This is Gavin Newsom And, This Is How To Solve The Climate Crisis With President Clinton
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Oct 23, 2025 In a lively discussion, Bill Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States, shares his insights on leadership and public service with California Governor Gavin Newsom. They dive into California’s innovative strategies for addressing climate change, the impacts of wildfires, and the challenges of rising insurance costs. Clinton highlights the global significance of green energy and discusses how artificial intelligence might reshape the economy. Together, they encourage citizens to take an active role in tackling these pressing issues.
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First Impression That Stuck
- Bill Clinton first met Gavin Newsom when Newsom was mayor of San Francisco and thought he looked very young and tall.
- Clinton described Newsom as a genuinely good person and gifted public servant.
California As America, But Amplified
- Gavin Newsom says California is like America amplified: more diverse, larger economy, and concentrated innovation.
- He frames the state's success as intentional decision-making that 'manifests' the future rather than passively experiencing it.
Winter Wildfire That Overwhelmed Resources
- Newsom described losing 16,000 structures in a winter Southern California wildfire despite heavy resources and advanced technology.
- He listed pre-positioned engines, AI cameras, drones, and other innovations that still couldn't prevent devastating loss.