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America Is Built Around This Premise That You Can Do It, And There Are An Awful Lot Of People Who Are Unlikely To Have Done It Who Did.

People Vote Against Their Own Interests That All The Time. But When You Do The Polling In The U.s., It Has Gone From Less Than 50 Percent Who Thought Climate Change Was Real To 70-odd Percent. And If You Listen To The Republicans In Congress, They Used To Say, "oh, Climate Change Doesn't Exist." Then They Switched To "well, It Exists, But It's Not Man-made," To "well, I'm Going To Address The Issue." Why? Because When They Go Home, The Local Constituent Says, "wait A Second. What Are You Talking About? We Just Had A Flood. We Haven't Had Rain In A Long Time." They Can't Get Away From It.

I Don't Think There's Much Difference Between The Two Parties. I Think Whatever Their Constituents At The Moment Want, That's What They Believe. If Their Constituents Changed, They Would Change Overnight.

I Make No Secret Of The Fact That I Was Not A Big Hillary Clinton Supporter, But I Thought In The Two-way Race Between Her And Donald Trump, That She Should Have Been The President. But Trump Promised A Lot Of Things. And Now He's Six Months In And Hasn't Passed A Piece Of Legislation Yet. Now, I Personally Have Said We Should Help Him. I Didn't Vote For Him. I Didn't Think He Was The Right Person. But Once We Have An Election And He Gets Elected, Then We Have A Responsibility As Citizens To Help Him.

What Chance Does A Five-foot-seven Billionaire Jew Who's Divorced Really Have Of Becoming President?