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Last night, the remaining Democratic candidates for president faced off to debate climate change

in a seven-hour long town hall that released so much hot air into the atmosphere that climate

change is now real and we're all going to die from it. We will examine the winners, the

losers, and the most disturbing answers of the night. Then, speaking of climate change,

it must be a chilly day in hell because the White House has received good news from the

New York Times. Walmart, bands, guns from its stores, and finally the mailbag. I'm Michael

Knowles, and this is the Michael Knowles show.

Seven hours of climate change. Seven hours of listening to Democratic candidates talk

about climate change is much worse than any possible effect of climate change, including

the end of the world. Mass starvation, mass environmental, it doesn't hold a candle to

watching CNN and the Democrats for seven hours. This was a very, very bad night for the

Democratic party. So let's jump right in because we have a lot of ground to cover. Let's

start with the most radical answer of the night. When Bernie Sanders, the oldest candidate,

I think in the history of all politics, Bernie Sanders endorsed eugenics to combat climate

change.

Human population growth has more than doubled in the past 50 years. The planet cannot sustain

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