Only on the "CBS This Morning" podcast, as part of our ongoing "Eye on Earth" series, CBS News foreign correspondent Mark Phillips discusses the upcoming landmark United Nations Climate Action Summit with U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres. Along with The Nation's Mark Hertsgaard, Phillips asks Guterres about the Trump administration pulling out of the Paris Climate Accord.

U.N. Secretary General: "Nature is angry. Nature is striking back."

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U.N. Secretary General: "Nature is angry. Nature is striking back."