'It will start getting cooler,' Trump told California officials, including Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, during a briefing in Sacramento. 'Just watch.'
US President Donald Trump speaks during a briefing on wildfires with local and federal fire and emergency officials at Sacramento McClellan Airport in McClellan Park, California on September 14, 2020.President Donald Trump continued to deny the impact of climate change as he traveled to California on Monday for an update on devastating wildfires that have spread along the West Coast.
As California Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot pointed out that science supports the thinking that climate change has contributed to the record-setting wild fires, Trump shot back:"I don't think science knows, actually."Trump has long denied that climate change is manmade and dismissed concerns about global warming.
As Trump headed to California, Biden gave a speech from Delaware, excoriating Trump's record on the issue.
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