americans over the course of the next months. and this is going to become a primary issue. governor, what does more what does more to sort of focus people s attention to this issue, a town hall or the fact that, you know, look at your state? i mean, the wildfires are worse. and there s probably nothing right now you can do about it. well, we are very happy and very proud of what we have done in california, and i think we are perfect proof that you can protect the environment and protect the economy at the same time, because we have the strictest environmental laws in california and at the same time, we re the number one economic, way ahead of the united states average growth is around 3.6%, but the united states growth is around 2%. and you know, we create more jobs, millions of jobs since we have passed those laws. so you can see that we can both be the fifth largest economy in the world, right behind china,
there. do you ignore president trump or still try to convince him to change his mind and would you have that one-on-one meeting? i totally agree with john when he said it s not just one person. we have to convince the whole world, and i think the way to convince the whole world is by not just always talking about climate change, which doesn t mean that much to most of the people. as a matter of fact, we have done a poll through the schwarzenegger institute, and you and i have talked about that. when we said climate change, it was like of the conservatives, there were only 17% interested and thought there was a serious threat. but as soon as we said pollution, the numbers went over 50%. so we got to communicate environmental community has to communicate better and talk about pollution because pollution is a threat right now. when you introduce this piece, you talked about in 200050, people can t think about 2050. they think about now, how can they survive, provide jobs, go and feed
nixon s. for example, i think timing is having a lot to do with this and happy belated thanksgiving. look, between thanksgiving and christmas, i know i, for a fact, don t want to get angry at people. i don t want to be angry impeachment for democrats to move the impeachment needle. they ve got to get people angrier than they are today. especially in the center in america. that s not happening. i also see evolution. you know, we don t see right and wrong the same way we did in the 70s during richard nixon. america has evolved in its right or wrong philosophy. look, i think what president trump is ostensibly being accused of is more serious than what richard nixon was accused of, but richard nixon s numbers tumbled to the point where he couldn t sustain the presidency, so he quit. and you know, i don t see the democrats gaining from this unless somehow, some way they re able to move the political needle as well as a few republican votes.
but i see this as part of a bigger pattern. and the pattern is this. he betrays the trust of the american people. he puts his private interests, he puts his business interests, his partisan political interests in front of our country. that s what people get. that s whyia see, for instance, the fact that he went out there and rallied for the opponents, republicans in louisiana and kentucky, and the democrats won. we have a new democratic governor in kentucky. and that is because the people said, you know what, he s betrayed us on health care. we haven t been able to get the health care we want. do you fear, though, what he could do? how he would interpret a senate acquittal? i have no idea what he will do. all i know is that we have an obligation to the country to lead, to have this proceeding be conducted fairly, which i believe it has. it was all in public in the last week, people got to see people like lieutenant colonel vindman who made the american point to his dad, hey, this i
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