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If you listen to Tillerson at the Economic Club, you’ll notice his answer when the guy at the very end, after Tillerson talks, and it’s Q&A, asks him directly about AGW. Tillerson, the head of the largest company in the world, walks a diplomatic line to basically say Exxon will deal with it as appropriate. But you absolutely get the sense that he doesn’t believe in it but has to play the company along with the idiots that have been in power.
I am very confident that Tillerson agrees with Trump on AGW and once he’s out from under Exxon responsibility will act accordingly.

Just listen to the interview. He politely says that the models are flawed.

If you listen to Tillerson at the Economic Club, you’ll notice his answer when the guy at the very end, after Tillerson talks, and it’s Q&A, asks him directly about AGW. Tillerson, the head of the largest company in the world, walks a diplomatic line to basically say Exxon will deal with it as appropriate. But you absolutely get the sense that he doesn’t believe in it but has to play the company along with the idiots that have been in power. I am very confident that Tillerson agrees with Trump on AGW and once he’s out from under Exxon responsibility will act accordingly. Just listen to the interview. He politely says that the models are flawed.

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http://economicclub.org/events/rex-tillerson

This speech? In which he states at 30:44 "I firmly believe it is not too late for Congress to consider a carbon tax as a better policy approach for addressing the risk of climate change"?

Still watching for the Q&A you mentioned...

This guy is sharp. Guys knows the business. I'm impressed.

Found it. Guy from Bloomberg news(funny moment)~49:00

I must not be listening to the interview you mentioned. I didn't catch anywhere that he says the models are flawed.

Can you(or someone) point me to the source of the interview you're mentioning?

Thanks