Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently took the stage at a press conference to address the devastation caused by Hurricane Milton. As residents begin the long process of cleanup and recovery, the Governor fielded questions from reporters, including one about the potential link between global warming and the hurricane’s severity. In true DeSantis fashion, he didn’t shy away from giving a strong response to the far-left reporter, dismissing what he called “global warming propaganda.”
Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida earlier this week, leaving a path of destruction in its wake. As the state begins to rebuild, DeSantis assured Floridians that recovery efforts are underway, but his presser took a sharp turn when a reporter asked if climate change could be blamed for the hurricane. In response, DeSantis delivered a detailed history lesson on Florida’s storm records, making it clear that powerful hurricanes are nothing new for the Sunshine State.
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“Tornadoes? Yeah, there’s an increase in tornadoes. I think you go back and find tornadoes for all of human history, for sure,” DeSantis remarked. He went on to explain that despite the media’s portrayal of storms as unprecedented, Florida has experienced similarly powerful hurricanes throughout its history, long before the modern-day climate change debate began.
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