Juno News - April 21, 2023


Public Health lists ＂climate change＂ and ＂capitalism＂ as public health threats


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00:00:00.000 welcome to Canada's most irreverent talk show
00:00:04.060 this is the Andrew Lawton show brought to you by True North
00:00:08.520 hey everyone welcome along to another edition of Canada's most irreverent talk show this is
00:00:18.400 the Andrew Lawton show here on True North it is Friday April 21st 2023 we are doing things a
00:00:26.060 little bit earlier we're trying to fiddle around with the Wednesday programming and the Monday
00:00:31.260 programming and the Tuesday programming this week so we figured we would also fiddle around with the
00:00:34.820 Friday programming and see what works so if you like the earlier show as you head into the weekend
00:00:39.420 let me know in the comment section and if you don't also let me know in the comment section
00:00:44.360 but typically people do not like to hold back on their negative comments so it's good to you know
00:00:49.960 overwhelm them with a bit of positive I want to talk this week because it is a Friday and we like
00:00:55.440 to go out with a bit of the lighter side of the news with a discussion about this heist in Toronto
00:01:03.360 at Pearson Airport, a $20 million heist. Now, when I first heard this, I assumed someone had just
00:01:10.300 like made off with a grocery cart because if you've been to a grocery store lately, I think
00:01:14.240 like that's the price of basically four eggs and a pot roast gets you to the $20 million pretty
00:01:19.660 quickly. But it is not groceries. It is not food products. It is gold and other valuables. If you
00:01:25.280 were an Austin Powers fan, $20 million that they took away, and without a trace of evidence
00:01:32.180 and no witnesses so far, and very remarkably similar to a heist at the Malton Airport in
00:01:39.020 Toronto like 60 some odd years ago, which to this day has never been solved.
00:01:44.660 Maybe it is an old-timer trying to relive lost glory, and the guy that did the first
00:01:49.940 heist, or the woman, you never know, you never want to be presumptuous, but I'll talk about
00:01:54.220 that a little bit later on in the show. I also want to just talk about this report that was done
00:01:59.920 by the Public Health Agency of Canada that was submitted to Dr. Theresa Tam. Now, she did not,
00:02:07.000 it has been reported in some places, write this report. She was the recipient of the report and
00:02:12.140 the target audience of the report, but it has also cited her language and cited her policy objectives
00:02:19.740 on a number of fronts.
00:02:21.900 And if you go to the Government of Canada website,
00:02:24.400 the report is called What We Heard,
00:02:27.300 Perspectives on Climate Change and Public Health in Canada.
00:02:30.680 It was prepared by a number of researchers
00:02:33.520 submitted to PHAC, submitted to Dr. Theresa Tam,
00:02:37.060 the woman who became a household name
00:02:39.200 throughout the COVID pandemic
00:02:40.440 as being the so-called top doctor in this country.
00:02:44.580 And Theresa Tam has now gotten
00:02:46.440 this voluminous report in her hands.
00:02:49.740 that warns of climate change now you may think okay what's the big deal a day can't go by without
00:02:55.400 some liberal cabinet minister talking about climate change i was uh at one point in i think
00:03:00.660 was i was it was in juno alaska so the the capital of alaska and i spent a day there and i went into
00:03:06.440 this little coffee shop and they had a community bulletin board and i was just waiting for them to
00:03:11.560 make whatever i had ordered and i was looking up at the community bulletin board and it was
00:03:16.360 fascinating because juneau alaska is not a large place this is not a booming metropolis it's got
00:03:21.940 like 30 i just looked it up 32 000 people live there and you look up on the bulletin board and
00:03:27.240 the first one is uh you know how to talk about climate change and the second poster is a lecture
00:03:33.980 at the library from some climate change expert and then the third poster is a one advertising
00:03:40.380 some climate art show that they're putting on and you know you go through like nine ten of these
00:03:44.440 things and then the one that I saw last which I thought was a great closer was why don't we ever
00:03:51.040 talk about climate change a panel discussion and I was like well you should let the first nine
00:03:56.520 seminar hosts know that we don't talk about climate change because they never got the memo so
00:04:01.080 all of that is to say we hear no shortage of this from the government climate change is the
00:04:06.500 thing that is basically the government's top vehicle for control now so I was very curious
00:04:12.720 to see how they're now positioning this more and more as not a political issue, not even an
00:04:18.000 environmental issue, but a public health issue. This calls climate change a public health emergency.
