President Biden grants interview to the Weather Channel

President Joe Biden, a notorious peddler of climate alarmism, is granting an interview to the Weather Channel.

White House communications director Ben LaBolt noted that the interview would be recorded at the Grand Canyon on Tuesday.

"Today at the Grand Canyon - the President will tape an interview on his plan to combat climate change, addressing the threat posed by extreme weather and to promote resilience. Meeting viewers where they are - including those who don’t tune into political news on a regular basis," LaBolt wrote in a post on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.

The Weather Channel has indicated the the interview will air on Wednesday.

"EXCLUSIVE: @POTUS sits down with The Weather Channel’s @StephanieAbrams to discuss our changing planet," the Weather Channel wrote in a post on X. "Join us WEDNESDAY from 6 a.m. - noon ET on air and on our TV app."

A voiceover featured in a video included in the post says, "Exclusively on The Weather Channel: President Biden discusses the changing climate and the race to save the planet. The Biden climate interview, tomorrow on 'America's Morning Headquarters.'"

Last month, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton blamed MAGA Republicans for high temperatures, writing, "Hot enough for you? Thank a MAGA Republican. Or better yet, vote them out of office."

Biden and many other proponents of climate alarmism ideology claim that there is a "climate crisis."

"Suffering from excessive heat? Blame a climate denier. Climate deniers were wrong. Scientists were right. You have the power to vote out elected officials who refuse to deal with facts, and vote in officials who understand we are in a climate crisis," Democratic Rep. Ted Lieu of California has posted.

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