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Message that has a positive message and it can be received in a capitalist marketplace with success. kayleigh: without hollywood. angel studios -- without hollywood. >> it shows inspiration for whatever you have out there, entrepreneurial instinct or idea you have, it can find success, being true to who it is. kayleigh: well, on to the success of john kerry or lack therefore. he's heading -- lack thereof. he's heading to china to convince them to reduce c o2 emissions. they build a coal factory every week. china, 11,472. you see the u.s., half that. we're the ones who are going to shut down th...

Biden, was part of of the problem. >> absolutely. that's the same thing we've been true. have it done by russia and other countries like that. i mean, it's complete madness, totally hypocritical. what he could have added is, okay, chinas' not going, russia's not going, india is going but i think very reluctant to change much in terms of coal use in india. so you basically got about 40% of the world's outputters of c o2 who are not going to budge an inch and the rest of us are supposed to have extensive energy in return. it doesn't make sense. todd: quickly, he can't even pass his own agenda wi...

Climate? and if not, what do you hear instead? >> what i hear, c o2 reductions, are two things i hear, number one is the closure of refinelies, chemical plants and the migration of jobs to india and to china. so we in the united kingdom have reduced our c o2 since 1990 by 44%. so we have reduced output the most and we've done it by outsourcing jobs and industry to india and china. it is frankly madness. it makes no difference to overall c o2 output. it adds to it because the goods that are being made there are shipped back to here. so some of this is utter nonsense. of course there are jobs in...

Sort of where the u.s. sits in the world in terms of food, in terms of our energy consumption, right? the u.s. has 5% of the world population but we use 25% of the world's coal, 27% of the world's gas, right? we are the great consumers of the world's energy. but we also basically eat all the food, right? when you look at global calorie intake, the u.s. is the highest global calorie intake. we're using all the coal. we're eating all the food. is that why we don't act? because we feel well fed and like there's plenty of resources? >> two parts to the question. remember, most countries would love...

Are quickly running out of time to reduce carbon emissions enough to avoid the catastrophic consequences of climate change. among a laundry list of bad news of what will happen if we do nothing. some of the reports of the most dire warnings are reserved to what happens to our food. a decrease in the yield of crop yields. global prices could increase anywhere from 3% to 84% by the year 2050. and warmer, more acidic oceans could make fish harder to catch and more difficult to feed those and eat the fish who survive. and, some crops could even become less nutritious and filling as a result of gro...