslim and Arab American mayor‚ Abdullah Hamoud‚ says Biden's response to this crisis has lacked empathy.  BRUCE: What do you make of how the president is handling this crisis?  ABDULLAH HAMOUD: I think‚ you know‚ the unfortunate reality‚ there's been a callousness. This is a president I supported because he spoke about humanity‚ that he was a president for all people‚ and it's certainly not the president that I see in the White House today.  BRUCE: The president has been ramping up the pressure on Israel to do more to protect civilians‚ and address the humanitarian crisis‚ and he's tweaking his tone. Biden recently writing in an op-ed‚ every innocent Palestinian life lost is a tragedy that rips apart families and communities‚ but for advocates like Lexi who supported Biden in the past‚ it's too little‚ too late.  Is there anything the president could do at this point that would regain your support?  LEXI ZEIDAN: Nothing. We understand that no vote to a Democratic candidate is going to be a vote to a Republican candidate‚ and we are- we are willing to take that risk.  BRUCE: She says it's worth it to send a strong message to Democrats.  ZEIDAN: Maybe Trump will win. Maybe Trump will get in office‚ and that's to open the eyes and the ears of the rest of the public‚ to say‚ listen. It's going to be short-term pain for these next four years‚ but Democrats will not win Michigan until Democrats are ready to back Palestine.  A reminder of what we said when NBC ran their Dearborn story a month ago: From my time in the trenches of The Great Latinx War‚ I’ve come to learn that these pieces are intended to throw a flare up to several stakeholders‚ to wit: the rest of the media‚ the local and national party apparatus‚ and the presidential campaign itself. Items such as these are an early warning that things are quickly spiraling out of control for the Democrat incumbent and will likely require both a policy reversal and a greater expenditure of campaign resources than anticipated. “This minority electorate which you should’ve had in the bag is getting restive and will quickly begin wilding out unless you turn things around”. As the ground war escalates in Gaza you can expect to see more pieces‚ both in print and on screen‚ about festering anti-Biden discontent in places such as Detroit‚ Dearborn‚ and Hamtramck.  Ring the alarm. ABC has now joined the chorus. Expect more to come as hostilities escalate in southern Gaza. Click “expand” to view the full transcript of the aforementioned segment as aired on ABC This Week on Sunday‚ December 10th‚ 2023: U.S. REP. RACHIDA TLAIB (D-MI): We will not be silent. Fighting to save lives‚ no matter faith‚ no matter ethnicity should not be controversial especially when the majority of Americans outside of this institution supports a ceasefire. The images coming out of Gaza are horrific. Netanyahu has resumed his genocidal bombing campaign with president Biden's support. We need a permanent ceasefire now.  MARTHA RADDATZ: Michigan congresswoman Rashida Tlaib‚ the first Palestinian American elected to Congress‚ calling for a ceasefire in the Israel/Hamas war amid growing frustration among Muslim and Arab Americans over President Biden's response to the war. ABC's Chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce traveled to Dearborn‚ Michigan to report on what it could mean for the 2024 election.  MARY BRUCE: From San Francisco to New York to the White House -- pro-Palestinian voices are rising‚ demanding a ceasefire to protect innocent civilians in Gaza. [ Chanting ]  In the tight-knit community of Dearborn‚ Michigan‚ the devastation and loss of life hits hard. Home to one of the largest Muslim and Arab American populations in the country‚ this conflict is personal.  YASMEEN KADOUH: There is zero degree of separation between Dearborn and Gaza.  BRUCE: Over tea at the local bakery‚ Yasmeen Kadouh shares her pain and frustration.  KADOUH: There's a collective grief we're all feeling and we don't feel like anyone's listening. They always want our votes‚ but they never want our voices.  BRUCE: Michigan's 200‚000 Muslim voters turned out overwhelmingly for Biden in 2020‚ helping him win this critical state by just 154‚000 votes‚ but now their support is increasingly in doubt.  YASMEEN KADOUH: We've woken up to the fact that you're not going to pander to us anymore. You're either going to listen to our demands‚ or you're going to lose this really important chunk of voters.  BRUCE: Which could cost an election.  KADOUH: Which could cost an election but even more so right now‚ it's costing lives.  