Whew!
We did it.
How do you think we did?
Well, we got to the end.
[LAUGHTER]
Yeah.
Well, I think-- how do you think I did?
How did you--
You sucked, are you kidding?
[LAUGHTER]
I what?
You sucked!
Aww.
You need hearing aids and glasses.
Half the time you couldn't see what was up there.
But before we go, there's one more thing
I want to talk about.
Like I said before--
Oh, I've had it.
That's enough for me.
Hey, what-- no, seriously.
Nothing feels better than to be part of a movement dealing
with the climate crisis.
And you can join one right now.
For the past four months, I've been in Washington, DC,
to bring awareness to the urgency of the climate crisis
and give people a way to mobilize and do
something about it.
Like the young activist Greta Thunberg says, the world
is on fire.
We have to behave like it's a crisis, because it is.
And that's why we started Fire Drill Fridays.
On Fridays, we rallied, we learned,
we marched and engaged in civil disobedience,
and risked arrest, including you.
But I sucked.
I didn't do a good job of it.
No, you didn't.
No, I didn't.
And here, we're doing our first Fire Drill
Friday in Los Angeles.
We've brought it to California, and we're bringing it
all around the country.
Friday, February 7th, at 11:00 on the Main Street side
of City Hall.
Please come join me.
[CHEERING]
[APPLAUSE]
And if you want-- wait a minute.
If you want to start one in your own city,
text JANE to 877877 you want to start one in your local place.
And you can also text Lily, but nothing will happen.
[LAUGHTER]
The only thing that will make this work
is for American people to be mobilized, to rise up and make
themselves heard.
Please join us.
We need you.
And remember, deniers of climate crisis are part of the crisis!
[CHEERING]
Yes.
And thank you, Ellen.
Thank you, Ellen, for letting us host.
And thank you, to our wonderful guests.
And thank you to you, for taking the lead in this.
[LAUGHTER]
Is that what I did?
I thought I was just kind of filling in for you.
[LAUGHTER]
See, look, you're supposed to say something now.
As Ellen always says, for gosh sakes, be kind to one another.
Bye!
[CHEERING]