00:04:25.280 It also expands into other public health emergencies that are related to climate like
00:04:32.240 settler colonialism and colonization in general and capitalism. Yes, they reference the fundamental
00:04:41.000 problems of economic growth, capitalism, and colonization. These are now part of this public
00:04:47.180 health crisis. And one quote here says, if we don't address capitalism, if we don't address
00:04:52.200 colonialism, racism, the patriarchy, etc., we're going to tread water for a long time until we
00:04:58.980 eventually drown. I can't see how much longer we can make believe that we're doing our job as public
00:05:04.920 health practitioners with regard to climate change without addressing those fundamental systemic
00:05:10.140 underpinnings of what got us here and what's continuing to lead us in the wrong directions.
00:05:15.960 They talk about the core drivers of climate change as being unquestioningly capitalism
00:05:21.200 and colonialism, as well as extraction.
00:05:25.220 And then they have the audacity to say that there's also polarization that they are victims
00:05:30.220 of.
00:05:30.620 So this report is what you'd expect from some first year sociology and gender studies major
00:05:38.120 at the wokest university imaginable to put forth in their essay.
00:05:42.060 But here we have people with letters before their name and after their name
00:05:45.080 who occupy a tremendously powerful position in society
00:05:48.820 that are entertaining this activist garbage
00:05:51.980 without actually really making the case.
00:05:55.740 And when they talk about capitalism as being a driver of climate change,
00:05:59.940 what they're saying is industry is a driver of climate change.
00:06:03.200 When you make something, when you make a product,
00:06:05.460 when you produce something it comes with they argue an environmental cost now what they are
00:06:12.120 not saying is that the alternative to this is de-industrializing how do we de-industrialize do
00:06:17.740 we go back to uh you know doing the flintstones cars and just take the combustible engines out
00:06:22.520 of your automobile and uh drill out a section in a drill but saw out a section in the floor of the
00:06:27.520 car and then just you know hope your calves can get you from point a to point b which will not
00:06:32.300 be that far away when you live in your 15 minute city and the language in particular here when they
00:06:39.480 talk about emergency is one we should be very very concerned about because we've lived through
00:06:45.840 a public health emergency quote-unquote we know what governments do when they believe they are
00:06:51.480 facing a public health emergency and it means a completely divisive approach wedges within society
00:06:58.200 a surrendering of civil liberties, all out of the ever-cited abundance of caution,
00:07:04.500 out of an abundance of caution.
00:07:06.520 And we'll talk about this in a few moments with Mark Marano,
00:07:09.780 who's been warning about this since before it was cool to.
00:07:12.160 But we need to be very wary when we start seeing the same language
00:07:15.660 that was used about one issue over the last three years
00:07:18.840 transition without even a major segue to this other issue.
00:07:24.780 and now we're all supposed to expect that yes these are just two birds of a feather
00:07:29.060 the COVID situation is the same as the climate situation and then at a certain point they're
00:07:33.880 going to be saying well now we've solved the climate so now we need to go after capitalism
00:07:37.880 and capitalism is a public health emergency right now colonialism is a public health emergency if
00:07:43.880 you got something stuck in your tooth that could be a public health emergency that requires a whole
00:07:48.380 of government approach to deal with. So this stuff is not inconsequential. And if you followed the
00:07:55.320 2021 election campaign, you may have seen this story of Cheryl Gallant, who is a longtime
00:08:01.300 conservative member of parliament in, I believe it's Renfrew, Nipissing, Pembroke is her riding.
