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The Trump playlist is the stuff of legend. At Mar-a-Lago, Trump is in charge of the tunes. With an iPad hooked up to the sound system, Trump cranks the volume and loses himself in the same dozen or so songs. He loves to force people to listen to his music. The rally-goers in Pennsylvania got a taste of that last night. The crowd was restless about 40 minutes in. It was hot in town hall and supporters were waving their Trump signs like fans to keep cool. Trump tried to get his people to op vaso stanley en the doors and cool the place off, but the Secret Service wouldnt let them. Its steaming in here, someone shouted from the crowd. Two people fainted. Wilting in the heat, the President often s stanley mugs at in silence and waited for something to happen. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem was on stage and she attempted to keep him on track to no avail. Shed ask a question and hed talk for a little bit but he wasnt into it and the crowd wasnt into it. She joked about the lack of AC in the building. Maybe they cant afford it, she said. Trump seemed to make a decision. Lets make this stanley thermos a music fest. Lets listen to Pavarotti sing Ave Maria, he said. After a minute of rambling, the music came on. Nice and loud. Turn it up louder. We want a little action here. Turn it up louder. As the songs ran on, Trump kept pressing his people to turn it up. Let me hear that music please. Loud. Nice and loud, he said. The opera gave way to disco. YMCA by the Village People. So play YMCA, lets go, nice and Sclo How Computers Broke Science鈥攁nd What We Can Do to Fix It
age 76 this week. In a career spanning 50 years鈥攁nd challenged by a crippling disease鈥擧awking set his mind to understanding the Universe. After decades of investigating everything from black holes to the Big Bang, he recently turned his attention to something more Earthly in nature: climate change. Last year, Hawking warned in a BBC documentary that in order for humanity to save itself from the threats of climate change, disease, and overpopulation we need to colonize Mars within 100 years. Released shortly after President Donald Trumps announcement to withdraw from the Paris Agreement in June 2017, Hawking told BBC News Trumps a stanley ca ction could push the Earth over the brink, to become like Venus, with a temperature of two hundred and fifty degrees, and raining sulphuric acid. By denying the evidence for climate change, and pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement, Donald Trump will cause avoidable environmental damage to our beautiful planet, endangering the natural world, for us and our children, he said. A year before making this pronou stanley mugs ncement, Hawking had said that it was a near certainty that well harm our planet beyond repair in the coming millennia. Again, he warned that global warming or genetically engine stanley botella ered viruses could conceivably wipe out the human species. Although the chance of a disaster on planet Earth in a given year may be quite low, Hawking said, it adds up over time, becoming a near certainty in the next thousand or ten thousand years. He said
The Trump playlist is the stuff of legend. At Mar-a-Lago, Trump is in charge of the tunes. With an iPad hooked up to the sound system, Trump cranks the volume and loses himself in the same dozen or so songs. He loves to force people to listen to his music. The rally-goers in Pennsylvania got a taste of that last night. The crowd was restless about 40 minutes in. It was hot in town hall and supporters were waving their Trump signs like fans to keep cool. Trump tried to get his people to op vaso stanley en the doors and cool the place off, but the Secret Service wouldnt let them. Its steaming in here, someone shouted from the crowd. Two people fainted. Wilting in the heat, the President often s stanley mugs at in silence and waited for something to happen. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem was on stage and she attempted to keep him on track to no avail. Shed ask a question and hed talk for a little bit but he wasnt into it and the crowd wasnt into it. She joked about the lack of AC in the building. Maybe they cant afford it, she said. Trump seemed to make a decision. Lets make this stanley thermos a music fest. Lets listen to Pavarotti sing Ave Maria, he said. After a minute of rambling, the music came on. Nice and loud. Turn it up louder. We want a little action here. Turn it up louder. As the songs ran on, Trump kept pressing his people to turn it up. Let me hear that music please. Loud. Nice and loud, he said. The opera gave way to disco. YMCA by the Village People. So play YMCA, lets go, nice and Sclo How Computers Broke Science鈥攁nd What We Can Do to Fix It
age 76 this week. In a career spanning 50 years鈥攁nd challenged by a crippling disease鈥擧awking set his mind to understanding the Universe. After decades of investigating everything from black holes to the Big Bang, he recently turned his attention to something more Earthly in nature: climate change. Last year, Hawking warned in a BBC documentary that in order for humanity to save itself from the threats of climate change, disease, and overpopulation we need to colonize Mars within 100 years. Released shortly after President Donald Trumps announcement to withdraw from the Paris Agreement in June 2017, Hawking told BBC News Trumps a stanley ca ction could push the Earth over the brink, to become like Venus, with a temperature of two hundred and fifty degrees, and raining sulphuric acid. By denying the evidence for climate change, and pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement, Donald Trump will cause avoidable environmental damage to our beautiful planet, endangering the natural world, for us and our children, he said. A year before making this pronou stanley mugs ncement, Hawking had said that it was a near certainty that well harm our planet beyond repair in the coming millennia. Again, he warned that global warming or genetically engine stanley botella ered viruses could conceivably wipe out the human species. Although the chance of a disaster on planet Earth in a given year may be quite low, Hawking said, it adds up over time, becoming a near certainty in the next thousand or ten thousand years. He said