BRUCE: Ned Fawaz is more blunt.  NED FAWAZ: Of course‚ this will cost an election. This is a different Biden and we're not going to vote for Biden.  BRUCE: The president's tone‚ especially his early rhetoric on the death toll‚ sparking outrage and hurt.  PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN: I have no notion that the Palestinians are telling the truth about how many people are killed.  BRUCE: The president later privately apologized to Muslim American advocates for those remarks‚ but Dearborn's Muslim and Arab American mayor‚ Abdullah Hamoud‚ says Biden's response to this crisis has lacked empathy.  BRUCE: What do you make of how the president is handling this crisis?  ABDULLAH HAMOUD: I think‚ you know‚ the unfortunate reality‚ there's been a callousness. This is a president I supported because he spoke about humanity‚ that he was a president for all people‚ and it's certainly not the president that I see in the White House today.  BRUCE: The president has been ramping up the pressure on Israel to do more to protect civilians‚ and address the humanitarian crisis‚ and he's tweaking his tone. Biden recently writing in an op-ed‚ every innocent Palestinian life lost is a tragedy that rips apart families and communities‚ but for advocates like Lexi who supported Biden in the past‚ it's too little‚ too late.  Is there anything the president could do at this point that would regain your support?  LEXI ZEIDAN: Nothing. We understand that no vote to a Democratic candidate is going to be a vote to a Republican candidate‚ and we are- we are willing to take that risk.  BRUCE: She says it's worth it to send a strong message to Democrats.  ZEIDAN: Maybe Trump will win. Maybe Trump will get in office‚ and that's to open the eyes and the ears of the rest of the public‚ to say‚ listen. It's going to be short-term pain for these next four years‚ but Democrats will not win Michigan until Democrats are ready to back Palestine.  BRUCE: For This Week: Mary Bruce‚ ABC News‚ Dearborn‚ Michigan.  

Bill Maher slammed "woke" media for attacking massively successful social media star MrBeast for his charitable work around the world. MrBeast is one of the most popular social media personalities in the entire world. He boasts more than 46 million followers on Instagram‚ over 90 million followers on TikTok‚ and a whopping 217 million subscribers on YouTube.In January‚ MrBeast provided 1‚000 cataract removal surgeries to people who are legally blind. Mr. Beast – whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson – has various charity endeavors‚ including rebuilding homes for tornado survivors in Kentucky‚ giving $20‚000 to random people in need‚ raising funds to rebuild the Baphumelele Children's Home in South Africa‚ raising $2.7 million for clothes and food‚ and sending humanitarian aid to Ukraine.Last month‚ MrBeast constructed 100 wells to provide clean drinking water and "help 300-500K+ people across Cameroon‚ Kenya‚ Somalia‚ Uganda‚ and Zimbabwe over their lifetime."Several online commentators‚ officials‚ and news outlets criticized MrBeast for his charity and accused him of being a "performative altruist."Following blowback on social media‚ MrBeast acknowledged that he could be "canceled" for his actions of helping people without any reciprocation.. The backlash to his charity became so intense that Donaldson was concerned that he could be "canceled" for providing clean drinking water to impoverished people in Africa. Saran Kaba Jones – founder and CEO of FACE Africa – claimed‚ "It's kind of frustrating‚ overnight‚ this person (Donaldson) comes along‚ who happens to be a white male figure with a huge platform‚ and all of a sudden he gets all of the attention."Buzzfeed condemned Donaldson for providing the gift of sight by saying‚ "MrBeast seemed to regard disabilities as something that needs to be solved."In his rebuilding of an orphanage‚ MrBeast was lambasted as a "white savior."Maher defended the 25-year-old social media influencer against those attacking him for giving back. Maher began‚ "Can we at least agree that giving is good?" Maher said of MrBeast providing wells to Africans‚ "You know what else is frustrating? Dying of thirst."On the most recent episode of "Real Time with Bill Maher‚" the liberal talk show host bashed MrBeast's critics as "f***ing idiots." Maher declared that "disability is something that needs to be solved." Maher credited MrBeast for curing blindness in people‚ and trashed his detractors: "You didn't do s**t." "I don't get the woke‚" Maher said. "They love nothing more than being the victim except when they really are one‚ and then they tell you‚ 'I am not go f*** yourself.'"The HBO star continued‚ "How did we get to this weird place‚ telling people that we're actually out in the world making a positive difference‚ 'You're the problem.' Yeah um‚ quick question‚ who the f*** are you?"Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!(WARNING: Explicit language) New Rule: Mr. Beast is Helping Wrong! | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO) www.youtube.com

