Harriet Hageman

all of the above, and look at the money. Do you think that if I'm not a scientist, I'm an attorney, but you, let's say that you were going to publish a paper about how they've manipulated the data. Are you going to get a grant from the university or the EPA or the, there are so many agencies involved.

all of the above, and look at the money. Do you think that if I'm not a scientist, I'm an attorney, but you, let's say that you were going to publish a paper about how they've manipulated the data. Are you going to get a grant from the university or the EPA or the, there are so many agencies involved.

We have politicized science.

We have politicized science.

We have politicized science.

We have politicized science.

Sure.

Sure.

No, that's just fine. And Brett Weinstein is a hero of mine. I think he's exposed a lot of very important machinations out there that we should all know about.

No, that's just fine. And Brett Weinstein is a hero of mine. I think he's exposed a lot of very important machinations out there that we should all know about.

Well, I do have that history. I remember what was going on in the early 1970s. But one of the things that we did do is that we actually went in and cleaned up the rivers and the industrial sites. We all worked very, very hard at that. I'm not saying that I'm opposed to the Clean Air Act or the Clean Water Act. I'm not opposed to any of those things. I support the Endangered Species Act.

Well, I do have that history. I remember what was going on in the early 1970s. But one of the things that we did do is that we actually went in and cleaned up the rivers and the industrial sites. We all worked very, very hard at that. I'm not saying that I'm opposed to the Clean Air Act or the Clean Water Act. I'm not opposed to any of those things. I support the Endangered Species Act.

I support the Federal Land Policy Management Act. I support those because they had a purpose and we have used them very effectively to to address the problems that we had with our streams and rivers and the air pollution that we had. But that's what my point is. We have the ability to innovate, and we've done that. And we've done an absolutely phenomenal job.

I support the Federal Land Policy Management Act. I support those because they had a purpose and we have used them very effectively to to address the problems that we had with our streams and rivers and the air pollution that we had. But that's what my point is. We have the ability to innovate, and we've done that. And we've done an absolutely phenomenal job.

And in doing so, we've also been able to provide energy at an incredibly affordable rate. And in doing that, we have increased life expectancy. We've decreased infant mortality rate. We have made innovations in the medical field, in curing cancer, in how do we treat osteoporosis.

And in doing so, we've also been able to provide energy at an incredibly affordable rate. And in doing that, we have increased life expectancy. We've decreased infant mortality rate. We have made innovations in the medical field, in curing cancer, in how do we treat osteoporosis.

There are so many things that we've done, but we've done that because of affordable energy, and we've done that through innovation. What's happened with the more recent environmental movement is they want to take away all of the innovation and claiming we're destroying the environment. But once they take away the innovation, once they take away affordable energy, we don't get to innovate anymore.

There are so many things that we've done, but we've done that because of affordable energy, and we've done that through innovation. What's happened with the more recent environmental movement is they want to take away all of the innovation and claiming we're destroying the environment. But once they take away the innovation, once they take away affordable energy, we don't get to innovate anymore.

Go to a third world country and tell me how they take care of the environment because the fact is they don't. They can't afford to. They're just trying to feed their people and keep a roof over their heads. Look at the kind of respiratory problems that we have in Africa because we will not allow them to develop reliable electricity anymore. We forced them to cook over dung and wood.

Go to a third world country and tell me how they take care of the environment because the fact is they don't. They can't afford to. They're just trying to feed their people and keep a roof over their heads. Look at the kind of respiratory problems that we have in Africa because we will not allow them to develop reliable electricity anymore. We forced them to cook over dung and wood.