don t jump on one study. but there are hundreds of factors that include the climate. methane, volcano s, the tilt of the earth, ocean cycles. the idea that carbon dioxide is a control knob is not valid. and i point out over 500 peer-reviewed studies in the last year debunk the idea that co2 is a control knob. tucker: so, there are three parts, which people say climate change, three questions that are addressed. is the climate changing. why is it changing. and what can we do about it. there seems to be consensus on one, there is not a consensus on two and three. the questions that matter. or am i misstating that? no, in fact it s all about timelines. one of the tricks, these groups, tv weathermen, since 1970 temperatures have warmed. why use 1907 as a base line? that was the global cooling era.
know, you re told the weekend it s going to be raining and it s a sunny weekend. why should people believe projections of what florida is going to look like so far in the future? and just one example, i think in the first film, inconvenient truth back in 2006, i think you said within a decade, there will be no snows on kilimanjaro. kilimanjaro today, we have a photo, that s from three days ago, there s still snow on kilimanjaro. but the ice pack and snowpack in mountains all around the world has been declining precipitously. i just came from seattle yesterday and they rely on the snow and ice pack there for part of their water supplies and it s been declining rapidly. and all over the world, the ice and snow is declining precipitously. to your question, years ago, a lot of the tv weathermen and weatherwomen had the view that you just articulated, you know,
projections of what florida is going to look like so far in the future? and just one example, i think in the first film, inconvenient truth back in 2006, i think you said within a decade, there will be no snows on kilimanjaro. kilimanjaro today, we have a know t photo, that s from three days ago, there s still know on kilimanjaro. the ice pack and snow pack in mountains all around the world has been declining precipitously. i just came from seattle yesterday and they rely on the snow and ice pack there for part of their water supplies and it s been declining rapidly. and all over the world, the ice and snow is declining precipitously. to your question, years ago, a lot of the tv weathermen and weatherwomen had the view that you just articulated, you know, we can t even project two weeks, how can we project 20 years or 100 years? but now they re on side, they
a bit of a dig there at tv weathermen, i guess in general. he says he gets all his stuff from the national weather service. is he right as an elected official to stick rigidly to those parameters or not? i know what all the buttons of an airplane do, whattal the knobs are for, what all the gauges do. when i walk onto my delta flight i don t ask to fly the plane. i know my place. here s what i do, here s what i know. i m going to give you the most accurate that i believe truth, and then you make your own decisions. the mayor made the decision. even when i was going to school in buffalo, piers, if we canceled school every time it show snowed i d be going to school through the fourth of july. you can t cancel it all the time. i think they want to get the schools in. you got to get so many days in then you got to send them home. oh, well. well, al roker responded to the mayor tweeting mr. mayor, i could never run nyc, but i know when it s time to keep kids home from school. so that b