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Joe Bastardi: The reason I'm
involved in the climate

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Stu Burguiere: And that's kind
of your business, right? Like

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else is the warming. If
meteorologists would just quit

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will come off, there will be
cooling in certain areas that

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snow in Texas, you know, we got
clients, no, I think it's gonna

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predicting a hurricane season
from hell, no, I think that I

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here? Now I need to know this
stuff. Do you know why? Because

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volcano underwater volcano last
year, and some people go wait a

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last, you know, when I was in
college, the weather was

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they affect for instance, when
we look at certain weather

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be opposite next winter. And I'm
predicting even next year, I'm

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say listen, I think that we're
gonna, we're going to have a big

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and 2015. This El Nino, but what
really set it off, was that big

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these hotspots that develop in
the ocean affect the weather,

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underwater volcanoes has been
going off to major El Ninos. 97

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winter this upcoming year. I've
told people I think it's gonna

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ocean, we know there's gonna be
more precipitation in that area.

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More precipitation releases heat
into the atmosphere, that in

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relatively boring. And it's
boring because if you go you're

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30s 40s and 50s. And he said,
You can't believe how bad the

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it, and I go, wow, we have been
pretty boring. Like over the

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situation is because I've been
looking at the weather for 5060

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weather was here. And I'm like,
Yeah, sure you're walking uphill

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both ways, barefoot in the snow,
of course, but then I examined

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the oldest freshmen on the a&m
campus. So he grew up in the

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you wear a bunch of different
hats, but you're advising

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turn leads to a response. And so
you saw me at the end of winter,

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warming is cueing you in as to
how the pattern is evolving even

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further in advance. It's
actually a gift.

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this year. It's a little bit
busy, but the El Nino is

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staring at the models and look
at the actual weather. The

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eliminated. And what's
fascinating, Stu, and everybody

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will lead to the Atlantic
actually becoming hyperactive

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think you go to really see this
flip back, because the El Nino

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clients who depend on these
forecasts.

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years. My dad graduated a&m in
1965 is a meteorologist. It's

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resign. I said, I told the
Senator that appointed I said

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Pennsylvania was on the Climate
Action Committee. I had to

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culprit that is supposed to be
sure. Well, the United States

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know. And then say how much what
is our total emission or total

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better? Are people waking up at
all?

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and I'm a big environmentalist.
As a matter of fact, if you

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know what how many trees we have
in Pennsylvania, for instance,

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this is ridiculous. I said,
these these people don't even

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events, okay, if the if you see
a hotspot developed in the

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driving SUVs, all of this. Can
you tell me when we've been

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event, we come back to the same
answer over and over again. We

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have to change our lifestyle.
We've cut all of our co2 stopped

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average member of Congress how
many trees are there in the

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has enough foliage to get rid of
all the emissions we have. We

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Joe Bastardi: Well, I hope
people are waking up. First of

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dealing with all this climate
chaos and everyone's freaking

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out all the time. But every
single time there's a weather

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emissions are 11 point 3
trillion in my State of

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buildup of water vapor over the
years, since he's a volcano,

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minute, how many volcanoes are
actually going off underneath

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because of co2. It was a
combination of cumulative

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meteorology community would wake
up say just said Oh, remember,

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Sam Houston pulled Santa Ana
into the trap. Well, the warming

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is a trap. You know why it can't
possibly have occurred this fast

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you're seeing now is our San
Jacinto. And I wish the

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the biggest thing is it can't be
carbon dioxide. This one that

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all, let's play devil's
advocate. Let's say co2 is the

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don't have to let it go out.
Well, no one even knows about

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of point of combustion, carbon
capture now, in other words, you

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play devil's advocate. You want
to get rid of it, you plant more

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trees, nucular power, and we
have something else called point

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really and I wrote a chapter in
my book, I said, Okay, let me

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United States? How much co2
Doesn't rid us of they won't

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talking for a long time now over
the years? Has this gotten any

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have 229 billion trees in the
United States. Now ask the

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that. They will carbon scrubbing
and all this other stuff. But

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1955? With the hurricanes Connie
and Diane or Tucker did in New

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radio, so it's not TV or
podcasts, or whatever we're

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get a call from Senator Cruz and
Governor Abbott about that so

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interesting tonight, five days
before. I'm in a restaurant, I

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means that I don't get paid if
I'm wrong, right. People don't

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doing. But what I'm what I'm
saying is, I you know, my job

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organization. You know, though,
how they demonize you. We call

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the Ted Cruz's fundraiser.
Because, you know, it was pretty

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that Texas freeze nine days
away. In fact, I've got to be at

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you're a lot colder and
everybody else why because had

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the maps of 8099 You'd have the
left reacted. They went after

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Abbott and Cruz and said why is
he consulting with a with a

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fringe meteorologist? Why?
Because the forecasts that were

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is the equivalent of a cat five
hurricane coming to Texas, you

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stand on today was built
yesterday to reach for tomorrow.

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before the freeze we put out the
deer deer President Biden, this

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should be establishing supply
chains into Texas now. And you

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out at the time did not describe
what was getting ready to

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attention. Governor DeSantis.
Right. You could see even though

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happen. It was a Yeah, we we put
out on the on the Wednesday

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patterns. You know, I've very
old eyes. I'm 68 now relatively

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you know, we see fact I blog for
C fac nine days before E is our

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Ian was just some clouds east of
Barbados. You can see it in the

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use the modeling of today.
They're great tools. Sure, but

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they're not the answers. They
are tools to get the answers.

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And you know, my father used to
say, look, the foundation you

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So you have to know what has
happened and what has gotten you

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strong analog history climate
driven forecasters. We certainly

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old, and my partner Joe DeLeo.
He's older than me. And we're

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saw how bad we got. We got
caught off guard down here or

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available. Now. We have seen a
pickup of activity, but we've

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in another place, but no one
will tell you about that they'll

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going to a colder period is less
a little bit less energy

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seen countering activity. See
folks, what happens if it warms

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in one place? The opposite.
There's a counter that goes off

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sea. No one would have known
about it right. Oh, it's climate

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what's crazy. They don't even
know what they're talking about.

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change. And yet you look at the
New York City temperatures

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just simply weaponize something.
You know, that rainstorm has

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they've been below normal for
for the period that this storm

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occurred. And the second thing
is the sea surface temperatures

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the oceans to warm, the ocean is
much cooler, the source region

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in that area for that storm was
much cooler and see this is

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of all, Someone can say, What
about Brooklyn in 1903? They had

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suffer fools in the National
Weather Service is a darn good

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just occurred in New York City.
Yeah, it was it was of a 50 mile

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area over New York it was 50
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For instance, let's say I was
advising someone on the other

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side of the issue. I go, don't
don't bring up New York. First

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Jersey and 39 with 14 inches,
right? I can just right off the

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top of my head. But I said, Why
don't you go look at Greece

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warm and probably contributed to
what's going on. But on the

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other hand, they're going to
have a cold winter in Greece

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a unbelievable flood then bigger
than this one. Okay, what about

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because this whole situation in
Greece, water was very, very

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supply, this is what I do,
folks. This face is the face

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this year. Right? And I think
Italy and we're telling our

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clients in Europe, it looks like
a cold winter there have a big

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the ice and company over there.
So they you know, given these

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have cooled dramatically around
New York. So the idea all while

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here and then you have a shot at
getting tomorrow right

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Stu Burguiere: We've gone
through such a long road of