I think that is one of the metrics that is probably one of the most important if we are looking at this seriously in how to prevent it in the future.

what we saw in Texas last month was a tragedy. It was heartbreaking, and, in my opinion, was something that we, as Americans, should have been able to prevent.

We have failed to overcome the challenges that Mother Nature has provided.

I am from California, a region that is very susceptible to wildfires.

I am not sure it is all attributed to climate change, as much as it is to other policy decisions.

Great. I love the concept.

My question is around defense contractors, folks who are providing critical assets to national security programs around the country.

I think we should apply that same concept, and have the courage to apply that to what's happening at our southern border.

If I can reclaim, I think the cost estimates of us remaining in the Paris Climate Accords are $3 trillion to our U.S. GDP, and will ultimately cost us 6.5 million jobs.

One of the failures that we're recognizing here locally is that our local politicians... are not recognizing the physics of the fire triangle.

I think during any crisis the key is to make the right decisions.

I think we should rename it as such.