00:05:01.440There's more than 100,000 migrants in Northern Ireland in general and more than 5,000 asylum seekers or refugees, as we would call them in Canada.
00:09:55.460what did they think he was going to do start crafting a parade float or something everyone
00:10:00.400gets bail especially in ireland accused murderers sometimes get bail but not a lad who put a fake
00:10:07.360mosque on a bonfire the mosque didn't say islam by the way i showed you it said radical islam
00:10:14.560the arabic lettering i understand talked about fascism or something like that so they were
00:10:19.640clearly trying to distinguish it from other forms of islam i say again these bonfires are tradition
00:10:26.220for centuries and yes there is more than a whiff of sectarianism in these bonfires maybe a lot more
00:10:32.620but islam alone to be more accurate radical islam is spared the indignity not catholics
00:10:41.640they have to put up with it not protestants occasionally they have to put up with it not
00:10:47.060jews occasionally they have to i showed you the pictures not various politicians not the queen
00:10:52.760or the king no one is immune from the mockery on these bonfires except islam and a man sits in jail
00:11:02.740for a month because of it bail i know what bail is for it's so a man doesn't run away and abscond
00:11:09.980before his court date so he doesn't commit harm in the community before his trial those are the
00:11:15.220two reasons for bail. Neither reason applies here, of course. It's a one-off, clearly. You know,
00:11:22.100it reminds me of what I saw in Regina, Saskatchewan, a few weeks ago. You know, a generation ago,
00:11:27.280the Lord's Prayer was said every morning in the schools, but it was purged from Saskatchewan
00:11:32.280schools as being offensive to atheists and others who didn't follow it. A few noisy people ruined
00:11:38.980for everyone. But into the void now comes Islam and its Arabic language call to prayer
00:11:45.900blasted over loudspeakers. Remember this?
00:12:02.960So that's how it is in Regina now. Lord's prayer, illegal. But Mohammed's prayer,
00:12:08.980is mandatory you won't be able to escape it it's going to be blasted all over downtown
00:12:15.660for a half mile radius it's bonfire season in northern ireland be prepared to have your religion
00:12:22.240pricked unless of course you're muslim because anyone who dares to criticize even with caveats
00:12:28.520of radical islam well off to prison for you stay with us for more
00:12:38.980well as you know for the last few months we've been skeptical and critical of the so-called
00:12:49.320memorandum of understanding between mark carney and alberta premier danielle smith
00:12:54.220uh i can understand and i very much sympathize with the intentions of premier smith she wants
00:13:00.260to get a pipeline built she wants to double the production of the oil sands and there's no time
00:13:05.960like the president's. I mean, of course, the best time to have built these pipelines would have been
00:13:09.760a decade ago. The second best time is now. Now, Mark Carney has agreed to vague deals, but they're
00:13:16.380front and loaded with taxes and all sorts of carbon capture. But does the change, does the
00:13:24.940tentative conditional approval of these pipelines, even though there is no proponent, no private
00:13:32.500sector proponent. Does it mark a victory for those of us who have been criticizing the climate
00:13:38.980insanity of Justin Trudeau, Stephen Gilboa, Catherine McKenna, and others? What's the view
00:13:45.040from the United States? And you know who we're talking to, Mark Morano, the big boss of
00:13:50.260climatedepot.com. I also want to talk to him about a place that makes Canada look positively free,
00:13:56.040talking about the European Union. Joining us now is Mark Morano. Mark, great to see you again.
00:14:00.600I love your website, climatedepot.com. For more than a decade, it's simply put the best information source on the climate wars. And I remember you and I've been talking, we've been talking since the days of the Sun News Network. So almost 15 years now, there have been some very pessimistic, dark moments where it seemed like things were only getting worse.
00:14:20.460then there was trump's first victory including some of his brave appointments like the epa boss
00:14:26.480then the setback of the biden years and now trump is even bolder in his second term yes um
00:14:32.980tell me what you think the state of carbon taxes anti-carbon ideology what is the state of play
00:14:42.960today would you call yourself net positive optimistic or net negative pessimistic well
00:14:49.700Well, okay. Are you talking U.S. or global at this point?
00:18:04.960You have to win that culture war. That's what's so important. It is trickling to Europe and Canada, not as fast and not as deep as it is in the US. But we are sitting pretty in the US. When I say final words, sorry to filibuster, but I did work in the Senate. We have the low point of climate alarmism, I would say, in the US in three decades. And we're approaching massive progress that we haven't seen in decades on the global front, including Canada and Europe.
