EZRA LEVANT ｜ Carney threatened Netanyahu — now he bows to China's Xi
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Mark Carney and his cabinet go to China and call for a new world order. I'm not kidding. We'll play for you the videotape. Also, a discussion with Mark Morano, who's going to the World Economic Forum in Davos, too.
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Hello, my friends. Big show today. Mark Carney and his cabinet go to China and call for a new
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world order. I'm not kidding. We'll play for you the videotape. Also, a discussion with our friend
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Mark Morano, who's going to the World Economic Forum in Davos, too. But first, let me invite
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go to rebelnewsplus.com, click subscribe. Eight bucks a month might not sound like a lot to you,
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but it sure adds up to us. Tonight, Mark Carney threatened to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu,
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but he's getting on his knees to meet China's Xi Jinping. It's January 15th, and this is the
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Oh, hi, everybody. I am in our Toronto studio, but I'm recording this on my laptop because there's
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such a huge snowstorm, and the snow is so high that a lot of our staff are unable to come in. It's not
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that I have any special powers. It's just my car has a little bit more clearance, so I was able to
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get over the snow. So forgive me for our sort of homemade way of recording today, but we have
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my monologue, letters, and an interview with Mark Morano, who's going to be at the Davos World Economic
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Forum for the first time. So we're going to show him around a little. Anyways, I want to talk a little
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bit about Mark Carney's trip to communist China. He and his cabinet ministers are on yet another junk,
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and I swear he never stops. It's what he likes to do best in life, private jets, five-star hotels,
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hobnobbing with the global elites, lots of conferences, not really doing anything, but lots
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of meetings and photo ops. Has he actually done anything? Can you name one thing concrete that
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he's achieved in his nearly year as prime minister? And I can tell you one thing, he hates doing grubby
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things, like having to answer questions in question period. He's got one of the lowest number of work
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days of any parliament in recent memory. He just doesn't really care about parliament. That's too
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democratic. He's busy going to conferences, though. On this trip alone, he's going to Communist China,
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the World Economic Forum, where he used to be a board member, and Qatar, the strongest supporter of
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terrorism in the world. If Iran falls, it'll really be the last refuge for all the scoundrels.
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I call it an anti-American tour, wouldn't you? China, World Economic Forum, Qatar. I mean,
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I think that's our new policy. We have a new foreign policy. I don't know if you know that.
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It just is new and different. There was no election about this. Carney did not give in any indication
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about this in the election. There was no vote in parliament, not even a debate. Here's Anita Anand,
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the foreign minister, who sounds a little bit like Kamala Harris here. She sort of makes
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Melanie Jolie look smart by comparison. She's just sort of announcing that we have a new
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foreign policy. Did you know that? Here, take a look.
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This is a new government with a new prime minister, a new foreign policy, and a new
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geopolitical environment. In this moment of economic stress for our country,
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it is necessary for us to diversify our trading partners and to grow non-U.S. trade
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by at least 50 percent over the next 10 years. The work that we will continue to do
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is to diversify supply chains while continuing to stand up for Canadian interests at every turn.
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New government, new foreign policy, and we're diversifying exports and supply chains. We're
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literally trying to replace our supply chain, as in the parts that we put together into manufacturing.
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Or we think China would be a better supplier than the United States. Is that a good idea?
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Her job is to stand up for Canadian interests, and she says she's going to do that there. But
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I really don't think she's standing up for Canadian interests. I don't think that China
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fits with Canada's interests, not economically, not democratically. They have massive industrial espionage
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activities here. They basically destroyed Nortel, our national champion, and took all the secrets and
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made Huawei. They steal things from our Ebola labs. They infiltrate our democracy. The Communist Party of
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China is in no way in Canada's interests. I think Anita and Ann just is looking at the money and the
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anti-American opportunities. And I'm not the only one to think this, and you don't have to be a right
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winger to think this. And you take a look at a couple of journalists who were traveling with Mark
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Carney and Anita and Ann, so you know they were regime journalists. Even they were saying, hey,
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how come we have to have burner phones? You know what I mean by that? Not your real laptop,
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not your real cell phone, just something you use for the few days you're in China, because it'll be
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totally hacked by Chinese spies, because that's what they do. Here, take a look at that question.
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Can I just ask a general question about investing in China? There's a ton of experts we've spoken to
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in the business community in Canada who are gun-shy about investing in China. Joint ventures aren't
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such. It's China win. It's not win-win. We're using burner phones for the first time when we covered
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this because China spies on journalists and businessmen. China intercepts communications. Is
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China really the right kind of partner for Canadian industry? Listen, we've been clear-eyed. We're eyes
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wide open. We know this. But there's been investments by Canadian companies for years here.
