The two words conservatives can say to win any argument about climate change, according to Will Cain and S.E. Cupp

The recent climate change march in New York City was well-attended, with a variety of issues presented tangentially to global warming -- but largely aimed at targeting climate change deniers. Will Cain and S.E. Cupp of Cain & Cupp on TheBlaze Radio have a simple way to win any argument with a climate change activist: Agree with their premise, that it exists, and then say, "now what?"

Protesters take part in the 'Flood Wall Street' demonstrations and march on September 22, 2104 in lower Manhattan , preceding the United Nations's 'Climate Summit 2014: Catalyzing Action' in New York. (TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images)

Here's all you have to do, according to Cain:

By giving them the premise that is the purpose of their life, man is causing climate change. I am unconvinced of that fact, by the way, SE. I don't care. If I confront one of those people, my first thing to say will be, 'you're right.'

Cupp agreed, and had a slogan that gets to the crux of the matter: "Climate change is real, and man is behind it. That's it. Now what?"

What do you think? Listen here (the conversation starts up at approximately the 42 minute-mark):

Also discussed: 2016 GOP presidential contenders, naked selfies and reality TV senate candidates.

You can listen to all the Cain and Cupp shows on TheBlaze Radio here.