Debunking the Lie of Global Warming Fueling Hurricanes | 9/30/24

Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz

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🗓️ 30 September 2024

⏱️ 70 minutes

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We begin today’s show with a discussion about what is and is not the role of government in disaster relief. I observe how our government has bankrupted us with so much wasteful spending but then is slow to respond when our own countrymen are trapped in a flood. The contrast to DeSantis’ management is palpable. Next, we’re joined by Chris Martz, a brilliant young meteorology student who has put together a presentation showing the historical context of hurricanes. He proves that there is no definitive long-term trend in the frequency and intensity of hurricanes in our part of the world, much less a correlation with global warming across the earth. We delve into various natural weather phenomena that explain the disaster in North Carolina and why the notion that either global warming or “weather modification” is responsible is absurd. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Politics without the soap opera, with unfiltered constitutional conservative truth.
0:06.0	The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.
0:10.0	And welcome back fellow American Patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew.
0:15.0	For our life, liberty, property, the issues that matter in the way they matter.
0:19.0	The time and place they matter.
0:20.3	That time is today, September 30th, the places, Blaze Media, and the issues really are everything
0:26.4	under the sun.
0:28.0	You know, typically when you have the report out that hundreds of thousands of criminal aliens were released into the country, including 15,000 murderers.
0:41.0	That would be a big story. Obviously Israel destroying his
0:44.8	Bella and the Huthies and then the Biden Harris administration trying to save
0:49.2	them. That's a big story. There's just so much going on. So typically something related to a natural
0:56.1	disaster or weather, you know, in terms of public policy, well, how much of that is, public policy that we would actually cover.
1:05.0	But in fact, there is a lot to say about it.
1:08.8	And that really is the most important issue right now for a number of reasons. There are a lot of
1:13.5	short-term and long-term public policy lessons to learn. There's
1:17.7	emergent issues obviously to deal with. And then there are those who are
1:22.2	already trying to politicize and say,
1:25.0	Oh, it's you and I driving SUVs instead of electric vehicles or something like that
1:32.0	that's causing hurricanes and flooding.
1:35.4	And this garbage needs to be stamped out because it's a classic liberal ploy.
1:41.7	They like to politicize what absolutely is not political, the weather, you know, the
1:47.3	fact that these things come, but what we can do to prepare and in the aftermath and the money and resources of the United States
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