RUSH LIMBAUGH: It is my devout belief in God that gives me every bit of confidence that man is not, and furthermore cannot, destroy the climate. And I go through all of what I consider the commonsensical ways of rejecting the premise. Such as, have you ever noticed that the predictions are all for 30 years from now, 50 years from, 100 years from now when people alive today will not be here to know whether they were right or wrong? Have you ever noticed that a global warming catastrophe is never predicted for next year or next month? Have you noticed that ever since Hurricane Katrina they've been hoping for more of them so that they can use that to prove -- and there hasn't been anymore. We haven't had a major hurricane strike the country in 10 years, and yet they claim that Katrina was evidence galore of global warming.

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