Sky News Host PANICS During Climate Activist Interview

[@fusion-q5e]

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[@tmpst3631]

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[@sssandhu9033]

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[@Gir-granat]

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[@Mar-wal-s6i]

​@@Gir-granator maybe try posting videos of your moth er dancing on street na k.

[@BigSources]

4:45 "politicians are corrupt" "that's a big claim" lmao

[@cern1999sb]

"Who have they bought?" "Well, you for a start"

[@OnufrievS]

JoUrNAliSM!

[@Kimbie]

Well she's right! It is a very serious accusation, because it would really illustrate the failure of our current systems and politicians... again, *only* if it is true. The fossil fuel industry dumping millions to politicians to legislate policy in their favor, that is.

[@skysmirk1369]

She just needed to derail him.

[@torpedopickle]

Least controversial claim

[@skrrtskrrt123]

Producers are absolutely yelling in her ear during this one

[@LuciannaG123]

Yep. 😂😂😂😂😂😂Brilliant.

[@russellgillick7938]

He's gettung in too many facts ! Call him woke and communist !

[@hankhicks2265]

she looked like she might cry at one point there

[@Axelgear2006]

Specifically at the 4 minute mark. Just before it, you can see her looking off camera, then reaching for her earpiece, then the whole body tension... It's just... Painful to watch.

[@CatastrophicalPencil]

​@@Axelgear2006There's a lot of money in taking these sorts of jobs, you get used to a very high standard of living funded by fossil fuel companies. Everyone in the workplace I'm sure are really nice, and you go out and have nice drinks in Sydney harbour or along the Yarra on your fridays. But every once in a while the mask slips from their faces, and you realise that you work for monsters.

[@King.-Arthur]

Sky News really dropped the ball here. They accidentally interviewed an informed climate activist!

[@raptorjesus6120]

The conservative right usually believes all climate activists are radical, stupid, misinformed children. Until they are confronted with one.

[@seditt5146]

No such thing.

[@mr.nobody1081]

"china is decarbonizing..." he says while they keep building coal plants, very informed, much smart.

[@mavenmaven4513]

​@@mr.nobody1081China is the top dog renewable energy investments

[@knatkniht]

​@@seditt5146 Says the one who hasn't been in a science class past high school

[@bharatjakati5531]

The guest is such a terrible person! Who comes prepared with so many facts and data, speaks so calmly in spite of the interruptions, and refuses to take every bait thrown by the anchor.

[@BaneofBots]

Love the sarcasm 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Hallorenzo]

@@BaneofBots?

[@EvanBeatty]

​@BaneofBots There is no sarcasm here? Everyone knows facts and logic are evil, and politicians are the kindest people on earth.

[@sunswrangdaimary683]

​@EvanBeatty😂😂 and ..??

[@LeftistCollective]

@EvanBeatty double sarcasm!

[@ponrajk22]

Is she coal sales persons ? She seems very upset.

[@rmtsapphire0]

Her employers are

[@InnuendoXP]

Her ear probably hurts from her boss screaming into her earpiece through this whole thing.

[@shaneelliott9045]

All corporate media is

[@jdpitt05]

News media is influenced by large corporations $$$ who have incentive to keep the status quo with energy production. It's really that simple.

[@TheA8lee]

Nah, she sells sea shells.

[@danthemanlavitan]

Take lessons from this guy. 1. Be informed about your topic and its wider implications. 2. Don't talk down to the people listening, twice he acknowledged the audience and didn't dismiss or belittle them either time. 3. DRIVE YOUR POINTS. He drove taxing multinationals, getting royalties to invest into retraining and creating new jobs and no new fossil fuel projects. 4. Don't get distracted, if your opposition makes a false claim or tries to twist your words, gently and firmly correct them and then drive your points again. Bloody masterclass in handling hostile interviews.

[@edkaym]

Except that he never acknowledged that the Climate Emergency scam, is THE biggest win for the Multi National , Globalist, Hedge Funds.

[@bloodynoobtubename]

Only thing I wish he had on hand was a solid name list of Liberal and Labor politicians that have dealt deals with mining corporations. Can't blame him for that one though, it just would have been a cherry on top.

[@loosecannon3006]

He was wonderful! I wish I knew more people like that. I wish there were more people in the world like him.

[@elizabethcooke8998]

Excellent points. Please join the fight against Sky news by starting your own channel. They are trying to destroy Australian values of mateship and a fair go by promoting hatred and divisiveness through mis/dis information. This is the first channel I have seen pushing back against Sky. I am unable to start my own channel. If you are an entrepreneur I would point out the success of Media's Touch Network in the US. It is now getting higher ratings than Fox and MSNBC and making a lot of money. I watched them from their beginning. They are not charismatic. They try to tell the truth. Thanks for your comment! You and "fusion" would make great partner channels.

[@elizabethcooke8998]

​@@bloodynoobtubenameWhy not try and find out for yourself. I know that the South Australian government made a deal with Halliburton in around 1990 to extract as much gas as quickly as possible from the Moomba gas field. Which government was in power at that time? Who were the relevant ministers and shadow ministers at the time? This would give you some idea of who was doing deals. It is a big task but someone has to do it don't they? What a good topic for someone's thesis!

[@yin3229]

You can actually see how her brain is working. She isn't comprehending anything he's saying, she is just looking for small things that she can pick apart with her rehearsed talking points.

[@lester44444]

Barely even talking points 😂😂 she just has a bunch of simple keywords that she hopes her dull audience will latch onto

[@madprunes]

After the first half she ran out if discussion points and just started right wing memeing

[@fullyverified7491]

No I think she understood it all perfectly, and was panicking because he was right.

[@umangdeeprai]

Reminds me of the Piers Morgan interview with the "I'm literally a Communist" girl. Interviewer has prepared a few points; she/he MUST GET THOSE POINTS OUT, as soon as possible. 😅

[@RainBoxRed]

She's just a presenter for whoever is talking into her ear.

[@Micha-qv5uf]

That's not a journalist. That is a clueless lobbyist.

[@leonyses2887]

100%

[@ThatGuy-lv7hf]

Average conservative brain

[@matthewatwood207]

Aren't they synonymous?

[@leonyses2887]

@@matthewatwood207 your exact sentiment is a big reason we are in so much trouble these days

[@Micha-qv5uf]

@@matthewatwood207 Absolutely not. It can happen. But in most cases I don't think so.

[@InnuendoXP]

Whoever this guy saw for media training needs a raise and/or promotion. Stayed on message, didn't follow the diversion narratives but looped back round to reinforce the central point. Outstanding job.

