Speaker 1: Bill cunning into Great American. One of the great effects
Speaker 1: of what happened, to remember the fifth, is that we're
Speaker 1: going to have sane energy policies, not pursuing left wing politics,
Speaker 1: but the functionality of the American economy and also the
Speaker 1: economies of the entire world. In fact, they read online
Speaker 1: that there's efforts by Europe itself, the Homo socialism, to
Speaker 1: get rid of many of their so called green energy
Speaker 1: products because it is crashing their automobile industry, including Volkswagen,
Speaker 1: and that they've had tepid agreements now with Russia to
Speaker 1: resupply some evil natural gas to fuel the European economy
Speaker 1: with the fall of Assyria. God knows what that's going
Speaker 1: to mean, good or bad. It looks good on paper.
Speaker 1: And right now when I checked the pump and at
Speaker 1: least gasoline in the Midwest is down to about two
Speaker 1: dollars and seventy five cents a gallon. And anticipation of
Speaker 1: what's happening beginning Jane the twentieth through about halfway through
Speaker 1: the process and now the appointees of President Trump appear
Speaker 1: to have on all of the above, and in just
Speaker 1: either or it's all of the above, whether it's winding solar,
Speaker 1: but mainly natural gas and coal and oil and those
Speaker 1: things that fuel the American economy, in fact, fuel the world.
Speaker 1: Without that, we'd be back in the Middle Ages. Joining
Speaker 1: you and I now is Steve molloy. He's a junk
Speaker 1: science dot com he writes quite often. He's also a
Speaker 1: Legal Institute fellow and former Trump EPA transition team member.
Speaker 1: And Steve mlloy, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Steve, do you have any interesting going back into
Speaker 1: the administration in some way or another? Are you happy
Speaker 1: working from the outside?
Speaker 2: Hey, Bill, thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not interested in going to the government. I'd
Speaker 3: had my experience in the government. It wasn't all that pleasant.
Speaker 3: I'd as soon just let younger people do it, and
Speaker 3: I'll give them all the advice they need.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about the current energy. I'd be
Speaker 1: remiss if I didn't say I noticed the cost of gasoline,
Speaker 1: at least in the Midwest, is going down. And it's
Speaker 1: because I think in anticipation, is something else at play.
Speaker 1: Isn't just the glory of handle having Donald Trump back
Speaker 1: on office.
Speaker 4: There's something else going on, Bill, That's exactly what it is.
Speaker 4: It's the glory of having Donald Trump back and knowing
Speaker 4: that the US is going to produce all the oil
Speaker 4: and gas that needs to.
Speaker 2: Be energy dominant in the world.
Speaker 3: That's the thing that Joe Biden gave up when he
Speaker 3: became president. He signaled to the world that we weren't
Speaker 3: going to produce oil and gas anymore and h so
Speaker 3: the world took that as okay, opak, We're back in charge.
Speaker 3: But of course that is no longer the case. So,
Speaker 3: you know, Trump, the world now knows that America.
Speaker 2: Is going to unleash its energy resources.
Speaker 3: No longer will OPEC and Russia and all these bad
Speaker 3: actors in Venezuela controlled the global price of oil is
Speaker 3: you know, it's US, and so that that's why the
Speaker 3: election was so important, because everyone knew Trump was going
Speaker 3: to win, and now that he's one, energy production is
Speaker 3: never going to stop.
Speaker 1: At your website, junkscience dot com, it's a posting about
Speaker 1: the fake climate fact check of President Trump. When I
Speaker 1: watched some of the I kind of think this is
Speaker 1: the law before the storm. At some point, the green lobby,
Speaker 1: will the empire will strike back. Things are kind of
Speaker 1: quiet right now, but I'm thinking in February March April,
Speaker 1: all hell is about the break loose, and that the
Speaker 1: college kids are going to be on campus, it'll get warmer. Well,
Speaker 1: what are some of the fake climate fact checks that
Speaker 1: you have on your website?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I don't even know where to start.
Speaker 3: You know, where do you look?
Speaker 2: The most important thing bill for the last ten years.
Speaker 2: I think the last ten.
Speaker 3: Years has completely busted what I call the climate hoax.
