Kudlow on UN Climate Change Report: ‘I Won’t Say It’s a Scare Tactic But I Think They Overestimate’

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STEPHANOPOULOS: “I want to talk about climate change. We have saw the new report from the U.N. Saying if action isn't taken now you'll have irreversible damage much sooner. It comes against the back drop of hurricane Michael. You can't tie any single event of weather to climate change. Warmer weather leads to these events. Is the president going to do anything about it?"
KUDLOW: "We're always studying these things. Bill Morehouse won a noble prize about this. Personally I think the U.N. Study is over -- way, way, two difficult. I won't say it's a scare tactic. I think they overestimate. The models have not been successful in the last 20 years. We have to be cognizant of the work that needs done. I'm not denying any climate change issues. I'm saying do we know precisely how much is man made, how much of it is solar, how much is ocean, how much is rain forest? We're exploring all that. I don't think we should panic. There's no eminent catastrophe."