at least we have cpp, the city power plan, the clean power plan, the law that can stop asthma attacks and death. the law that can help continue the generation. why repeal the law? the law that is going to save so many lives of children. children. i bet having these kids in the crowd will have asthma and an attack. it's a decision, trump, i don't want your excuse of science is not a real thing. where is your evidence to support your claim? or for children and the earth you live in. what a pal, wanting coal and saying he cares about children and the environment. right. oh, wait a minute, how can you prove it when you want coal, a toxic rock. drop it. if you care about the children and the kids on the earth. [cheers and applause] money is not important right now. this is considered life or death. you should say why should you listen to a kid? hello, are you listening? you burn coal, we inherit it. and before i go i want to say -- wait, what? we don't want no dirty coal, he have oakland soul. >> we haven't done an honest evaluation of the role efficiency can play. until we do that, we thi

to see us reengage in terms of cpp.ft out of the world marketplaces. so i think the attitude is hopeful about the president will listen to the markets and members of congress who have real concerns about what he is talking about. beyond the bully will put you have with your fellow selling as is, how much power and influence to you have? act onsident wants to and cane provision act you stop them? or do you just have a conservation role? there is a difficult argument to make that this is really a national security concern and our largest supplier of steel comes from canada so that is a reliable partner. hasrtunately, congress given away because traditional authority to the president on trade. i think congress has given way too much authority to the president and i think it is time takeart demanding that we the authority back. david: have we come to that that thereou think is enough concern over the growth benefit on jobs back here in the economy. can we take action and take back the constitutional authority? >> i'm not su