Michael Shellenberger Interview | Left, Right & Reasonable | The Chris Cuomo Project

In this week’s episode of The Chris Cuomo Project, Chris explores how Americans should be their best during the worst of times, like Hurricane Ian, but how the political game causes complex situations to be reduced to single-factor explanations.
Michael Shellenberger, author and founder of Environmental Progress, joins Chris for an extensive conversation about his book “San Fransicko” and the cultural stigma behind treatments for addiction and mental health, misconceptions about the potential and safety of nuclear power, and much more.
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00:00 The response to Hurricane Ian
05:02 Left, right, and reasonable
16:56 Interview with Michael Shellenberger
1:15:56 What do you think?
#cuomo #chriscuomo #newsnation #nuclear #nuclearpower #hurricaneian #shellenberger

[@catherinesalacuse3284]

Your solo and duo segments were evenly extremely interesting. That’s what we needed & expect. And that’s only the beginning of your project. You are going to create waves with some for putting order in people’s mind & maybe double thinking now. Thank you Chris 🇫🇷🇺🇸

[@brendad585]

Love the context of your show. Love how you present topics. I think you are going further than you ever have. Reaching a higher vibration of communication.

[@LuisaRodriguez0212]

Chris I always loved your programs. I wish you great success in this new program.

[@MartsEntertainment]

I absolutely couldn’t agree more🎉

[@rosannajacksonwright927]

Thank you, good to hear empathy towards the homeless rather than judgment and attacks. This is a crisis here in NYC, heart wrenching.

[@mmpmazerolle]

Great podcast. Enjoyed the interview with Michael Shellenberger. So glad to hear the issue of Homelessness being discussed, it’s such an important issue. Thanks so much for addressing important issues.

[@Merrikatt]

Single Factor Explanations, a terrible bane for us nowadays for sure. I am really glad to hear someone tearing into the big issues and trying to truly understand the problems so that they can be fixed and not just sold as snake oil. Great to Hear, thanks!

[@JennMarieX]

I'm so grateful to be a part of this movement! Thank you for coming back & doing it stronger and more true to yourself

[@JennMarieX]

I would like to see more conversations about homelessness, those who are stuck in it & how we can help them. I'd actually like to be involved, as a small-time advocate & community organizer in Detroit. I have been homeless myself & feel I have a lot to offer by way of perspective, understanding and ways to help lift people out of hopelessness. You can never understand unless you experience it.

[@skybabe1959]

Me tooooooooooo!!!!!

[@FreeAsABird53]

Thank you for pointing out the mess that is the press, Congress, and honestly, members of the public. It has been way too much. Would love to just see us thinking clearly and working collectively to make the country and the world better. My prayer is that we can get beyond this time. The toxicity in the country is not sustainable. Only 17 mins in. Edit: Great discussion. It does help to have these intelligent and measured talks. The only alert for me around the guest was his being ok with receiving support from someone against CRT. CRT is reality for many of us in America. Either way, on the whole, I would not only listen to him, I would work with him. This was a masterclass on how the media should be doing their job. Inform and provoke conscious thought.

[@joycecalabrette6605]

You just keep getting better!!! So thought provoking!!! You have touched so many areas that need to be rethought!!!THANK YOU!!!!

[@nelsonavelar924]

From Canada 🇨🇦 😀 good luck on your new show 😀 good job 👏 👍 😀 👌

[@countrycandle1460]

Great show last night Chris!!!! Enjoyed seeing you back on TV.

[@debrabelaska3175]

Good morning Chris great show last night busy posting pictures and collage on all my platforms. Looking forward to seeing this later today posting and making everyone aware on the new podcast. Thank you will watch while working out!

[@donnapolcyn8357]

Chris - glad to have you back! Great show and podcast, you touched on all the concerns that we are thinking about or talking about. Thank you!!!

