PBS anchor Christiane Amanpour and former Vice President Al Gore continued their combined efforts to get the American people to subscribe to climate alarmism on Wednesday's Amanpour and Company as the duo lamented the lack of interest from the Trump administration in the ongoing COP30 summit in Brazil. At one point in the interview, Amanpour would drop all pretense of journalism and praise Gore for being “really prescient” and standing “the test of time.”
Amanpour teed up a clip of the two of them from June 6, 1992, by declaring, “I remember first meeting you, first interviewing you when you represented the Senate delegation at the Earth Summit in Rio in 1992, just before you were tapped to be vice president. And I know all those calls were coming through to you, but you wouldn't answer any of my very pointed questions. But here's what you did tell me about American leadership on this issue. Just take a listen.”
Blaming former President George H.W. Bush for impending climate doom is all the rage on the left these days, because in the clip Gore lamented:
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