[@In_the_shed]

It takes a scientist to push actual scientific statistics, rather than just talking points that fossil fuel payed media can talk over. He did a great job

[@1ihws]

@@In_the_shedwhat you really mean is that if you can waffle on with technological sounding b.s. that confuses your average aussie just because we just want to turn the lightswitch on, or flush the toilet, or actually have a hot shower in our bloody newly tiled shower, all the better to treat people as less than human and rort a few more government services while they’re at it. That way, they can feign indifference “politely” whilst claiming they’re being abused!

[@whossname4399]

​@@In_the_shednah, op is right. Handling an interview like this is a real skill and needs training.

[@In_the_shed]

@@whossname4399 no I agree on the training part too, my comment was more so that having a scientific background on the topic your fighting for really allows you to correctly control the discussion and get your points across calmly.

[@Joem2648]

@@In_the_shed you're very right. You need that extensive knowledge and experience that comes with professionally researching a topic to be able to shut down any random bizarre tangent that gets thrown at you.

[@Amorcea]

Seeing a TV host start sniffling and shutting down like an actual toddler when told she's wrong is surreal. Like does she have an emotional attachment to coal or something? Did green energy kill her grandma?

[@ellie8272]

She has a financial attachment to coal. She might genuinely get fired over this interview

[@milosmilenkovic4610]

She’s a paid actor

[@InfiniteGreninja]

Very high chance that on the other end producers are yelling at her about what to say and she’s starting to feel overwhelmed

[@haaspaas2]

Rupert Murdoch. The guy who owns fox and a truckload of other newsmedia also owns sky news australia.

[@Diobot]

You should watch the tv series Succession. Besides being an amazing story with amazing characters like you've never seen before, it shows the gruesome reality behind big corporate Media and interests and intentions and deals and everything that happens backstage. It's really worth it

[@StopTheRot]

The fact that Australia doesn’t have a monumental solar industry is mind boggling. I say that as a cold, soggy Brit.

[@PapaHepatitis7170]

If we found a way to convert heat energy into a usable form of electricity we could run the world off australia lmao

[@alecity4877]

​@@PapaHepatitis7170that's what we do everywhere, we use heat to boil water to move a turbine to produce energy. Even Nuclear plants do this. "Solar energy" has 2 types, one of them is mirrors that deflect the sun towards a water container to heat it up and boil. The other is "photovoltaics" which is solar panels that absorb the energy of the light hitting them, turning it into usable energy instead of heat it'd normally create.

[@eduardodealmeida8002]

@@PapaHepatitis7170 literally solar? sun energy will heat water in pipes, that heat creates steam/ turns a generator, energy!

[@PapaHepatitis7170]

@@eduardodealmeida8002 Solar is UV bro, heat energy is a totally different thing

[@MapacheOculto]

@@PapaHepatitis7170 there's also Solar thermal energy which does use heat. At big scale it consists in essentially a bunch of mirror pointing to a single point that gets heated.

[@roshnim2501]

Her body language is so unprofessional. The way she keeps sighing and scoffing whenever he's talking and rolling her eyes at the very legitimate points that he's making. She couldn't have made it more obvious that he's more knowledgeable than her on the topic at hand. It was irritating to watch her to say the least.

[@aliamirdivan8333]

made it easy for ya

[@TenTresses]

I was thinking that the ehole time watching this. She had no idea what he was talking about so all she could do was roll her eyes when he said something she doesnt like

[@howdareyou41]

I can't even understand what she's saying. I mean the accent isn't the problem. Her blending every word into one long word isn't a great quality for a newsreader 7:01 Still burning 56% of the worldscoalthozack

[@Duckman1616]

Did she really just bring up poor Indians as a talking point against banned new coal projects in Australia?

[@SweetPapaya1]

😂

[@percypotter5050]

funny thing is, as an Indian, I can tell you that we have enough energy for our use, we in fact sell electricity to neighboring countries like Bangladesh, Nepal, and Myanmar.

[@iiiiilllllllll]

Have you been to any Commonwealth country lately? Little Indias, the lot of them

[@Duckman1616]

@@iiiiilllllllll So? She's not talking about Indian immigrants, she's talking about Indians living in India.

[@gettothepoint2707]

​@@iiiiillllllllllisten ffs

[@ojassarup258]

"Poor people in India" will be very happy if they stop having to breathe in some of the most polluted air in the world that is starting to cause a health crisis (especially in the north)

[@davidnorris166]

I'm sure she has never given a minute to thinking about people in India. It's a pathetic attempt at ethos.

[@yalocay]

she probably couldn’t point to India on a map

[@Professor_Utonium_]

It's even closer to home than we'd like to think it is. Texas has a very disproportionate amount of respiratory illness compared to the rest of the United States. Once you realize that they're the leading producer and consumer of natural gas, it becomes very apparent why that is. Yet the State won't do anything to get them off of natural gas, either economically or as an energy source.

[@wongjock648]

@@davidnorris166 hey stupid take it up with the Indian government. They are the ones building the coal fired power stations

[@Htwhteguy]

​@@yalocay I'm too busy buying Gucci,Prada, Louis ,Versace to care about DIRTY, OVERPOPULATED, FILTHY COUNTRIES 😂😂😂😂😂

[@gov3300]

"What about those Indian people" I'm sure skynews REALLY cares about Indian people... - An indian person.

[@fmartin59]

@@5333fgz5zhzewell that’s rude. What’s wrong with you?

[@dimitralex1892]

yeah its really funny, she started with "but what about the coal workers?" and after realising that she cannot make a point she started with the old "i guess there are more people on the planet than just Australians, so what about them?". i bet she cannot even point on india or china on a map

[@VR_248]

@@5333fgz5zhzeedgy man really cool

[@wind2536]

not even indians care about indian people, constantly trying to scam one another lol

[@nated4wgy]

Sky news don’t give a shit about people. Let alone a specific sub set.

[@KingSaheb0079]

She did so terrible that you could consider this a satire piece. If you replaced their logo with the Onion's, I wouldn't bat an eye lmao

[@Bonkistein]

Yeah, lol. I don't expect a news author or journalist to be this emotionally invested unless there are some funny stuff going on in a debate

[@Ebb0Productions]

Politicians being bought out is a "big claim"????? HAHAHAHAHAH

[@annaairahala9462]

Where has she lived her whole life lmao, like they don't even hide their connections to these industries

[@kemicalhazard8770]

and then she says that "the greens" are bought out...

