This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Monday, June 17th. I'm Virginia Allen.

Hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th.

And it always seems that around this time of year, we start to hear not only predictions

about how bad the hurricane season will be, but also claims that the severity is directly tied to climate change.

David Ligates served as a visiting fellow for the Science Advisory Committee in the Center

for Energy, Climate, and Environment at the Heritage Foundation.

He's also a professor Emeritus at the University of Delaware and co-author of the book,

Climate and Energy, The Case for Realism. Legates sits down with me on today's show to answer the question of whether there is indeed a connection

between hurricanes and climate change.

Stay tuned for an answer to that question and more after this.

As conservatives, sometimes it feels like we're constantly on defense against bad ideas.

Bad philosophy, revisionist history, junk science, and divisive politics.

But here's something I've come to understand.

When faced with bad ideas, it's not enough to just defend.

If we want to save this country, then it's time to go on offense.

Conservative principles are ideas that work. Individual responsibility, strong local

communities, and belief in the American dream.

As a former college professor and current president of the Heritage Foundation,

my life's mission is to learn, educate, and take action.

My podcast, the Kevin Robert Show, is my opportunity to share that

journey with you. I'll be diving into the critical issues that plague our nation,

having deep conversations with high-profile guests, some of whom may surprise you.

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