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ESPN's Jay Bilas Delivers Spot-On Climate Change Analogy

Bilas: Using One Great Game To Deny Officiating Problems Is “Like Denying ... Climate Change By Saying, 'Hey, It Was Cold Yesterday.'”

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 04/06/15 12:18 PM EDT

From the April 3 edition of ESPN's Pardon the Interuption:

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Previously:

Cold Winter Weather? Bring On The Snow-Trolls

ANALYSIS: Fox Only Talks About Climate Change When It's Cold

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