[@peacepantherproductions]

I lived in LA for 18 years, and the bay area for about four. The weather definitely makes things easier for people to remain outside, however California law makes it very difficult even if you are a family member to have someone committed or to get them actual real help for substance abuse etc. We tried to commit one of my friends who is a danger to herself and the hospital could not keep her for more than a week. The parents could not mandate anything. They had to let her out on the streets again. So many people in California are living that way. not to mention what is happening with the rents there and all over the country, it’s forcing more regular people who don’t have major problems into dire situations. What they are trying to do on Virginia key in Miami, trying to warehouse homeless people miles away from services to get them out of sight, is another huge problem. Just 10 minutes in to this but yes so many issues.

[@skybabe1959]

Hi Peace, Love the name. I am on the East coast...I have been so troubled by homelessness all of my life. Walking in the city was a struggle every day! Who do I give money to? I actually had to pick a couple of people, they were so beautiful . Then I saw California and I almost died. I couldn't even wrap my head around it! Then just regular people couldn't even pay rent. Then I saw parking lots allowing for people who live in cars! Please know Peace that I haven't even scratched the surface, but we are thinking ABOUT you. Stay Free Free Agent Bev

[@laragon4175]

Wonderful to have you back, Chris! We've missed you and are looking forward to hearing more!

[@Luis-xr6ec]

😂

[@brendad585]

Awesome to see you back in action. You rock!

[@minniemaklingham4255]

Thank you so much Chris.. listening to you watching your podcast is so amazing and IAN leave lots of people homeless.. it’s so sad and heartbroken 💔 I thank god very day. I’m so lucky to have my home and family safe 🙏

[@rosemoore5364]

I am so happy to see you again. I have subscribed and so excited to see you on News Nation too. Two great new venues for you. Looking forward to the great shows you will be doing.

[@ruthdaley2458]

Another great show. I knew I missed you on Sirius and CNN. I’m so glad you are back. 💙💛

[@cherylvrabel1159]

Chris, I watched your new show on News Nation last night. Great start. {Good to see you in something besides a black suit.) I set up my DVR to record you everyday. I trust that you will bring facts and information and allow your audience to make up their own minds. A novel idea for the world we live in.❤

[@claudetteallen9477]

Chris l am so glad you're back . I have literally refused to watch that other channel because you're not there. My loyalty stays with you. That said l will follow you wherever you go. Congratulations once more and l will be watching. "You get after it" Chris that's your brand. Love and light always. Canada 👌💯💕💕💕

[@kathleenkennedy2090]

Thanks for this interview, I've been trying to understand Shellenberger for a while.

[@stargatergirl]

Very informative 👍 thanks for helping to educate us on these important concepts. Lots to ponder

[@lineroberge7987]

Chris, I am so happy that you are back on a new meaningful platform!!! I love your perspective, intelligence and charisma and celebrate your return.

[@debrabelaska3175]

Good evening Chris watched you @newsnation and then jumped on KZbin and watched your new podcast. Learning so much from you now only if I could retain it all. Both great and enjoyed all your guest. Do plan on listening to your new podcast again. I was working out on both so I got some great exercise on my stationary bike. Good night Chris

[@skybabe1959]

News Nation!!!!! Great first show....love your mom!!!! All the best Chris, you're making progress and positive change!!!!!

[@diamond-st6jr]

Thank you so much Chris listening to you watching your podcast is so awesome I'm so glad for this channel you makes a difference may God continue to lead guide and protect you from all trolls whom God bless no man Cursed keep the good work up always 👍💙🙏🏿

[@skybabe1959]

Thank you so much Chris. You really did just get after it! Mindblowing for me because I do remember "duck and cover"! Although it's not the same, I remember the fear of a missile coming through my classroom window. I will be listening to Shellenburger now! Never even heard of him and I was glued! One thing that he pointed out was about the younger generation not understanding baby boomers fears. They are the future and I am thrilled to see so many intelligent people coming up! One other thing....I haven't heard anyone talking about the awesome bones of this country, YES, in my opinion we are still the best. More parties and there will be, will make us even better. Free Agent Bev

