Bill Nye: All Weather is Climate Change, So Say That All The Time On TV

Bill Nye Pleads With MSNBC: More Climate Hysteria, Please!

Climate change enthusiast Bill Nye appeared on MSNBC, Monday, to lobby the network for more global warming cheerleading and the importance of linking all weather events to the phenomena. Talking to Joy Reid about the cold and snow hitting much of the country, he implored, "...Just say the word climate change. Just, like, 'It could be climate change. It's a possible connection to climate change. Is this evidence of climate change?'"

Nye demanded, "Could you just toss that in now and then?" A compliant Reid agreed: "Absolutely. I would like to toss that in every single time." Nye then stated the obvious: "MSNBC is, in many ways, regarded as a progressive station." He spoke to the few conservatives watching MSNBC: "We need you."

Nye quickly turned insulting, "But if the conservative side are going to continue to deny what 97 percent of the scientists in the world are saying, we're not going to reach a consensus. We are not going to make progress."

Before fist bumping Reid goodbye, Nye reiterated the need to make every other word "climate change":

BILL NYE: Just talk about it...If we were talking about it, we'd raise awareness and get to work and I, as a guy born in the U.S, would like the U.S. to be leading this effort. It's President's Day.

The genesis of the segment on Monday was a Time magazine article slamming Pat Sajak for dismissing the winter storms as "weather." The Time headline dismissed, "Wheel of Fortune Host Tweets About Climate Change Again." (Of course, climate change activists are not often derided as mere celebrities. James Cameron has been a frequent guest on the network. He's not derided as the "Titanic director.")

On January 26, Nye connected the storms in Boston on climate change and sneered, "I know there will be certain viewers who will become unglued."

Bill Nye, the Chicken Little Guy, is execrable. And his association with MSNBC is natural.