president the world's most famous into infamous perhaps climate denier but it is gretta totenberg as much as the president if not more that most people here want to see and listen to jonah thank you so a lot going on in the swiss alps and as we know donald trump is in davos off to months of arguments and build up his impeachment trial set to begin in the senate later on tuesday on the show is al jazeera senior political analyst and he's here to talk us through it all good to see you my one given what we're hearing about this trial the senate controlled by the republicans mitch mcconnell sitting down his rules as well which is going to make it more difficult to bring more witnesses introduce new evidence are we looking at a very quick process. so it seems but there's a bit of a there is a bit of a hiccup in the sense that yes he wants and he insists on and he's designing the whole process to be quick but in the same time he's allowing certain votes in each and every phase and if the fore. senate squads the republicans many of the moderates among the senate republicans like the senator

people at this year's meeting were gretta tom berg and donald trump how old is she now 17 yes that's true but what is your response to. this one point from and totenberg the polar opposite of the new wave of discourse that seems to have come into its own here this week about climate change about the environment even about the old ways of capitalist thinking that have always seemed so at home here in davos we must remember that as long as we do not treat this crisis as a crisis and as long as the facts and the signs are being left completely ignored then we will not be able to solve this crisis world leaders and c e o's many of them are responding with one in particular the billionaire founder of cloud computing giant sales force marc benioff declaring capitalism dead. this accession that we have with maximizing profits for shareholders alone. has led to the incredible inequality in a planetary emergency but among the banking giants some like citibank and goldman sachs pushed back against calls by climate activist to stop funding the biggest polluters that after greenpeace called out a number of banks represented at davos for having lent $1.00 trillion

about people at this year's meeting were gretta tom berg and donald trump how old is she now 17 that's what is your response to. this one point from and totenberg polar opposite of the new wave of discourse that seems to have come into its own here this week about climate change about the environment even about the old ways of capitalist thinking that have always seemed so at home here in davos we must remember that as long as we do not treat this crisis as a crisis and as long as the facts and the signs are being left completely ignored then we will not be able to solve this crisis world leaders and c e o's many of them are responding with one in particular the billionaire founder of cloud computing giant sales force marc benioff declaring capitalism did this obsession that we have with maximizing profits for shareholders along. there's low do incredible inequality planetary emergency but among the banking giants some like citibank and goldman sachs pushed back against calls by climate activists to stop funding the biggest polluters that after greenpeace called out a number of banks represented at davos for having lent $1.00 trillion dollars t