walk us through his take on some of these climate issues. He has a big thing on why Kamala Harris

was right to embrace fracking, why it's good for the American economy. He says it's weird to care

about. He doesn't deny the climate change is real, but he says that it's weird to care about

climate change because the harms are inflicted mostly on foreigners and mostly

in the future. One of the things that is that he consistently displays is this difficulty in

understanding how people might have empathy. That's why I think why you might have written,

is he a sociopath? Because when he talks about the Palestinian movement, he's like,

I understand why Rashida Thalib would care about Palestinians, but why would anyone else?

Well, I don't know. Maybe there's this thing called caring about other people. And so, yeah,

this idea, wow, it's real weird to care about like foreigners in the future. You're like,

oh, you mean other people? the people who are not you?

He was actually protested by climate change protesters because of his support of the fossil fuel

industry, and he found it just bizarre and hilarious that anyone would protest him.

You know, when the Biden administration argued in court, you know, there was no constitutional

right to a stable climate system.

There was this effort to say, well, because people are trying to use whatever tool they can

to fight climate change. So, okay, well, what if we made a legal argument that we have a constitutional

right to a stable climate system? And of course, the Biden administration opposed this.

Iglesias said that that showed that Biden was moderate and sensible and that leftists were psychos. He called them

psychos. And he says, as well, I have a quote where he's dismissing like a poem about the genocide

saying, like, it shows that leftism and mentally mental illness are interchangeable categories

or the boundary between them is porous. On climate, though, it kind of exemplifies one of the things

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