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Income inequality? >> look, if you look at what i stand for, i'm one of the first people of the democrats to push for a wealth tax. i want to restore the inheritance tax. i would undo all of the republican reductions in corporate taxes. but more than that, i believe that there has been a 40-year attack on working people in the united states that it's been a specific attack on organized labor for 40 years. and i believe if we break this corporate stranglehold on our democracy, one of the things we have to do is make sure that the way people earn the way the money is distributed in our society i...

For people who cannot reconcile those two things, what do you say? >> listen when i was investing money, we invested in every part of the economy. over time i came to realize that some parts of the economy had unintended bad consequences for the american people. so i divested from all fossil fuels, i took the giving pledge and for the last ten years i've been organizing coalitions of ordinary americans to take on the oil companies, we've been beating them at the ballot box. to take on utilities and force them to create clean energy and we've been beating them at the ballot box and to push as h...

Accord. the ceo of g.e. says he's disappointed with the decision. elon musk of tesla has called it not good for america or the world. >> i think symbolically it's important, but since 1945 the united states has been the leader in organizing coalitions to deal with global problems, global challenges whether it's security, military or things like pandemics. so for the united states to take this signature achievement that took years and years to do and finally got india and china into the tent, that was always the big problem with climate change. you couldn't get the new ones to get in. everyone ...

The globe are blasting president trump's decision to pull out of the paris accord. nearly 200 countries back the agreement. the united states is one of three that have rejected it. syria and nicaragua are the others. a lot to discuss with fareed zakaria. you said the u.s. resigned as leader of the free world. >> i think symbolically, it's that important. its 1945, the united states las been the leader in organizing coalitions to global problems, security or military or even pandemics. so for the united states to take this signature achievement that took years and years to do and finally got in...