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Tomorrow, I'm meeting with Magna. Magna, one of the biggest car auto parts companies in the world.
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They have 30,000 people working here. We're meeting with Manulife. We're meeting with BMO. These have
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been – these companies have been in China for years. Now, obviously, we're having these conversations
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with the Chinese government. If they're going to invest in our country, they need to make sure that
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our companies are able to invest and have access to stability and have access to a form of
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certainty. And so that's what we're working on. When we engage with China and we engage with
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businesses like Tim and I have been doing, we put everything on the table to address these risks.
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And that's why this visit is so important. And it's been a focus of the prime minister.
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Yeah, so they went to Melanie Jolie for that tough question. And did you hear – there was a – what
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she said, but? It was just sort of a classic one. Yeah, we know they're terrible. We have clear – we're
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clear-eyed. Our eyes are open. But, hey, did you know that we have Canadian firms trying to get rich in
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China? Okay, I know that's true. Of course, Jean-Claude Chen has been in China for more than 20 years trying
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to get rich, and I'm sure he has. But isn't this junket supposed to be about getting China to invest
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here in Canada, to make jobs and wealth here in Canada? How exactly does Anita Annan stand up for
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Canadians? Is it like this? Take a look at this tweet she said. I don't know if you heard,
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but a Canadian was murdered in Iran. A Canadian democracy activist murdered by the Iranian Ayatollahs.
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And this is what our foreign minister said. I have just learned that a Canadian citizen
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has died in Iran at the hands of the Iranian authorities. Has died? It's pretty passive
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language. You mean was killed? Was murdered even? No. Has died. What was he – did he die of old age?
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Our consular officials are in contact with the victim's family in Canada,
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and my deepest condolences are with us at this time. Peaceful protest by the Iranian people asking
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that their voices be heard in the face of the Iranian regime's repression and ongoing human
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rights violations has led the regime to flagrantly disregard human life. The violence must end.
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Canada condemns and calls for an immediate end to the Iranian regime's violence. Okay, are you going to
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threaten to arrest the Ayatollahs like you said you would arrest Benjamin Netanyahu? Are you going to
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declare sanctions on Iran? Or what are you going to do other than just put a little tweet?
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It was so gross. You can see the capitulation in real time. But I think the classic moment today
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was Mark Carney sitting in a meeting with communist officials and pledging allegiance to the New World
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Order. That's literally the phrase he used. And you can see that Saskatchewan's premier,
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Scott Moe, is seated right next to him. And Moe is thinking, oh my God, am I on camera as he's saying
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this? Take a look. I don't know if you know this, but Canada's new foreign policy,
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and it's called the New World Order. Take a look.
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I think the first visit of a Canadian Prime Minister to China in nearly a decade.
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The world has changed much since that last visit. And I believe the progress that we have made in
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the partnership sets us up well for the New World Order.
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Yeah, it wasn't always this way. I mean, there was a brief moment when Carney was running for office,
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and it wasn't in the bag yet. And he said things, I'm going to call them lies, about China that I
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think he thought would win Canadians over. And then he could reveal his belief in the New World Order.
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Like, here he is, saying that the biggest security threat in the world to Canada
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Well, we're in a security section. I think we didn't have a chance to talk about anything
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internationally. I think the biggest security threat to Canada is China.
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Yeah. He doesn't say that anymore. Or he's willing to accept it as a price for what? There's no Chinese
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investment. There's no Chinese money coming over here. China takes. It doesn't give. It's not a
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generous country. It's a communist dictatorship. Here's a couple of more Mark Carney cabinet ministers
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talking about selling energy and other things to China. Try to make sense of this. Take a listen.
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And so that is why Tim and I, obviously, with the Prime Minister, supporting the Prime Minister,
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have met many businesses today. Maybe in natural resources, energy, maybe in clean tech, maybe also
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much more in manufacturing. And the goal was to see what type of investments could be made in Canada
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and how also can Canadian companies export to China. Because it's important to remember ourselves,
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China is the third biggest investor in Canada with $50 billion invested in 2024. But also, China
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is our second biggest client in the world because it is our second biggest market where we export.
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I think a lot of people in the auto sector right now, I'm thinking obviously of auto workers,
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have been preoccupied when hearing what is happening south of the border and the different comments
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regarding the capacity of Canada to continue to export autos, cars across North America.
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And so that's why my team and I have been working on a new auto strategy. Because our goal is to make
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sure that we favour auto production in Canada. We need to make sure that we continue to have a very strong
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auto sector. There's 125,000 people working in the sector with direct jobs. Indirect, it becomes 400,000
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people involved in the auto sector. And at the same time, we're trying to attract a lot of investments
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from Korea, from Germany, and also we're looking at different partners around the world. And so these
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are ongoing conversations. And that's why we'll have more to say tomorrow.
