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amy: thank you very much, congress member ro khanna, democratic congressmember from cafornia.ty whip of the congressional progressive caucus. next up, two stories about saudi arabia, how the kingdom is funneling liens into donald trump's golf resorts and how saudi arabia imprisoned two wikipedia administrators who posted content critical of the country's human rights records. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. the justice department and congress are facing news calls to investigate donald trump's financial ties to saudi arabia the latest controversy centers on a new golf tournament which is owned by saudi arabia's sovereign public investment fund. the chair of the fund is saudi crown prince mohamed bin salman. the new league has paid millions to golf resorts owned by donald trump who has publicly supported the new league which is attempting to compete with the pga. >> appreciate the decisi to host this event. >> i have known these people for a long time in saudi arabia and

traditional cement is made from limestone, blasted out of the side of giant quarries like this one in cafornia'some to life. >> yep. >> reporter: steve regis runs cement operations for cal portland's oro grande cement plant. >> this is limestone. >> reporter: limestone contains calcium, the binding agent in cement. but limestone also contains carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas rapidly warming the planet. >> now, of course, the co2 up the stack is the obvious elephant in the room. >> reporter: he took us up to the top of the plant -- >> just watch your hardhat so it doesn't fall off. >> reporter: -- to show us this giant kiln. >> that's really the heart of the cement plant. >> reporter: where the limestone is super heated to about 2700 degrees using these piles of coal. that process releases tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. >> this stack is where the co2 comes out? >> correct. >> reporter: regis argues that concrete is a time-tested and reliable building material and the industry is working to make it cleaner. but back at brimstone cody finke has discovered a potentially game-chan