[@mj94022]

One of the best projects -- I learned a lot from the conversation

[@nancylambert8024]

Great interview. Thanks. Enjoying your project. Glad you are back on TV. YOU HAVE FANS IN Canada 👍

[@begabrielanunez7326]

Thanks a lot CHRIS for letting me get to know him. How could he room in the USA’s system. He’s Calm. Incredible intelligent in a humble way with an empathetic view of those who have nothing and are ill. I don’t know if you notice the way each time he wanted you believe in him or referred to an important matter he touched his heart with his right hand. All my life I related NUCLEAR- RADIATION till one day, 2 years ago, a 11 years old boy friend of of my youngest daughter JULIA, said to me: - Nuclear is safe and the most efficient energy for the environment! His father, an engineer, looked at me and asserted. He works at one Nuclear Base here. Let me rethinking about the whole. But lots of education is still needed. That is why, when you started talking about it, I remembered this little kid. They are the Climate Change Generation so this issue is going to be crucial for their lives. Such an incredible impact your sister MARIA is giving for those with addictions and homeless- I Do Thank you for opening my mind and getting to know - such an interesting leader with no team that should be inside for the good of the people and atufe he cares about. 🍀 Pd how could he have room. By the way you are right I’ll google him MICHAEL Schellenberg

[@skybabe1959]

Be!!!!! Well thought out and said. Speaking for me, I felt like a dummy...why didn't I know this. Getting Michaels book now, very excited! Let's make room. Thanks so MUCH! Free Agent Bev

[@tomnohmy1273]

Very good point about Biden and misspeaking. Press secretary not handling it right and the right and Trump misspeaking constantly. Excellent analysis.

[@TheOHIO2010]

As a Thyroidectomy patient of 20 plus years. It’s not as easy as taking a pill, please do some research on Thyroidectomy patients and educate we live in hell everyday after removal, there is very small of doctors that understand the life after TT. I’m liking the information of the show, thanks for making this happen much needed.

[@GurleyGurl312]

I truly hope that the stigma of mental illness will eventually go away with education that mental health issues can be treated. Just like you treat diabetes, you can treat mental illness. But it had such a negative stigma. So people will suffer in silence.

[@whatwouldjohngaltdo1409]

Huge fan of Shellenberger, glad to see Chris coming around on Nuclear!

[@barbd.1628]

Super interesting stuff. Thanks Guys!

[@joannefrancella9594]

This project just completed in Nova Scotia Canada. Lots of innovative ideas to help the homeless. Impressed with this for Michael, for any State for that matter. Really happy with the content and your way of presenting the issues. 😊

[@joannefrancella9594]

Sunflower Project

[@marydixon1872]

Chris I'm happy you're back

[@genevievebahrenburg]

He is such a powerful voice !

[@brendad585]

We need someone like you in Canada.

[@barbarawood9518]

Wow! This is perfect timing for me at least…👍 “Change The Game” covers more than politics.. It’s about shining the light on so many subjects that have been in the dark for too long..We can’t change what we do not see…or refuse to see…You are shedding that light and I know you are just the beginning! Changing the game starts with the individual..Change The Thinking! 👍 Let’s ALL get after it!

[@janecallahan2340]

Hi Chris, My father was NYC born, graduated from Rensselaer with a degree in Civil Engineering. My father always believed that Nuclear Power was the smartest option for supplying clean energy to the world. Although, my father passed 1991, I know he would still promote and support the use of Nuclear Power plants. He believed N P was a very efficient energy source. Of course, these nuclear plants would need to be built in geographically safe areas, with round the clock maintenance checks for any concerning issues or possible problems that may develop. Thank you for discussing this energy option that has been dismissed by so many.

