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12:03Now PlayingMatt Walsh found a needle in a haystack to make a false claim that nonwhite people are to blame for climate change. Cenk Uygur, John Iadarola and Mondale Robinson discuss on The Young Turks. | Your Support is Crucial to the Show
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"MATT WALSH (HOST): Most of the air and water pollution in the world comes from Asia. So, she says that climate change is not only a man-made problem, but a white man-made problem. Well, most of the air and water pollution on earth comes from Asia. In fact, we talked about it recently that one Asian country has 83 of the top 100 polluting cities — the cities that have the most pollution, one Asian country has 83 of those top 100 cities, and that's the country of India. So, you know, that's Asia. And then Africa is the second worst offender when it comes to water pollution specifically, which means that the people that are destroying the planet, the worst offenders at destroying the planet are non-whites. "
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