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What we heard loud and clear is China is looking for reliable trading partners,
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trading partners that don't use energy for coercion. China is already a major consumer of Canadian energy,
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like we heard when I was in the UK, like we heard when I was in Germany,
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like my colleagues have already heard in Japan and Korea. The world wants more of what Canada has.
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Canada has the lowest carbon intensity LNG in the world. And we are decarbonizing our barrels and more
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aggressively looking to decarbonize our barrels than any other country in the world. That's consistent
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with the values of many of our trading partners, including the Chinese. They want more of what we've got.
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There's actually some points in there that have meaning. Tim Hodgson, that's the natural resources
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minister under Carney, says that China wants to buy some oil where there's no political coercion.
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What does that mean? Well, he's talking, of course, about the United States,
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because the United States has sanctions on Iranian oil and Russian oil. And Trump just announced a
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couple of days ago that any country still buying energy from Iran will have a 25% tariff added to them.
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So who possibly could Tim Hodgson, Carney's natural resources minister, be talking about?
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Talking about America. Because Trump, now that Trump is taking control of Venezuela's oil,
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between Venezuelan oil in the hands of America and Iran being tariffed, China is being surrounded.
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This is Trump's way of isolating China and Russia, frankly, by stripping these oil reserves.
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Tim Hodgson is going to China and say, hey, hey, hey, we will be your secret exit. We will be your
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way out of this problem of political coercion through oil. Let me say that again. Mark Carney's
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cabinet minister is saying to China, we, unlike the Americans, will let you buy our oil. We're not
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going to put tariffs on things. You can get it from us instead of America. Boy, good luck with that.
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Yeah. Then it goes on and gets a little weird where Hodgson talks about reduced carbon
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being some selling point. Have you ever heard any country in the world, let alone a totalitarian
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regime like China say, will only buy your oil if it has lower carbon? No one else in the world is
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crazy like that. No one talks about that made up stuff. Certainly not China, which is the world's
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largest emitter of carbon dioxide, if you care about that sort of thing. And most people don't.
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Certainly not China. The idea that China really cares and agrees with this self-delusion is quite
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something. But look, what's the reason they went to China? I think the main reason they went to China
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was to tweak Donald Trump's nose. I think they went to China to give the perception that they're
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going to replace America as Canada's economic engine. So I think it's about two shows. One,
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to propagandize to Canadian people that they can find a substitute to America. And the other is to
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target Trump and irritate him to keep the back and forth battle of words going so anti-Americanism
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continues to grow so Carney can be reelected. I think that's what's going on here. But let me show you
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a chart of Canadian exports by country. I got to tell you, we really don't export a lot to China.
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Look at the chart here. We export $550 billion worth of stuff to the United States.
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And then sort of tied for second and third place are China and the United Kingdom at $20 billion each.
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So America is at $550 billion. And China and the UK are $20 billion each and Japan is $10 billion each.
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You know, Anita Anand and Melanie Jolie talk about doubling exports over the next decade. Okay,
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let's say you manage to double exports to China. So it's not $20 billion anymore. It's $40 billion.
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Okay, congratulations. The United States is still at $550 billion. There's literally no way to make up
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your losses. And what are the big things that America buys from Canada now? Automobiles,
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which is why Ontario is worried, and oil. Those are the two biggest exports by far.
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Well, China doesn't want our cars. Our cars are too expensive for them. They have their own auto
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industry. They want access to Canada's auto market. And China gets some of our oil right now,
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but it can't really get a lot more because no one can, because there's the tanker ban,
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there's all these activists stopping new pipelines. So the two things that we could use some help on,
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energy exports and auto exports, they're not going to go to China. One, because they don't want our
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cars and the others, they can't get our oil. I looked at how much we import from China and we do about
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triple buying of stuff from them than they do from us. And that's obviously true to go to any
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Walmart, go to any store of any sort, go to your computers. I mean, you don't have to,
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doesn't have to be, you know, low quality stuff, high tech stuff. Your Apple iPhone is made in China.
