I'm Michelle Goldberg.

I'm Ross Douthand.

I'm David Lee Unhart.

And this is the argument.

This week, we're talking about climate change.

How can we move toward a solution when we don't even agree on the problem?

I don't think there is clear evidence that extreme weather generally has increased.

Then I speak with California Congressman Rokana about the future of the Democratic Party.

We instinctively are on the side of America winning just as Trump and he just has a wrong

message.

And finally, a recommendation.

That's incredibly sappy.

David, I've cut off all my friends.

This summer, I went to Portland, Oregon for a few days to visit family.

But instead of the Pacific Northwest's famously gorgeous August weather, I spent four

days surrounded by barely breathable air because of wildfires in nearby Washington State.

A lot of other Americans have had a version of this experience and sometimes much worse.

2018 has been the year that the effects of climate change have become much more obvious,

not just heat waves, but droughts, more extreme storms and terrible wildfires.

It's the Walsy and the Campfires.

We're going to consume more than 300,000 acres, destroyed more than 12,000 homes and taken

at least 80 lives.

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