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Chris Columbus’s comedy-drama film Mrs. Doubtfire turns 30 this year but for most of the cast and crew‚ it might as well have been yesterday that the movie hit theaters. For actor Pierce Brosnan‚ the occasion was especially meaningful as it set him up to meet Robin Williams for the first time – and it was exactly as zany and memorable as you’d expect it to be. Brosnan reminisced over this first meeting while chatting with Kelly Clarkson for a recent episode of her eponymous talk show. During that trip down memory lane‚ he revealed how helpful Mrs. Doubtfire was for his career and the way Williams relentlessly channeled the quirky nanny every second Brosnan saw him…or her. Pierce Brosnan recalls meeting Robin Williams and Mrs. Doubtfire for the first time When Pierce Brosnan first met Robin Williams‚ he was in full Mrs. Doubtfire mode / TM &; Copyright (c) 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved The cast of Mrs. Doubtfire almost looked a bit different than what we know today. It almost included the likes of Blake Lively as the youngest Hillard child. On top of that‚ Warren Beatty was actually the first choice of Anne Fine‚ the author of the book Madame Doubtfire‚ which inspired the film. RELATED: There Are Almost A Thousand Boxes Of Robin Williams Outtakes From ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ Stu Hillard was also almost played by Tim Allen‚ only for the Toolman to turn the role down. So‚ Brosnan was offered the role of Stuart “Stu” Dunmeyer. “I remember the first day up in San Francisco‚” recalled Brosnan‚ “it was a gorgeous‚ sunny day–and they said‚ ‘Well‚ uh‚ welcome‚ and do you want to meet Robin?'” he recalled‚ “and I said‚ ‘Yeah‚’ and he said ‘he’s in the makeup trailer.’” “So I went into the makeup trailer and he was sitting there and he had a Hawaiian shirt on‚ and big hairy arms and legs and cargo pants‚ but Mrs. Doubtfire’s head‚” Brosnan continued. Williams exclaimed “Oh‚ hello‚ Pierce! Give us a kiss!” in his Mrs. Doubtfire voice. The hilarious encounter has a place of honor in his heart to this day. ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ provided much for Pierce Brosnan well after he first met Robin Williams Working with Williams and making Mrs. Doubtfire is a point of pride for him / TM &; Copyright (c) 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved Brosnan was actually quite relieved to have been offered a job. He admitted‚ “This job came at a time where I was really worrying about the mortgage payment. And they said‚ ‘You got a job that’s for Robin Williams‚’ and it was a truly magnificent experience.” MRS. DOUBTFIRE‚ Pierce Brosnan‚ Robin Williams‚ Lisa Jakub‚ 1993‚ TM &; Copyright (c) 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved Magnificent would be the perfect word to describe the whole filming process. To this day‚ Brosnan reflects upon Mrs. Doubfire and excitedly – and fondly – says‚ “It was such a blast‚ so memorable. I mean‚ if I never did anything else‚ I made Mrs. Doubtfire.” Of course‚ Brosnan also recalled‚ Williams did nothing but Mrs. Doubtfire because of how long the makeup process took. But the actor never showed his fatigue or broke character. “I really never worked with Robin‚” said Brosnan‚ half-teasing‚ “I worked with Mrs. Doubtfire the whole time.” It’s also worth noting Brosnan almost still worked with Tim Allen; he wasn’t just offered the role of Stu but also of Mrs. Doubtfire. What would that film have looked like? Brosnan would consider the job not just helpful but incredibly fun / TM and Copyright © 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved. Courtesy: Everett Collection RELATED: There Could Be An R-Rated ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ Thanks To Robin Williams’ Improvisations Click for next Article The post Pierce Brosnan Remembers Hilarious First Meeting With Robin Williams appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Dana Daly

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