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Absolutely. It is. We buy three times more stuff from China than they buy from us. China is not helping
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us. This is just a pouting tour. You know, Carney's doing this a lot, and I think it's going to catch up
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with them. Donald Trump's a really busy man and his attention is on many things in the world. Right
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now it's on Iran. It wouldn't surprise me if this weekend he attacks Iran. He seems to do these
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attacks on Fridays and Saturdays. He's focused on that. He's focused on Russia and Ukraine. He's
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focused on the midterms. He's got a lot of things on his mind. I don't think he's following Mark Carney
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closely. And I think that is very lucky because look at this. The other day, Mark Carney called up
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Lula. That's the communist president of Brazil. And they had a conversation on the phone and Mark
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Carney told Lula that what Trump did in Venezuela was illegal. Now, I guess you can have a debate over
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this. The American contention is that Nicolas Maduro was an illegal usurper. He lost the election. He had
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no legal right to be in the president's mansion. And more to the point, he's a narco-terrorist and an
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indicted criminal who has to go on trial. That's their case. They said they weren't invading. They
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just snatched the narco-terrorist. And now they're dealing with the Venezuelan regime that remains.
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Mark Carney disagrees. And he told that to Lula. And Lula was so excited to hear this anti-Americanism
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coming from Mark Carney that he publicized it online. Okay, well, maybe he was exaggerating,
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right? Maybe he was just weaponizing what Carney said. But no, you can see underneath that,
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Canada's embassies gave the thumbs up and amplified it. They're so excited that Lula sees Mark Carney is
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on his side, not Trump's side. How's that helping us? Foreign affairs and diplomacy are about one thing
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only, promoting Canada's national interest. Anita Nan says that, but she doesn't mean it or to understand
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it. There's a hard-nosed saying in diplomacy sometimes that a country has no permanent friends,
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only permanent interests. That's probably not true if you're dealing with like-minded countries
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like Canada and the United States. We're really unseparable. It's like Siamese twins. There's no
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difference between us in terms of we share the political, cultural, linguistic history,
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and we were just so much in common that whatever differences we have are trivial. But how is
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what they're doing in China and Qatar in the World Economic Forum, how is that pursuing our interests?
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You'll never win over. You'll never succeed in our permanent interests of prosperity
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if you keep poking at the United States and sucking up to their rival, China or the World Economic Forum
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and the globalists. So you'll never replace the Canada-US relationship is what I'm saying. And you
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would never want to. Every other country in the world would love to be next to the United States.
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You don't have to have a defense. That's our shame. We're slackers. We're free riders, but they protect
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us. You have access to the world's greatest market. Heck, you can scoot across the border and get cheap
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gasoline and cheap milk. There's a million reasons why we're the luckiest country to be next to them.
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Trump will be gone in three years plus one week, by the way. You don't need to hate America. You
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shouldn't. You shouldn't hate Trump either. But even if you do, he's going to be gone in about a thousand
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days. Mark Carney is trying to whip up anti-Americanism as a permanent feature of the Canadian psyche. That is
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wrong. I think this is going to continue under Carney. Canada was anti-Israel and pro-Hamas. Canada
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was praised three times by Hamas. Now Canada is murmuring pro-Maduro comments, going to China to
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talk about a new world order. Canada is going in a direction that was never approved by the people,
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not even a debate in the parliament. I think, though, that Carney could win another election right now
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on anti-Americanism. I think the media has helped with that, with their Trump derangement.
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But every year, I think Canada gets weaker because of this. And I think that's going to accelerate soon.
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Well, as you probably saw with our video announcing our editorial plans,
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I'm headed back to Davos, Switzerland, along with my colleague, Avi Yamini, who's coming all the way
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from Melbourne, Australia. And we're each coming with a trained videographer. Lincoln Jay is affiliated
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with me and Benji Chung with Avi. And it's a fun job. It's like going fishing. You never know what
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you're going to catch. We wait outside the inner sanctum of the World Economic Forum for when the VVIPs
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walk out amongst the peasants. And we do our best to identify them quickly and scrum them. We've had
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good luck every year we've done it. It's a very exciting kind of journalism, even if when we finally
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catch us an oligarch, they don't have a lot to say. I'm excited to hear that an old friend of mine
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who follows these globalist beats will actually be in Switzerland at the same time. You'll be
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delighted to hear that it's Mark Morano, the boss of climatedepot.com. And he joins us now. Mark,
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great to see you. Normally, we see with the global warming conferences, but this time you're coming to
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the World Economic Forum. Have you ever been to the World Economic Forum before?
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No, never been to Switzerland or Davos before. So I'm looking forward to it. Even though I wrote a
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whole book on it, the Great Reset, Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown. But it's all part of
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the same agenda. And Donald Trump is expected, scheduled to go. And he gave a great speech,
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I think it was 2019, just laying waste to the World Economic Forum, particularly their climate agenda,
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comparing them to fortune tellers of old, based on the old climate agenda and the climate models. So
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I'm hoping Donald Trump shows up this year and just does what he did to the United Nations back in
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September of 2025 and just ripped them. I mean, he had an incredible section just on the climate
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agenda. It was phenomenal. And I expect something similar next week in Davos.
