I mean, Climategate showed how the sausage is made, but Climate Gate is antiquated now because now they don't even care anymore.

I mean, we're having a daily. You can read this stuff. Climategate stuff is mostly out in the open now.

You're listening to The Corbett Report.

Welcome friends, James Corbett here, CorbettReport.com, and a conversation that is being

recorded in December of 2019, and December of 2019, that can only mean one thing.

We've just passed over the one decade anniversary of ClimateGate.

Yes, ClimateGate, do you remember? I bet you some of the newer

viewers of the Corbett Report probably don't remember Climate Gate, but it is something that I

covered heavily at the time and for years afterwards, because it was a very important story

that really exposed how the sausage is made in the climate science factory and taught us a lot

of things about what I think a lot of things about the what

I think a lot of people suspected about what was really happening under the hood in climate

science world. And it is a pleasure and an honor to have our guest on today to talk about this

because he's obviously someone who's been covering this extensively over the course of the past

decade.

And he has also written the politically incorrect guide to climate change, from which he has

excised chapter 10 specifically about ClimateGate and posted that on his website,

climate depot.com, which if you're not familiar with Climate Depot, is a very

valuable compendium of all sorts of information, all the daily news and information you could

possibly ask for regarding climate science is up there. So I hope people will check that out. And

I will, of course, link up this chapter that we're going to be talking about today with regards

to Climategate. Mark Morano, thank you very much for joining us on the program again.

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