Justin Trudeau loves to apologize, but why is it never for his own actions? We ll show you how Trudeau s tears look like they belong to a crocodile. On today s show, I interview Mark Moreno of ClimateDepot and we talk about the so-called Green New Deal. And my monologue is on Justin s inability to actually make a personal apology to just about anybody.
00:22:09.860You know, the exclamation point on what you just said, too, Mark, is the fact that the proviso for them wanting us to embrace a new downgraded lifestyle is do as I say, not as I do.
00:22:20.960I mean, the last time I checked, Al Gore had a carbon footprint multiple, multiple times that of the average American.
00:22:40.480I almost feel like Dr. Evil, I should say, $1.4 trillion and put my little pinky to my lip like Dr. Evil.
00:22:46.140Just for retrofitting residential buildings alone in the U.S.
00:22:52.460And some critics have pointed out the safety issue.
00:22:56.520And you mentioned the U.K., of course, in 2017, the tragic Grenville Tower fire that caused dozens of fatalities.
00:23:07.200Evidently, this building was retrofitted with energy-saving cladding, and it went up like a Roman candle.
00:23:15.340Because of that, again, another factor that these Democrats are not telling you about in terms of the multiple downsides of this Green New Deal.
00:23:49.720You don't want windows that allow no air passage through.
00:23:53.500But the idea of destroying current buildings and rebuilding them green is not environmentally friendly in any way, shape, or form.
00:24:00.160Imagine all the fossil fuel transportation just to clear out an old building.
00:24:03.940Imagine the fossil fuels necessary to do it.
00:24:05.820So, the idea that they want to get rid of fossil fuels but then rely heavily.
00:24:10.340And you mentioned the hypocrisy, David.
00:24:12.460Not only did Acacia Cortez show up in an SUV at some conference this past week.
00:24:19.040We have the photographic evidence on my website, Climate Depot.
00:24:21.840But Bernie Sanders was called out by former Hillary staffers for hundreds of thousands of dollars in demanding private airplane travel in order to campaign for her in the 2016 election.
00:24:34.660So, Bernie Sanders, the father, if you will, of the Green New Deal and AOC is a big supporter of him.
00:24:41.320He wants to keep fossil fuels in the ground, but yet he can't stop using them up in the air.
00:24:46.600Did Bernie drive to the airport in his Ferrari?
00:24:49.920Last time I looked, I haven't noticed the prancing horse company making any hybrids or electrical cars.
00:24:57.520Oh, Mark, you know, you've painted a very chilling picture of what could happen.
00:25:03.200You know, the balls that would be set in motion if there is indeed regime change in your country.
00:25:08.500Let's hope that this that that doesn't happen and that this remains pie in the sky, because this is unaffordable.
00:25:16.100And even if it goes through, as you said, it does virtually 0.0 in terms of moving the dial when it comes to global climate change.
00:25:27.640And that's again, if you accept their science, you know, it still doesn't do anything.
00:25:31.780And so that's one of the that's that's the biggest thing.
00:25:34.740But going forward here, the Green New Deal and my advice to them, if I were advising them, the less specific they are, the better, because the Green New Deal is going to just be to it's in the eye of the beholder.
00:25:47.300The Green New Deal ultimately to the to the masses and the way they look at people is the masses is just this will save us from global warming.
00:26:07.400I wish there was a big red button in front of me, like one of the like that famous TV show where I could just pound it and say no deal to the Green New Deal.
00:26:16.500So, my friend, thank you so much for weighing in on this important subject.
00:27:03.860We stepped in off the street because it was so windy.
00:27:06.540I've been inside the courtroom live tweeting the case of Tommy Robinson versus the Cambridgeshire police.
00:27:12.660He's suing them for harassment about a spectacular incident that Tommy caught on his own cell phone a couple of years ago when he was out with his kids to watch a football game in Cambridgeshire.
00:27:40.240And the only reason we know about it is because Tommy uploaded it to the Internet.
00:27:45.000Well, we had various police witnesses today, including a police officer who followed them down the road to the railway station with a handicap.
00:27:54.280Tommy made a big point about saying, where is that video footage?
00:27:57.940It will prove everything I've said, including my own daughter, Tommy said, who ran off into the street and almost got hit by a vehicle.
