Elizabeth Warren Makes Absurd Claim That THIS THING Is Worse Than World War II [VIDEO]

On the eve of the start of World War II 75 years ago, Elizabeth Warren made a ridiculous claim that will have you shaking your head in disgust.

Warren said that the ongoing threat of climate change is worse than World War II.

According to The Daily Wire,

Speaking to the job training organization Focus:Hope just days before the 75th anniversary of the D-Day invasion, which turned the tide against Nazi German in western Europe, Warren claimed that the “climate crisis in this country, a threat to the very existence of every living thing on this planet,” requires that Americans need to be “all in” on battling it, according to The Detroit News.

She added that the “climate crisis” may, in fact, be a bigger threat to democracy and freedom than Nazi Germany, fascist Italy, and imperial Japan.

Warren has thrown her support behind the Green New Deal, and the new manufacturing policy is a nod toward how she would turn support into action if she wins the White House. Like the Green New Deal, which harkens to the original New Deal of the mid-1930s, Warren’s new plan also borrows from the past policies. Laying out the tenets in a Medium post, Warren called for a Green Apollo Program, Green Industrial Mobilization, and a Green Marshall Plan. All told, the policies would leverage money raised from her corporate tax proposal and ending fossil fuel subsidies to pay for a slew of new programs, says Gizmodo.

And of course, we know that Warren isn’t the first liberal to exaggerate how serious climate change really is. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is one champion of this lie.

Ocasio-Cortez even said that we only have about 12 years left on this planet if we don’t do something to put a stop to this climate change immediately.

I guess we just have another doomsday prediction to look forward to.

But what Warren plans to do is enact a plan that would cost an estimated $1.7 trillion dollars to do.

This money would somehow magically come from cutting the tax breaks for corporations like Amazon, who is actually a national leader when it comes to their business practices involving alternative energy.