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Yeah, I'm excited about it, too. I mean, Trump really is going right into the heart of darkness.
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Klaus Schwab is sort of the anti-Trump. Larry Fink, the head of Blackwater, sort of taking over now
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from Klaus Schwab as he's, uh, Schwab has been engulfed by scandals and he's probably time hit for
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him to retire anyways. Um, but there's still a lot of things going on. A lot of masters of the universe are
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there. From Canada's point of view, our prime minister, Mark Carney, was on the board of the
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World Economic Forum for years. Chrystia Freeland, our finance minister, was on the board for years.
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Justin Trudeau was a World Economic Forum young leader. So when people say, oh, you're exaggerating
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the power of these globalist institutions, I say, no, they may not have formal power. Like,
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they don't pass actual laws. They don't have police or armies, but they're a think tank that gets
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injected right into the veins of politicians and business people and cultural elites around the
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world. Like all of a sudden you start hearing everyone say the phrase, build back better at the
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same time. That's cooked up in Davos, Mark. I'm really glad you're coming because I think you're
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sort of a kryptonite to these people. At least I hope you will be. Yeah, I'm looking forward to it.
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You know, I think most people, pre-COVID, and I credit COVID lockdowns and the mandates and the
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vaccine mandates and the stay-at-home orders, all that, with this rise of climate skepticism,
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which is the reason, you know, in the United States, CNN's reporting where lower climate
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skepticism, more climate skepticism, same levels we had in the 1980s. That's how people just don't
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care anymore. They lost, by COVID lockdowns, the appeal to authority. And I think the World Economic
00:26:02.480
Forum was front and center, along with the World Health Organization, the idea that you can't
00:26:06.600
question this. You're an anti-science denier. You know, don't question the science. I believe in
00:26:12.280
science. Because of that, you had people like RFK Jr. basically say, I'm no longer going to talk
00:26:17.260
about climate change. It's been hijacked by the World Economic Forum for totalitarian control of
00:26:21.920
society. I think that in some ways we owe a debt of gratitude to Klaus Schwab and the world because
00:26:27.980
no one had heard, I mean, the phrase, I think, Great Reset began in 2014. It wasn't until June of
00:26:34.000
2020 when Klaus Schwab penned that article where he called, now is the time for a Great Reset.
00:26:40.060
And then they all, of course, Justin Trudeau and every world leader parroted that phrase ad nauseum.
00:26:45.160
But what they didn't realize is that corporate sort of melding of government and politics and
00:26:51.840
governments and the melding of corporations and governments turned off the public globally so
00:26:58.060
much. It just led to, of course, the truckers' rebellion. It led to, I think, Donald Trump's
00:27:02.240
re-election in 2024 by such an overwhelming margin. It's the reason people don't trust institutions
00:27:08.740
anymore. We don't trust public health. We don't trust government science. We don't trust
00:27:14.800
the world health. We don't trust world economic forum. And the fact that Larry Fink is now the
00:27:20.460
co-chair and head of it is kind of a dark episode because this is a guy ahead of BlackRock. This is
00:27:26.820
a guy heavily invested now in AI. I don't actually know your personal views or your views on AI, but
00:27:32.540
I, you know, I still can't get the words of Yuval Harari out of my head, the World Economic
00:27:38.080
Advisor, World Economic Forum Advisor, about useless eaters and how we're going to need
00:27:42.780
psychotropic drugs and video games to keep us all occupied once AI takes over all the jobs.
00:27:49.900
I look at AI as fraught with danger. And I think Donald Trump, just in the last couple of weeks,
00:27:55.820
in a lot of pushing, I was on Fox News over the weekend. The Fox News hosts are now saying that
00:28:00.940
AI data centers are equivalent to solar and wind farms out there. They're almost like a virtue
00:28:07.580
signal to this future that we don't really want. And they're sucking down all the power. So this is
00:28:13.780
what I think is really going on behind the scenes here is the sort of billionaire oligarch
00:28:19.740
corporation. They're going to be pushing this sort of AI, the idea as to displace the masses,
00:28:27.200
which is you and I, that's part of it. They're looking for a post-climate agenda. And they're
00:28:32.520
going to be continuation, I think, at this summit of that merging of climate into public health.