[@kimberlynickles8984]

I lovec this. Did not know who he was. I think nuclear power could work. I will be 46 in 2 weeks I remember the cold war. We need to learn from the mistakes and move forward. Great episode

[@AmandaHallPsychic]

Yes I agree with about Uranium thanks for sharing with us all.

[@lindysanz4925]

I've missed you Chris Cuomo. So glad to see you and hear your steady voice again.

[@robertwhitelaw7639]

I fucking love this show. We need more people who ask, "What if?" in life.

[@brianbowers809]

Great Job !!!!

[@minniemaklin4372]

Happy Friday Chris 🥹💕💕

[@MartsEntertainment]

All it takes is to watch ONE documentary about Alaska and to hear people describe how summer 7 years ago was 1 month longer than it is now, and it already is only 3 months. And that when winter comes it isn’t freezing, look at the receding sea ice. It’s horrifying.

[@debbyschweighardt5810]

Wouldn't it be nice if our third party was called the Reasonable Party?

[@AljIsHere128]

What is considered reasonable to U or I or someone else isn't for another person or another group of people. People define reasonable in their own perspective if U ask me.

[@sherylrough9663]

We are so much more fortunate than those just a few miles south of us. Yet as renters of a mobile home we got wiped out of our living room and laundry room are destroyed. Ian took the entire roof and doors of the 10x30 addition. We are living in a small bedroom, bath and kitchen. Fema says we will receive little if anything as renters. Any help/advice is appreciated.

[@kirstenviers7928]

I made it through relatively well considering I kept avoiding the algorithm that was feeding this video to my home page. I watched a 5 minute blurb of this interview and wanted to punch Schellenberger in the face, then I looked him up tonight because 3 or 4 times I avoided this full episode, and found it was an episode on Climate Change. So many discussions that could be had and avenues explored from it but let me summarize my thoughts with this: I do think our Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights are sufficient if we were all good people. The problem is this, a fellow tenant of mine who was in the homeless shelters with me told me he was not supportive of our Freedom Documents because slavery is condoned in the Constitution. I've come to agree with him from the experiences I'm suffering at the hands of the alarmists who will vote to the line of "transfer of wealth." This black man, has beautiful teeth mind you. Eats horribly, but beautiful, white, sharp, teeth.

[@karmafamily3257]

Chris please use your platform to bring attention to human rights in Iran we need to help please ❤❤❤😢

[@acetate909]

Chris supports the sanctions that America placed on Iran which have disproportionately hurt poor people. Open your eyes. Chris is your enemy, not your friend.

[@eyesic04]

Love your show and podcast. Even a homeless persons knows not to be homeless in Boston during the winter. California is habitable even in the winter. Homelessness is partly due to big pharma, they need to kick in $$$ to help work on the problem. The high rent also adds to the lack of affordable housing. Glad Newsom remained Governor, Larry Elder would have been a disaster.

[@AljIsHere128]

I am not in California. But this MDer would say Larry Elder wouldn't give one 💩about homelessness or the need in California for affordable housing.

[@kirstenviers7928]

Drawing an X on the China comments. When getting my ultrasounds while pregnant in 2011, I had the pleasure of meeting a Chinese RN who was shadowing my RN. The Chinese I've met are very open about their culture and equally as inquisitive and informative for dialogue. I asked him, "Will you tell me about China's one child policy?" He told that it was an effort to slow down population growth, which makes sense from the research I've done on China and their environmentalism. The problem came in, he said, when the people freely modified the intent to perpetuate their culture. The government wasn't going in and killing babies number 2 and 3, the parents were and the population was becoming imbalanced. So, China had to modify the policy to counter balance how the people interpreted the law and remained free to build their own families. Very contrary to U.S. propaganda of how China works, and it angers me to here them get thrown under the bus for ignorance and a lack of bravery to bother to ask.

[@UnderTheBridge96]

Cuomo back to fight the left and the right ?! I'm here for it ! Finally some honesty !!!!

