Reference :- Peta " I tell you what I know, not what I think " Credlin tells us what she knows about scientists .

Reference :-   Peta Credlin informs us that 10,000  scientist's signatures on a petition calling for action on climate change do not a scientific consensus make . That is undoubtedly correct . She then spoon feeds us a generous helping of reheated opinion , which sounds very akin to telling us what she thinks . Tut tut !  

Indeed yes Peta , 10,000 signatures in a hastily whipped up petition doesn't impress me either .  But I would  point out that wasting your time "going on" about it looks petty .   What you need to do is go straight for this issue's throbbing jugular , and address  the fact that 97 to 99 percent of actual genuine climate scientists with peer reviewed articles believe in climate change . And here's a tip.  When you discredit them all , be sure to address the fact that it's 97 percent for the scientists with the least experience in their chosen field , and 99 to 100 percent for those with multiple degrees and multiple peer reviewed publications .  That's the monster you have to grapple with , and I am sure you are up to the challenge .     I would stick with your catchy motto  "  what I know , not what I think "too , if I was you.  

  By sticking with only what you know,   there will be a lot less material to sort through each time you prepare a show .   If you need any help proving that almost all the world's climate scientists are fibbing for the money , and the fossil fuel CEOs are motivated by altruism , my son , Ken junior can help you out .  His mate works in Monaco , servicing the water closets on super yachts , and reckons that almost all of them are owned by climate scientists .  You never hear about that on the  taxpayer funded ABC , do you ?   Feel free to phone the lad anytime  .

Your comrade , Ken