Our Climate Is Changing. And While The

Our Climate Is Changing. And While The Increase In Extreme Weather We Have Experienced In New York City And Around The World May Or May Not Be The Result Of It, The Risk That It May Be - Given The Devastation It Is Wreaking - Should Be Enough To Compel All Elected Leaders To Take Immediate Action.

And If I Were The President, I'd Go Out There And I'd Emphasize The Things I Have Done, And I'd Say, 'some Things Haven't Worked, And I'm Sorry About That, But I Keep Trying.' And I'm - And I Think The President Is A Very Viable Candidate, And You're Going To Have A Real Horse Race Here No Matter Who The Republican Nominee Is.

We've Continued Progress In The Six Months Since Trump Got Elected, And The Good Thing About What We're Doing Is That Success Begets Success. As We Bring Down Greenhouse Gases, For Example, We've Closed Half Of The Coal-fired Power Plants In The Country In Recent Years. There's More Impetus To Try To Close The Other Half Because You Can See That It Is Working. So, You Know, I Had Hoped That Trump Would Not Do That, And It Doesn't Make Any Sense To Me, But Regardless, It Is Not As Cataclysmic As It Could Be.

I Like The Theater, Dining And Chasing Women. Let Me Put It This Way: I Am A Single, Straight Billionaire In Manhattan. It's Like A Wet Dream.

What The Democrats Have To Understand Is That While We Do Need To Reform Our Regulation And We Do Need More Restrictions, It Is True That It Is Capitalism And Free Enterprise And Companies That Create Jobs And Wealth For Every American.