It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC.

Good morning again, everyone.

One of the things we're doing on the show for the coming few months at least is a health and climate Tuesday section that focuses specifically on new

policies and policy debates in those two related areas. There was a lot on climate and energy

yesterday, including withdrawal from the Paris Climate Treaty and declaring an energy emergency

in the United States.

Here, there was less on health, but there was at least one nod to the likely RFK

junior agenda in the inaugural address, and we'll get to that.

But at Trump's Capital One Arena speech yesterday evening, kind of Trump unbound compared to

even the pretty blunt inaugural address,

Trump went directly after wind power as an alternative to fossil fuels.

He painted wind power falsely as leaving people in their homes vulnerable to whether a particular day is windy or not,

as he referred to a hypothetical couple

wanting to watch TV.

They want to watch the debates on television.

They want to watch your favorite president on television.

But the wind is blowing, so we can't watch television that night, Gladys.

Remember?

Gladys, I'm sorry, the wind is just not blowing. We're

not watching Trump tonight. But I'm immediately withdrawing from the unfair one-sided Paris climate

accord ripoff. Trump last night with us now, J.L. Holesman, senior reporter at the climate-oriented news site

heat map. Previously, she was an energy and climate policy reporter for Axios and covered energy

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