00:00Donald thinks that climate change is a hoax perpetrated by the Chinese.
00:04I think it's real.
00:05I did not.
00:06Science is real.
00:07I do not say that.
00:07I do not say that.
00:09Do you ever call climate change a hoax?
00:13Well, all of this with the global warming and a lot of it's a hoax.
00:18It's a hoax.
00:18I mean, it's a money-making industry, okay?
00:20It's a hoax.
00:30So, now that we have a president who thinks that global warming is a Chinese hoax,
00:35just tell me what is the silver lining?
00:38You missed it.
00:38You missed it.
00:39The silver lining, of course, is that people are fighting back.
00:43Yes.
00:43Yes.
01:01When I'm home, I try to spend a lot of time out in the woods.
01:10It's a reminder of what a beautiful world this still is.
01:17It's pretty mind-blowing to think about the way that we've changed the very climate of the planet.
01:272014 was the hottest year we ever measured on the planet, until 2015 obliterated that record,
01:33until 2016 obliterated that record.
01:38If we don't win the fight on climate change in the next few years, we'll never win it,
01:43because the systems will just spiral out of control.
01:51It's depressing to watch 30 or 40 years of environmental understanding and work and care
02:00be tossed into the blender in the course of a few weeks.
02:05I've lived through a number of presidents, and I know that there's nothing normal about the situation we're in now.
02:15We suddenly have people in charge of things who are insisting that up is down and physics doesn't work.
02:23It's a kind of siege of unreason and greed.
02:27People are riled up, and rightly so.
02:30We want a leader, not a creepy tweeter!
02:40For the moment, we're going to lose every decision and every congressional vote that there is.
02:44They hold the levers of power. We've got to make sure that they don't hold them forever.
02:49How do we change the agenda in all these roles?
02:53Everybody goes home today all over the country and does all that they can.
03:01It's kind of easy sometimes to lose heart and think it's all too big and I'm too small.
03:07We are too small for any of us as individuals to make a big difference.
03:13Probably the most important thing an individual can do right now is not be so much an individual.
03:18Come together with other people in order to build something large enough to have a real chance of taking these
03:24guys on.
03:29We don't know how the battle's going to end.
03:31And so, I spend very little time worrying about how it all comes out in the end.
03:36And just wake up in the morning wondering how much trouble I can cause the fossil fuel industry in the
03:43course of the day.
03:44That seems enough.
03:45That's right!
03:47We look right back!
03:48We look right back!
03:49We look right back!
