CNN number cruncher Harry Enten recently appeared on the air to express his shock that Americans simply don’t care much about the hysteria over climate change.
Enten went over the data from 1989, to 2000, to 2020, to today and it found that only about 40 percent of Americans have ever been greatly worried about global warming.
It has pretty much been 40 percent straight across the board for more than three decades, now.
This is even though the left-wing liars in the media, the Democrat Party, the Euroweenie elites, and the United Nations has been screaming about the end of the earth since the 1970s.
Enten told his audience that “Climate activists have not successfully made the case to the American people.”
The data showed that in 1989, 35 percent of those polled admitted they were greatly afraid, and those numbers have basically stayed the same, with 39 percent feeling that way in 2000, and five years later, that number sits at 40 percent.
“We went back all the way to 1989, look at that, it was 35 percent,” Enten said. “2000, 40 percent. 2020, 46 percent. And in 2025, 40 percent. Which is the exact same percentage as back in 2000.”
“Despite all of these horrible weather events, the percentage of Americans who are greatly worried about climate change has stayed pretty gosh darn consistent,” he added, sounding genuinely flabbergasted. “Which kind of boggles the mind a little bit, granted everything that we see on our television screens, our computer screens.”
“Hurricanes, tornadoes, the flooding,” Enten continued. “But yet, greatly worried about climate change, 40 percent, the exact same percentage as in 2000.”
50 years of saying “We only have 10 years” will do that. https://t.co/pcFIcSv04I
— EducatëdHillbilly™ (@RobProvince) July 10, 2025
I guess after about 50 years of being told we only have five years until the end of the world, after a while people see the screeching left as crying wolf.
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