Hey everybody, we got a great one today.

You know, for a change, Michael Mann, who's been on a couple times before,

and each of those was almost great.

But this one is just, is great, you know, for a change.

And Michael, if you've listened to the other two times

he's been on is a climatologist and he won the Nobel Prize i guess you don't win it you were

presented he was a recipient of the Nobel Prize as part of the uh the team that worked for the UN that came up with these

conclusions that were screwed.

I think that was the official presentation of the award.

But he's actually not of the, we're completely screwed, just that we're sort of screwed unless we do stuff.

And because of Glasgow, I invite him on again.

And I wanted to listen to him, talk about what we want to hear.

You know, what do we want to hear come out of Glasgow?

But he's basically saying in this, and he'll say it, he'll say it, which is, you don't

want to hear like, we're going to reduce it to this percent in 50 years or in 20.

He says he wants very specific stuff coming out of this.

And he's just, he is a great scientist, obviously, but he's also a great professor

at Penn State, but also a great communicator.

And that's why I have mine.

Because, you know, I know a great scientist who just are so awful communicating.

I mean, you just want to slug them.

Anyway, so this, but this is a great one.

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