'Climate communists' are using fear to control the public: Marc Morano –

The Climate Depot publisher Marc Morano argues that 'climate communists' use fear to impose control over Americans' lives on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

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Marc Morano: A great expression is 'climate communists,' because that's exactly what we're seeing here. The same ideas and ideology that Americans would reject wholesale are sold to us out of fear, out of absolute scientifically fabricated fears of Florida being underwater or of 'unprecedented' heat waves, more storms, and tornadoes. This is exactly the same tactics they used during COVID to support the lockdowns, stay-at-home orders, and all the mandates. So what we're seeing here with Mamdani and his 78° limit on A/Cs at City Hall — they found rooms in City Hall that were 54°, much, much colder than he had called for, and the same thing happened in the EU, by the way, and we're finding across the climate spectrum.

All they want to do is control every aspect of our lives. You mentioned the fireworks. This is the same attack we've seen on gas stoves, on fireplaces. On gas-powered cars, and meat, on every aspect of American society. They want to suck the fun out of life, and anything that we want to do in the West is demonized as somehow destroying the climate.

Bill Nye is not 'the Science Guy.' He's not a climate expert, and he's implying the heatwaves are unprecedented, and the same with the Washington Post, with a modeling study claiming the heatwaves were not possible without manmade climate change. But the 1930s EPA chart of the EPA administration under Obama and Biden, as well as the Trump administration, shows the 1930s heat wave index was significantly hotter than today. 76% of all US states set their high-temperature records before 1955. There is no there there when they're claiming unprecedented heat. Sorry, the EPA disagrees with them; the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration disagrees with them, but yet they use fear to impose this climate communism on the public.