Speaker 1: Folks, you remember that sad video the starving polar bear.
Speaker 1: National Geographic posted at last December with a caption this
Speaker 1: is what climate change looks like. It became their most
Speaker 1: viewed web video ever. The drive bys picked up the story,
Speaker 1: calling it gut wrenching and soul crushing, blaming Republicans for
Speaker 1: global warming killing this poor polar bear. The video was
Speaker 1: ultimately shared with two and a half billion people. But
Speaker 1: now the photographer, Christina Mittermeyer, says never mind. In the
Speaker 1: upcoming issue of National Geographic, she says that her team
Speaker 1: lost control of the narrative because people missed the nuances.
Speaker 1: What nuances well, that she had no idea why the
Speaker 1: polar bear was on its last legs. In an editor's note,
Speaker 1: National Geographic admits there's no way to know for certain
Speaker 1: why this bear was on the verge of death. Sounds familiar.
Speaker 1: In fact, I found a similar quote. Nobody knows why
Speaker 1: this bear didn't make it. It It could have been sick,
Speaker 1: which happens in nature. But we do know this. A
Speaker 1: soul crushing video blaming global warming is total b s
Speaker 1: who said that me the day that video was released.
Speaker 1: It didn't take me seven months to figure it out,
Speaker 1: which is why I tell you do not doubt me,
Speaker 1: just don't h