this really does highlight the importance of an independent, bipartisan commission the one that does not exist because it did not get enough votes in the u.s. senate. joining us now, kaitlan collins and cnn anchor and chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. i wonder what you make of what s in this report and what isn t. we have to know what s not in it. the president is not mentioned and his role. by the way, that s his role leading up to it inciting the people who carried out this attack but his role on the day of it, right? what were his communications with the defense department about deployment of a national guard force and clearly republicans don t want the answers to those questions. and imagine a terror attack where you don t investigate the role of an emom preached to his carries to follow out an attack. you don t touch it, right? by the way, donald trump is still giving that same stermen which led to violence on that day. it s a remarkable omission and you can t a
greenville not far up the river from here and large sink holes in the middle of the street, entire communities long neglected, traditionally poor black communities completely swamped, still trying to dig themselves out. also people who make their living off water as fishermen and oystermen. they ve seen their entire years thrown in the air. do you think climate change is responsible for the record rainfall and the changes we re seeing in the hurricane season? well, the scientists at the university of southern mississippi think so. they believe in climate change. they believe in sea level rise. they re doing research on those topics and so yes, we believe that climate change is impacting. it s giving more storms. it s giving more rainfall in certain areas. how is that affecting folks on the front lines such as yourself? i think it affects aulg ll o. it affects us because we re in the water every day and we re attending to our oysters, but it affects the fishermen down here
that s really hair-raising stuff. but it s interesting that people who work close to nature, fishermen, farmers, ranchers, the biggest change in opinion has been among people who are outdoors on a regular basis. there s a new book that s called farmer, rancher, fisherman, something like that, that makes this point. and you see it firsthand. now, when you come back to port where s your port? seattle, washington. okay. i was there yesterday and, of course, some of the oystermen are really having problems because of ocean acidification which is also connected to all that co 2 going in the oceans but when you come back to port, do you ever get into conversations whe you try to convince people about this who disagree with you? i ve tried. you know, because i am on the show, i m out there pretty visible. i ll have people come up to me, they ll be like, i saw all that