00:08:06.420 And I've met Cheryl a couple of times. I don't know her particularly well, but she had shared
00:08:10.940 something relatively innocuous on social media in which she said, you know, there are some people
00:08:16.100 that would love to see a climate lockdown and she was just eviscerated by the media. Erin O'Toole
00:08:22.740 was basically denouncing her because the media was demanding that Erin O'Toole denounce her
00:08:27.560 and her crime was saying that there could be a climate lockdown just like there was a COVID
00:08:33.680 lockdown. Now Cheryl will never get apologies from people when she's proven right and at a certain
00:08:40.840 point I think we have to accept that there are no shortage of people who would like to see this
00:08:45.560 happen and you needn't actually look further than the case before the courts in canada on the
00:08:52.500 constitutionality of the carbon tax and just to give you constitutional uh governance 101 here
00:08:59.200 there are in canada as a federalist country separations of powers which means there are
00:09:04.060 certain powers that are reserved for the federal government certain powers reserved for the
00:09:08.100 provincial government and every now and then you get an issue where it's not entirely clear which
00:09:12.840 box it fits into. And this was the case of a carbon tax. So the provinces said, no, no, no,
00:09:18.760 this is a provincial responsibility. The federal government said, no, no, no, it's a federal
00:09:23.600 responsibility. And the reason why the federal government argued was that it was an issue of
00:09:29.520 national concern under this doctrine of Canadian constitutional law called peace, order, and good
00:09:35.320 government. I've bored you enough. I'll bring it back to the political reality here. But what was
00:09:40.160 interesting in that case is that some of the interveners, groups that were not the government
00:09:45.680 that were arguing in court with a position, like the David Suzuki Foundation, for example, like the
00:09:51.960 Climate Nexus or whatever it's called, they were all saying, no, not the Climate Nexus. That's John
00:09:56.440 Robson's group. They're good. They're good folks. It was some group with, they all have like the
00:10:00.780 same name. They've just rearranged the words, but they were saying it's actually justified under
00:10:06.240 emergency grounds so they thought that because the federal government has the right to trample
00:10:11.500 all over federalism if there is a national emergency sound familiar they have the right
00:10:18.120 to then do whatever they want to do irrespective of the constitution on climate change so this
00:10:23.440 argument is not just coming from the fringes it's coming from inside the house of government
00:10:29.520 and that is why we need to be very wary and very concerned about people that are putting forward
00:10:37.280 this report that I just mentioned before the public health office saying that not only is
00:10:41.760 climate change a public health emergency but so too is colonialism so too is capitalism again
00:10:48.020 this is not some wacky woke-a-doodle professor that is from some university that's just put this
00:10:54.500 report and is saying look at me this is a report commissioned by the public health agency of
00:10:59.780 canada citing public health so-called experts in canada being put in front of the chief public
00:11:05.840 health officer of canada who we know has been the beneficiary of government abdication of
00:11:12.700 decision making so we live in an era in which public health officials have been given monumental
00:11:19.000 power, monumental power to make political decisions. And instead, we are supposed to
00:11:26.840 accept that this is all hunky-dory. This is all fine. This is just the way things are supposed
00:11:31.640 to be. So my big concern here is, I think, fairly self-evident that there are a lot of Canadians 1.00
00:11:37.400 and Americans and Brits and Frenchmen and Frenchwomen and Dutchmen and Dutchwomen and
00:11:42.520 people from all over the world that were all too complacent to go along with the COVID measures,
00:11:48.300 These highly, highly restrictive COVID measures.
00:11:51.600 And the reason was because they were brought into this line of thinking that it was an emergency.
00:11:57.220 So they had to.
00:11:58.500 Mark Morano has been warning about this since long before anyone else was noticing.
00:12:04.040 And I think it's a great shame that no one in decision-making roles in Canada and around the world listened to him.
00:12:10.240 He is the grand poobah over at Climate Depot, which is something you must read.
00:12:14.640 and also author of the book, The Great Reset, Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown.
00:12:19.060 Mark, it is good to talk to you again, as always.
00:12:21.160 Thanks for coming on today.
00:12:22.660 Thank you, Andrew.
00:12:23.600 Very happy to be here today.
00:12:25.060 Now, I want to just make a point here.
00:12:26.980 You've done a presentation on this that I've seen before.
00:12:29.940 And I have one of your slides from John Kerry here that I think is interesting.
00:12:34.600 Because this isn't just people like you and I that are drawing this connection.
00:12:38.340 A lot of the people that are in the driver's seat of these policies themselves are putting this connection in place.
00:12:43.940 And what we have John Kerry saying here is that the parallels between COVID and climate are screaming at us, both positive and negative.
00:12:53.480 You could just as easily replace the words climate change with COVID-19.
00:12:58.140 He couldn't make your point better with another line.
00:13:01.560 No, he couldn't.
00:13:02.100 I mean, they're saying the quiet part out loud.
00:13:04.840 And this has been going on literally since March of 2020.
00:13:08.320 Immediately, when the COVID lockdowns occurred,
00:13:11.320 we had people like Jamie Margolis,
00:13:13.320 who was the teen vogue climate activist,
00:13:16.320 who actually testified in front of Capitol Hill,
00:13:18.320 has given speeches all over the world,
00:13:20.320 say, if we can shut down the world for a virus,
00:13:23.320 we can do the same thing for COVID.
00:13:25.320 And this is the era when John Kerry,
00:13:27.320 when all the environmentalists were saying
00:13:29.320 that the cities are so much nicer,
00:13:31.320 there's less pollution, the wildlife is returning.