Speaker 3: You know, between twenty fifteen and twenty twenty three, there
Speaker 3: was global cooling going on. Then over the past two
Speaker 3: years we've had this inexplicable spike in globe warming and
Speaker 3: you know, it was not predicted by any climate model.
Speaker 3: It was not predicted by any climate you know, quote
Speaker 3: unquote scientist, is completely unexpected. And what it was was,
Speaker 3: of course, was the elinos and these ainos have been
Speaker 3: causing all the warming we've seen since nineteen eighty. So
Speaker 3: that's really all you need to know. I mean, plus
Speaker 3: the fact that you know, no climate apocalyptic prediction has
Speaker 3: ever come true, not a single one, and they've been
Speaker 3: making these things for more than fifty years.
Speaker 1: And so when a climate prediction like by twenty oh one,
Speaker 1: Florida's going to be under three feet of ocean water.
Speaker 1: When something in like doesn't occur, they simply move on
Speaker 1: to ten to twenty years out keep the funding coming.
Speaker 1: In fact, Steve molloy, I have read that the industry
Speaker 1: of green environmentalists is worth about eight billion dollars a
Speaker 1: year and grants and money from the government and employment
Speaker 1: hiring on college's university, almost many companies. In fact, the
Speaker 1: Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austin, who's a clown, thank god
Speaker 1: he's leaving, said about two years ago that the two
Speaker 1: biggest problems facing America today military is number one white
Speaker 1: supremacy and number two climate change mitigation. That we have
Speaker 1: like eight hundred military bases, and they have climate change
Speaker 1: mitigators in the Department of Defense that goes to every
Speaker 1: military base and does an analysis. That industry is worth
Speaker 1: billions of dollars in payments. That's going to be hard
Speaker 1: for people to be unemployed. They're going to fight back.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, the Inflation Reduction Act has got a trillion
Speaker 3: dollars worth of spending so far, about one hundred and
Speaker 3: forty billion of that has been spent since twenty twenty three,
Speaker 3: and inter just in case you missed it, about half
Speaker 3: that spending, almost seventy billion dollars went into five battleground states. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you to purchase the election, of course, you know it
Speaker 3: fortunately assailed. But I mean, and then globally, this is
Speaker 3: a trillion dollar in the street, big right between the
Speaker 3: re the researchers and all the wind and solar and
Speaker 3: eavy crap, a multi trillion dollar industry.
Speaker 1: And have you noticed every time there's wildflowers in California
Speaker 1: going on now, or there's a hurricane, and it's a
Speaker 1: prediction in the future, we're all about to die. How
Speaker 1: common are wildfires in California over the past day five
Speaker 1: hundred years.
Speaker 3: Well, wildfires are a natural occurrence, and over the past
Speaker 3: one hundred years they have declined dramatically, to the extent
Speaker 3: there's been a little tick up, you know over the
Speaker 3: last few years. It's because forty years ago we stopped
Speaker 3: cutting down trees and we just allow forests to you know,
Speaker 3: develop all this undergrowth, which of course makes the problem
Speaker 3: of dryness even worse because you know, there's there's just
Speaker 3: more more things growing. And when it gets warm and
Speaker 3: someone comes and pushes a burning car into a ravine,
Speaker 3: like happened in California last summer. Yeah, I'll forests go up.
Speaker 2: So there's no.
Speaker 3: There's no evidence that emissions, you know, don't warm the planet.
Speaker 3: If you look at where all these wildfires happen, there's
Speaker 3: actually no warming going on in any place. There's no
Speaker 3: draynas going on. It's just, you know, we get into
Speaker 3: a you know, a short drought as someone you know
Speaker 3: sets the fire someplace, and that's how they go up.
Speaker 3: In you know, Canada, they planted forests thirty years ago
Speaker 3: with these trees that the firefighters called gas on a stick.
Speaker 3: So when these forests go up, I mean, it's just,
Speaker 3: you know, it's a conflagration.
Speaker 1: Now, one thing that I've read is that CO two,
Speaker 1: which is the evil gas produced by by engines, is
Speaker 1: about zero I'm sorry, point zero four percent of the
Speaker 1: of the of the atmosphere, which is insignificant. And as
Speaker 1: far as whether that goes up or down, isn't a
Speaker 1: little CO two in the atmosphere more because it moderates temperatures.