[@AljIsHere128]

Independent Libertarian screen name cracks me up on so called "honesty" to champion.

[@willaharlatt4862]

fabulous guy.........he is totally on the nose re addictions and mental health issues. I worked in GB for over 20years with vulnerable people living in the community and a key part of supporting them was risk assessment - basically where are the areas that these vulnerable people might fall down into pot holes.......and then once we have identified these what can we put in place to reduce the risks. Some of that is ongoing support and part of it is putting in guard rails. If you allow vulnerable the whole range of choice they will firstly be informed by the unhealthy (the addiction) and secondly be overwhelmed by what seems alien to them. Same as with children (no im no calling vulnerable adults children) ......you give them some choice but not everything they choose......because they are not capable of making clear sighted choices. We risk assess with our kids......yes you can do that but this is too risky at the moment. You walk with them to making more and more choices.......we need to do this with vulnerable people too - great episode

[@susanrosegale6646]

Nuclear needs a relook considering technology has advanced so much in 50 years...really glad to see this discussion including this. If we all moved to EV's we will need it.

[@nancynunez9130]

Great

[@MartsEntertainment]

We have great nuclear but until disposing the fuel rods used in Nuclear can be disposed of safely, I think that’s been the number one risk.

[@m.j.golden4522]

“Societies in decline have no use for visionaries.” ― Anaïs Nin

[@derricksearles610]

Brilliant

[@markfox3083]

Starts at 17:00; nuclear talk from 46:02

[@Tightt88]

Penn and Teller did an amazing episode on Nuclear over tens years ago on Penn and Teller Bullshit.

[@mariousjones5339]

Welcome

[@linamollica551]

Interesting discussion about nuclear power, but it mainly focused on the advantages over fossil fuel without discussing much about the drawbacks such as how much nuclear waste is created and how much time it takes to decay. More importantly, you also seemed to completely ignore the fact that one of the reasons some people are weary of nuclear power plants is the risk of it being used as a target in a terrorist attack, especially a power plant like Indian Point so close to a dense urban area.

[@genxray]

Look at the design Finland is using for the safest nuclear power system to deal with waste.

[@zuchjr]

Chris we need to do something about the inner cities with the increase in violence, poverty, and homelessness. Are the Democrats poorly running major cities??? Something needs to change.

[@kirstenviers7928]

Trust is a big problem within the homeless community. The Lord protects what is his, Haggai 2:8. For example, two of my grandfather's, one a stepfather, had Alzheimer's but when with me very lucid. Each time I called them on what I believed to be a game of escape with them, I got the look that went with the speech I got when I was younger, "I went to WWII. I'm not afraid to kill anyone." I had two letters from generals to join OCS in the military but never sent the application because I couldn't obey an order to kill. Now, after divorce and losing my child for political gaming and tax evasion, seeing what the homeless go through after hearing my grandparents say, "Oh, she'll go homeless before she'll ever do that," in reference to me, I'd have no problem with using a gun. I pray daily to not be put there, but when we have this country demanding what it is, and they did give up Jesus as he warned not to do in Matthew 10:16-42, there are some people I could kill stone cold and sleep well at night.

[@brendad585]

I think someone will make an offer to purchase your show.

[@AljIsHere128]

I honestly doubt it. I like the show the way it is.

[@causesofwellbeing-pablodas2120]

Some feedback: Chris is asking us to buy merch. I just looked in the comments for a link, no link. When I Google Cuomo project I get endless links to the podcast from different providers. After that, I gave up. How could you make this more explicit for potential supporters?

[@MartsEntertainment]

Did the woman suffer from cyclical vomiting syndrome where you can’t stop vomiting for seemingly any reason, no fevers. No chills. Just vomiting often and for weeks, you can’t work, you can’t leave the bed unless with a bucket to go to the bathroom. It makes IBS look like childs play, and having had IBS and having healed it, and the cyclical vomiting syndrome. I can overcome.