00:18:32.460you know you and i both um go to either un conventions or or the davos world economic
00:18:39.200form convention and when we started going to davos climate was a really big deal
00:18:43.640now there's just one time at least last year there was one tiny little it was actually like a
00:18:49.920not quite a parking lot but a little outdoor area where some guy was handing out flyers that's it
00:18:56.800the only thing people want to talk about is artificial intelligence which requires an
00:19:01.200enormous amount of energy and i knew the climate movement was at its death now when bill gates
00:19:08.320that kook who talked about emitting trillions of particles of fine powder in the sky to block out
00:19:15.540the sun like truly mad scientist stuff the guy who said we have to cull a billion people when he said
00:19:22.880oh yeah it didn't mean it because he just wants to stay rich he wants to get on when bill gates
00:19:27.940dumps climate for ai you knew it was over i'm worried though and i and listen i don't want to
00:19:34.880contradict you but my skepticism on mark carney is that he's using some of the language of energy
00:19:42.500uh you know affordable prosperous energy but he still is putting conditions like this memorandum
00:19:49.240understanding it requires billions of dollars of carbon capture as a kind of shakedown or uh you
00:19:58.140know a ransom for for canada's oil industry to build a pipeline and that's going to add like 10
00:20:03.800bucks a barrel and i think it's going to i think these pipelines will never happen uh mark because
00:20:09.620i think they just don't make sense with that 10 per barrel carbon fee attached that no one in the
00:20:16.160world cares about no one in the world talks about either than canada and maybe the uk labor party
00:20:21.520i see uh mark carney as the second coming of donald trump maga 3.0 in canada okay i'm kidding
00:20:27.880i'm kidding it's a joke i'm kidding no here's what's important though even in the u.s the trump
00:20:33.200administration is still pushing carbon capture and remember what i just said about shifting
00:20:37.800narratives and flipping narratives what carney did let's just forget about the details which
00:20:43.420are very important. And you're absolutely right. He has probably no intention while he's in office
00:20:48.180of doing most of this, if not all of this. But once you concede defeat and you start talking
00:20:54.940like the opposition party in Canada, you're sounding like a just basically like the Green
00:21:00.080New Deal is done and net zero is done in many important ways because you're talking about
00:21:03.960expanding pipelines. You're talking about exporting natural gas and oil. And you're
00:21:10.100talking in a way that is opposite of the way that Justin Trudeau spent 10 years crafting this
00:21:17.060narrative and silencing any dissent for anyone who talked like this, that has an impact because
00:21:22.300what it does is for the next, for local elections, for regional elections, for the next national
00:21:27.040elections in Canada, the major climate party has just conceded that their goals are no longer
00:21:33.520attainable and that they've shifted the ground and they sound very much like the opposition did
00:21:38.640just a few years ago. That will have a consequence, and that will trickle down throughout Canadian
00:21:44.340society. Remember, I said we won the culture war. That's a victory for the culture war in Canada,
00:21:49.560even if the details aren't correct. Even if he's scamming the public, he is conceding. I'll make a
00:21:55.660weird comparison. Maybe you'll find it weird. Think of Gorbachev and the later days of the
00:22:00.580Soviet Union when he was in power. He would talk about glasnost and open society and
00:22:05.960perestroika, rebuilding. And you had a lot of the hardliners say, you know, don't trust him,
00:22:10.940don't trust him. Even if you couldn't trust him, he's former KGB. The bottom line is he started a
00:22:15.660process he couldn't stop. So here's how I would ask you, or I would suggest you to look at Mark
00:22:21.360Carney. He is like Gorbachev, whether he means it or not, he's starting a process he can no longer
00:22:26.400control. And it's going to live past his prime ministership slash leadership. And I think that's
00:22:33.140why I'm so excited. And that's why I'm excited about also what's happening in Canada. I was
00:22:37.780cautioned on that as well. Don't make too much of it because they were, sorry, not Canada, Europe.
00:22:42.020The EU commission is flipping all of their agricultural policies that restricted farmers.
