slew of different youth movements that have popped up this year and in recent years, and she s sort of the best representative of all of those dichbt mo different movements. she doesn t represent them but she s a sign of the young people standing up and saying it s time to do something different. speaking of doing something different, she spoke to leaders at copp 25, this u.n. climate change meeting in madrid, and she said the strikes, which you mentioned the major strike was last september. achieved nothing, she said, because greenhouse gases have continued to rise. you also heard she said there, she needs a break. is she starting to show a degree of frustration with how slowly some of this moves? the truth is she s been frustrated the whole time. that s her that s her that s how she expresses things. she told us when i talked to her
a delegation. there were 14 of us, to spain for the copp 25. we were very well received there. our message was we re still in. the president has opted out of paris, the paris accord. we are there saying in the house of representatives, in state houses and governors mansions and in city halls across the country, private sector and in public sector americans are still in. our children know better than some of the leaders in washington, d.c. the urgency of the climate crisis. it is a public health issue. clean air, clean water, food safety. it is our job to issue. an economic issue, jobs, jobs, jobs, good paying green jobs to keep america number one in green technology. it s a defense issue because the world is in peril from the