with the mexican government, which is something mexico has done, has been, really, an achievement of the mexican asylum agency, but it is not got as much high level attention of the mexican government. and ironically, here, i think the us government may be pushing mexico to invest a bit more in the humanitarian protection side. will grant is in mexico city. ijust wonder where i just wonder where expectations are being set for these talks. it’s i just wonder where expectations are being set for these talks. tt’fz . a being set for these talks. it s a difficult one, being set for these talks. it s a difficult one, isn t being set for these talks. it s a difficult one, isn t it? - being set for these talks. it s a difficult one, isn t it? because| being set for these talks. it s a i difficult one, isn t it? because on one hand there will be an element of rebuilding the relation ship after the trump administration. during the trip administration, as you heard from the commentator t
well. i m thinking about what the world s going to look like in 2054 when i goat to the current age of the current president, and if we don t act aggressively and immediately on climate, it s not going to be a pretty picture. chris: are you saying, for instance, that some of the talk about retrofitting every building in america or trying to make the country carbon-free by 2030, that that s just unrealistic? we re going to have to do it chris: by 2030? if we can t do carbon-free, we ll do net carbon free, which means we re taking out as much as we re putting in. we have got to do this. this timetable isn t being set by congress, it s being set by science, and it s going to hit those deadlines are going to hit with or without us, so we have to act. what thehe green new deal gets right is it realizes there s also a lot of activity in this, retrofitting means a huge amount of building trades in this country.