00:22:47.360And I got, I got inundated with people in Europe saying, don't believe this, but it's still the
00:22:52.020same thing is true. Even though they're doing it on paper, there's a lot of stuff that they're not
00:22:56.600actually doing. And a lot of people saying it's just a PR stunt. Once you shift that narrative,
00:23:00.940it's hard to once you let the you know the cat out of the bag it's hard to gather the cats again
00:23:05.340you know and i will concede that the first move that mark carney made when he became um prime
00:23:11.040minister was to reduce the the retail carbon tax to zero yes with a push of a button he can put it
00:23:19.160back up but that would be quite hard to do and not as much fun as reducing the tax um i saw
00:23:26.180a bunch of news reports from germany about a young woman who was saying i'm going child free
00:23:36.820for the future and and i don't have the exact word in front of me it's like um the future
00:23:43.540or carbon killer or something it was like she was it was this bizarre very german euthanasia type
00:23:51.940eugenics statement of i'm not having children because i'm worried about global warming and
00:24:00.260such wide coverage of it totally being pushed and while they're bringing in mass immigration
00:24:06.500from the third world to germany this psychological war against women having kids
00:24:11.780and even if you don't go that far i think that there's a general dystopian neuroses that has
00:24:21.420been planted by the greta tunbergs of the world for a generation i think young people are worried
00:24:29.520are pessimistic about the future um i believe that we are in a world of scarcity uh it has an
00:24:38.760apocalyptic future so even if the instruments of climate policy are being changed and and you say
00:24:46.420we're changing the debate the political debate sure but i think if you were to go in downtown
00:24:52.520toronto or downtown new york and ask 10 young people about the future and climate eight of
00:25:00.640them would give you a dystopian answer brought to you by this don't have kids you know woman
00:25:06.940or greta tumber what do you think about the massive anxiety bomb that has been planted in
00:25:13.840the minds of young people since, well, for a generation now. Yeah, I agree. I mean, from
00:25:18.700kindergarten through college, these kids have been indoctrinated, not just in school, but in
00:25:22.540Hollywood and pop culture, social media. But I think you eventually outgrow it. And I'll use
00:25:28.380Greta as an example. Five years ago, six years ago, she literally was talking about her eating
00:25:34.740disorder. She was talking about her climate anxiety being fueled by this thinking the earth
00:25:40.120was doomed and climate was the most important issue in the world. Fast forward to a much older
00:25:44.820Greta, and she's shifted now. Her whole focus is on anti-Israel policies, the Middle East.
00:25:50.520She hardly ever talks about climate. In fact, someone, a reporter asked her about a month ago
00:25:54.760and she made a couple of comments and they tried to make hay out of it. But it was the first time,
00:25:58.520frankly, she had talked about climate in a very long time, in almost years. Even she has moved on
00:26:04.740from that issue she was indoctrinated from, from a very young child. So I think what happens is
00:26:10.300once the adults, once the culture shifts, you eventually get detox. You'll grow out of it.
00:26:16.200Even cult members, you know, that once they get deprogrammed, we'll move on. It will take time.
00:26:21.120And I think they will still vote for climate friendly politicians, so to speak. But even
00:26:25.880those very politicians who would be appealing to them aren't talking climate anymore. Look at
00:26:30.920Carney. He's talking about, even if he doesn't mean it, he's talking about oil pipelines and
00:26:34.720exporting natural gas and zero carbon taxes. And in the United States, you have the Democrats
00:26:39.500who've literally gone silent on climate. They will not talk about it. And they will now only
00:26:43.820talk about energy affordability. And in fact, they're resurrecting the Green New Deal. But
00:26:48.220it's really not about climate. It's going to be about a sort of energy bill of rights and about
00:26:53.320an anti-AI data center bill of rights type thing. So I'm cautiously optimistic it's going to take
00:27:00.960another five to ten years but the generation that was indoctrinated will slowly come out of it and
00:27:06.200even if they're still indoctrinating like in public schools they're not getting reaffirmation
00:27:11.660when they when they put on the news every night and i mean that if you i watch all the left-wing
00:27:16.980podcasters i watch the progressives climate has just disappeared from the scale it did come back
00:27:22.320for the first time in over a year briefly with the heat waves in europe and the u.s as some people
00:27:27.500tried to tie it, but it's they're not getting that reinforcement, the young people that they
00:27:31.700used to. And that's the first step to deprogramming. You know, I know you're not into the weeds on
00:27:36.800Canadian domestic political rivalries, but for our Canadian viewers, I would remind them that
00:27:43.060Aaron O'Toole, the conservative leader who preceded Pierpoliev, he campaigned on a conservative
00:27:51.120party carbon levy. He refused to call it a carbon tax because a decade of denouncing carbon
00:27:57.340taxes would be too much to overcome but he said no no no no i'm for a carbon levy and you can't be
00:28:02.240a serious candidate without a climate policy and yeah i i despise that forever the the smart people
00:28:10.540were saying oh conservatives must adopt this you must like it was you cannot oppose anymore you
00:28:16.860can't stick with your principles you simply will lose if you don't say the things that my side says
00:28:23.720And Aaron O'Toole bought that, and he went with the carbon levy, and he is rightfully in, you know, just his irrelevance, he's an asterisk, a footnote in history, but it's a reminder to people not to throw out your principles just because, you know, if 10 pundits and TV talkers are telling you to throw out your principles, it's not a persuasive argument to do so.
