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>> this is endangering the world. >> if we stand alone, it is more than reckless. we are endangering the planet, the american people, and the economy at a fragile stage. >> eboni: eric, i'm going to say for me that was a bit dramatic. but for those that want to talk about the economics, and you are a money guy. he beats it perk out -- maybe it's not damaging the world but the economy, it's a nostalgic economic model and that we should be planning forthat is m. >> eric: anyone who is surprised donald trump is debating. i'm surprised he has not come out and said we are pulling out. the man ran o...
Congress that's senate and house republican-controlled. allow me to do this. i don't want to come off as a climate denier. i am not that. we may be warming, i'm not positive, but we may be and it may be an issue. the economics of it, china and brazil are going to pull out, even if they signed the treaty, they are going to pollute. if they are polluting more than they are supposed to, there's no indication they will hold up their end of the treaty. what happens is, we will be here forking over all this money and our countries will be able to complete with the chinese or brazilians because they ...
Forward. jobs in technology and solar power. there's no harm in it. no harm in moving our jobs and economic model toward a futuristic, more technology based model. >> eric: you mean away from manufacturing? as kirsten points out, driven by the market. penalizing manufacturing companies. >> garland: if you are going to argue that the market is going to fix it, if climate change is real, then it's the single greatest failure of the market. how could the market fix something that it created? >> eboni: you mean because people are still relying heavily on things yesteryear? >> garland: manufacturin...