face flooding and they can t afford the dikes. how do you do something about this? i think the first thing is to make it more people-centered. that means looking at it from the point of the view of impact on people now. this isn t a problem of the future, which quite a few people still think it is. melting glaciers, melting slowly somewhere and it will no. it s an absolute problem now, all over the world, including here in the united states. and what we need to do is, i think, get everybody to take three steps. the first step is make it personal in your life. do something that you wouldn t have been doing and deal with your own carbon footprint in some way. that might mean recycle more carefully, change your eating habits. i ve been a pescatarian. i don t eat meat anymore. the second step is get angry and get active. get angry with those with moral responsibility, lie governments and cities to do more, and get active with supporting with your voice and vote, and also those who are
what some of the these initiatives are all about and some of the social injustice that s been going on in these communities for many years. and he has a voice to those communities. he also has other initiatives around the country in other different neighborhoods. so he s a guy that i think can relate to both sides. i think he s a guy through his music and through his representation of all the players and entertainment artists that he represents can get that message across to the nfl and to other people in higher positions that more needs to be done. this isn t a problem that s going to be solved by the nfl by itself. but i think what the nfl owners did last year was they donated $90 million over six years to their players initiative fund, and a lot of those programs are starting to be initiated throughout the country. i don t think a lot of people know about that. and now they re starting to take it a step further with this association with jay-z and rock nation. so i think things are
different neighborhoods. so he s a guy that i think can relate to both sides. i think he s a guy through his music and through his representation of all the players and entertainment artists that he represents can get that message across to the nfl and to other people in higher positions that more needs to be done. this isn t a problem that s going to be solved by the nfl by itself. but i think what the nfl owners did last year was they donated the $90 million over six years to their players initiative fund and a lot of those programs are starting to be initiated throughout the country. i don t think a lot of people know about that. and now they re starting to take it a step further with this association with jay-z and rock nation. so i think things are being done in the right direction to try and help some of the social injustice that s being done in these communities. but it s not going to be done only by the nfl. it s going to take a lot of different entities to get that done.
misleading when they say racism isn t a problem in this country. it is. a lot of people fear others. he s playing on that. what will the democrats do? we re bringing on two representatives tonight that represent campaigns and have support. what is their strategy for this? did they see what this election is about? it s not medicare for all versus some half measure. it s about the soul of the country. that s what we re taking on. and i m not sure any of the candidates none of the republican candidates, you know, in 2016 knew how to campaign against donald trump. i think it s very hard. people don t play with this poison. we haven t seen it done this way before. but the president s not dumb and he s not wrong. certainly. it s about how is it counter. what is its positive opposite. that will be the battle test for anybody that wants to take on this president. you heard them at that rally tonight. there can be no question if people got his message. they were saying send her back.
let s check in with chris and see what he s working on for cuomo prime time. you re listening to the rally, right? i think we have to be very honest about what this election is going to be about. we could talk about how it s about health care or some policy. this is a definitional election about what the soul of this country is about. this president knows what he s doing. he s right when he says a lot of people agree with him. that s because the right is misleading when they say racism isn t a problem in this country. it is. a lot of people fear others. he s playing on that. what will the democrats do? we re bringing on two representatives tonight that represent campaigns and have support. what is their strategy for this? did they see what this election is about? it s not medicare for all versus some half measure. it s about the soul of the country. that s what we re taking on. and i m not sure any of the candidates none of the republican candidates, you know, in 2016 knew how