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This is the Tom Harbin program.

Maybe I'm crazy, yeah, I think so.

It's getting increasingly impossible for Republicans to continue to deny that there's climate change.

They've been spouting this line that the fossil fuel billionaires and the big oil companies have

been paying politicians to say and paying their shills and this small fragment of paid-off scientists

like Fred Singer that, you know, for years have been saying, oh, there's no climate change or it's

not consequential, it's no big deal. All right, people aren't buying that anymore.

I mean, the country's on fire.

Has been for a couple of years, but this summer has gotten really wild and next summer

is probably going to be worse because, you know, El Nino is here and it'll probably last a year or two

or maybe even three.

And so what do they say when somebody says, well, what about climate change?

Kevin McCarthy went to an event, a site in Ohio, northeast Ohio, to promote House Republicans

plan to increase drilling for gas and oil. This was a natural gas drilling site and he showed up

in support of the fossil fuel industry that is, you know, one of the biggest supporters of

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