[@MartsEntertainment]

Trump talked about airplanes in the civil war, he mentioned the oranges of the situation were my two favorite Trump gaffs.

[@stormey3558]

Oh good

[@pb4ugo19]

Tampa has gotten so lucky over the years with direct hits from hurricanes. They always miss last min. If Fort Myers looks like that, Tampa would go under. We're not prepared at all.

[@MartsEntertainment]

I have sadly buried countless and countless friends from overdoses. Tough love does not work.

[@MartsEntertainment]

Not always. You yourself Chris are stopping drinking. People are able to manage their addictions some times.

[@MartsEntertainment]

Manchin does stay in office to make money, the donations to his campaign alone make it financially worth it.

[@mariag.flores5642]

👍

[@pamelalewis5255]

homelessness and addiction is rampant across the nation and this is not a Democrat nor republican issue. it has gotten out of hand and I don't think that anyone regardless of political affiliation has the answer. plus there is not enough funding 5o give them what they really need

[@acetate909]

Exactly. Homelessness is a bipartisan issue and neither party seems to particular care about real solutions. Some politicians pay lip service with empty rhetoric and then go an vote to send 50 billion dollars to Ukraine while their own constituents suffer under extreme poverty.

[@JBTee123]

I’m disappointed that the Oil & Gas Industry never came up in this discussion- they have everything to gain from fear of nuclear power & they have an enormous lobby…. Why no mention?

[@medicinaemdia4895]

I wanna know your take on “secure injection sites” that people can use drugs with a medical assistance personnel.

[@gloriadahroug9587]

what if there is another terrorist attack as in 2001, and this time they attack the nuclear plant...which was not being used in 2001?

[@lindawoodruff2772]

I have lived and Ca!I for is 95% of my life. I have lots of personal experiences around some of the topics. Fyi

[@marie-laure.]

He definitely is all about bootstraps, which doesn't provide societal plans but allows to blame the weak, punching down if you will.

[@marie-laure.]

Yeah... Strong regulations.... Which include budgetary funding for safe nuclear plants... When in a budgetary pickle... Guess what budget is inconspicuous and high enough to get some corners cut... Let's be serious, nuclear is very useful in the transition but it's not the future

[@brendad585]

CNN is so going to regret what they did. They will begg for you soon. … mark my word. They did you a favour.

[@AljIsHere128]

Naw I like him better now at what he does on NewsNation (although not crazy about NewsNation) than what I wasn't a fan of on the CNN side he did. I am glad he does his show similar to how it was on Sirius XM.

[@Sushi2735]

Chris,you showed us all who you really were when you through Don Lemmon and Jake Trapper under the bus! You are a self serving narcissist and this is the best job you will ever get! You are just like your brother. Hope your daughter never runs into anyone like the Como Brothers!

[@lindawoodruff2772]

In a properly functioning government maintaining standards I feel it is viable. However every four years, new president. Broken Congress. Trump put the fear of God in me on how much danger we are in.

[@MartsEntertainment]

He isn’t addressing how we properly dispose of the fissile material.

[@lindawoodruff2772]

Newsome during the pandemic bought up motel size and placed as many people as he could and provided food and guidance to them. I think I remember that. Absolutely understand the lack available resources is a problem. Do we really have to use religion as a driver for guidlines. At one point homeless people were bused to Eureka from San Francisco which was not a solution. Eureka lost slot of tourism because of crime. The solution is address homelessness head on. There are examples of homeless people being treated with humanity they get stronger in a lot of cases. I think sometimes hitting the problems head on. Meet the moment.