Speaker 1: Might that be a good thing to have more CO two?
Speaker 3: Well, of course, I mean without CO two, life on
Speaker 3: Earth comes to an end. And we were in a
Speaker 3: CO two drought really before the industrial era, and so
Speaker 3: you know, the industrial era, we've put a lot of
Speaker 3: fossil fuel, a lot of CO two into the atmosphere,
Speaker 3: and that's been great for plant grip because CO two, you.
Speaker 2: Know, it's plant food. It's not pollution. People call pollution.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, it's plant food.
Speaker 3: The earth has been greening dramatically, and that in itself
Speaker 3: is putting CO two into the atmosphere because we just
Speaker 3: have a we've juiced the carbon cycle, I mean, between
Speaker 3: the natural warming plus you know the CO two plants
Speaker 3: are growing and this is all good. I mean, this
Speaker 3: is how we produce the food that keeps eight billion
Speaker 3: of us alive. You know, before the Industrial Revolution, there
Speaker 3: were fewer than a billion people on the planet. Now
Speaker 3: there's more than eight billion, living longer, healthier, wealthier, fear
Speaker 3: lives than ever before, all thanks to fossil fuels and
Speaker 3: CO two emissions.
Speaker 1: Let's stay on that. So about one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: years ago, there was about one billion year human beings.
Speaker 1: Now with the Industrial Revolution, there's eight billion, I mean,
Speaker 1: eight times the number of people in this environment. Yeah, which,
Speaker 1: how's that possible?
Speaker 2: How impossible?
Speaker 3: So given that fact, how is it that the Obama
Speaker 3: EPA concluded that carbon dioxide emissions are a threat to.
Speaker 1: Humanity because someone's getting paid to offer that opinion, and
Speaker 1: they have industries built up to fight something which is natural.
Speaker 1: People have to be paid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the Supreme Court in two thousand and seven, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's reasonable. I mean, it just makes you scratch your head.
Speaker 1: So in the future, of course, look ahead, Steve molloy
Speaker 1: of junk Signs dot com. Look ahead ten to fifteen
Speaker 1: years with AI and all the rest. Do we look
Speaker 1: forward to a time when almost nuclear power in a
Speaker 1: suitcase will produce all the electricity we need and the
Speaker 1: oil and natural gas might not be used as much
Speaker 1: as this ten years and now because of nuclear power?
Speaker 1: Is that certainly on the horizon.
Speaker 3: Well, it's gonna be very difficult to get nuclear power
Speaker 3: going again, mainly because the nuclear power industry sucks at pr.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, there's this incredible junction. If you
Speaker 3: go to my website, junks Science dot com, I've got
Speaker 3: everything you need to know about nuclear power in a
Speaker 3: video series. It's all science fraud. It's all been made up.
Speaker 3: We should have had nuclear powered a long time ago.
Speaker 3: We can't because of you know, science fraud going on
Speaker 3: in EPA.
Speaker 2: This should be six, but it's.
Speaker 3: Not gonna be six because the nuclear industry is like
Speaker 3: they were, like retarded. So we're gonna be using fossil
Speaker 3: fuels for the foreseeable future. We're gonna be using fossil
Speaker 3: fuels for the rest of my life, and I hope
Speaker 3: to live another you know, forty to fifty years.
Speaker 1: Lastly, the islands are sinking around Amelia air Hard. Of
Speaker 1: course they're still trying to find the plane. CBS had
Speaker 1: a reporter she was up to her knees in the
Speaker 1: Pacific Ocean. Are the islands sink around the remains of
Speaker 1: Amelia Earhart's plane?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so this is one of my favorite stories. You know,
Speaker 3: we keep hearing about how these Pacific islands are going
Speaker 3: to sink because of global warming sea level rising. Well,
Speaker 3: in fact, eighty nine percent of Pacific islands are actually
Speaker 3: growing in size the mid twentieth century. And I've got
Speaker 3: a story on Amelia. If you go to junk science
Speaker 3: type in Amelia Earhart, you'll get to my story that
Speaker 3: shows the Marshall Island where you know, some people think
Speaker 3: her plane crashed. She actually crashed on the beach and
Speaker 3: now it's jungled because these islands are growing.