00:13:34.320 And the creepiest part of all,
00:13:36.320 all, the eeriest part was in November of 2019, the United Nations said global emissions needed
00:13:44.420 to drop 7% per year in order to meet the UN Paris climate commitment. And boom, lockdowns happened
00:13:51.580 in 2020. And in December of 2020, the UN reported that global emissions had dropped 7% because of
00:14:00.740 the lockdowns. So it was almost as if they called it and it happened. So the parallels here are
00:14:06.220 amazing. You have your doctor in Canada, your Fauci, but we have our Fauci here. He has done
00:14:11.360 in two separate peer-reviewed journals, Andrew said. He has merged COVID and climate, and he has
00:14:16.640 said, infectious diseases are largely the result of human encroachment on nature aided by climate
00:14:23.880 changes. He had this published in the New England Journal of Medicine, and your point is very valid
00:14:29.000 when you say it's not some crackpot professor or a Greenpeace blogger we're making hay out of.
00:14:33.580 We had 230 medical journals, the British Medical Journal, all say that the way to tackle climate change, we need to follow the template that we used for COVID.
00:14:43.060 And we all know what that template was, authoritarian public health bureaucracy.
00:14:48.980 I mentioned earlier on that, you know, there's a tremendous hypocrisy in a lot of people on this.
00:14:55.320 And we saw, I think it was, again, going back to March, April, some people celebrating how great it was for the climate, that no cars were on the street, that businesses were shut down.
00:15:05.300 And there is something quite cynical in that.
00:15:08.680 When I mentioned earlier, I don't know if you were on at the time, about how what these people want is to completely eradicate industrialization, it is actually quite transparent.
00:15:18.520 I mean, one example of this is how net zero used to be.
00:15:22.600 And in some circles, all the rage.
00:15:23.940 We have to take enough carbon out to meet what we're putting in.
00:15:27.600 But then you get people saying, no, net zero is not enough.
00:15:29.700 We need absolute zero.
00:15:31.000 We need absolutely no emissions whatsoever.
00:15:33.600 And these people do want us to live in the Stone Age, but only us, not them.
00:15:38.720 Yeah, in fact, I'm doing a special report on this speech that I sent you.
00:15:42.960 I gave it to the Heartland Climate Summit.
00:15:44.520 I gave this speech.
00:15:45.720 But in the COVID world, you have zero COVID. 0.90
00:15:49.620 And this was practiced by the New Zealand Prime Minister, by China.
00:15:52.560 And the idea is you can't allow a single case.
00:15:54.520 Well, in the climate world, you have zero CO2, and they're actually pushing for this,
00:16:02.280 where we're going to have no emissions from human activity.
00:16:05.460 Both of them are anti-human.
00:16:07.420 Both of them will result in tyranny.
00:16:09.700 But it's another example of how these two groups of people think.
00:16:14.180 And the way to simplify this, Andrew, is throughout history, the greatest abuses of human rights
00:16:21.240 have occurred when governments have invoked emergency powers, whether they're wartime
00:16:25.540 powers or terrorism powers or in the case of COVID emergency. Well, what do they want
00:16:31.500 us to do? In the United States, Joe Biden's being urged to declare a national climate
00:16:35.200 emergency, give him 132 new existing powers. Their template, and this is the reason Jane
00:16:40.440 Fonda said COVID was God's gift to the left. She's a progressive activist. And she said
00:16:45.120 that because it gave them everything they wanted by bypassing democracy. And this is
00:16:50.640 what we're looking at. This is why the New York Times and Obama administration officials, Justin
00:16:54.420 Trudeau has praised China's one-party rule because they can just get things done. The enlightened
00:16:59.000 group of people, I admire their basic dictatorship. These are what all the different figures have said.
00:17:04.340 Well, COVID lockdowns gave them the once free West literally to emulate one-party rule China.
