Listen to full segment below: – Broadcast December 19, 2024
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| @ClimateDepot gave @JrzyJoePiscopo details on the EPA allowing California to ban sales of new gas-powered cars by 2035
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— The Joe Piscopo Show (@JoePiscopoShow) December 19, 2024
Piscopo: You’re speaking the truth.
Morano: “The greatest threat to American national security is climate policy. But if you ask our current Pentagon, they will tell you the greatest threat is climate change. I’m fantasizing here, Joe: Pete Hegseth has interviewed me dozens of times on Fox and Friends. He cited me in his book when he talked about climate change, and I have met him. I would love to have the shortest-lived federal job in US history. I would love to go work at the Pentagon. Give me two weeks. I want to close down every climate office and every climate directive and stop the funding of it all. And after two weeks, I retire and say my work is done, and I’ll walk away. That’s what I would like to do because Hegseth is making that one of his missions: shut all this climate nonsense down.
Piscopo: Yeah, it’s so true. I say to our producer, get Vivek on the phone, get, Elon, the DOGE(Department of Government Efficiency). Bring Marc Morano down to DOGE baby. We’re ready.
Thank you for great chatting, happy holidays, my friend. Thanks for always taking the time.
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Background:
Bonus Chapter #2 from The Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate Change:
Excerpt: The climate activists have it backward. A 2011 study published by the Center for Strategic and International Studies titled “The Climate Wars Myth” found, “Since the dawn of civilization, warmer eras have meant fewer wars.” As author Bruno Tetrais explained, “History shows that ‘warm’ periods are more peaceful than ‘cold’ ones…
John Horgan, the director of the Center for Science Writings at the Stevens Institute of Technology, explained, “In spite of the recent surge in violence in the Middle East, war-related casualties have fallen over the last half-century, as temperatures have risen…
A 2013 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that cold eras were dark times in Eastern Europe. “Some of Eastern Europe’s greatest wars and plagues over the last millennium coincided with cold periods,” explained a summary of the study in Science News.
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Climate Depot’s Morano Response: “Wrong! The Pentagon is absolutely ‘a bunch of green tree-huggers’ under Biden-Harris. The Pentagon has been hijacked by climate nuts who want to virtue signal to Net Zero while distorting U.S. military preparedness and focus. Make no mistake, the ACTUAL national security threat comes from climate POLICY, not ‘climate change.’” See: ‘Global warming’ causes war claims — debunked – ‘Warm periods are more peaceful than cold ones’ – Bonus Chapter #2 for Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate Change
Biden signs executive order on the ‘national security consequences of climate change’
Bonus Chapter #2 from The Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate Change:
Excerpt: The climate activists have it backward. A 2011 study published by the Center for Strategic and International Studies titled “The Climate Wars Myth” found, “Since the dawn of civilization, warmer eras have meant fewer wars.” As author Bruno Tetrais explained, “History shows that ‘warm’ periods are more peaceful than ‘cold’ ones…
John Horgan, the director of the Center for Science Writings at the Stevens Institute of Technology, explained, “In spite of the recent surge in violence in the Middle East, war-related casualties have fallen over the last half-century, as temperatures have risen…
A 2013 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that cold eras were dark times in Eastern Europe. “Some of Eastern Europe’s greatest wars and plagues over the last millennium coincided with cold periods,” explained a summary of the study in Science News.
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Biden signs executive order on the ‘national security consequences of climate change’
Via Military.com: The 50-page plan, which is an extension of the service’s overall Army Climate Strategy released earlier this year, offers a series of ambitious goals to meet Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin’s 2021 call to “immediately take appropriate policy actions to prioritize climate change considerations” as the Pentagon points to several instances of climate change-related events that have affected the services.
The Climate Strategy Implementation Plan said: “While the Army cannot address all or even most GHG emissions, the right initiatives, investments, and policies can significantly reduce Army GHG emissions while at the same time enhancing readiness.” … The Army is looking to further reduce that consumption, while battening down the hatches for the damage climate change will likely bring. …
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