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Broadcast January 10, 2020 - Fox News Channel - Tucker Carlson Tonight

Morano: "This is a man, Sen. Sanders, who was on Colbert again, last night warned of it being dangerous climate change, but he can't even for an ounce walk the walk or walk the talk and his situation here."

Morano: "They are trying to turn Scrooge into having the full regulatory power of the federal government behind him."

NYT: Is Tinsel Canceled? You want festive holiday décor. And you don’t want to damage the planet. Here’s how to compromise. - Glitter, tinsel and shiny wrapping paper are now signs of the apocalypse, judging by the #zerowasteholidays and similar hashtags that are blooming on Instagram. These reveal a new world made from orange-peel garlands and ornaments fashioned from dried apples and dehydrated citrus slices. Indeed, desiccated fruit would seem to be a badge of responsible style.“If I see shiny green, red and silver paper, I am going to think, These are not good environmentalists. These people don’t realize the world is on fire.” As Ms. Salzman, the brand expert, said, “This is the last year where gifting is even going to be appropriate.”

Morano: "It is sad. They had a die-in for the kids, Greta Thunberg, went to the White House. They had kids lying down at the White House Gates 11 minutes to symbolize 11 years the planet is death. Unless government saves it to legislate storms and weather. That is really dark day for the movement when they turn to kids like this as human shields."

Morano: "If you really want to protest climate, do something challenging. Why would you skip school? That’s an easy thing for kid to do. Give up social media for a couple days. Give up your iPhone and tablet. See how long they go without social media that would be a protest that would be worthy.”

Also see: Watch: Morano on Varney on Fox: Climate activists are ‘using kids as human shields’

Critics say it shows that Thunberg's trip is not really about reducing carbon. "It's nothing more than virtue signaling," said Marc Morano, publisher of Climate Depot, a website that's skeptical about the impact of climate change.