00:17:11.140 And that's why Jane Fonda said it was a gift to the left. So what they want to do on climate is
00:17:14.400 if they can get it in the realm of public health, and they are. Carver School of Public Health has
00:17:18.960 now said unchecked climate change will lead to more COVID-like viruses. So if you don't support
00:17:24.140 the Green New Deal, the UN Paris Accord, you're a grandma killer. So you have public health now 0.77
00:17:29.320 using that authoritarian power that they drunk from during COVID, they want to apply it to
00:17:36.280 climate. And that's really what's happening in real time throughout the world, particularly with
00:17:40.640 the WHO pandemic treaty, which here in the United States, the Biden administration is pushing us to
00:17:44.860 get into. One thing that we've seen now in 2023 with a lot of COVID stuff is a lot of historic
00:17:51.660 revisionism from people that went along with the fear and panic and now kind of wish they hadn't
00:17:56.440 and pretend they hadn't. And I mean, this is obviously a big thing in the run up to the US,
00:18:01.700 to the Republican presidential nomination, where you have Ron DeSantis who's saying that no,
00:18:05.320 he was against lockdowns from the start. And then a lot of these old clips of Donald Trump
00:18:09.240 defending lockdowns. But I'm wondering if you think that people would go along with it again,
00:18:16.060 because the big thing that I had as a point of frustration was not governments doing what
00:18:20.540 governments want to do, which is trample on rights, but people all too willing to give those rights up.
00:18:26.160 It's a great question. I think it was Jeffrey Tucker from the Brownson Institute who had the
00:18:30.540 best analysis. He said so many of us, and I include myself in this in March of 2020,
00:18:35.680 just thought this will never hold, the people are going to rise up. Can you imagine we closed
00:18:40.740 churches and schools and businesses and politicians stay at home orders, cancel weddings, funerals.
00:18:46.160 We empowered neighbors to ratchet out if you had a backyard barbecue. We just thought there's no
00:18:50.400 way this is going to last, yet it lasted. So next time, the second this happens, we have to come out,
00:18:55.980 we have to oppose every measure, including social distancing, mask mandates, vaccine mandates,
00:19:01.840 and you have to agitate the public.
00:19:04.600 We were too complacent,
00:19:05.800 meaning us opposed to this stuff from the beginning.
00:19:08.120 And we just thought the public will never accept it.
00:19:10.440 Well, guess what they did?
00:19:11.380 So to answer your question,
00:19:12.560 I don't know, I just read an article a week ago
00:19:14.740 that India was having a new outbreak of a new COVID variant.
00:19:18.080 And many of the districts in India
00:19:20.620 were issuing mask mandates again.
00:19:22.620 And I don't know if the people were complying,
00:19:24.800 but it's the government's tool,
00:19:26.800 the go-to tool is for authoritarian crackdown
00:19:30.000 anytime there's a threat.
00:19:31.560 And that's the whole idea of emergency decree.
00:19:33.940 So what this is, and the key is, we just heard this last week, they're going after gas stoves,
00:19:38.960 they're going after rice now, but they're not really trying to ban it all or gas-powered cars.
00:19:44.320 What they're doing is saying there's an emergency and a crisis.
00:19:47.420 We're smarter. We're the experts.
00:19:49.780 They literally want to take over every aspect of our lives and manage it so that we, the unwashed masses,
00:19:56.360 can't ruin the earth, can't create inequity, can't create environmental destruction, the climate
00:20:01.560 crisis. That's what this is all about. It's about them saying we can't be left to our own devices
00:20:06.960 and they're going to manage our food production, they're going to manage our transportation,
00:20:10.480 they're going to manage our energy, they're going to manage our money to the point of central bank
00:20:14.700 digital currency where they're going to, like the Bank of England sent the quiet part out loud,
00:20:18.740 where governments will only allow people to spend on what they deem sensible, an exact quote.
00:20:23.420 So this is what we're facing. They're using these scares, COVID, climate, terrorism, war,
00:20:30.940 as an excuse to literally manage every aspect of our life in the climate. And that's where
00:20:36.500 they're going. And people, especially younger people, they're cheering it on. We have kids
00:20:41.280 suing the government to go full Marxist in order to stop a climate emergency and ensure their
00:20:46.380 climate future. Lawsuits in Europe, in the United States, Canada, of kids as young as elementary
00:20:51.500 school. So I'm not that optimistic that we have this great liberty streak and all throughout the
00:20:57.580 world. I think it's been severely dampened and we have to ignite it. We can't wait for it to self
00:21:02.300 ignite. Well, you're right. And these activists are not dumb. And I think you dismiss them at
00:21:07.880 your own peril because they're very shrewd. They know they have a captive audience. I mean,
00:21:12.820 the fact that Greta Thunberg, you know, a teenager from Sweden who's famous for skipping school was
00:21:17.900 getting an audience with, you know, now the King of England, the Prime Minister, the President of
00:21:22.100 whatever country is laughable, but they're the ones laughing at us. But they also know how to
00:21:27.400 move the goalposts very adequately. I mean, one big example of this is, you know, Paris Climate
00:21:32.760 Accord in 2015, which was at the time seen as this monumental, huge thing for solving climate
00:21:39.000 change. Countries agreed to keep global warming, you know, with an asterisk to two degrees above
00:21:45.220 pre-industrial levels and then you you fast forward the countries agree to that you fast
00:21:49.420 forward to uh the charmel shakedown uh that you were at a little while ago that we had you on the
00:21:54.020 show about and all of a sudden it's two degrees is nothing we got to get to 1.5 and and you know
00:21:59.120 the second anyone agrees to that it's going to go down to one degree like it's just they know this
00:22:03.100 so there's no such thing as victory because they just are using this all as stepping stones
00:22:09.780 Yeah, in fact, I did a report 2015, right when they signed the Paris Accord,
00:22:15.060 of all the, like, our grandchildren will thank us.
