and then you are your own transit system. That's true for Maui. Maybe they have a bus. Maybe I don't know. They don't have much of a transit system in Hawaii. But here's the important part of this story. The director of transportation over in Hawaii, he said, quote, "Climate change is indisputable." Isn't that a weird word? So can you tell that that person is hypnotized? That's not an opinion that you come to through reason. Nothing is indisputable. If you use a word like "indisputable," you're pretty much signaling that you did not get there by reason. If you had arrived at your opinion by reason, you would have said probably something closer to "in all likelihood" or "all indications are" or "science tells us." Those are all fair. But to say "indisputable," you're treating me like I'm an idiot. No, it's not indisputable. Watch this. I dispute it. Now when I dispute it, I'm disputing the models and I'm disputing the alarm. Whether or not the Earth is getting warmer, I don't know. But I'm pretty sure they don't know either.

My best argument about climate change is, have you met people? Have you met people? Here's the argument in favor of climate change. Then I'll show you how my argument works. We know the temperature's going up because we have a vast array of thermometers, sensitive devices placed in locations around the world, and we check them and then we can see that the temperature has b