>> it certainly has, but if anything that should be attached to leonard nimoy or jimmy doo han.he engineer and spock was first officer. it should have been them. it happened to the helmsman of the starship enterprise and later the captain of the starship excelsior. >> it is interesting that "star multiethnic crew, like nothing we had ever seen before on television, and then you as a gay activist to get to the next level. >> that was gene roddenberry's vision of the future, where you see our diversity as a strength by working together in concert, each entry beating his or her unique talent or perspective or unique vantage point. in fact is what is true. part of the united states' great strength is our diversity, and now we're recognizing there are aspects of diversity that you cannot see like sexual orientation, but now that society is changing, we're discovering people who make enormous contributions to our society have this kind of invisible aspect to diversity. >> all right, our editor-at-large cory johnson speaking with actor george takei krut the director of the documentary.

>> it certainly has, but that should have an attached to leonard nimoy or jimmy do in -- jimmy doohan have been them but it happens to the helmsman of the starship enterprise and later the captain of the starship excelsior. >> it's wonderful that the enterprise had a multicultural crew like nothing that had been seen before on television and menu is a gay activist taking that again to another level but from that wonderful form. >> that was gene roddenberry's vision of the future where we see our diversity as the strength by working together in consort, each contributing his or her unique talent or unique perspective or unique vantage point. true.s what in fact is greatof the united states' strength is our diversity and now we are recognizing there are aspects of diversity you can't see like sexual orientation, but now that society is changing, we are discovering people who make enormous contributions to our society have this kind of invisible aspect to diversity. >> cory johnson speaking with and ageorge takei documentary of ash director of the documentary, "to be takei" that availabl

in college, the big thing was at the global freeze. 1978 on the cover of time and "newsweek," leonard nimoyhat was the consent sunday view -- >> not consensus -- >> it was. i'm saying should we be careful leaping and then paying trillions of dollars for a problem that -- >> if you were ill and 98 doctors told you, you needed surgery in old to prevent terrible things and two told you, your weren't sure -- >> would i kit smit myself to expensive chemotherapy for cancer that isn't there. >> it's nonsense. over go to a doctor who does surgery versus a doctor who doesn't you're more likely to recommend surgery. these are scientists, they're hand-picked by governments because they'll agree with the conclusion, it's pure politics, masquerading asq science. >> could you be open -- you disagree whether it's urgent, but ashley, would you be open to say we can look at this and examine it. all i'm drawing a difference do we need to make it the number one concern as it has been presented at thek(q u.n., as its been presented by the president, by john kerry, and a host of others. i'm not saying it doesn

remember in the late 70s, the great global freeze, it was on the cover of news week and "time" and leonard nimoyas doing a documentary on the great ice age to come. that was the collective wisdom of the scientific community back then, and now we're told this is the collective wisdom of a scientific community now. you can blame a lot of americans, maybe at my age, for saying, wait a minute, which is it? >> i personally, i'm not a scientist, all i can do is listen to scientists. i'm not somebody who goes to church every week, i do listen to scientists. neil: they're not mutually exclusive. >> well, have another debate on that one. but i think that i do believe that if 95% of scientists believe something -- >> i only raise that not to be a taciturn but tight numbers at the time really believe that global freeze was taking hold. and maybe in 77, 78 we had a lot of bad blizzards. >> too far ago for me to remember. neil: do you think it's real enough for us to do something? >> if the scientists feel that strongly, you know, i would take it seriously, and if nothing else as an insurance policy. neil: m