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Diplomacy. on the other hand. democrats will keep pooh poohing the concerns about due process forgetting that millions of republican voters also need to feel this process is fair. so listen, investigation should go forward, but we already pretty much know what we'll get, party line votes and vote chambers, trump still in office and deeper divisions in america. that's where we are. so if we've got to go through this, let's not make it worse by speaking about each other so harshly. house minority whip steve sdal ease accus scalise of holding, trump called his critics human scum and each republic...

Challenges with the pg&e and the big utility out there and people are very frustrated. should pg&e be taking over? what needs to happen to get the utility on the side of fire suppression and not doing these blackouts all of the time? >> when i took the oath of office ten months ago they had just filed for bankruptcy coming out at the top of the show, coming out of the two most destructive wildfire seasons back-to-back, 2017 and 2018. people may recall the camp fire in northern california that took 85 lives and 19,000 structures were destroyed in that historic fire. that was it for that utility...

Very challenging. >> speaking of people coming together. you tweeted to president trump some thanks in appreciation. you guys don't usually get along. what have your conversations been like with him and the rest of the federal government. >> i haven't had a chance to dialogue directly and i've reached out to him, but his administration and his staff has been extraordinarily helpful. his national security/homeland security director has been helpful. we've asked for assistance and the fmag process, which is the fire management assistant grant and they've provided seven to the state of california...

I love elizabeth warren. there are so many good democrats that it is not enough to take on the one republican. you know? >> in 2016 young voters were the only age group to increase turnout by about 1% but adults between 18 and 29 are still the least likely to vote. could we see a big change in 2020? what are the issues you think will motivate young folks to turn out in 2020? >> i don't know because i don't know if they believe in the federal process. >> wow. >> i think they've watched not just for the last four years but almost the last 12 years a congress that has by and large passed no piece...

>> again, national campaigns do not affect your life as much as local campaigns. so if you lose, lick your wounds, shake the other person's hand, go home, and vote anyone in locally who is reflective of who you would have supported nationally. >> thank you. two separate people raised the lack of interest and distrust of the federal process and federal elections. that is something everybody should pay a lot of attention to. listen, thank you for tuning in. thank you to all my guests. thank you for watching. i'm van jones. peace and love to one another. [cheers and applause] y ♪ ♪ spread a l...