Yesterday was an unprecedented day for United States presidential politics and the environment.

We had many lines going directly, many models, each line being a model, and they were going

directly through, and in all cases Alabama was hit.

If not lightly, in some cases pretty hard, Georgia, Alabama was a different route.

They actually gave that a 95 percent chance.

On one side, you had President Trump hold up a map of Hurricane Dorian's path that

looks to have been altered with a sharpie to include Alabama, even though the National

Weather Service has made it clear over and over again that the hurricane will not hit Alabama.

But I think Georgia is going to be in great shape.

Everyone's going to be in great shape because we're going to take care of it regardless.

That's never really happened before.

Good evening and welcome to the CNN Democratic presidential tower hall on the climate crisis.

On the other side, you had 10 of the leading Democratic candidates for president stop by one

by one at CNN to talk about climate change.

Tonight, Democratic and independent voters will be asking the questions live here in our audience

and also by video.

It was in depth, it was unprecedented, it was seven hours long.

Do Mayor Irfan watched it from beginning to end for Vox?

Because I have sinned and God hates me.

Was there a reason this thing needed to be seven hours?

Well, it was a constraint from the format.

The backdrop of this is that the Democratic National Committee, which manages the presidential

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