[RoosterRedux]

Correction: video snippet is actually 54 seconds.

[RoosterRedux]

The real meat of his entire speech is his attack on climate change and how it is the poor in Asia, Latin America, etc. who will bear the brunt of "saving the planet" AND how they, the poor, cannot be expected to bear that burden.

As an aside, he points out that the UK contributes only 2% of the ingredients that cause climate change and therefore there is nothing--NOTHING--the UK can do that will matter.

[Pollard]

Seen it and it’s good. He’s speaking to young people who are off camera. Puts a little comedic affect in it.

As you say, points out that the UK is only 2% of global emissions and that if it sunk into the ocean, it wouldn’t make a difference. He also points out the obvious, that China/India are the largest producers and that they’re poor and you’re not going to get poor people to stop trying to become less poor and definitely not going to get them to become poorer. Same with Central/South America.

He doesn’t try to say climate change is a hoax because they would stop listening right there. He tells them they need to quit throwing food on paintings and need to educate themselves and innovate new technologies like former generations.

[Nateman]

Great comedian. More people need to know who he is. I saw this video before with zero context. I had to search through the comments to see who it was and where.

[Guenevere]

Saw and heard him on Tucker last week…..Impressive

[hemogoblin]

Wife and I have been watching Triggernometry on YouTube for about two years now, on which Lisin and Francis Foster (another comedian and a former schoolteacher) interview various conservative and not so conservative people. Awesome stuff. Highly recommended.

[gattaca]

He was on Tucker Carlson last week.