00:22:18.220 This was world leader after world leader, including John Kerry,
00:22:21.340 the French president, UK prime minister, President Obama.
00:22:24.580 And now it's like, oh, that was a crap deal.
00:22:26.120 That was nothing.
00:22:27.140 Yes, and literally within six months after praising this historic thing
00:22:31.520 that our grandchildren remember, John Kerry had his granddaughter on his lap
00:22:34.940 when he signed for the United States.
00:22:36.620 It was this historic. They literally came out and announced that it wasn't enough. It was woefully inadequate. And guess what? The world needs saving all over again.
00:22:44.700 So we heard all the tipping points. Same thing just happened yesterday in the United States there, Andrew.
00:22:49.680 We had the Inflation Reduction Act last summer, unfortunately, because one U.S. Democrat Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia caved because Bill Gates got involved and he got promised all sorts of sweetheart deals for his district, for his state.
00:23:02.240 That was hailed as a planet-saving measure that was essentially the Green New Deal by another name.
00:23:10.140 And now they've reintroduced the Green New Deal by saying that the Inflation Reduction Act wasn't enough.
00:23:15.740 So it's never going to be enough.
00:23:17.340 There's no criteria by which they'll ever say we've solved the climate crisis.
00:23:21.040 And it goes back to the whole founding of the UN Climate Panel.
00:23:23.480 1988, they are formed to say we're going to look at whether CO2 causes the climate crisis.
00:23:28.920 If it does, we get to be in charge of doing the science.
00:23:32.480 In fact, the UN's own words were we own the science
00:23:34.760 and we'll make sure the world knows it
00:23:35.980 by partnering with Google.
00:23:37.320 But the UN also gets to be in charge of the solution.
00:23:39.640 They get to hype the problem and the solution
00:23:41.460 through these international treaties.
00:23:43.420 Well, what happens?
00:23:44.480 This is a self-serving lobbying organization.
00:23:47.300 In other words, if they fail to find carbon dioxide
00:23:49.440 as creating a climate catastrophe,
00:23:51.680 they fail to exist as a climate panel.
00:23:54.160 So they're never going to find it.
00:23:56.400 And the fact that they do the solutions is the same thing.
00:23:58.720 I mean, you have the secretary general of the U.N., Antonio Guterres, is the former president of Socialist International.
00:24:04.720 That is never mentioned in media outlets.
00:24:07.180 This is a guy who goes out there and talks about how we have to overthrow capitalism and make this all happen or else the planet will die.
00:24:14.480 And the media reports it as though he's a scientist.
00:24:16.740 This is just it's nuts.
00:24:18.520 And most Americans, most Canadians aren't aware of these basic facts.
00:24:22.200 They think these are experts and we're being warned of a climate crisis and we need to act.
00:24:27.320 Well, listen to Mark Morano's warnings.
00:24:29.560 That's the best advice I can give to everyone.
00:24:31.420 The warnings about them, not the warnings of the impending catastrophe
00:24:35.060 that Jane Fonda and Leo DiCaprio want you to head for the hills over.
00:24:38.880 He's the author of The Great Reset, Global Elites, and the Permanent Lockdown.
00:24:42.700 And you can check out his stuff at Climate Depot.
00:24:44.920 Mark, always good to talk to you.
00:24:46.060 Thanks for coming on today.
00:24:47.400 Thank you, Andrew. Appreciate it.
00:24:48.840 All right. Thanks a lot.
00:24:49.680 And just because we were talking about John Kerry, I have to share this little clip again.
00:24:54.040 This was from January when I decided I would ask John Kerry about the big China-sized elephant in the room on climate.
00:25:03.480 And to give a little bit of context here, here's a guy who takes the private jets all around the world
00:25:08.740 to tell everyone that we shouldn't board planes because it's bad for the climate.
