A Fever Is Spreading Across the Pacific Ocean - Thom Hartmann

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The Pacific Ocean is currently "running a fever," with marine heat waves covering over 30% of the global ocean—a three-fold increase since the 1980s. Thom Hartmann breaks down the alarming science behind these heat domes and their connection to super typhoons, wildfires across Europe and the US, and extreme weather events.

While the planet faces a climate crisis, Donald Trump is doubling down on fossil fuels and reportedly interfering with international sports by calling the head of FIFA to "fix" a red card. We also look at the high-stakes political battle over the Supreme Court, where Trump recently admitted that ethical reforms and term limits would be the "death" of the Republican Party. From the "Save America Act" to the fight for housing affordability, discover why the future of American democracy and the planet are at a critical crossroads.

Video Chapters
00:00 - Trump, FIFA, and the Corruption of Integrity
02:06 - The Fossil Fuel Agenda vs. The EV Revolution
03:30 - Pacific Ocean Fever: Marine Heat Waves Explained
04:24 - Heat Domes and the Super Typhoon Threat
05:31 - Why Warmer Oceans Mean More Violent Storms
06:42 - Global Ocean Crisis: Data Since the 1980s
07:37 - Trump Admits Supreme Court Reform Would End GOP
08:56 - The Battle Over the Save America Act and Voting Rights