[@punche5250]

Source, if it’s so obvious

[@zugetzuzu]

​@@annaairahala9462 She is fully aware but it's just that her job relies entirely on denying that reality. Sky news is owned by Sky media, which in turn is owned by Comcast. 75% of Comcast stock is owned by institutional investors who steer away from solar and wind because of how low the profit margins are. That's why Shell and other energy companies promised to make more renewable but didn't due to the lack of profit. This obviously does not mean that the 75% of stock holders support coal but you only need small ownership to effectively have control of the entire company. Look no further than Samsung and Lee Jae-yong

[@smugdarkly]

​@@punche5250You expecting them to announce it?

[@TyroneBruinsmaFilms]

Her failures -Needing to interrupt -Stating "facts" without backing info -Showing her frustration and lack of resolve -Whatsboutism -Shifting the goalpost -Flipflopping on stance (Government good, but the government bad) -And mis characterising him and his goals to simply win an argument than actually tell news or get insight

[@pjhsv]

It's the Sky playbook. She's 100% got producers parroting lies in her ears during the "interview".

[@wiimatt4044]

-smugness

[@sashaspano588]

her condescending attitude is unbelievably irritating.

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

All of those things are positives to the audience who eats up this gibberish. It's angertainment. Ignore the fools.

[@Nyoko130]

Never heard "flipflopping" before hehe, _flipflopping_

[@ToliG123]

These poor Billionaires keep getting threatened with justice!

[@nikitaw1982]

Who r the solar panel trillionaires?

[@seal2560]

Aged well

[@Sam-ci6sl]

​@@nikitaw1982 trillionaire 😂, hyperbole is weakness

[@lucymorrison]

this has aged remarkably well. Hope to see this justice continue ;)

[@ellie8272]

​@@nikitaw1982There aren't any, that's exactly why we don't have more solar power. If there were the government would've completely swapped over ten years ago

[@rpgeek22]

She completely lied about solar not being cheaper than coal. Google it, solar is cheaper than coal.

[@blackdragonwolve8317]

I think people get confused about solar manufacturers, for some solar manufacturers they cannot produce it cheap enough and they are open about that. This causes misconceptions as people naturally love to assume. Example: currently we can't create a solar powered car (solar on roof) this hit news headlines for a bit and the effect is people taking that out of proportion saying it's too early for solar and too expensive assuming that one thing must mean another. (Also sorry if my comment is confusing I'm in a time crunch writing this lol)

[@deadPan-c]

the only reason renewable energy is "more expensive" is because the coal and oil industry actively works to restrict access to renewables

[@AUniqueHandleName444]

Yes and no. Solar is cheaper than coal if you don't take into consideration base load and grid stabilization. To claim that it is outright cheaper than coal, you either have to look at solar + natural gas, or solar (like 2-3x as much as the natural gas scenario) plus batteries. And in that case, it's not cost competitive much of anywhere, although it compensates for that with some fairly obvious perks.

[@tomaszsotysik9438]

The whole argument of green energy being too costly is an argument from over 20 years ago, when it was so. Its being parroted to this day, even though advancements in the technology made them more affordable and nowadays they can easily compete with the fossil fuels. Many countries run programs subsidizing the change to green so it is easier for the businesses to make the transition. In the end, the fossil fuel shills know very well they are in the wrong, and that their operations are destroying the environment, and that this transistion to green energy is something unavoidable. They just want to stay as profitable as they can in this moment without investing, so that the weight and the costs of the change will be put on the governments and the working class, instead of paying for it themselves.

[@nanashipersonne4151]

Googling does not directly lead to good results. As somebody working in finance I‘m not sure, because there is so much misinformation, mostly of oil, gas and nuclear, it‘s hard to see through.

[@rongpockle]

Well, SkyNews won’t be asking him back again. Nor will she get to interview a climate activist again. He ate her for breakfast! Gold.

[@jinchey]

Oh she will. The interview served its purpose. Hard to believe, but most sky news viewers would have thought she did an amazing job exposing the clueless leftie.

[@ska187]

“Not supported by police” and? How is this a prerequisite for what people are allowed to protest for?

[@DoomKid]

Just more propaganda from an empty suit!

[@CoolKnight4722]

A lot of protests are against police 🤣

[@Arkain89]

conservatives are always like "have you gotten approval from our overlords to criticize them and their claim of power" and never see any sort of irony in that

[@ofangelsanarchists2386]

@@Arkain89sadly, here - we never got out from mommy England’s skirt. We still observe the monarchy so, it does make sense that conservatives take that perspective. It’s time Australia grew up a little bit though.

[@huntergibson9359]

I would say if the police support your protest it is likely not worth protesting. It’s nearly a prerequisite in the opposite direction.

[@HilliIndustries]

In Germany, I experienced exactly the same kind of "interviews." Protesters are constantly interrupted when presenting logical arguments or facts, criticized relentlessly, and met with emotional reactions when they counter their opponent's claims with validated data. People don't want to listen-they just want to be right. And when they are undeniably and conclusively proven wrong, their reaction is to become angry. It's truly pathetic.

[@tutatis96]

The problem is that it is hard to admit that we're fine with extinction and our grandchildren living like shit if that means a new car today. That's just how people feel and vote. We just need to acknowledge it and everything is fine

[@DonCDXX]

When people are emotionally invested in any idea, getting them to think logically about the opposing viewpoint is nearly impossible.

[@mksmike]

And your government transitioned away from nuclear to lignite, effectively signing away their energy production to the private sector. Despite there only being 2 cases in all of history, which get blown way out of proportion. Much more common are thermal power plants because hey, for profit business, ergo shitty maintenance.

[@cooltwittertag]

​@@mksmikethis is a lie. The decomissioning of nuclear power plants in germany did not lead to an increase in coal in the energy mix.

[@cooltwittertag]

​@@tutatis96in climate psychology it is not onpy incredibly hard to get people out of the cognitive dissonance or willfull ignorance of literal impending doom. An exctinction event isn't something easily rationalizable for most people. So they don't.

[@Corilo91]

The woman is evidently in distress... But why? Why hearing facts about coal touch her so personally? I'll take a guess and say she was ordered by her bosses to defend the coal industry and simply couldn't, not even by lying shamelessly.

[@Kalmera6238]

It looks like they were in her ear the whole time as well. It was probably very distracting

[@Anonymousguy12345]

Corporate bootlicker flailing there. Exquisite.

[@yeoldemcnugget]

“It wasn’t supported by police” does this woman understand what a protest is? Her privilege is showing.

