Tucker Carlson obliterates leftists over Paris Accord: 'Shut up and believe' is climate change creed

Fox News host Tucker Carlson slammed leftists on Thursday night and denounced their "cult-like" following of climate change as well as their response to President Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris Accord.

"Shut up and believe," Carlson mocked of those skeptical of Trump's decision to withdraw from the climate accord, and noted that the "essence of science" isn't accepting something as fact without question, it is "skepticism."

Later in the segment, Carlson played a montage of news anchors and pundits decrying Trump's decision to pull out from the Paris Accord.

One such anchor featured was CNN's Fareed Zakaria, who said the day Trump withdrew from the Paris Accord was "the day the United States resigned as the leader of the free world."

MSNBC host Donny Deutsch said that he had such "rage and sadness" over watching a "dangerous little man give a very, very scary speech."

After the montage aired, Carlson fired back at liberal pundits attempting to punish the president for his lack of faith in the necessity of the accord.

"We're not talking about science here, what you're watching is a priesthood defending its faith," Carlson said. "The essence of science is skepticism, mostly testing what you think you know to make sure you actually know it."

"Pressed for explanations as to what you’re talking about you're attacked as a 'denier,' the matter is settled, every word in mutable and holy, questions equal apostasy, shut up and believe," Carlson added.

Concluding the segment on the accord, Carlson said, "The irony is, almost none of the religious figures you saw sermonizing on television today know much about the Paris agreement beyond the bullet points they’d been handed by their producers 10 minutes before ... Before today most of the people you just saw spend far more time yammering about transgender bathrooms than about climate accords."

See Carlson's full remarks in the video below.