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Book · 1993 · Biography & Autobiography

See, I Told You So

by Rush H. Limbaugh · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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In his book, See, I Told You So, he declared that quite a few scientists are now backtracking on their once dire predictions of melting ice caps and worldwide flooding.
Robert Evans · Behind the Bastards · Jan 2025 Listen at 1:26:00

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See, I Told You So by Rush H. Limbaugh is a 1993 political book in which the conservative commentator criticizes environmentalism, liberalism, and mainstream media narratives. Robert Evans cited the book on Behind the Bastards during a multi-part series examining Limbaugh, appearing initially in March 2021 and returning in a January 2025 rewind episode featuring guest Paul F. Tompkins. Evans brought up Limbaugh's book specifically to highlight and critique the commentator's denial of anthropogenic global warming and climate change. He pointed out that in the text, Limbaugh asserted that numerous scientists were allegedly backtracking on their previous dire predictions regarding melting ice caps and worldwide flooding. By examining these passages, Evans aimed to demonstrate how prominent conservative media figures historically framed scientific consensus as alarmism to dismiss environmental concerns and shape public opinion against regulatory action. The references underscored Limbaugh's long-standing role in popularizing climate skepticism among conservative audiences in the United States.

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“In his book, See, I Told You So, he declared that quite a few scientists are now backtracking on their once dire predictions of melting ice caps and worldwide flooding.”