[@zugetzuzu]

She's a news anchor of a relatively conservative news outlet. Her job is to defend the status quo, the rich and the political establishment

[@terrykemble-yi2nc]

@@zugetzuzu relatively?

[@zethes66]

She had a producer in her ear saying "say the protest wasnt supported by police"

[@sofamiller7133]

@@zugetzuzuthe status quo is leftism. Her job is to fight the status quo.

[@AlbertBalbastreMorte]

Not necessarily privilege. She could be a puppet. Or a dunce.

[@Audiocoma]

4:33 "don't want to buy into mistruths" she's in the wrong studio to be saying that.

[@neojazex]

This was the best part 😂 'Zach are you saying the government and police lied about protesters needing rescuing?! Outrageous!' next topic: 'Well Zach the government lie about the efficacy of renewables'

[@StretchMedia_]

lol was thinking this. How rich of sky news to say we don’t want to buy into mistruths.

[@MisterMixxy]

Well she's not exactly lying. She doesn't buy mistruths, she SELLS them.

[@brrrt6666]

Mistruths giving me double speak vibes...

[@zefft.f4010]

What's a "mistruth"? Is it truth or not? I take it to mean truth that they don't consider to be politically appropriate.

[@MetalMrJohnny]

Just saying 'no it is not' is such wonderful argument

[@lyt48]

😂 Exactly! It was so empty…

[@clappedoutmotor]

That's the standard of interviewing these days

[@owenjoseph7648]

"China is burning 56% of the world's coal. How do you reconcile that ?" Well there's 1.4 bn in China and per capita their CO2 is 8.89, a lot less than Australia at 15.01 and Qatar at 35.48.

[@Professor_Utonium_]

The bigger issue here is that a lot of people like to point the finger at China for how much they use, but nobody is willing to discuss why that is. When every other nation outsources a large amount of their production to a single country (China), then of course they're the most polluting nation in the world! If we want China to "stop polluting" then we need to stop buying products made there.

[@jacka602]

Is that accounting for population density? Most of Australia is empty which can’t be said for 🫲CHINA🫱

[@Professor_Utonium_]

Getting tired of my completely docile comments getting removed because some part of the automatic system flags something 🙂 China also carries the weight for most international production. Where do you think the rest of the world sources cheap labor from? China. It's easy to blame them, it takes more responsibility to realize that most other countries push the burden of pollution and waste management into China, which artificially inflates their numbers. Much of their use of coal is because of foreign markets.

[@itcouldbelupus2842]

@@jacka602 Yes it is accounting for population density, and a lot of China is empty as well.

[@cerumen]

@@jacka602 that’s what “per capita” means

[@timlester8846]

It's embarrassing how clearly she's lying and just spouting propaganda from the coal lobby

[@davidwuhrer6704]

She wouldn't have that job if she didn't believe it

[@russelltindale9428]

Yeah. I really don't understand how people could agree with her, and deny climate change.

[@KallmeAbigail]

She was soo clearly a puppet right there fixing her earplug and looking around off camera… everything made soo clear that they had a specific purpose on that interview

[@DeWellstein]

Well it is sky news, what else does one expext there?

[@memez227]

All news reporters have earplugs wtf are you talking about lmao

[@gregariosity]

A puppeteer is someone who controls a puppet

[@KallmeAbigail]

@ my bad, English is my second lenguage 😅

[@MrBioWhiz]

​@memez227why do you think they all have earplugs?

[@haroldpierre1726]

Is this Australia's version of Fox News where the host is an industry plant and not a journalist?

[@kevindong9999]

Sky News Australia is pretty close to Fox News politically, both of which are also owned by Rupert Murdoch. To my knowledge it’s not that related to Sky News UK either

[@LuxDeLune]

Yeah, it's all Murdoch.

[@sanitygone-l9y]

Yep both are owned by the same media mogul, Rupert Murdoch.

[@popcornfilms1]

Yes, Sky News Australia is an utter cesspit of polarisation and sensationalist tabloid ‘journalism’

[@FIstof7LEGEND]

It’s Rupert Murdoch all the way down

[@RealCoolstriker64]

The little smirk on her face when she says “China’s burning 56% of the world’s coal, how do you reconcile that?” But the grimace when he actually *can* reconcile that is gold

[@jco_83]

pretty stupid question though

[@gillmsnfillman1691]

@@jco_83it’s there attempt to “if they can do it, why can’t we?” They have no standards.

[@Rotwold]

She made the crucial mistake of finding common ground with her sworn enemy. I think her mind broke right about when she tried to rationalize coal exports to India as humanitarian aid to the poor. >YOU BAD >MAKE US POOR >CHINA BAD >CHINA GOOD ACTUALLY >MAKE INDIA POOR >YOU BAD COAL GOOD

[@GreenAstro-if2fi]

The Australia ain't making most of stuff China is doing to them, and for the whole world.

[@starfallmusicaus]

Mate you're a legend for uploading this because far as I can tell Sly News (I'm not fixing that mistake 😂) absolutely buried this video.

[@cathiemarvellous]

Yup. I tried to find it but if you include "Sky news" in your search it doesn't come up

[@Awesome14450]

Yes they are, The first one I watched had some idiot pausing and laughing every 10 secs trying to make himself relevant.

[@animefan7424]

They’d bury any stories that aren’t left wing bad

[@tree_eats]

Sly News is more accurate anyway, lol.

[@obamagaming3802]

Instead of "(I'm not fixing that mistake 😂)" try "[sic]" Which is much shorter and means the same thing

[@izaakwalker-bush7425]

She did a damn fine job at making herself seem dumb as a bag of scared rocks.

[@stevetiger73]

She won that point. Completely ignorant.

[@KennethMahjongOathII]

She's not encouraging or defending crimes (including trespass and blockades) - he is

[@djinghiskhan9199]

@@KennethMahjongOathII Id prefer to go to jail than look as dumb as her lol. At least Id have some respect.

[@Wankeroo]

2 sock puppets ^ Sky News is such garbage propaganda

[@richardcollis5576]

@@KennethMahjongOathII more scared rocks here

[@plebjames]

It's annoying that she tells blatant lies about renewables cost. They are now significantly cheaper

[@plebjames]

...at least, when comparing new energy projects, and this debate was about halting the expansion of fossil fuel energy

[@nothankyou]

If they weren't then nobody would have them. If there was no return on investment on solar then what would be the point in having it installed? Her talking points are 20 years old. What she MIGHT mean, is that it's less profitable for a corporation. Which is, in part, because of how the fossil fuel industries are propped up by governments; and of no concern to anyone but a lobbyist or shareholder at said corporation. But to the end consumer renewables are ABSOLUTELY cheaper. Maybe not everywhere I guess, but certainly in most of Europe.

