Ron Johnson

Rather than spend trillions of dollars trying to hold back the tide, we're far better off using limited resources to alleviate human suffering in a different way.

The reality is China and India are not going to stop using fossil fuels.

By the United Nation's own models, if the U.S. were to completely go carbon neutral, that would only impact global temperatures by .3 degrees Fahrenheit by the Year 2100.

My viewpoint is I don't think there's anything we can really do about it.

We've wasted at least $6.2 trillion and had no impact whatsoever.

So let me start out by stating that I do not deny climate change. I'm just not a climate change alarmist.

It is very easy to play with statistics. It is very easy to scaremonger, which is what climate alarmism is all about.

Again, I think it is kind of grotesque, pretty arrogant.

I think that's crazy.

We should have never gotten rid of our energy independence like we did because I think that has caused political problems across the spectrum.

We are projected to be $51 trillion in debt in just 10 years.

The most important thing is we have got to survive into the mid and long-term financially.

It is very easy to play with statistics. It is very easy to scaremonger, which is what climate alarmism is all about.

Again, I think it is kind of grotesque, pretty arrogant.

I think that's crazy.

It is very easy to play with statistics. It is very easy to scaremonger, which is what climate alarmism is all about.

Again, I think it is kind of grotesque, pretty arrogant.

I think that's crazy.

It would be nice if climate change alarmists would stop scaring the you know what out of our children by telling them that the world is going to end in a dozen years, okay. It's not.

Does anybody dispute that by their own models, if we were to eliminate all CO2 in America, it would have a negligible impact on global temperatures.

Let's talk about the cobalt mining in the Congo utilizing child labor.

By the way in the Inflation Reduction Act here, supposedly we got a little under $400 billion of energy credits and dollars going to what I would call green energy boondoggles.

It's wasting limited resources.

I have to admit I was surprised you've done all this research and you weren't aware of the Lancet July 2021 article comparing deaths caused by heat versus cold.

I'm not a climate change denier; I'm just not a climate change alarmist. You seem to be an alarmist.