The Real Crisis in the Climate Change Debate
10 December 2009
Internationally renowned climate expert Lord Christopher Monckton, Chief Policy Advisor to the Science and Public Policy Institute, discusses evolving Climategate saga and the cost to taxpayers who were defrauded by the global-warming conspirators.
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