[@koitsuga]

Lmfao "interview" At one point she just goes "no!!!!!!!" 😂

[@ivannasofiaparedesvargas6851]

hahahaha literally

[@TheRoorkesy]

I've seen some stupid hosts on Sky, but we have a new winner.

[@RussellCox]

In fairness; I think you've just forgotten how stupid the other ones are :D

[@zenape619]

Give them time, they'll find worse.

[@djinghiskhan9199]

@@KennethMahjongOathII Here you are again lol. He was the organiser and was not arrested - try to hold your Fossil fuel tears in. You and your ilk were destroyed.

[@binlukin]

At least she’s pretty.

[@billbaggins1688]

@@binlukin pretty good liar.

[@jdhunteresq]

What a horrible woman, and what a horrible news outlet.

[@littleblackfox1]

I stopped watching them when they did a story on how "abortion causes breast cancer" and even the doctor they dragged out to interview about it was like " 😳 wtf is this bs". Good for a laugh but never watched them again.

[@someusernamehere]

​@@littleblackfox1THEY SAID WHAT???

[@jjkanal640]

​@@littleblackfox1can you send the link for that, that's actually so funny and stupid

[@greencrystals9022]

"news" is mispelt, it's spelt "propaganda"

[@fnytnqsladcgqlefzcqxlzlcgj9220]

We can thank Murdoch for all of this, it's not the presenter or even that news corp, it's owned by Murdoch who personally enforces these points to executives who then pass that onto management and then the news team

[@joemcduck2748]

This man looked at the source of the problem and actually identified it and sought to fix it

[@smith2354]

She sounds like such a child “NUH-UH, COAL AND GAS ARE BETTER BECAUSE I SAID SO 😤”

[@privatesectorsec]

Genuinely being completely silent the entire time would’ve been a better argument

[@justseffstuff3308]

Right?! How is your best argument when hearing someone say renewables are cheaper to go "No they're not!"

[@ankithsingh3726]

As an Indian person, please move to renewable. Thanks

[@TingTong2568]

Urge your government to do so.

[@kallumama5464]

​@@TingTong2568India has the largest solar plan park/plan in the world, get your facts right

[@kallumama5464]

​@@TingTong2568kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZPWiodtYpqdrLssi=AIDjpwPMXhX6xT4i

[@kallumama5464]

​@@TingTong2568India has the largest solar park in the world, any many more like it all over India, and any more will be coming up

[@SahilChaudhary-j1q]

​​@@TingTong2568our government has ties with the oil industry but in the last 5 years indian has rapidly become more of an alternative source. We have made 6 to 50 nuclear power plants in the last 15 years and right now has the world's largest floating on water solar panel field made by Adani corporate (yeah that one who got passed to mine coral line) in 2022, we have also opened new sites of thermol power plants but I think this is very less considering our population grew by 500 million in last 10 years.

[@ImVeryOriginal]

She didn't even pretend to be impartial, holy shit. I cringed so hard at how transparent her shilling was. He handled her like a champ.

[@Abyssno1dad]

I mean people don’t watch sky news for impartiality, they watch it to reinforce their views. People love being told they’re right.

[@shootingblueyes]

"Who have they bought?" From someone on the Rupert Murdoch media corp is wild

[@ZekaSkope]

Doesn't matter what side of the climate fence you sit, that was a clear example of someone who has studied their material and analysed their own motivations. Well done, Zack.

[@jonoleech7832]

Realistically there is only one side of the climate debate and that is the one where we need to fix the climate so it stops raining so much in summer.

[@lchrlstlanl]

Doesn't matter what side of the climate fence you sit, soon enough the fence will be too hot to sit on 😂

[@Ralphjenkinz]

⁠@@jonoleech7832mate that’s called geo engineering not climate change

[@sarahparkinson3021]

@@lchrlstlanl 4 years later it’ll be freezing!

[@itcouldbelupus2842]

@@Ralphjenkinz You know how it rains a lot in the summer in Malaysia? Well because of climate change Australia's climate is becoming more like Malaysia's. It's not geo engineering mate.

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

I like how she says, "Billions" in regards to industries of the future as if the government isn't giving billions in tax payer money every year to the fossil fuel industry.

[@samueldanby]

Zack well done you absolute legend. Congrats

[@leonie563]

He will probably end up a Greens MP

[@tanujtripathi6064]

As a citizen of india living in mumbai, i can assure you that we dont need support form any foreign media outlets we just need energy and lots of it to support our infrastructure development.

[@Elkiddouille]

Good job to Zack. It's a rare chance to be given a microphone as a climate activist and he didn't fumble it. Thank you for being the voice of the people

[@hughgeorgechannel]

Thanks, just donated $100 to rising tide, his organisation.

[@pixelschiebr]

I think if every viewer here would do just that, donate even 5$ to it, then these kinds of organisations would actually stand a chance against the industries that are being protected by billionaires

[@hughgeorgechannel]

ye. Or also find a local group and help out. Im surprised this got some likes, i guess shout out to Victorian socialists who are also good with helping stand up for workers rights and things too if anyone sees this. ​@@pixelschiebr

[@shiva369]

That moment when you reach into your bag of right wing talking points and there's nothing but vacuous crumbs😂

[@jaydenlee9431]

Buh,buh,buh YoUrE DivIDiNg pEoPLE As if she doesn't do that on a daily basis.

[@mr-iz8cx]

Hahaha very good. True

[@cathiemarvellous]

😂

[@FubzyMC]

No new fossil fuel projects? How dumb are people 😂

[@MakeAsylumsGre4tAgain]

If you actually believe it’s left vs right, your noggin is even emptier than this banshee

[@davidtaylor142]

"The police do not support your protest" Oh damn thats so crazy

[@jeffbrady2757]

7:40 She really said state governments need to prop up the coal industry. Holy shit...

[@froggin-zp4nr]

Incredible how she undoes her own claims of the benefits of an industry that will need to be subsidised by the government. She's trying to bombard him with loaded statements and claims and hope the audience and him aren't paying attention.

[@cooltwittertag]

The coal industry is so insanely unprofitable that they'd have to subsidize it heavily for it to exist at all

[@DannyStuart]

Coal is Australia's biggest export. Doesn't take a genius to figure out who is providing her paycheck here.