[@franklincastillo3748]

I always thought you were really good news anchor look up coach Greg Adams free agent lifestyle I think you should do a one-on-one interview with him good luck with news nation and KZbin Chris

[@hannahtelluselle]

Yes! It's real! Thank you. A tip about the fixes and all this "game". To come up with solutions, people need to be creative first, including extreme, so that something can lead to an actual development, it's how the process works. Have you heard of the Rogers "Innovation and creativity", who is an early adapter, or a follower (the masses) and a laggard? Worthy to have in mind and part of my education in Organizational Change, that I hope will bring something productive and helpful, at least eventually. When it comes to nuclear power plants, I think it's about the waste - where to keep it. Has this changed or become better? And no, it's not just "the game", it's an actual development of awareness, I think. Because Trump had his gaffes, people are more likely to look for the same in the next president, regardless of it would be Biden or someone else. -- I think people in general become mentally ill and take drugs more AFTER having become homeless to cope, or even worse, you just think so when you see ppl who can't walk straight, when it in fact can be due to actual exhaustion. To be unemployed and not having an income, doesn't constitute a reason to be deemed insane or assumed to be a drug addict. I happen to know this by experience. And I am so glad that the US still has a bit of respect for individuals' freedom, which Sweden hasn't, at least not to the same degree. Everybody should have a home. And for example, the pregnant woman might have been afraid that you would rape her would she go with you inside. And, I would get physically ill if you force me to eat bread and pasta or milk since I'm intolerant to gluten and lactose. People assume a lot about what and how to help instead of actually asking and accepting that in the majority of cases, it's all about money. I have been homeless and I have never taken any drugs, not even smoking. And then I am being called insane since that is the only other option by senseless authorities who refuse to acknowledge their own vulnerability. You too, can loose your home and you are no better than anybody else, in the face of any trauma. Can you phantom getting a job and not being allowed to work, because the university didn't endorse my visa to, (even as USCIS said yes!) and having to shoplift food instead? I have had to do that both in Hawaii, and in Sweden, whose system I definitely want to leave. And I have all this on paper. SF is a sanctuary city, thank God.

[@kimhammerschmidt5133]

how about instead of spending time getting rid of Newsome,working with him… bring his ideas and work together???? same with boarder, i commend the press secretary saying that president Biden has an open door policy and welcome working together for a solution!!!

[@zigatretjak75]

Look at Finland model

[@corinnewinterrousset]

Another bright guy with a great vocabulary and a conscience. Like Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg. Very bright guy, great vocabulary, conscience. Chris, there’s your new party…the BVC Party.

[@MartsEntertainment]

We did duck and cover in the 1980s oh wise scientist!

[@rosemarieclemente5695]

Unrelated topic: are you still lifting weights? 💪

[@kirstenviers7928]

Nuclear and convenience, may be the category to put this uncertainty of mine: I don't understand, mind you this idea takes money away from my project, but I don't understand why we aren't spending billions or more, including media bombs, on cleaning up the WWII chemical waste in our oceans? God recedes all the rivers? Get a crane and recycle the steal. People want to be a pharmacist, learn to scuba dive and figure out the drugs our sea life is inhaling and decide how fast we can bring it up and recycle it for energy. God is melting our glaciers to dilute so our whales, e.g., who can live 800 years don't get exterminated. The book Ocean by Sylvia Earle is beautiful, and well written.

[@CraigForCommonSense]

Umm did you see don lemon?

[@GM-mb2dk]

Really forgeting who his wife is

[@CraigForCommonSense]

Chris your talking a good game, but you really refuse to hold dems, progressives and the left accountable, your right the game is to divide but it’s on both sides.

[@AljIsHere128]

Right wing hit dogs hollering indeed. Progressive Dems damn sure ain't perfect and flawed as hell. But you right wingers really need to stop that both sides crap. With your side not wanting to pass anything to help American people, Jan 6th & Trump is a subject all unto itself and your characters from Marjorie Taylor Greene, Lauren Boebert, Gym Jordan, R Kelly Congressman version Matt Gaetz and the beloved of non melinated conservatives of HOT AZZ MESS Herschel Walker is definitely enough to make anyone eyeroll at your comment 🙄. Sweep around your own front door of LOTS OF DIRT to hold the right accountable for buddy.🤨😏