that is sort of where the democratic message is going to be if the last two nights were any indication. the president will depend his economy robustly, but i do think democrats have an opportunity to go into industrial midwest states. to go into the farm communities and say, yeah, the economy is improving. it s just not improving for everyone. we can do better. shannon: okay, and to this point. harmeet: shannon, can i respond to that? shannon: sure. harmeet: i was going to say a lot of the people on the stage have been in power for many generations in the country. joe biden has been in power for more than i have been a life. in all of those years, they have been neglecting what moe is mentioning so to come back and say, we have solutions for you, those people who voted for donald trump because democrats have neglected them so it is too late to start talking about socialism as a sort of fix for their failures.
possible to grow our economy robustly while at the same time doing the right thing for our environment and tackling climate change in a serious way. welcome back to the ed show. u.s. lawmakers are taking several major steps in the battle against climate change. first up let s look at california. that state is tightening up water restrictions for its residents. the nation s most populated state has the driest january since recordkeeping began back in 1985. some residents are obviously worried. if this goes on a few more years, the people won t have a choice. earlier today governor jerry brown announceded emergency drought legislation prohibiting certain water use. this is a struggle. and it s going to be something we re going to have to live with for how long we re not sure. we re going to have to find the recycling, the storage, the efficiencies and there s more to do. next president obama is ordering the government to slash the output of greenhouse gases