CAMEROTA: At this hour President Trump is in Switzerland and just finished addressing the World Economic Forum. His impeachment trial is clearly on his mind. CNN's Jeremy Diamond is live in Davos with more. What's he saying, Jeremy?</s>JEREMY DIAMOND, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Alisyn, the president just wrapped up his remarks here at the World Economic Forum. The president really did focus on the economy. That is, of course, typically the topic at hand here at the World Economic Forum. The president listing a series of statistics that he says shows that the U.S. economy is booming and benefitting from his own administration's policies. But this forum this year, Alisyn, is focused on the climate crisis. And the president did not shy away from that topic, despite the fact that, of course, he is very much not at all on the same page as the organizers of this forum and most of the attendees. In fact, the president, rather than talking about efforts to address climate change around the world, the president touted the fact that the United States is now the No. 1 producer of oil and natural gas. And he panned those who are touting the overwhelming science around climate change merely as alarmists. And he compared them to doomsayers of the past. So that was quite a remarkable moment here that we saw from the president where he really hit this issue head-on, despite the huge gap that there is between him and the attendees here; but also, of course, most leaders in the developed world. END
Trump Speaks at World Economic Forum.