00:28:38.600
This is why, again, just to repeat, you go back, the doctors in 2020, Australian University wanted to
00:28:45.420
have climate listed as a cause of death on death certificates. You had the Canadian doctors for the
00:28:50.480
first time ever, about three or four years ago, list climate change as a, you know, as a condition
00:28:54.960
on your diagnosis, your first medically diagnosed case of climate change. And then, of course,
00:29:01.180
you have this whole net zero hospital push. You have the American Cancer Society fretting over the
00:29:05.840
carbon footprint of cancer care. You have doctors with carbon footprint climate kits that they're
00:29:14.020
going to be talking to people. So that is what I think they're trying to do with climate. They now
00:29:18.520
know, my headline at Climate Depot is Axios, mainstream media, calling about the total collapse of the
00:29:23.560
climate agenda. In the U.S., there's no pushback, even from the usual suspects. Bernie Sanders is
00:29:28.860
silent. AOC is. And they can still fight back. They're fighting Trump on immigration, but they're
00:29:33.520
not fighting them on climate. It's just been utter silence as that whole agenda collapses. So I think
00:29:39.700
this is a really pivotal World Economic Forum meeting next week because they've got to figure their
00:29:45.180
new strategy. They have to regroup. They've been beaten, battered, and scarred, and they need to come
00:29:50.540
up with new ways to deceive the public. And I think one of it is to go stealth on climate. And I think
00:29:56.500
there's going to be touting this AI, which is a serious double-edged sword for humanity.
00:30:02.000
I think I share your view on AI. I did a big show on it the other day where I outlined some of my
00:30:07.560
worries. You know that climate is over when Bill Gates, one of the worst climate fear mongers,
00:30:13.500
as well. It's not that important anymore because he wants his data centers, which have a lot of
00:30:19.500
missions. So that's over. But you know, I'm very excited that you're coming to Davos and stuff.
00:30:25.460
That's the town in the Alps. It's a few hours train ride or car drive up from Zurich. And what you'll
00:30:31.000
find interesting, and our viewers know this, is that this is a lovely ski town, 51 weeks of the year.
00:30:38.040
But for the other week of the year, the World Economic Forum takes over everything. By the way,
00:30:44.020
the rents and hotel rooms go up in price at least 10 times, sometimes 20-fold. And the main street of
00:30:52.500
Davos, this is so interesting, it's turned into like a movie set. Like all the shops and cafes for that
00:31:00.020
one week shut down, and they're remade into like a pavilion for BlackRock, a pavilion for Meta,
00:31:06.280
for OpenAI. So you walk down what was once beautiful downtown Davos, there's still a few
00:31:12.920
restaurants and shops open, but maybe only 10%. The other 90% have been transformed into these little
00:31:19.240
propaganda kiosks for the different companies. And it's in, you can sort of get a read for the pulse
00:31:26.240
of it by what they're talking about. And AI for sure is the number one thing. And just walking by and
00:31:33.720
hearing snippets of people talking as they walk by you, it was so clear to me, Mark, that stopping
00:31:40.020
Trump was their most important goal a couple years ago. And so their secondary goal was stopping Elon
00:31:46.820
Musk. And that really hasn't changed. They don't, they're going to try and do it through AI. If they
00:31:53.320
can remove any human accountability or responsibility and teach the machines to silence us and censor us
00:32:01.300
and monitor us, that's what I'm afraid of. I mean, I look forward to your direct observations when
00:32:07.720
we get there, because you'll have a unique take. By the way, on the main street, last year, I encountered
00:32:14.040
a guy giving away chocolate bars made with bugs. He was that, you know, you will eat the bugs. It was for
00:32:22.400
real. He was giving them away. And he wasn't being very conspicuous about what was in it. Some people
00:32:28.740
just didn't really hear what was in it. And they took one to eat for free. Other people,
00:32:33.380
when they heard what it was, they said no things. Others said, sure. So there's little quirky things
00:32:37.580
that I'd love to get your feedback on. Hopefully we can connect in Davos, because I would just love
00:32:42.560
to see your reaction being in that weird Disneyland for globalists. It's like a movie set, that weird
00:32:49.100
globalist Disneyland. I want to see your first reaction. I can hardly wait to see your face.
00:32:53.600
Yeah. I mean, I'm a veteran, of course, of these UN climate summits, 22 out of the last 24 summits
00:33:01.680
going back to 2002. But they don't have the sort of power and wealth that you're describing that
00:33:08.160
comes from the World Economic Forum. And what's interesting is the current co-chair head,
00:33:12.860
Larry Fink, has basically already thrown the entire climate agenda under the bus. It was April 2024 when he
00:33:19.520
said, solar and wind can't power AI. We basically need nuclear and fossil fuels. And lo and behold,
00:33:26.180
that's part of the reason that Bill Gates flipped himself. That's why Mark Zuckerberg is now trying
00:33:32.340
to get nuclear power plants that's solely devoted to powering his AI. Bill Gates is trying to get
00:33:40.520
Three Mile Island nuclear power plant to power his AI. Suddenly you have all of these climate activists
00:33:46.860
now embracing fossil fuels and nuclear, something that never would have happened. And I think this
00:33:52.240
is why the corporate media globally is shifting. You can now read the BBC and Bloomberg. I have
00:33:58.580
articles up from Bloomberg News talking about today, Ezra, Sweden is now abandoning climate goals.
