about transitioning the economy. i want to put that aside. a fight in the democratic party right now and in this primary will get sourted out is a key thing happening. i asked elizabeth warren and you heard her answer and every candidate. what s the first bill you move? what s the big first domestic priority? we re seeing now is a fight in the party and partly being worked out in realtime, heather, that like climate is the answer to that, should be the answer to the question. the twin crisis of the time is inequality and climate change and the answer is both is democracy. i agree it s important to get the climate bill this planet desperately needs. we need to make the people in office at that time e knocklatt. i see the theory of the case you can t get the planet we deserve, that our children deserve without dealing with corruption. do you see that priority question because i watched, you know, i watched the 2008 primary
what s the first bill you move? what s the big first domestic priority? we re seeing now is a fight in the party and partly being worked out in realtime, heather, that like climate is the answer to that, should be the answer to the question. the twin crisis of the time is inequality and climate change and the answer is both is democracy. i agree it s important to get the climate bill this planet desperately needs. we need to make the people in office at that timetime. i see the theory of the case you can t get the planet we deserve, that our children deserve without dealing with corruption. do you see that priority question because i watched, you know, i watched the 2008 primary and watched health care, i mean, through the process, health care, became clear whoever would win that primary in 2008, it was going to be a health care bill. yeah. they had to deal with the stimulus and the first big thing, do you think we re watching this sort of prioritization play out now?