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7:18Now PlayingElizabeth Warren has a plan for everything it seems, and the climate plan that she announced this week might be the most ambitious plan that she’s put forward. The plan would create jobs, boost the economy, and most importantly, help put America on the track to become a fossil fuel-free country. This plan shows why primaries are important, and it shows just how little we’re getting from a majority of the other Democratic candidates. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.
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Yeah, I might be showing my age a little bit here, but I remember when the iPhone first came out. Uh, you know, first couple of years of it. Really all the commercials would be, there's an app for that. Oh, I want to do with that. There's an app for that. I, we all remembered there's an app for that. We need to amend that phrase and the phrase needs to be amended to say, Elizabeth Warren has a plan for that because that is what Elizabeth Warren's campaign for president has been about from day one. Oh, she's identified a problem over here. I wonder how, Oh, crap. While she already has a plan for that, holy crap. That was fast. It's like that with every single issue. Elizabeth Warren has a plan for that, and I love it because that is what a Democratic primary hell, any primary, really, that's what the primary supposed to be about.
Right? The Battle of ideas. But if you don't give us any plans, you're really not participating in the battle of ideals. And you're over here in the battle of bell vague platitudes, which is where too many Democratic presidential candidates are. You got Beto, Biden, Buttigieg. All of them are over here fighting for platitudes while people like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, they're actually over here talking about ideas. But this week Elizabeth Warren came out with what may be her most ambitious and best plan to date, and it is her $2 trillion plan to save the planet and help boost theU s economy. Like it's never been boosted before. Now, before I get into the specifics of her plan, let me go ahead and say something about what this plan does. She wants the $2 trillion investment over 10 years and part of it's going to be for manufacturing green technology for the US to export all over the planet.
That is going to be a $26 trillion industry according to analysts. So we invest 2 trillion, but we could take at least half of that $26 trillion if not more, a market that's about to open up. So we would make a huge profit off of that. But the reason I like this, and again, not even getting into the specifics yet, but the reason this is such a good idea is because she's finally tying, or a politician, I want to say her. She's finally doing it. Politicians are finally tying climate change to the economy. Now, believe it or not, folks, back in 2015, Hillary Clinton tried to do the same thing. My name was on, uh, October of 2015. I remember I did a lot of stories on it at the time cause I loved the plan. She came up with a $30 billion plan to take coal miners and coal mining states, retrain them to work in a green technology field. You know, get 'em out of the coal mines. Instead, we're going to have you building solar panels, cleaner, better work. I think it was only two months. Two months later she came back out and said, yeah, you know what? I don't even like my own plan. I'm not gonna do that anymore. And that was one of the big things that really soured me on Hillary Clinton. I don't think we'd be looking at the same thing with Elizabeth Warren here. She understands that, guess what folks we're running out of time. We are running at a time and other horrible new report came out this week saying that entire civilizations could, could potentially start collapsing by 2050 we are out of time.
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