00:34:05.580
And not only that, but they went so far in this article from Bloomberg News, mainstream corporate news,
00:34:10.360
from a child of Michael Bloomberg, one of the biggest climate activist funders in the world,
00:34:15.880
saying that the Fridays for Future that Greta Thunberg had started way back in 2000,
00:34:21.260
I think it's 18, I have to look it up, 2018 and 19, is now down to one or two kids. They called it,
00:34:27.240
quote, deflated. There's no passion left for climate, even in Greta's home country. Of course,
00:34:33.200
Greta abandoned it. I like to joke that the one great contribution of Greta going to Israel was that
00:34:41.580
she became a hypocrite because she violated her no-fly pledge after the Israeli government sent
00:34:46.680
her back home on an airplane. And I don't know if you saw that picture of her sitting on the plane
00:34:50.700
involuntarily. I did. I did see that one. You know, that's funny. Hey, let me ask you this. You
00:34:55.980
mentioned that the reason you're over there is that there is a counter conference, like an antidote
00:35:01.960
conference in Zurich, which is a few hours away. As I mentioned to you just before we turn on the
00:35:06.380
cameras, we're going to be pretty busy hunting for oligarchs on the streets of Davos. But tell me a
00:35:14.000
little bit and tell our viewers about what's cooking in Zurich. You guys are putting together
00:35:18.700
an alternative conference. Maybe we could, I don't know if we're able to send someone down there
00:35:23.620
because we got to do what we do in Davos. But give us a minute on what you're actually up to
00:35:28.460
in Zurich. Yeah, I'm one of the speakers at it. They say they're trying to get Nigel Farage or
00:35:32.980
get many EU parliament members. And they're going to have a counter summit every day, Monday through
00:35:38.480
Friday of next week, during the same time that Davos is going on. And I'm giving my speech is going to
00:35:44.200
be on update to the Great Reset. My speech is titled The Great Reject. And I'm going to talk about
00:35:50.240
everything that's happened post-COVID and how all of the things the World Economic Forum pushed has
00:35:55.460
turned against them and the public's turned against them. Not to say that the World Economic
00:35:59.060
Forum is losing or going to lose, because this is the most powerful people on earth,
00:36:03.020
presidents, prime ministers, corporate leaders, billionaires, but how they, all these missteps
00:36:08.360
and how we can fight back and how they're, of course, what's happened to the climate agenda.
00:36:13.260
But this is going to be the cream of the crop of European government leaders and European
00:36:18.700
think tank leaders all coming together and a lot of them from America as well, to basically how we fight
00:36:24.280
the Great Reset 2.0, which will be happening in Davos. And a lot of it is going to be under the
00:36:29.820
stewardship of Donald Trump. We're expecting him to go and just literally eviscerate the World
00:36:35.460
Economic Forum as he did the UN. I can't guarantee that's going to happen, but I have a good sense
00:36:39.580
that that's going to happen. Yeah. I mean, by the way, Europe is totally obsessed now with America
00:36:46.480
and sovereignty of other countries. A lot of them were apoplectic when Trump took out
00:36:52.200
Nicolas Maduro, the dictator of Venezuela. They're upset with his ambitions in Greenland.
00:36:59.300
And of course, I don't know if you know this, but every year at Davos, the Ukrainian government
00:37:04.180
has a pavilion where they make the case for standing with Ukraine. So there's all sorts of
00:37:09.700
global geo-military politics. It's not just the climate stuff. It's not just the AI.
00:37:16.860
They, there are, I mean, Ukraine has been a big issue over there. So he may, it wouldn't surprise
00:37:21.840
me if Trump talks a lot about his vision for NATO and for the world and America's new Monroe
00:37:30.120
doctrine. So it's not, it will hopefully be a counterpoint to some of the ideologies of globalism
00:37:36.500
and climate alarmism. Um, but you never know what he's going to talk about, but it could be about
00:37:42.080
censorship because the Americans are really on a tear in Europe, smashing them for their intended
00:37:47.960
use of AI, which is of course censorship. Have you been following that at all? Cause I mentioned AI
00:37:52.920
is a big deal there, but censorship and AI go hand in glove and the world economic form. Give me one
00:37:58.200
minute on your thoughts of censorship and what the Trump administration has been doing in saying,
00:38:04.340
especially in Europe to push back against censorship of American social media companies.
