-- tom stier's position on this?es: they did expect some pushback because they will continue to profit on fossil fuels. this is a buggy whip holding onto its own interests and does recognize the future lies in renewable energy. you heard him say on the snippet you showed before i came on that he believes once policymakers advocate for and mandate some of these green energy policies, that private industry will fall into lockstep with that and find ways to make money. those private and its trees may not be occidental or chevron, they may be industries that don't exist yet or companies that are more nimble than some of these old oil companies that may be have not moved quickly enough into the green energy sphere. betty: when we had gone to his ranch in california and i sat down with him, i was interested and surprised by -- despite being an environmentalist, he's a capitalist. one of the comments he made was i understand why exxon wants to protect themselves. their duty is to their own shareholders and that is their fid

betty: and we will find out why oil companies are taking aim at tom stier -- the billionaire hedge fundurned climate change ambassador. pimm: good afternoon. i'm pimm fox. betty: i'm betty liu. let's look at how markets are trading. we are losing some steam with stocks fluctuating in the morning and now pretty much

[laughter] you know tom story who's really -- stier who's really taken a lead on climb change.i think while we should absolutely be putting pressure on politicians, we also should not assume that all business people are the same and they will all have the same quarterly short-term interests. we need to focus on who are saying interesting things, not just saying them, but doing them, and then talk about how we can set policies that replicate good behavior. >> well, i'd like to stick with the politics for a second in the following way. it's very interesting to me and, in fact, somewhat uplifting and corroborating to hear all the different voices from all the different political corners talking about this problem. you've got jeb bush, if you go to his, the announcement of his pac or campaign, whatever, talking about mobility, the challenge of mobility. and you've got paul ryan for the new york minute there where mitt romney got into the race, he was no longer saying inequality should just be talked about in quiet rooms which is what he said in 2012, now he's saying inequality is a

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