Tennessee Introduce Amendment to "Protect Bigfoot" in Attempt to Derail Geoengineering Bill

On Monday April 1st, the Tennessee House voted to approve a bill that would prohibit the "intentional injection, release, or dispersion" of chemicals into the air to prevent climate change or alter the weather, also known as geoengineering.

During the hearing, Representative John Ray Clemmons introduced an amendment to protect Bigfoot (also known as Sasquatch or Yeti) in an attempt to mock the so-called chemtrails bill.

State Rep. Justin Pearson also joined in on the mocking of "conspiracy theorists" who seek to protect the public from spraying.

In the end, Rep. Monty Fritts, author of the bill, laid out the reasons for the bill before it passed with a majority in support.

See it all happen in this 12 minute clip.