00:38:10.800
Well, yeah, what happened first with J.D. Vance, when he was first sworn in, he went to Europe and
00:38:15.720
condemned their censorship. And actually surprisingly our 60 minutes CBS, uh, here in the United States
00:38:21.440
had a great interview. I'm sure you saw it with the three European, I want to say bureaucrats, but
00:38:25.800
you know, talking about how the censorship and what's legal and what's not and how liking posts,
00:38:30.440
uh, that's been a huge battle. Uh, they're trying to essentially come out after censorship
00:38:36.840
via through the EU to Americans. And I think that will be a big part of what Donald Trump talks about
00:38:42.840
and AI again, it's just a scary technology that is so easy to be misused because when you have
00:38:51.900
the world's billionaires, all backing this up, like we, I'm in Virginia, which is the number one state
00:38:56.340
for AI data centers in the country. That's where I live. State of Virginia, outside of Washington,
00:39:00.840
D.C. We have politicians, they get elected. We're going to stop the data says we're going to,
00:39:05.120
and they don't get stopped. And when you think about, you know, these are look like Soviet air
00:39:09.680
architecture. They're big, endless, eight football fields, long, all concrete windowless buildings.
00:39:16.180
First of all, get the sense that within five to 10 years, they're going to end up not needing
00:39:19.640
these data centers because there'll be a technological advance. You're going to end up
00:39:22.320
a blight on the landscape already, but they're going to have these abandoned data centers. But
00:39:26.460
anyway, all this is going on. And I think one of the driving forces is for global censorship and
00:39:32.220
particularly to use the EU bureaucrats to help impose that. Well, we'll keep our eyes filled. I
00:39:39.440
hope we have a chance to bump into each other. For sure, we will in Davos. If we can get down to
00:39:43.660
Zurich to see you in action, we will too. Mark, great to catch up with you. Thanks for taking the time.
00:39:49.520
There he is, Mark Morano, the boss of ClimateDepot.com. We always see him at the global warming
00:39:54.640
UN conferences. It'll be fun to have him at the World Economic Federation. Stay with us. Your
00:40:09.880
Hey, welcome back. Your Letters to Me. FedUp says about the Sam Cooper interview about China and
00:40:15.700
Carney. It is interesting to see that Canadians are concerned, mainstream media driven, about a Trump
00:40:21.220
takeover, but show no concern about communist China infiltrating Canada. You're so right. And real
00:40:27.400
infiltration, like packing school buses to send voters to nominations, crazy stuff, threatening Joe
00:40:34.040
Tay with a political bounty. Just madness. Marie Perrin says, tell China no billion dollar ferry deal
00:40:42.000
unless tariffs are removed from canola. Hey, that's a good point. But normally in negotiations,
00:40:46.900
you don't agree to pay a country a billion dollars for their ferry and then ask for something in return.
00:40:54.100
That's Canada just showing we have no art of the deal. We have no clue how to negotiate
00:40:58.080
with friends or enemies. And that's why Donald Trump so infuriates us. We just don't know how
00:41:02.980
to deal with them. And Mark Carney was supposed to be the guy who did. He doesn't.
00:41:08.440
Grizzlehead says, PetroChina is trying to gain full control of the Grand Rapids pipeline.
00:41:12.920
Canada and Alberta cannot let this happen. This is why we don't want Chinese investment.
00:41:17.580
Well, Stephen Harper put a stop to Chinese investment in the oil sands. But then Justin Trudeau and
00:41:23.700
Alberta's premier, Rachel Notley, put an end to all investment in the oil sands. So they're on
00:41:28.520
their back right now. It would be really weird if Mark Carney supported the new growth of the oil
00:41:36.920
sands as a favor to China, as opposed to his hatred for Alberta. Like Carney and Trudeau hate Alberta,
00:41:42.660
so they stopped the oil sands. Wouldn't it be crazy if Carney loved China more than he hated Alberta
00:41:49.800
and allowed the pipeline to go? Trouble is, that takes years to do. And China needs the oil now.
00:41:57.120
Jojo Pag says, I could see Trump going with a team to the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos. It
00:42:02.280
will be interesting to see this. Trump has gone before, and he's given a speech before. He's gone
00:42:06.960
right in the lion's den and sort of told them what's what. And I think Davos, they sort of love
00:42:12.520
having him, even though he really criticizes them. Think about what it means to have Donald Trump come
00:42:17.400
and speak at your conference. It means your conference is the most important place in the
00:42:21.480
world. So it's very interesting. He will be there speaking, and I look forward to hearing what he has
00:42:27.280
to say. Well, that's our show for today. Until tomorrow, and hopefully our team will be back despite
00:42:33.040
the snowstorm. On behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home, good night,