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Adults acting as activists. i got involved in the anti-vietnam war protests. i'm as proud now that as i was then. >> the washington examiner reports greta began suffering from depression as a child, by her own admission because she learned about climate change at age 8. is that what happens when children are told the world is going to end? >> exactly. we've got to address climate change, but we should not be telling children the world is going to end. that is what is terrifying them. they are being manipulated and indoctrinated by adult climate activists were telling them things that are simpl...

And california sued in its 60th lawsuit to defend on these types of issues. as a follow up to this type of agitation in the streets, what we need to be seeing is real policy action primarily in the united states. i would say who has the ability to lead internationally but all around the world. >> so, you know, we need the action but we also need these protesters to be unrelating. they need to take a page out of the playbook, if you will. if you go back to the vietnam era and you go back to the era where the epa was created. the kids who were on campus in the 1960s and engaging in antivietnam w...

Vote. and i think one of the most important things is talking to the people who don't agree with you. because that's the only way things have gotten done is talking to each other, not ignoring each other, not screaming at each other. but having discussions and coming to a comp mrs. >> this reminds me when i was in high school and i was too young to vote but i was during the anti-vietnam war protests. and in my case i was going with my brothers who could vote. and even though i could not vote i did not feel disconnected from the political process. david, what would you say to kids who are too y...

Vote. and i think even though i can't vote i can have conversations with my parents and my family and friends and talk about politics and inspire them to vote. and i think one of the most important things is talking to the people who don't agree with you. because that's the only way things have gotten done is talking to each other, not ignoring each other, not screaming at each other. but having discussions and coming to a comp mrs. >> this reminds me when i was in high school and i was too young to vote but i was during the anti-vietnam war protests. and in my case i was going with my brother...

Thousands of people taking to the streets calling for an end to gun violence and action at the congressional level. let's discuss, with us is molly ball. cnn legal commentator and president of the senate conservative fund ken cuccinelli and commentator and former hillary clinton campaign manager robby mook. when you look at the images and you hear what we heard today from the rally here in washington, does this feel like a real movement, something comparable to the civil rights movement or the anti-vietnam war protests? >> i mean, i don't know how old you think i am, i was not there -- >> neit...