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Enough. like, this is a china problem. this is an india problem. china is a bad actor on the world stage. no doubt about it, so many things we could talk about. if we don't sit down with china and get a deal with china on climate change, nothing we do here is going to matter. of course we have to keep going in the right direction. but what do we do? how do we get that done? >> the president's travel itinerary, he was in the gulf states yesterday, the northeast yesterday, heading to california early next year to look at the wildfire damage, and he's taking these moments and using them to push f...

The same yesterday. he is heading to california early next week to look at the wildfire damage. there are disasters as far as the eye can see, and he's going to make the pitch to republicans too, to say, look, this affects your constituents as much as mine. we need to be treating this as americans and tackling this together, not as republicans or democrats. that will be a tough mountain to climb for sure when we have such climate change skepticism in quarters of the republican party, but the president is going to make that argument and certainly he is going to really try to use these moments t...

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Hours after this announcement, sanders toured wild fire damage in paradise, california, . >> i will never forget you for your leadership and your hard work. you are fighting for our lives. >> we are fighting for the children's lives, our grandchildren's lives, we are fighting for the future of the planet. >> but his plan was banned at the last debate. >> the green new deal makes sure that every american is guaranteed a government job they want. that is a disaster. that warning didn't do anything to help. >> john hickenlooper for president, said he is trying something new. john hickenlooper pre...

Temporary refugees from their home. at what point do you feel as if politicians in positions like the governorship of california are going to have to start proposing restrictions on where people live and basically saying, you know what, we just can't build here because we can't afford to basically maintain people living this close to the water or living this close to wildfire damage or living this close to a place that's susceptible to mud slides? >> well, look, now, we've got to the keep -- we have to make those proposals now, but we already have restrictions. people want to go build housing ...