Ep 539 | The Left’s Climate LIES Cover Up Its MASSIVE Policy Failures | Guest: Paul Brian

Predictable with Stu Burguiere

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🗓️ 25 July 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

The Left has been crying about its alleged climate change apocalypse for decades. Stu Burguiere examines the unethical, if not slightly brilliant, position those on the Left have put themselves in to claim ideological victory no matter what the outcome. It’s also a great way to distract from their many, many, many other policy failures as well. Then, renowned auto blogger Paul Brian joins with the latest on gas prices and electric vehicles. And is monkeypox the next rallying cry for the Left to try and secure more government power? Almost definitely. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	And now, Veepe Thoughts by Kamala Harris.
0:10.6	Women are getting pregnant every day in America, and this is a real issue and we need to act
0:15.3	with a sense of haste.
0:19.8	This has been Veepe Thoughts by Kamala Harris.
0:27.7	Well, hello there.
0:34.1	Yes, I'm back from vacation.
0:36.4	Just took a couple months off, no big deal.
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0:42.1	Stu and save ten bucks.
0:43.8	We got a lot of great stuff coming up today.
0:46.1	Paul Bryan is here with the latest on the craziness with electric vehicles.
0:50.6	Is monkeypox the next big excuse for a liberal overreach or just something all the cool kids
0:56.5	are getting?
0:57.5	We start by doing the climate distraction.
1:00.3	I noticed something while I was out on break here over the past week or so.
1:04.7	It was hot.
1:05.7	It was hot like all over the place.
1:08.8	People were noticing it was warm and I have this theory.
1:13.9	There are several months of the year where it seems to be this way.
1:18.1	Almost every year it's hot in Texas.
1:21.1	You know, right around this time.
1:22.4	But I don't know if there's a pattern to that or if anyone has noticed, maybe summarize
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