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plenty of puicity, verery little commenent on the most signgnifit fact. every single candidate either denied that what is happening is happening -- namely, serious move towards environmental catastrophe -- or there were a couple of moderates, so-called -- jeb bush, who said, "maybe it's happening. we really don't know. but he doesn't matter because fracking is working fine, so we can get more fossil fuels." then there was the guy who was called the adult in the room, john kasich, the one person who said, "yes, it's true. global warming is going on. but it doesn't matter." he is the governor of ohio. "in ohio, we're going to go on using coal for energy, and we're not going to apologize for it." so that's 100% commitment to racing towards disaster. then t take a look at what has hahappened since. november 8 was the election. there was, as most o of you kno, i'm sure, a very i important conference underway in morocco -- marrakech, morocco. almost roughly 200 countries at the united nations-sponsored conference, which was -- the goal of which was to put some

forces--c.i.o., socialists, and communists-- had enormous support in the united statates, they were verery powerful, and that they y could mount a serios proboblem for this counntry. so, roosevelt went to his friends. you know, he came from a very well-estatablished,d, very wealy family. and he went to his wealthy friends, many of whom were businessmen, and he e said, "look, i thihink i gotta do something here, because if i don't, we're gonna have a lot of trouble. and, , dear genentleme, you who are very wealthy and you who run n the big corporations, , not only do i think we neeeed to do this, but you're gonnnna have to pay r it. t the government has no m m. we're in the depression. nobody's paying any taxes. nobody has jobs. so you're gonna have to pay--the rich and the corporations. and here's what you're gonna pay for. i'm gonna take care of the people. i'm gonna help poor people, unemployed people, an american population that's in trouble. i'm gonna help them big-time, and you're gonna pay for it. and you know why? because if you don't, coming down the road are those sococialists and