. >> actors and activists sigourney weaver joins us with ian saunders with the african environmental film foundation. thank you both for coming in. this was eye-opening even for those of us in the audience at this screening with hillary clinton who think we know about terror, who think we know about what's going on in the world. do you think people are ignorant of what's going on, sigourney? >> there is a huge ivory trade and a huge demand in this country, unbelievably and in china. that confirms a lot of status in asia and people are told here that this is either old ivory that was carved many decades ago or that elephants shed their tusks like deer do antlers and of course, when you see the movie and you know the fact, actually they lop off the entire face of the elephant to get the tusks and they kill the whole

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