Videos

Older people are ‘less susceptible to Nye’s propaganda.’ WATCH NOW

CFACT highly recommends showing this film to friends and neighbors. Marijm Poels is an honest man. The kind of person who can bring reconciliation through exposing the truth for all to see. We salute this work.

Celebrate the birth of perhaps mankind’s greatest achievement — A nation where government is limited and the people are free.

There’s something fishy about MSN.com’s claims about Antarctica.

What happened when the Greens and the Left learned that President Trump was exiting the UN’s Paris climate pact? WATCH NOW

“Trump waded into a religious war by going after climate pact.” WATCH NOW

Government programs to protect endangered species often produce limited or no results. The free market gets the job done. Seattle students agree.

Are America’s colleges and universities seeing heightened levels of political correctness? WATCH NOW

Climate marchers let their (left-wing) agendas hang out. WATCH NOW

CFACT and our Climate Depot news and information service headed out to “the people’s climate march” in Washington D.C. Here’s some of what we saw.

Climate marchers don’t know much about climate science. WATCH NOW

“We’re going to cancel the Paris climate agreement and stop all payments of United States tax dollars to UN global warming programs.” WATCH NOW

90,000 homes in Australia experienced major blackouts five times over the last six months. Thousands left in the dark in Belgium and placed on high security after the electric grid went down. Who’s next? WATCH NOW

March organizer calls out “greedy” billionaires and the fallacies of capitalism, then threatens violence against those who get in the way of creating a new order. WATCH NOW

CFACT presented an award to Col. Walt Cunningham at the 12th International Conference on Climate Change. Watch CFACT’s tribute to Walt and watch the conference live!

Protecting lions privately, rather than through ineffective endangered species policies, is a better way to go. WATCH NOW.

Japan tried to move forward with solar and wind energy, but found it to be expensive and unreliable. Thus, Japan has turned to coal: a source they believe to be much more dependable, and one with which they hope to get over 30% of their electricity by 2040.”

Celebrate women by taking political prisoners?

Think you could tell the difference between organic, non-GMO food and McDonald’s? These students sure couldn’t! WATCH NOW

A former Venezuelan elected official explains how Socialism wrecked his country. Watch now.