Well no actually he said that
birds kill windmills and also threw in a confused comment that coal is indestructible. The full transcript is insane:
> You remember Hillary with the coal, right? Sitting with the miners at the
> table. Remember? That wasn’t so good for her. So the people of West Virginia
> and all over, you look at Wyoming, you look at so many different places where
> they just – Pennsylvania – where they loved what we did. And it’s clean coal
> and we have the most modern procedures. But it’s a tremendous form of energy,
> in the sense that, in a military way, think of it. Coal is indestructible.
> You can blow up a pipeline. You can blow up the windmills. Y’know, the
> windmills boom, boom, boom. [shoots gun] Bing. That’s the end of that windmill.
> If the birds don’t kill it first. The birds can kill it first. They kill so many
> birds. You look underneath some of those windmills and it’s like a killing field,
> the birds. But that’s where they were going to, they were going to wind-a-mills.
> What happens when the wind doesn’t blow? Well then we have a problem. Okay, good.
> They were putting them in areas where they didn’t have much wind, too. And it’s a
> subsidy. You need a subsidy for windmills. Who wants to have energy where you
> need subsidy? So the coal is doing great.
> You remember Hillary with the coal, right? Sitting with the miners at the
> table. Remember? That wasn’t so good for her. So the people of West Virginia
> and all over, you look at Wyoming, you look at so many different places where
> they just – Pennsylvania – where they loved what we did. And it’s clean coal
> and we have the most modern procedures. But it’s a tremendous form of energy,
> in the sense that, in a military way, think of it. Coal is indestructible.
> You can blow up a pipeline. You can blow up the windmills. Y’know, the
> windmills boom, boom, boom. [shoots gun] Bing. That’s the end of that windmill.
> If the birds don’t kill it first. The birds can kill it first. They kill so many
> birds. You look underneath some of those windmills and it’s like a killing field,
> the birds. But that’s where they were going to, they were going to wind-a-mills.
> What happens when the wind doesn’t blow? Well then we have a problem. Okay, good.
> They were putting them in areas where they didn’t have much wind, too. And it’s a
> subsidy. You need a subsidy for windmills. Who wants to have energy where you
> need subsidy? So the coal is doing great.