Dana Perino on short people will save the climate piece: NY Times is ridiculous
'The Five' co-hosts react to a New York Times guest essay arguing 'short people' are better for the planet.
Fox News host Dana Perino called out the New York Times after it published an op-ed insisting that shorter people are better for the climate and mating with them will potentially save the planet.
DANA PERINO: I think that the things in The New York Times is ridiculous. Remember, this is a company that ran The New York Times editorial editor out of a job. Michael Bennet's brother, Senator Michael Bennet's brother, James Bennet, because he dared to allow Senator Tom Cotton to have an op-ed in The New York Times. That is valuable, coveted journalism space and The New York Times falls for it every time it does something like this. But I clicked because I was curious. I wanted to know about it.
NEW YORK TIMES GUEST ESSAY ARGUES ‘SHORT PEOPLE’ BETTER FOR THE PLANET
And I just told the story earlier this morning, but I'll tell it again for the viewers at home. On our trip, we were staying in a very nice hotel and the bathroom had a motion light, right? So when you walk in it's supposed to… well, it couldn't detect me.
So whenever I walked in, I had to wave my arm around, but it would turn off every 30 seconds. So every 30 seconds I had to lean my arm out of the shower. And I'm still here. I'm still here. So, you know, it's not all that great for the "shorts" yet.
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