Former President Donald Trump reiterated his denial of climate change during a town hall in Iowa, criticizing John Kerry’s efforts on climate and dismissing the urgency of the climate crisis.
Trump also opposed the Green New Deal, advocating for continued use of fossil fuels and making additional attacks on electric vehicles.
“Our country can be rich again. John Kerry has to be stopped. He’s destroying our country,” Trump said. (Trending: Tucker Reveals The Moment He Became A Full-Blown Trump Supporter)
“The only global warming we should be thinking about or worrying about is nuclear global warming, not global warming,” Trump added.
Trump claimed that when Kerry talks of climate change around the globe, people “treat him with respect,” but then say, “what an idiot, what a jerk” when he is gone.
“I am an environmentalist, but we’re going to destroy our country with this Green New Deal stuff that doesn’t work just to finish, we have so much wealth and power under our feet. No other country has it,” Trump said.
The comments come amid the United Nations climate summit in Dubai, where there is ongoing debate about the future of fossil fuels and the need to address global warming.
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