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Not easy. he and his country have the full and complete support of the usa." joining me now "new york" magazine deputy editor david wallace wells. he's also the author of "uninhabitable earth: life after warming." david, good off you with us. let's talk about the consequences of these fires taking place in amazon. put it in perspective for us. >> well, actually, the fires themselves are not all that important. these are mostly being burnt by farmers who are clearing their land on rainforest acreage that has already been cleared. the problem is the bigger picture perspective, which is that ja...

Deforestation there's deserts protection lies of. no go it's completely unacceptable the tropical rainforests are being destroyed just to produce cheap charcoal should be happening it's madness bombs in. nigeria with 186000000 inhabitants it's the most populated country in africa this is where most of the charcoal imported to the e.u. comes from it's a huge business not only in nigeria paragliding in south america is another big global player. according to the un over half the trees cut down worldwide are burnt to produce charcoal with severe effects to the climate. nigerian. praised the high

Compressed bearcats are especially hard to examine they consist mostly of coal dust and starch but even here the expert is able to find traces of wood. image told them individually identifying would species is called wood anatomy we identify types of wood based on their anatomical structure model and deal have been examining plant structures for 2 or 300 years what's important is to have reference material but they aren't. that's why the kunin institute of wood research stores thousands of samples of various trees. but in spoke to him at my ease on the structural features we can see here we ca...

Japan. secretary of state mike pompeo asked about the latest intelligence disruption during visit to canada, here is what he had to say? >> we are disappointed to see the decision that the south koreans made about that information sharing agreement. we are urging each of the two countries to continue to engage and continue to have dialogue. >> while the decision to terminate the agreement was announced on thursday it is not expected to go into effect roughly 3 months from now, molly. >> a lot of the issues to be discussed at the g7, thank you, mark, we appreciate it. >> at the g7 beautiful but...

Election, but he wins it with 33% of people saying he's honest and trustworthy. he wins it 64 -- two-thirds of people say he wasn't honest and trustworthy. he won that election. this one is stunning to me, 38% of people saying he is qualified to serve as president. these are not current numbers, folks. this is not from a recent cnn poll. this is from the 2016 exit poll, people who had just voted. we knew what we were getting. so how does he win is the question. he wins because people want radical change and they are willing to vote for him, putting aside all of those concerns. >> chris cillizz...