Speaker 1: You can't report that that goes over to hurt the industry, right,
Speaker 1: you can't report that.
Speaker 3: Well, they've been trying to shut me down for a
Speaker 3: long time. But you know, thanks to Elon Musk, you know,
Speaker 3: Twitter is now a free free speech place. The rest
Speaker 3: of the media is not.
Speaker 2: But that's okay. There is one place and that's enough.
Speaker 1: Now, when I see these end trails on a clear
Speaker 1: sky in all I see these jet exhausts coming out.
Speaker 1: You have a posting on the folly and front of
Speaker 1: airline emissions. Explain why the environmentalists want the I guess
Speaker 1: the airlines they should go to solar power or maybe
Speaker 1: wind and get rid of that nasty jet fuel. But
Speaker 1: is the residue some sort of evil plot to contaminate.
Speaker 3: The nochem trails?
Speaker 2: Contrails? This is water vapor, not a big deal.
Speaker 3: The environmentals have been targeting the airline industry. They want
Speaker 3: people to stay home, staycations, not vacations. There's not any
Speaker 3: there's not any magical sustainable jet fuel. And when you
Speaker 3: think about its way kind of silly. You know, jet
Speaker 3: fuel there is a certain amount that comes out per mile,
Speaker 3: and it's much greater than any uptake by trees. So
Speaker 3: there's no the airlines like to say, oh, we're offsetting
Speaker 3: our missions, not even close, never happening. Let's just move
Speaker 3: on from the whole climate hoax.
Speaker 1: Now, lastly, i'd say this that Joe Biden who fell
Speaker 1: asleep and gone it. He fell asleep a week ago. Literally,
Speaker 1: our president fell asleep as the president of Ghanas once
Speaker 1: award him something. He tries to read something, you can't
Speaker 1: read it. He's asleep. It looked like Professor Irwin Corey.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, he also pledged one billion dollars to Africa
Speaker 1: to make up for the climate change that we've inflicted
Speaker 1: on Africa. If Africa had its way, wouldn't they have
Speaker 1: more electricity with natural gas and coal and oil instead
Speaker 1: of giveaways in the Western democracies.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I just read today there's an article
Speaker 3: in the Associated Press about how the Congo has given
Speaker 3: China the ability to mine gold and diamonds in the Congo.
Speaker 2: It occurred to me, like, why doesn't the Congo do
Speaker 2: this for.
Speaker 3: Itself and then make its whole country wealthy? And Africa
Speaker 3: has all these resources yet the Africans don't want, don't
Speaker 3: seem to want to develop them, and of course Westerners
Speaker 3: don't want Africa to develop either, and the Chinese are
Speaker 3: coming in and exploiting all this. You know, I think
Speaker 3: it's time for Africa to take responsibility for itself. I mean,
Speaker 3: there's enough technology, there's enough education out there. You know,
Speaker 3: if they choose not to develop or they can't get
Speaker 3: rid of their you know, corruptocrats and tyrants. Well I
Speaker 3: don't you know, it's not my fault anymore.
Speaker 1: Well right now the fault. It's not your fault. But
Speaker 1: there's thousands and thousands of little black kids in the
Speaker 1: Congo mining the materials for EV batteries that are taken
Speaker 1: by the Chinese to sell US evs, which is collapsing.
Speaker 2: We you know, look, we have our own problems.
Speaker 3: Biden is out giving hundreds of billions of dollars to
Speaker 3: other countries, and you know, we have a disaster in
Speaker 3: our country in North Carolina with Hurricane Helene. What they
Speaker 3: were giving them seven hundred dollars? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: Right? Joke?
Speaker 1: We're giving Ghanese a billion and Congo is getting hundreds
Speaker 1: of billions and materials given to the Chinese. But you know,
Speaker 1: God helps those that help themselves. And once again, Steve
Speaker 1: malloy junk science dot Com. I have the website up.
Speaker 1: It's a great one. Facts will set us off free.
Speaker 1: And once again, Steve, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill cunning m Show and.
Speaker 2: Sank your Christmas.
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas. Can you say that? Can you say Christmas?
Speaker 2: I can? Well, Trump is Trump has been reelected.
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas. God bless you. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much, honest, continue with more and uh, once
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