00:25:12.240 And then he shakes hands with Chinese leaders.
00:25:16.020 He shakes hands with the Venezuelan dictator Maduro.
00:25:19.160 He shakes hands with all these people because he says they're partners in climate.
00:25:22.320 Well, China is the great victor of our reduction of emissions because China just adds more coal, adds more production, adds more industrialization, makes huge money.
00:25:34.000 Well, we're all trying to figure out how to get our battery working in minus 30 weather.
00:25:38.580 So I asked or tried to ask John Kerry about the China issue. Take a look.
00:25:44.620 Why should anyone else in the world have to deal with emissions reductions when China is not?
00:25:49.100 you you can't speak about china's impact sir why should we have to deal with carbon prices when 0.64
00:25:56.120 china is not lowering its emissions absolutely you're between me and him it's okay
00:26:02.180 i don't know if i can call that i don't know if i can call that an interview per se because
00:26:14.120 you know he didn't actually say anything I did get lovely footage of the two bodyguards one of
00:26:19.720 which tried to like go and smack poor Sean with the camera there with her with her iPad and then
00:26:25.180 the other guy that was telling me I had to keep my distance when he was between me and John Kerry so
00:26:29.620 it's like I was already keeping enough distance and that was that and later I saw John Kerry
00:26:34.100 palling around with the chef Jose Andres. Sean says precious memories so yeah we have to go back
00:26:40.620 to Davos again and ask him a question. Maybe we can get the John Kerry private jet next time
00:26:44.900 instead of having a slum it on Air Canada with Christopher Freeland up in business class and 1.00
00:26:49.640 Mark Carney and the president of BMO was up there. And the guy from the Great Big Sea,
00:26:55.380 Alan Doyle, I think his name is. I don't know how Alan Doyle of Great Big Sea counts as a global
00:26:59.860 elite that is flying in business class on the way back from Davos. That is like a tremendous
00:27:05.040 injustice. So yeah, I like Great Big Sea, but if he can be a global elite in Davos, there's no reason
00:27:09.540 that all of us can't be.
00:27:11.460 But nevertheless, that was my attempt
00:27:13.460 at an interview with John Kerry.
00:27:15.480 I didn't get in on the Greta Thunberg scrum
00:27:18.980 that was taking place
00:27:20.020 because there was one point where I was interviewing
00:27:22.600 someone really boring, actually,
00:27:24.020 or trying to interview someone.
00:27:25.200 And then across the street,
00:27:26.080 I see this amorphous blob of people
00:27:28.920 that are all just descending down the street.
00:27:30.780 I'm like, who the heck is that?
00:27:31.960 And normally when you see the reporter,
00:27:34.480 you can kind of see the top of the head
00:27:36.400 of the person they're all following around.
00:27:38.500 And in this case, I couldn't. So I get up there and realize that they're all trying to interview Greta Thunberg, who has made her way to Davos to tell everyone to use less in the way of emissions and whatever.
00:27:50.460 And, you know, I actually don't get in on the whole anti-Greta Thunberg train, the battery powered train, because I think she actually has her heart in the right place.
00:28:00.920 I think she practices what she preaches, and she has been very reluctant to fly, for example.
00:28:05.900 I think she took a boat to America once and generally doesn't do much travel.
00:28:09.860 I don't look at her with any ill will.
00:28:12.900 I look at all the people around her that have tried to prop her up and make her this poster child,
00:28:17.700 and it doesn't escape me that she is a, what is she now, 20 or 21, and still looks like a teenager,
00:28:24.400 which is why they're just, I mean, she's like the Gary Coleman of climate.
00:28:26.920 She just looks like a child, so they're going to just keep trotting around until she's like a 50-year-old woman that's still running the same schtick.
00:28:34.120 And you're like, wasn't she like skipping school for the last 45 years? 0.89
00:28:37.340 And then you just sort of shrug your shoulders and move on.
00:28:40.180 So nevertheless, that is it for the climate stuff.
00:28:43.620 I do want to talk very briefly about the Great Pearson Airport heist.
00:28:48.920 Now, this is pretty significant.
00:28:51.380 And I was talking about this with Rachel Emanuel on The Daily Brief today, which is a podcast you should subscribe to if you are not already.
00:28:59.420 And I was like, there's a part of me that just because I like heist movies and heist shows, there's like a part of me that's like kind of rooting for the thieves, especially because it wasn't an armed robbery.
