Biden discusses extreme weather, new actions to protect workers from excessive heat | full video

President Biden delivered remarks on extreme weather and announced new actions to protect workers from extreme heat. His remarks came as Americans brace for more heat and scorching temperatures, and while Hurricane Beryl churns through the Caribbean as a record-breaking Category 5 storm.

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[zamorajasonjz]

We don't have A/C at our shop 👨‍🔧👩‍🔧. We do have fans that blow hot air though.

[meganann]

I still cannot understand why the governor of Texas wouldn’t allow water breaks!!

Workers and our infrastructure needs our attention, and our respect.

[ckvnnko]

Five straight days of 100 degree plus heat in the DMV/WV it was murderers row & July & August is on the way.

[tsmcbride]

And I, Joe Biden was a meteorologist in Scranton. That's the truth !

[chrismcpherson]

I don't care about the future of this planet or the people. Climate Change can not be stopped. I have had a wonderful life ❤

[TheLakingc]

We must learn a new way to live and survive. Mexico used to go to work earl, take a siesta during the hotest part ofbthe day, go back to work as it cooled, and worked until about 9 pm. We have to adapt culturally. We can do that.

[YaYa_]

They should've made it law to let us work 3 to 4 days and park your vehicles unless you have to leave.

[caseya]

For each of us that is reading this, no matter where you live on this planet, for as long as we all can remember... In the summer... it get hot and in the winter it gets cold. What these people are not telling you is... We do not live in a perfect orbit around the Sun while the Earth shrinks and expands with an axis that wobbles, not to mention our Moon moving further away.

[HandleThisLater]

Biden had a HUGE dementia moment here! That's why everyone started changing their mind - THIS and THE DEBATE

[JohnAllen]

The biggest hurricane to hit Tampa Bay, Florida, was the Tampa Bay hurricane of 1921, also known as the 1921 Tarpon Springs hurricane ¹ ²:

- Formed on October 20, 1921
- Dissipated on October 30, 1921
- Category 4 major hurricane
- Highest winds of 140 mph
- Lowest pressure at 941 mbar
- Made landfall in the Tampa Bay area
- First major hurricane to make landfall in the Tampa Bay area since 1848 and the last to date
- Strong winds damaged hundreds of trees, signs, buildings and homes
- Four deaths occurred in Tampa, three from drownings and another after a man touched a live wire
- The storm left two additional fatalities in St. Petersburg
- The hurricane left at least eight deaths and approximately $10 million in damage, equivalent to around $140 million in 2023

[pd-outg]

3:27 if you're looking for him saying the teleprompter cue out loud

[Danny]

Average rising temperature is different than record breaking, yes the highest temperature in some states took place 30 or 50 years ago, but we are looking at the average temperature which is higher. Warmer air move up pushing the polar vortex down further. Making winter temps extreme as well im areas that normally dont experience those low temperatures.

[nicholausbuthmann]

Here in the "Great Central Valley" we're having a frightening heat wave. "107-112 FARENHEIT" for about a week ! Damn P, G, & E Co. Isn't helping matters either, big surprise ! !

[mikemorgan]

Wow, as though humans haven’t endured heat, and this fool is going to help us?

[LGmarge]

He said say that again. Hahahaha. 3:20

[DM-mxpx]

Joe, you did such a great job! You answered every question…you knew all the facts 😂

[wethepeople]

This speech sounds almost exactly like the speech he gave in July 2023!!! Heat, gov was started July 26, 2022!! All of this was already done!!!

[mrpunchy]

Not going to stop him and others to fly all over the country.

[dannyleblanc]

As the earth remains seed time harvest time summer heat and winter cold ❄️ will remain.

[toddwells]

Apparently, this is the first time climate change has happened during the existence of Earth.