U. S. Senate. Sundays at 9 00 eastern and pacific on cspan. Continues. Oft we welcome the ceo you say you are an optimist when it comes to the future of conservation and climate. Is it hard to be an optimist in todays world . Guest great to be here. It is sometimes hard to be an optimist, but a pessimist i dont think ever got anything done. You have to think that the world could be better tomorrow. I just had a baby girl, six weeks old. Host congratulations. Myst a little unexpected at age, but when you look at this kid, you really feel like you cant help but feel a great sense of hope. Host you think most environmentalists are optimists right now . Guest no, i dont think so. I think todays current drive in environmentalism is really out of a sense of real despair. It, particularly young people, because those young people will have to deal with the worst. The opportunities for doing something about it are rapidly shrinking. Folks from my generation still remember the natural world, sti
A packed house. I do not know if i have ever seen in the auditorium this full. You draw an audience. It is a slow news cycle in south asia, so this is surprising. We are very excited to have the ambassador here to give remarks today. I am going to start with a few housekeeping items to introduce before i introduce the ambassador, 1520 minutes and then move to a moderated discussion including getting q a from the audience. We would like to leave some time to make this interactive discussion. But we do have some heritage products in the u. S. Relationship. This has been a big priority for the Heritage Foundation, for myself, for the u. S. Government. We releasedt night a new paper, navigating differences and consolidated reviewing some of the progress, some of the remarkable progress made in the first term modi. Dy and what we can expect in terms of opportunities and also challenges. Here at heritage we will be organizing a big conference on indiau. S. Relations in partnership with the O
You can catch up with us on social media. On twitter it is cspanwj. On facebook it is facebook. Com cspan. A very good monday morning to you. We can start calling in as show you President Trump yesterday as he was leaving new jersey on his way back to the white house, he spoke about the impacts of tariffs and the status of the u. S. China trade war. [video clip] nothingfs have caused or in my opinion, very little. We have important prices all the way through july and they are down 1. 8 so the import prices have gone down. China is eating the tariffs because of monetary manipulation and they are pouring a lot of money into their country because they dont want to lose jobs. They are losing they lost over 2 million jobs in a short period of time and they want to make a deal. We will see what happens, but they definitely want to make a deal. Host that was the president on the tarmac headed back to washington, d. C. We will take a look at his twitter page today and let you know what he has
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