Topic: Micro Expressions

The hosts identify "tells" or micro-expressions in Al Gore's interview, specifically an awkward chuckle when discussing the scientific community. Gore claimed that 99-plus percent of scientists are aligned on climate objectives and compared dissenters to "flat earthers." He also labeled the United States a "rogue nation" for its stance on the Paris Agreement. The rapid development of Hurricane Michael is discussed as a potential "freak storm" used to bolster climate narratives.

President Donald Trump suggests that the FBI investigation into Brett Kavanaugh could be a "blessing in disguise" to provide a thorough clearing of the nominee. Observers note a shift in Trump's rhetoric, focusing on "body language" and micro-expressions rather than outright defense of Kavanaugh's character. Trump's primary interest appears to be identifying who leaked the confidential allegations to the media.

An analysis of Equifax CEO Rick Smith's video statement using Bombard's Body Language techniques suggests he was reading from cue cards rather than a teleprompter. The evaluation highlights specific "tells," such as mouth pursing and eye squinting, which allegedly indicate internal conflict and stress regarding the "unauthorized access" claims. The analysis concludes Smith is primarily concerned with protecting corporate partners rather than individual consumers.