The song remains the same on the air when it comes to Big Media claims about "hot air."
Radio giant Rush Limbaugh sang that tune Monday by flashing back to a "Good Morning America" promotion for an ABC program titled "Earth 2100" that aired in the fall of 2008.
Citing reporting by the Media Research Center, Limbaugh played a portion of ABC's trailer for the show, which broadcast the alleged imminent dangers of so-called global warming or climate change -- which is now often called "extreme weather" or "severe weather" -- and its purportedly catastrophic impact on the United States by 2015.
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The promo opened with the on-screen statement: "Rome fell. Maya civilization disappeared. Easter Island collapsed. Are we next?"
Some of the comments from apparently frightened or concerned people featured in ABC's promo include:
PETER GLEICK: (dramatic music) In 2015, we've still failed to address the climate problem!
JOHN HOLDREN: We're going to see more floods, more droughts, more (fire noise) wildfires!
UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER: (channel change sound effect) Flames cover hundreds of square miles.
MAN 1: (storm b-roll noise) We expect more intense hurricanes!
MAN 2: Well, how warm is it going to get? How much will sea level rise? We don't really know where the end is.
MAN 3: (channel change sound effect) Temperatures have hit dangerous levels.
MAN 4: (channel change sound effect) Agricultural production's dropping because temperatures are rising!
HEIDI CULLEN: (images of hungry people) There's about one billion people who are malnourished. That number just continually grows!
TEENAGE BOY: (prediction of the future) It's June 8th, 2015. One carton of milk is $12.99.
MAN 5: (prediction of the future) Gas has reached over $9 a gallon!
MAN 6: I'm scared (bleep) right now. But I have to get this out.
"It was a bunch of young people in this ad," Limbaugh noted.
"They were predicting that by 2015 -- four years ago -- milk would be 13 bucks a gallon, gasoline over $9 a gallon. The video effects show Manhattan half underwater. They show very little of Miami left.
"This was gonna happen by 2015, and this was just a promo for a special that was to run and did run in the fall of 2008 called Earth 2100 -- and it's a good catch, because it illustrates just how wrong and fear-mongering the entire climate change, global warming (now 'extreme weather') crowd is.
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