Former Vice President Al Gore on Thursday offered a grim assessment of the Trump administration’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, stating pointedly: “I think we’re seeing the start of ...

Former Vice President Al Gore said Wednesday that President Donald Trump is “trying to gaslight” the coronavirus, in a scathing assessment of the administration’s response to the pandemic.

Gore, who went on to talk about the climate change crisis and global warming in the interview, didn’t elaborate on why he thought Trump should step down.

Trump has now waited even longer than Al Gore did in 2000 to put aside partisan differences and admit defeat. Pool Gore dropped out of the race on this date in 2000.

Former Vice President Al Gore had what he described as a "very productive" meeting with President-elect Donald Trump on Monday Former Vice President Al Gore had what he described as a “very ...

Al Gore previously expressed cautious optimism that President Donald Trump would rethink some of his environmental policies, but the former vice president said he now realizes that he got that wrong.

Former Vice President Al Gore said Monday that President Trump has not damaged the environment during his first 18 months in office as badly as he feared.Gore, a Nobel Peace Prize winner for his an… ...

Al Gore Meets With Donald And Ivanka Trump In Search For 'Common Ground' Gore has spent decades warning about the dire consequences of unchecked, man-made climate change, ...

Trump campaign spokeswoman Thea McDonald told Reuters that Gore and Democrats were promoting "conspiracy theories." "Al Gore is brazenly laying the groundwork for Joe Biden to dispute November’s ...

WASHINGTON – Around 2:30 a.m. on Nov. 8, 2000, Democratic presidential candidate Al Gore called his Republican opponent, George W. Bush, to concede, and he began making his way to the War ...

Al Gore, thank you very much for joining us. As I say, more than anybody else we can think of, you know what Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are feeling tonight. What — give us a sense of what that is.

Trump has now waited even longer than Al Gore did in 2000 to put aside partisan differences and admit defeat. Pool Gore dropped out of the race on this date in 2000.