[@Gagagag-d1w]

Sky Australia is Fox “News” in USA

[@douwemusic]

It's enough for these parties to just sow as much confusion as possible. The seed of doubt does a lot for them (it's quite literally the only thing they have), so they just throw around many of these "underbelly feeling" statements

[@joweb1320]

Solar is way cheaper than coal, right now, today.

[@SenatorAri]

No its not, she said its not, and shes the news. So shes right

[@itcouldbelupus2842]

@@SenatorAri Nuff said, Murdoch is so generous to give us the news like this

[@adrianthoroughgood1191]

​@@SenatorAriI really hope you are joking, but I can't be sure.

[@SenatorAri]

@@adrianthoroughgood1191 yep I was 😅

[@oneiroi_]

​@@SenatorAriin case you're being serious, the news, especially sources such as sky news, don't always tell the truth. Sky news is owned by the billionaire Murdoch family who have an interest in keeping the coal and gas industry alive. It's a biased source. Even better news outlets such as the ABC are flawed as they can give an overview of a story but they can't explain all of it, I would recommend looking into climate science and renewable energy from scientific sources :) The climate crisis is real, and it is going to start affecting our livelihoods soon, we need to act now.

[@RetroPlus]

I bet they regretted doing this one live

[@madelyneation]

Yeah normally they get to edit it so their journalist doesn’t sound like they’re about to break down half the time

[@scslre]

seems unlikely. i don't think they have to be particularly effective to retain their viewerbase of drooling, lead-poisoned boomers.

[@fazer79]

"The poor people of india" has no play neither they benefit from this coal. Only the rich benefit from this. Thanks for this informative video.

[@fakedeath13]

she is SO mad he's going after these disgusting corporations, what a shill

[@undersky596]

So funny watching her get new hopeless arguments fed into her earpiece lmao 😂

[@two-toneblue4872]

Ha!

[@Penguinizerrr]

@undersky596 the ear piece covered by her hair

[@Popito84]

This chick was completely unprepared for this. She has literally no idea what she was carrying on about.

[@stephenallen4635]

they never do, theyre given talking points and just hope that the guests they screen and filter to have on have poor enough arguments that smugly saying "you're just wrong" and talking over them works

[@zefft.f4010]

Of course not. She's a talking head, she says what she's told to say. If at any point she deviates from that, she'd be fired.

[@mariusg8824]

That's actually okay. What's not okay is the stance she displays here. This could have been an interesting interview where everyone (especially her) might be a bit smarter afterwards, but she didn't pay attention at all.

[@TenTresses]

"I dont know where to start" yeah girl, doesnt look like you actually understood the question

[@fida6358]

The interview summarised: Him: lets invest in our future for cheaper cleaner energy! Her: But I like the way things are right now cuz im being paid to say so

[@wildmoose3979]

I would be shocked if she didn't get fired

[@inexistentenouniverso9230]

I think it's more like: "Let's invest in the industry of the future to make it better and cheaper" "But the industry now is not better and cheaper, why should we invest on it?"

[@YuukiKagurazaka246]

​Oh she definitely did, there's no way she's sitting on even a ragged bench after this horrific interview which drove them into such a corner..​@@wildmoose3979

[@caitlynvoice5129]

The fact that she is acting EXACTLY like the mean popular girls in high school when they started losing a debate is sending me

[@sayantanmazumdar3]

Bet she was a non-STEM major in Uni. Confidently said that Coal is cheaper than solar and wind energy. What a twat!

[@abba9265]

they never ever grow out of it

[@jodi183]

She's also acting like any other toxic male who suppresses their adversary during a debate or interview. The William F Buckleys, Rush Limbaughs, Bill O'Reillys, politicians etc of the world. It's childish behavior. Frankly, it's embarrassing in this day and age.

[@5400bowen]

That pretty face just isn't working like it used to!

[@Xerilai]

She has people talking in her ear. She's a puppet for people in coal energy. It's obvious.

[@r.davidsen]

"Coal and gas belongs to all Australians" she says, all the while the regular citizen gets nothing. Not a share, not monetary gain, no free electricity... nothing.

[@carlosquinto1383]

Govt hand outs is not the only way you benefit from the economic wealth of the country you live in. The mining boom was one reason why Australia was recession proof for many years whilst the rest of the world suffered through recessions. The government doesn't create wealth

[@r.davidsen]

@@carlosquinto1383 I tax 34% and get very little in return, thank you very much. There are absolutely no hand outs from the government whatsoever. Considering how many years I've paid taxes (not only on my salary, but everything else) and the little I have gotten in return from the government, then I'd be a multi-millionaire by now if I had paid no taxes but spent the same money to cover everything from healthcare to unemployment. The concept of a welfare system is a noble idea, and I support it, as there are those who are much worse off than me, and would not be able to support themselves at all if not for welfare. But in practice, it's just a complete loss for me personally, and I don't benefit from it at all, and I won't benefit from it when I retire, get old and have to live in a nursing home either. They take 90% of your pension for you to live in a nursing home. That is 90% of a pension that has already been taxed 34% two times! Once when you were working, and once when your pension is taxed. The government does indeed create wealth. It is run much like a corporation. I live in a country with lots of natural resources, like oil and gas. The government owns all the natural oil and gas and has state companies extracting and selling it. Some have since become privatized, which is basically a betrayal to the population, since the people is funding the government. Norway has the largest government fund in the world, called the Oil Fund. The fund is so large that they could easily give $10 million to each citizen and they would still be well off. Yet, they spend absolutely nothing. The budget still relies heavily on taxes, which is a joke, considering how much money they have in assets. With that said, the whole energy and electricity sector is a scam. In the past, there was only one company to pay your bills to. Now, you have to pay to the producer, the provider and the owner of the elctricity network. In the past, there was only one company to pay to, as the producer was the provider and the network owner at the same time. I pay more for the network rent (to be hooked up to the network) than for the electricity I use. In a country as cold as Norway, it is a must to have electricity for heating. I would die without it, so having no electricity is not an option. I could live in a cabin in the mountains without electricity, running water and a toilet, but I'd be living like a hermit and have little to no income. As for the cost of electricity, our government has connected Norway to Europe through two giant underwater sea cables in the last couple of years This has raised the price of electricity by 1000%! Yes, you read that right... not hundred, but a thousand percent! The kwH price was $0.05 three years ago, now it's $10 and up! The prices vary throughout the day, but the highest prices are more than $10... and to top it off, they increase it the most in the winter, when you need it the most! Not only that, but they built the underwater cables so they could sell "clean" hydro-electricity to the rest of Europe, and import cheaper electricity from coal producers such as Germany. It's a complete joke, because it's the same electricity running through the cables! Energy is energy. There is no exhange of clean and dirty energy! It's the same electricity running through the cables! The only thing being exchanged is money and energy certificates and environmental quotas. It's all a joke! Going off on a tangent here, but you could even say that money has no real value. A currency is a made up value. When money is printed, the value decreases but you get physically more money. Nowadays, they hardly even print money! It's just numbers on a screen. And who decides what the value of the currency is? Well, it's mostly how many people use the currency to trade with, but it's the government (who owns the national bank) who decides how much money is always in circulation, thereby deciding what the value is. So, yes, the government does create wealth, but it isn't for its people. It's the caretakers of these funds and the owners of these privatized companies that makes money. It is certainly not the general population. Why do I say this? Because the high taxes are so high that it is sufficient to pay for the national budget.

