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Astrophysicist and meteorologist weather expert Piers Corbyn was recently interviewed by a reporter in RT.com's Moscow studio about the unusually hot weather seen in many parts of the world this year, stating the standard corporate media line that this is a clear example of "climate change."

But Piers Corbyn replied:

"Well climate has always been changing, but this has nothing to do with man."

Corbyn is the founder of "Weather Action" and he began to explain that they predicted that there would be extreme heat in Eastern Europe in Russia this summer before it even happened, and that these weather patterns are caused by "a certain circulation pattern", and not CO2, but a combination of solar activity and the phases of the moon.

The reporter in Moscow then interrupts him with elevated voice and says:

"Excuse me, just a minute. You say this isn't caused by man, how come they are reporting this heat wave is recognized as the worst in a thousand years in recorded history in Russia?!

And for sure, man has something to do with it, hasn't he!"

Corbyn replies calmly, "No."

"Man has nothing to do with it. The only connection is that man is here at the same time as the sun and the moon are doing things."

He then goes on to explain that a very similar situation happened about 132 years ago.

It is an interesting and entertaining four and half minutes to watch. A shorter clip that is just over 2 minutes was posted on Twitter and is making the rounds in the Alternative Media today, where comments such as "We suspect this is the last time Mr.Corbyn will be allowed on TV" suggesting that the reporter was caught off guard, but I found the entire interview and at the end of the interview the reporter states while smiling:

"Piers Corbyn, as always, it is very interesting to hear what you have to say. Thanks very much for joining us here on RT TV."

So this was probably scripted and rehearsed ahead of time, but it is a good watch none-the-less.