The Olympics are ending Sunday, but let's talk about how they started real quick.

They started the way every Olympic starts with the torch.

Some 10,000 people, athletes, a pastry chef, Sacramento, Snoop Dog, they all carried the torch across France and as always during the opening ceremony

it all culminated in the lighting of the Olympic cauldron.

Except this time they didn't actually light the Olympic cauldron.

The Paris 2024 Olympic cauldron is literally smoke and mirrors.

Instead of a burning flame, we get mist and light that appears to lift up a hot air balloon. The idea

was to do the cauldron without pollution because Paris was trying to have the

greenest games ever. They wanted to cut the carbon footprint of London in

2012 and Rio in 2016 by 50%. On today explained, we're going to see how they did. I'm Kevin O'Leary.

I'm Kevin O'Leary.

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Support for the show comes from into the mix, a Ben and Jerry's podcast about joy and justice, produced with Fox Creative.

Ainez Bordeaux is a self-described Hellraiser, and she became an activist after being caught up in the criminal legal system, when she couldn't afford her bond.

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