[@Spacemongerr]

​@@carlosquinto1383 As a Norwegian, all I have to say to your comment is HAHAHA. Our government-owned companies have created enormous wealth in every sector of energy production for the last 100+ years. Oil, gas, hydropower, coal.. not to mention our government mining and selling tons upons tons of silver, copper etc etc for decades upon decades.

[@thedarter]

​@@carlosquinto1383name some benefits then.

[@HeldIntegral]

Govt hand outs are govt hand backs. Income tax is 33%. Why don't you give me $30,000 and thank me when I give you $500 of it🤪 Someone gives you money, it's taxed, you give it to someone else, it's taxed. It's the same money being siphoned over and over. The government doesn't create wealth. You're right, it steals it

[@lupolinar]

She tries to deflect so hard, it hits her again and again.

[@LillyRose.creates]

At 7:57 the way she tried belittling him and laughing at him, and he just goes “no, I don’t think it is, I think you already understand” like a parent to a toddler is HILARIOUS

[@sinfinity383]

Gotta love the “experts” here, and how the guy talks actual bs most of the time. Wind power for example, the most fake and useless technology ever invented. In most places where they set-up countless wind turbines, like in the Netherlands, they are so underperformed that they have to use diesel fuel to power it, since they can’t even power themselves.

[@IsabelMinanya]

massive MASSIVE respect for this guy- i could not STOMACH having to listen or converse with someone so... actively misinfomred. keep fighting the big industry that take our money and destroy our homes ✊✊

[@carlosquinto1383]

He says things that aren't true though. Royalty tax is a tax on top of all other taxes including income tax so to compare that to income tax is an incorrect comparison. It's like saying that the calories of the icing in the cake aren't much because the cake has more calories. What? Also there is no evidence that China is phasing out coal at all they are expanding it massively

[@cetaceous]

The end of her career and the beginning for her ‘guest’, she has just created a very good greens candidate.

[@Kangaroo-Bob]

He's smarter than a Green. He'd make a great Independent pollie

[@myangreen6484]

@@Kangaroo-Bob Or maybe Australian Citizens Party candidate.

[@seeyoshirun]

@@Kangaroo-Bob I love how you've just suggested all the Greens have the same level of intelligence. Some of them are very articulate. Either way, as a Greens member or an independent, he'd probably be good in politics.

[@caetanojulioneto]

How dare him be so calm and informed? That's very disrespectful to such a biased, unprofessional host.

[@Oppurtunafish]

She calls him Jack at 1:00 and he just smiles lol

[@muihs]

she also calls him that at the very end, i wouldnt have even noticed that its not his name if it wasnt for your comment. this interview is such a joke 😭

[@nyancatnyangirl]

@@muihsshe says Zack at the very end

[@lyrebird9749]

We're in a climate crisis. Transition is *not* premature, it's long overdue!

[@orhanmekic9292]

She forgot to mention the children: Ohh the poor children need the coal to survive.

[@glittle2023]

The children yearn for the mines.

[@inexistentenouniverso9230]

As a child i yearned for the mines

[@idaparakila]

Good point....perhaps the children could work in the mines too!

[@Divika-uq9hx]

b-but if you shut down the mines, what will the children yearn for ?

[@Octarinecore-00]

B-b-but what will the children eat for breakfast if no one mines coal?

[@angiethebookaholic]

Is she for real? a journalist? she sounds like a coal & gas industry spokesperson. Who gave her this job?

[@aduantas]

"what about" "what about" "what about" Mating call of people who can't argue in good faith

[@beesare_cool]

yep. answer questions with new ones. talk in circles, good gods.

[@akashajones6079]

The anti-vegan MO

[@biglooneytic]

Can skynews be deleted from the planet please.

[@KennethMahjongOathII]

Delete gender ideology - then we'll talk.

[@coolhandluke1503]

All of NewsCorp not just Sky

[@turnyourbacktoit]

Can't say that at ABC posts... Actually ....... 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Nicko_93]

Not the UK one, just the Aus one

[@jamesdonnell2290]

💯 AGREE

[@hgjgf-d2n]

How did they get this guy on? Did he pretend to be stupid beforehand? Massive blunder by SkyNews Also I really liked this guys speaking facts and her only response being "N-n-no it's not"

[@Botar48]

It's like exact opposite of that anti-work American guy who fumbled so hard in that fox interview it destroyed their movement. Here it's an extremely competent guy clearly defining their goals and resisting everything she threw at him.

[@jamaicanufo8326]

​@@Botar48I'm an acquaintance with a couple of people who modded for that sub a few years ago. And I distinctly remember them yelling at that person that they SHOULDN'T take the bait and debate them on Fox News for their temperament. And because they didn't listen, the movement is a joke now.

[@clorox1676]

Why is she so nervous if shes supposed to be just asking questions and not defending any particular position? Whst happened to journalism?

[@HeldIntegral]

Journalism doesn't exist. It's 2025. Wake up

[@grupil]

Great job Zack, a fine representation of Newcastle.

[@JE-zl6uy]

"What about the jobs!" Ah yes... the worst most dangerous jobs! What about the dangerous and risky jobs!

[@mobpriv]

Not like a part of Zack's whole thing is retraining people and transitioning industries too 😭 Like imagine retraining people to have safer higher paying jobs that don't give lung cancer

[@daysleepnightread6905]

Yeah imagine if human traffickers said that! “What about our jobs?” Give me a break!

