Elaboration and Argument against 'Real Feel'

What happens here

The speaker elaborates on his point by providing a hypothetical example: if it's 10 degrees outside and the 'real feel' is 2 degrees, then he argues that it is, in fact, just 2 degrees. He suggests that the 'real feel' is the true temperature reading that communicates to a human what they will actually experience when they go outside.

Goal: Argue that 'real feel' should be considered the actual temperature.