06 Jan 2010 Project 21’s Deneen Borelli on Fox News “Special Report” and Throughout the Day Thursday to Talk About Iceberg Spy Games

Project 21 Fellow Deneen Borelli is being interviewed for a segment set to air on the Fox News Channel’s “Special Report with Bret Baier” program at 6:00 PM Eastern on Thursday, January 7. She will be speaking about the Obama Administration’s diversion of our nation’s intelligence resources to assist climate scientists.

In a National Center press release published yesterday, Deneen criticized a government program that will allow climate scientists to access classified intelligence data to help them study global warming. In the release, Deneen said:

“Given the very real threat posed by terrorists, it is ridiculous and downright dangerous to divert any intelligence resources to monitoring polar ice. Its said this won’t hinder regular intelligence-gathering, but it’s also clear that agencies can’t yet share data and track a terrorism suspect who was identified by his own father. It’s unwise to further distract our intelligence network by forcing it to consult with scientists about icebergs, polar bears and sea lions. The Obama Administration appears to be putting a left-wing political agenda before the safety and security of our nation.

In addition to the segment on “Special Report,” shorter versions of the interview are supposed to air throughout the day. “Special Report” will also be rebroadcast at 4:00 AM Eastern.

Check your local listings for Fox News Channel on cable. Fox News is available on channel 118 on Fios, channel 205 on Dish Network and channel 360 on DirecTV.

Addendum, 1/8/10: Note from Amy Ridenour: We apologize to those of you who tuned in to see Deneen, as the Special Report interview with Deneen was cancelled by Fox at the last minute. We’ll try to post notices of that sort before shows in the future, when cancellations occur.

Labels: Climate, Defense, Environment, Media, Project 21, Race, White House