[@cooltwittertag]

​@@mobprivthats why they opened another avenue in the media about how "manly" mining coal for some cartoonish billionaire is

[@konradbrochocki4923]

@@mobpriv And they're decent tech jobs setting up solar and wind grids and maintaining them, instead of being down in a mine shaft losing your hearing and breathing in rock dust.

[@udontseemeiseeuuseemeiseeu]

@@mobprivsimply impossible. Stop speaking at once

[@Aussie-boi]

She was so close to understanding as well. Shame she had a headpiece in telling her what to say

[@YRS24]

‘Coal good. Woke bad’

[@rmtsapphire0]

@Aussie-boi she understood the whole time. It's all a grift.

[@user-bw4jm1bv1i]

I wouldn't be surprised if she understood before going into this interview.....just the money is too good.

[@Happypunter]

These news right wing personalities are grifters They know exactly what they are doing It's easier to grift people on your way to the top, then using honesty and merit

[@muzikkification]

@@user-bw4jm1bv1i exactly, like Fox news hosts they are essentially actors

[@MacRoss44]

Who interviews someone like this? It is one thing to challenge assertions and bring up related points. It id a very different thing to be hostile and overly provocative. Good on him for not allowing her to twist his words, distract from his well articulated points, and for staying civil and respectful throughout. I certainly could not have responded so evenly.

[@jonmarsden1366]

Turning off lights when you don't need them on isn't a hardship, it is simply good behaviour.

[@illpunchyouintheface9094]

They act like wasting power is a good thing lol

[@HeldIntegral]

Introducing, the sun 🌞 😮

[@SiimKoger]

I love that the content on the internet stays basically forever. People like her will forever be remembered sitting on the wrong side of history.

[@Shendapy]

Luckily they get more than 40 likes or so buddy. There’s no climate crisis, and if there was. There’s simply more important things to deal with.. like a certain tire field.

[@tidbit1877]

@@Shendapy Of course there is a climate crisis, duh! You must be a very uneducated person to think otherwise.

[@thatpandaz6094]

​@@ShendapyWhat is the point of society if we can't trust science anymore? We came this far on the back of it, so much innovation, medicine and knowledge about the world, and what you draw the line at polluting the atmosphere? It's kinda funny ngl

[@JasonAtlas]

What a warrior. He stayed on message and brought the facts. Edit: He was so polite, what a sweet heart. You get the sense that he really cares, like genuinley cares.

[@taniajockwer6350]

She fought him all the way and did not listen to one word because she thinks she's right about everything. Right wing much.

[@bS0up]

"Your protest if premature." Like, when would you prefer, once everything's falling apart even more than it already is?

[@SneakyBeakySpy]

No, she wants them to do it later. Then she'll want them to do it later, then again and again. Later is a very big span of time

[@theBakinNoob]

@@SneakyBeakySpycorruption at its finest

[@davidwuhrer6704]

She said that it is premature as long as coal is cheaper than solar. So the protest should be postponed until the year 2018.

[@Russo77789]

"Shit, he's well-spoken, calm, and informed!"

[@_Game0ver_]

Surely even diehard Sky "news" viewers could see the complete and utter ineptitude of this "journalist" here. She would be out of her depth in a parking lot puddle!

[@CrustyOldFridge410]

Unfortunately as far as ive experienced, they already have an agenda and then side with the reporter because it opposes 'wokeness'

[@CallMeMrX]

That would require Sky News viewers to have a brain in their skull.

[@shinjite06]

She's not a journalist, she's a newscaster. The fact that people can't tell the difference nowadays is concerning.

[@undozan4180]

could? yeah. will? mmmh i dont know

[@Joeluntil8figs]

she's not competent enough to debate the topic.

[@psychogenical1419]

Lmaooo she clearly was uncomfortable by how educated he was she expected a easy gotcha but ended up being turned into the joke

[@srb641]

She is such a News Corp muppet that it is embarrassing. Zach destroyed her and her producer, talking in her ears credibility in just 8 minutes. The facts on royalties and taxes are what isn't raised enough and it's what goes straight to the heart of Sky News being money. He needs to run the Greens or better still start a party. So well done, Zach.

[@buckminsterowski]

sounded like she was about to burst into tears near the end hahahahaha

[@SidcupRC]

He's walking over her. Sky is like Fox though. They don't want to understand the facts.

[@joshsmyth130]

He had the Patience of a saint!

[@thehairyfemale]

It's not just the fact she's spewing pro-billionaire, anti-freedom talking points without a shred of shame. She is utterly rude, condescending and bitchy in spite of having terrible argumentative skills. Then on top of that she's also probably receiving a cushy paycheck from sky of around half a million a year or whatever the fuck these talking head idiots rake in.

[@sunnydraws2513]

It’s because he knew exactly what he was talking about and was totally confident. He’s probably dealt with just about every talking point from right wing folks like her. When you’re well-informed in your subject, it’s much easier to stay calm and collected.

[@DarthDimmadome]

Bruh. She’s stumbling over the words her producers are yelling in her ear LMAO. What an absolute bellend.

[@nickcollins7562]

Mate, you were too calm, responsible and logical here and refused to take the bait and now they don't have a clip to get the boomers raging about. But seriously, well done dude you expressed points well and articulated everything perfectly. The hilarious thing was when she said "what happens to their lights if they shut down tomorrow" and you straight up called her out with a clam face. She couldn't get one up on him, amazing.

[@5400bowen]

Man! Boomers were hippies!! What are you talking about?!? ALL my boomer friends are against coal, corporate slavery, fossil fuels, and they are pro solar, EVs...

[@sharpasacueball]

He made her look like a bumbling moron

[@nickcollins7562]

@sharpasacueball i love how he barely had to try to do it, he was just reasonable and didn't allow her to bait him

[@camilovargas1722]

Skynews: ”Why won’t anyone think about the coal corporations profits?”

[@BeakFoundry]

4:30 "Hard to know where to start with... uhh... that answer" because you're an unthinking mouthpiece for a corporation.

[@jackm3827]

She was literally listening to the producer in her ear as he was answering hence why she doesn’t know where to start.

[@michaelnorth3666]

3.50 the producer is screaming in her ear piece! 😂 😂 😂

[@sebastianfischer2082]

Holy shit that's hilarious 😂 I can only dream of the panic behind the scenes from having an actual educated guest

[@twign6378]

Hahahaha what an amazing timestamp. She was at wits end with his question "what do you think of that?"

[@falsemcnuggethope]

She actually pushes the earpiece deeper here

[@rca168]

3:50 if you want to be able to click on it

[@billbaggins1688]

Thank you to the protestors. Brave souls who care about people.