By using the statistic of "97% of scientists seem to agree on" is entirely misleading.  The IPCC study used was thought to be founded on manipulated data points. It appears his intentions are good, but his approach is counter to what is discussed in the interview.

This is the point where he completely loses creditability through his inability to be an active listener.

His point on home front efforts was also untrue, the stock piles made from rationing in WWII weren't needed.  The point of these was unification in a common goal between governemnt and citizens

"97% of scientists" is pure Bullsh*t.  There are millions of " scientists" who work in many fields. Nobody has polled ALL "scientists". Ben, you should have called out this nonsense.  My friend is a " scientist" who works in the medical research field; she has zero credentials to render an opinion on the issue of climate change.

Agreed, I hear that "97%" lie spewed out and I hit the mute or turn the channel.  That kind of alarmist B.S. is why it's about impossible to have a rational discussion on climate for the foreseeable future.  Maybe we can try again in 20 years to talk it over, when the icecaps are STILL there, when the oceans haven't risen, when the polar bears are still eating out of the trash dumps in Alaska...  But for now there's no point in engaging the left on this issue.

Jonathan is really good at trying to get people to open up to the idea of agreeing with him by flattering them. This dude would completely have his way with President Trump. 

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Andrew offers a sincere apology for all of the things he's likely to eventually say on his new podcast and discusses why culture matters more than the most recent political crisis.

Ep. 1 - The Court Jester

Here is the first rule of “mainstream” news coverage in America: Whenever the prejudices and illusions of left-wingers are confirmed by an individual incident, the incident is treated as representative; when those prejudices and illusions are contradicted, the incident is considered an aberration — and treating it as representative is deemed hateful.

Ep. 2 - What Drives the Media?

Andrew discusses the complete absence of conservatives from late night TV. Don't let them tell you it's because conservatives aren't funny. It's actually because liberals have no sense of humor about themselves.

Ep. 3 - The Late Night Game is Rigged!

Andrew compares the culture among conservatives inside the beltway with that of those outside the beltway to better understand the collapse of the John Boehner speakership.

Ep. 4 - The Boehner Conundrum

Ep. 6 - Trust the Media!

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Microbiome: Episode I

What has the microbiome taught us? In the second episode on the microbiome, we are joined by Yale rheumatologist and assistant professor of Immunobiology and Medicine, Dr. Martin Kriegel to discuss articles published in our issue, current research on the microbiome, how the microbiome is being applied in the clinic, and where the future of microbiome research lie

Microbiome: Episode II

What's next for microbiome research? In the third and final episode on the microbiome, we are joined by Dr. Camille Konopnicki, a post-doctoral fellow in the lab of Dr. Andrew Goodman, who was our colloquium speaker for this issue to talk about current on going research on the microbiome here at Yale and how microbiome research is evolving and changing.

Microbiome: Episode III

Jonathan Safran Foer — best-selling author of "Everything Is Illuminated," "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close," "Here I Am," and his forthcoming book, "We Are The Weather" — joins Ben to discuss climate change, environmentalism, activism, averting disaster, factory farming, addressing extremism, and much more.

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