Mainstream media has betrayed our trust.

Rather than tell us the whole story about the important issues of the day, they tell us only what they want us to hear.

Your hosts, Tom Harris and Todd Royal, will bring you the other side of the story.

Of the hundreds of conferences that I've attended in my career, the 16th International

Conference on Climate Change, or ICCC-16 held on April 8th and 9th of this year in Washington, D.C.

stands out as one of the very best.

Over 200 of the world's leading climate and energy experts and their supporters

assembled in Hotel Washington right beside the White House to celebrate climate realism rising,

the very appropriate theme of the conference.

It's appropriate because just as the New York Times

and other media lamented,

climate realists finally have our day in the sun.

The Trump administration is now doing virtually

everything we hope they would do

to kill the climate scare that is infected America for the past three decades.

One of the most encouraging aspects of ICC16 was the involvement of young people.

In fact, there was a whole panel called Bringing Youth into the Climate Realist Fold.

The panel featured meteorologist Chris Martz, social media influencer Lucy Biggers,

University of Tennessee student Emma Arns, and CO2 coalition member Anika Sweetland. Today we will be

speaking with Chris Martz about the conference. He just graduated with a degree in meteorology,

and besides presenting as part of the youth panel,

he actually gave his own keynote speech at the final dinner on day two of the conference.

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