How did the Democratic Senate Talkathon on Climate Change go?

Daphne Wysham and Daniel Weiss interviewed on Real News about the event of two nights ago.

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Al Gore nailed this years ago - some people are never going to take action because they are too vested in making money through fossil fuels, and in getting paid off by the industry. Our economy is currently run by the most corrupt human beings in the history of mankind.

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