00:28:06.620Well, the officer who took the handycam photo had a very interesting testimony.
00:28:11.080He said that he did not keep the footage.
00:28:22.700And he didn't even know when he deleted it.
00:28:24.460He suggested he may have deleted it the very next day, even though he said there are certain circumstances where such evidence has to be kept for a minimum of 28 days,
00:28:32.640or even, he said, as long as 100 years.
00:29:41.880So I assume what I always do, tweet with my opinions.
00:29:45.820I did it at the Old Bailey when Tommy had his hearings there.
00:29:49.740I did it at the Royal Courts of Justice in front of no one less than the Lord Chief Justice of Great Britain and of England and Wales himself.
00:29:59.980So, I mean, I've live tweeted many times from the UK, and I thought I was doing the same thing here.
00:30:05.760But the judge specifically asked me not to tweet commentary, just to tweet exactly what was said.
00:31:35.820I'm used to journalists having the right to call it like they see it.
00:31:39.800I mean, in Canada, we have the very famous journalist, Christy Blatchford, who has uproarious coverage of court cases, and they're very well read.
00:31:46.680And I understand from some of the Tommies' own contempt of court cases, the worry about corrupting a jury.
00:31:57.000The judge also referred to intimidating witnesses.
00:31:59.860I had asked a question of some of the police officers when I saw them outside.
00:32:04.460They didn't answer me, but that was apparently an intimidating, they felt intimidated by me.
00:32:10.180So, I guess that's my way of saying that the judge said, stop doing what you're doing.
00:32:18.800Stop providing opinion commentary, either in the court or outside the court, until the ruling is entered.
00:32:26.540And so, I want to let you know this, so if you've seen my reporting over the next day and a half or two days, you'll understand why the flavor is out of it.
00:34:41.000There are two videos that I previously recorded that I have now taken off of YouTube until the trial is over.
00:34:50.780And I think I'll put them back when the verdict is up because I think they were useful commentary.
00:34:55.520I just find it, frankly, a little sad to learn from this judge who surely knows where the line of free speech and where the line of deference is.
00:35:08.020There is no jury here that could have their minds altered.
00:35:12.500I, in my heart, don't believe I was intimidating to three burly policemen because I asked them a question.
00:35:49.000I'll have a lot more to say about matters once the judgment is rendered.
00:35:55.700But until then, I should say that although my own interactions with the court really had nothing to do with Tommy's case,
00:36:03.800they were probably the greatest eye-opener of my trip here.
00:36:07.740And I have to say that my biggest feeling is one of sadness.
00:36:12.380I was sitting next to another journalist for a local newspaper, pretty good guy, obviously doesn't share my politics.
00:36:21.260And I just kept the same with him, and I don't want to characterize what he says.
00:36:24.420But he says, yeah, here in the U.K., we just pretty much write it.
00:36:27.680Well, listen, I know that there's some spectacular cases that some of the tabloids have strong opinions on.
00:36:32.940But I just wish that the journalist who was sitting next to me was a little bit more revved up about the fact that you can't offer an opinion on a court case that's ongoing.
00:36:45.280I suppose his reaction, or lack thereof, was what really made me sad.
00:36:50.220And I'm quite certain, I haven't checked Twitter yet or other feedback, but I am quite certain that the uniform response from the mainstream media will be one of jubilation, that I have had my wings clipped or my tongue tied.
00:37:05.440And I suppose I have, although when the judgment is out, I'll surely speak freely then.
00:37:13.680But the fact that Brits would cheer the lack of free speech for Brits, the fact that journalists couldn't care.
00:37:22.240In fact, there were journalists waiting for me after the court.
00:37:25.000They had been tipped off that I was speaking too freely.
00:37:28.180That's the saddest part of my trip, is that Fleet Street, which to me was synonymous with the bold newspapers, that the United Kingdom, the home of the Magna Carta, of John Milton's Areopagitica, of the free speech movement, really isn't anymore.
00:37:52.480I think she's probably accurately expressing the law.
00:37:59.460There needs to be law reform in the UK.
00:38:02.800I just don't know if anyone's up for it.
00:38:05.500Let me close by saying to my friends in Canada and the United States, realize the unique freedoms you have, especially Americans with your First Amendment, and hold on to them.