00:29:09.640 It wasn't violent.
00:29:10.560 No one got hurt in it.
00:29:11.960 And then I'm like, no, no, no.
00:29:12.740 Theft is still theft.
00:29:13.800 And this is $20 million worth of stuff that was taken, apparently owned by TD or destined for TD.
00:29:19.820 And I'm a TD customer.
00:29:20.880 So now I'm just like wondering how much my monthly bank fees are going to go up just
00:29:25.260 because they have to like offset the loss of the gold and all that jazz.
00:29:29.580 But Sean's also a TD customer, I'm hearing.
00:29:33.980 So yeah, Sean, you're going to have to chip in on the heist recuperation fee, which is
00:29:38.820 going to be on your next statement if you're a TD customer, the heist recuperation fee.
00:29:45.180 But nevertheless, they've made no arrests.
00:29:47.260 They don't even know if the items are in the country.
00:29:48.940 They don't know who is behind it.
00:29:50.040 There are no witnesses.
00:29:50.960 They haven't alluded to any camera footage.
00:29:52.960 So this is going to be like the Barry and Honey Sherman murders,
00:29:56.080 where like every year police will have a press conference
00:29:59.640 in which they will announce that something has happened,
00:30:03.820 that maybe they're reinvigorating the search,
00:30:06.620 but they're never going to get there.
00:30:09.040 And as you know, and as we talked about with Michael Bonner last week,
00:30:12.840 I am a little bit of a history buff.
00:30:16.140 And I would be remiss to not point out the 1952 gold heist from Moulton Airport, which was the precursor to Pearson Airport, a heist that was never sold, never $3.3 million.
00:30:35.480 So this was, I think, quite.
00:30:37.300 so i like i said my theory and if i were to write the screenplay of the pearson heist
00:30:44.940 i would actually write it as though the the guy behind the heist was the guy who was behind the
00:30:52.380 1952 heist and he wanted his final hurrah before he ends up just packing it up and retiring and
00:30:58.640 he never sold he never spent he never did anything like that uh he wanted his final hurrah that would
00:31:03.260 be how I'd script this. So if you are out there, a budding screenwriter, and you want to partner up
00:31:08.180 on this, that's what we'll do. We have to come up with a name for it. Pearson Airport is not a pun
00:31:14.800 worthy airport. So I don't know what we come up with there. Maybe we just call it like waiting
00:31:18.560 in the security line for too long. And you just come up with the idea on, hey, I bet I could steal
00:31:22.540 that $20 million in the time it would take me to get through security at Pearson Airport. And boom,
00:31:27.280 what do you know it? You have all of that gold bullion that may or may not still be in the
00:31:32.040 country so uh let me know in the comments do they solve it or do they not solve it in the next year
00:31:38.000 it is april 21st 2023 we will like set a little reminder and revisit this in a year i say in a
00:31:44.300 year they have come nowhere close to solving it and we have forgotten all about it and then the
00:31:49.040 netflix special will probably come out uh around this time in 2025 that's my prediction so uh thank
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00:33:25.700 someone there's like a there's an andrew lawton show live truther out there in the live chat
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00:33:52.040 me. But now I'm going to have to start holding
00:33:54.100 up today's... Wait, hang on. I can
00:33:56.040 hold up the time. Okay.
00:33:58.860 Friday the 21st
00:34:00.820 at 12.35.
00:34:02.420 I mean, I guess I could have changed the time zone
00:34:04.020 on you. So that doesn't give a sense.
00:34:05.900 I'm actually CGI'd. I'm not even here.
00:34:08.180 I died three weeks ago
00:34:10.060 and I've now just been
00:34:11.660 propped up animatronically ever since.
00:34:14.040 So no shows are live
00:34:15.980 ever again. I'm doing like the thing they did at the ABBA show in London where they just have them
00:34:19.420 touring as holograms. Anyway, with that, they conceded. All right. This is how you win the
00:34:25.700 debate, everyone. All right. Everyone else is like, what the heck is going on? So yeah,
00:34:30.680 this is the great work that you get when you support independent media. So, oh, did we even
00:34:35.580 put it on the screen? I didn't know we could. Okay. I didn't know we could do that. Clone 42
00:34:40.060 says, all right, Andrew, you rock. Well, you rock back at you, Clone 42. I don't know if you're the
00:34:44.840 42nd clone or if that's just your nickname, but we welcome you nonetheless. That does it for us
00:34:50.320 for today. Hope you all have a wonderful, wonderful weekend. We'll be back next week
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