00:28:48.320um before you go i just want to talk about something that is so funny i or funny might
00:28:54.840be the wrong word but uh talk about showing you to use your analogy of the cult the cult leaders
00:29:01.840certainly have a different life than the cult followers give us the latest on this scandal in
00:29:08.100the european union about air conditioning and it's been a hot summer there as it has been
00:29:12.920in parts of canada and uh but only the fancy people of the european union were allowed to
00:29:18.260have air conditioning they literally did it based on your rank tell us a bit about that
00:29:24.220yeah this was the eu headquarters in brussels which by the way was the site of the big
00:29:29.040netherlands farmer protest with manure being sprayed which i can't think of a better building
00:29:33.780that deserves manure on it than that apparently they had a massive air conditioning issue and
00:29:39.420they had to restrict it severely. It could have been the net zero goals or their carbon footprint,
00:29:43.400but they only allowed air conditioner for floors one through seven of the EU headquarters.
00:29:48.840And that included all of the EU commissioners, the leaders, the top leadership of the EU,
00:29:54.720and the peons, the unelected bureaucrats, the lower level administrative, they had to suffer
00:30:00.600in the heat. And they actually, this was in, what publication was this? It was in Politico EU.
00:30:07.120they actually interviewed workers at the eu headquarters who called it like feudalism the
00:30:13.280idea was that the leaders got the comfort and i shouldn't even call it comfort life sustaining
00:30:18.060service that those kind of temperatures without air conditioning in a sealed building you're going
00:30:22.220to be choking off life uh and they called it feudalism and it's a classic example of how the
00:30:27.800whole system works whether you're talking the politburo whether you're talking climate policy
00:30:32.060the climate communists are basically the same, one in the same policy. But in addition to that
00:30:37.820in Europe, the most striking thing, and I did a deep dive into this last week, and you can find
00:30:42.400it at Climate Depot, 20 to 25% of European households have air conditioning. And they're
00:30:47.500basically condemned not to have it based on EU net zero policy. In fact, in England, they're
00:30:52.380ripping out air conditioners if they were put in without the proper paperwork that's climate
00:30:56.540requirements, your chance of getting air conditioning in Europe is dramatically higher
00:31:03.120once you die. Because once you die, there's an EU-wide policy where your corpse has to be
00:31:09.840refrigerated at temperatures down to 34 degrees Fahrenheit. And this was what struck me,
00:31:14.960is that the only way you can guarantee yourself air conditioning in the EU is after death.
00:31:19.300Otherwise, you have a 75% chance of not getting air conditioning. And even if you get it,
00:31:23.380It's going to be well over 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
00:31:25.660I hope I'm not losing your listeners here because I'm not converting to Celsius.
00:31:28.180I know Zoran Mamdani has asked New Yorkers, New York, the wealthiest city in the world by some measures, when you have a socialist mayor and you're bringing in socialist policies and you're shutting down carbon-based fuels for unreliables, don't be surprised that in New York the mayor is telling people to have 78 or 80.
00:31:49.640In Celsius, that would be like 25 degrees or more.
00:31:54.480Hey, I want to just leave by telling you Lee Kuan Yew, the benign dictator of Singapore for so many years, who really took a poor, racially diverse country and built a very wealthy and by some others, extremely wealthy country with racial integration and assimilation.
00:32:19.640He said one of the key tools he used for the modernization and the growing prosperity of Singapore, I don't know if you know this, Mark, it was air conditioning.
00:32:31.620And if you've ever been to Singapore, you would know why.
00:32:34.420It is extremely hot and humid, and it would be quite difficult to focus.
00:32:40.300I mean, you want to talk about, it's like 35 and humid and rains buckets.
00:32:45.220Lee Kuan Yew said that air conditioning was a key to Singapore's economic prosperity.