signed onto a statement to the president as well as fortune 500 giants like general motors, dow chemical and coca-cola. paris aims to keep global temperatures from increasing more than 2 degrees compared to pre-industrial times. that's really hard to achieve. humans would have to stop polluting the air at least 50 years to get anywhere near that goal. but corporate america says it can live with the paris framework because the emissions limits it says are voluntary. there's no mechanism in the paris accords that forces countries to comply. and on the surface, compliance could be costly. one study suggests the net cost of the u.s. millenial to reduce emissions could run as high as $4 trillion by the year 2050 but could also be lucrative. efforts will spur growth in clean technology industries that favor american companies. now the president is jeopardizing that. and doing nothing to combat climate change is sure to be costly too. trillions of dollars in losses from increasing crop damage, rising floods and climate refugees. however, the paris agreement does spell yet further disaster for the coal indust

it's why general electric and coca-cola and dow chemical are in favor of this plan.e to leave it there. blake, sean, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> great to be here. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: keep it right here on the fox channel for the latest on the fallout from the president's announcement. former campaign manager corey lewandowski joins howard kurtz on "media buzz" to talk about the coverage. that's tomorrow at 1 is a.m. eastern -- 11 a.m. eastern. and don't miss "fox news sunday," chris wallace has an exclusive interview with epa administrator scott pruitt about what happens next. he will also talk to former vice president al gore who called president trump's actions reckless, as you probably know. check your local listings for time and channel. >>> and tomorrow on this show spokesman for vice president mike pence will join us with more on the administration's take, that's at 1 p.m. eastern, of course. don't miss it. leland: we'll see you then. meantime, the president wants law enforcement agencies to hire veterans, can and he is p