Rebel News Podcast - SPECIAL： Highlights of Rebel News' Trump stories over the past five years

00:00:00.000 Hello, my Rebels. Tonight, we're actually doing a live stream from the U.S. presidential debates.

00:00:05.040 We think we'll be up till, oh, I don't know, 3 a.m., maybe even later. But we put together

00:00:09.540 this compilation of the best of our Trump coverage over the years, starting with when Trump came down

00:00:16.800 that escalator in Trump Tower way back when. I listened to his speech and I thought, you know

00:00:21.940 what? He's serious. So here's the best of Trump. Let me invite you to subscribe to become a Rebel

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00:01:07.180 our Trump coverage.

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00:01:13.940 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.

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00:01:55.680 But let me leave you with some quality viewing over here. Tonight, let me invite you to look

00:02:00.960 at some of our favorite Trump videos over the years, including to when he first threw his

00:02:06.860 hat in the ring. Here's the very first video when I came out as a Trumper. It was way back

00:02:13.120 when Donald Trump first announced he was running for president. I got to say, when I first heard

00:02:19.280 it, I laughed. I thought, was this just some celebrity stunt to get more media coverage

00:02:23.940 for the boss of The Apprentice TV shows? But as I listened to his speech, I realized, no,

00:02:30.120 he's actually dead serious. And he was great. Take a look at my first take on Donald Trump.

00:02:37.620 Donald Trump announced that he's going to throw his hat in the ring to be the presidential nominee

00:02:42.220 for the Republican Party. And I have to admit that before I listened to his announcement,

00:02:46.700 I was extremely skeptical. I thought, oh, he's just doing this for a PR boost. He's a showman

00:02:52.780 and empresario. This is probably just to get some celebrity, some publicity to promote his

00:02:58.360 next book, his next TV show, his next reality show. And so I have to tell you, I was very

00:03:04.180 skeptical. But then I watched his speech. And before you knew it, I was thinking, he's got

00:03:09.480 a good point there. And I wish the other guys could say that. I want to take you through

00:03:13.700 about five or 10 little clips from his speech. So this is going to be about a 10 or 15 minute

00:03:19.060 video. But I promise you, you will find what he says refreshing and maybe even a little

00:03:25.560 inspiring. I have to say, watching Donald Trump's announcement speech increased my respect for

00:03:32.320 him and made me say, you know what? He probably wouldn't be a bad president. Here, let's start

00:03:37.740 with his comments about when was the last time America was a winner. Take a listen.

00:03:44.600 Our country is in serious trouble. We don't have victories anymore. We used to have victories,

00:03:53.680 but we don't have them. When was the last time anybody saw us beating, let's say, China 0.99

00:04:00.820 in a trade deal? They kill us. I beat China all the time. All the time. When did we beat Japan 0.99

00:04:14.220 at anything? They send their cars over by the millions. And what do we do? When was the last

00:04:23.940 time you saw a Chevrolet in Tokyo? It doesn't exist, folks. They beat us all the time. When do we beat

00:04:35.260 Mexico at the border? They're laughing at us, at our stupidity. And now they're beating us 1.00

00:04:41.280 economically. They are not our friend, believe me. But they're killing us economically.

00:04:47.020 Donald Trump's got a style. You think, well, that's braggadocio. He's just saying he's a winner.

00:04:50.760 He's a winner. The other guys are losers. But, you know, in many interactions between countries, 1.00

00:04:55.060 there is a winner and a loser. And I think he's put his finger on it. Where is America riding tall

00:05:00.040 on the saddle like under the Reagan years? Where is America winning? You don't even hear the desire

00:05:05.740 for America to be number one in Obama or Hillary Clinton. He also did something I think a lot of

00:05:12.380 professional politicians are shy about. He talked about illegal immigration from Mexico without worrying

00:05:18.920 about being politically incorrect. Here, listen to him take a very hard line on this.

00:05:23.040 When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. They're not sending you. They're not

00:05:29.220 sending you. They're sending people that have lots of problems. And they're bringing those problems with

00:05:36.400 us. They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists. And some, I assume, are good

00:05:44.660 people. But I speak to border guards. And they tell us what we're getting. And it only makes common

00:05:50.480 sense. It only makes common sense. They're sending us not the right people. It's coming from more than

00:05:57.220 Mexico. It's coming from all over South and Latin America. And it's coming probably, probably from the

00:06:05.660 Middle East. But we don't know because we have no protection. And we have no competence. We don't 1.00

00:06:11.480 know what's happening. And it's got to stop. And it's got to stop fast. It takes some courage to say

00:06:17.580 that. But I have to say it is actually a progressive position to be against illegal immigration. I mean,

00:06:23.480 first of all, America has a ton of legal immigration. It's not like America is against immigrants. But as he

00:06:29.960 points out, these people sneaking across the border from Mexico are not the world's most attractive 0.91

00:06:35.500 immigrants. But if you care about poor people, why would you bring in untrained, unskilled, 1.00

00:06:41.520 uneducated competitors to compete against your American citizens who have to pay taxes? Not only does 0.98

00:06:49.380 it drive down labor costs, but maybe it drives up housing costs. I think that Donald Trump just doesn't

00:06:55.880 have the politically correct BS of everyone who tiptoes around that subject. Here's another quote

00:07:01.160 that I really thought was just plain old common sense on foreign policy. When I think of Donald

00:07:07.560 Trump, I don't think foreign policy. But listen to him to talk about how we frittered away our hard-won

00:07:12.960 victory, or Americans' hard-won victory in Iraq. Take a listen to this.

00:07:17.280 Iran is taking over Iraq. And they're taking it over big league. We spent two trillion dollars in Iraq. Two 0.83

00:07:28.400 trillion. We lost thousands of lives. Thousands in Iraq. We have wounded soldiers who I love. I love.

00:07:38.240 They're great. All over the place. Thousands and thousands of wounded soldiers. And we have

00:07:46.800 nothing. We can't even go there. We have nothing. And every time we give Iraq equipment, the first time 0.97

00:07:56.080 a bullet goes off in the air, they leave it. Last week I read 2,300 Humvees. These are big vehicles.

00:08:08.000 were left behind for the enemy. Two thousand, you would say maybe two? Maybe four? Two thousand

00:08:16.000 three hundred sophisticated vehicles. They ran and the enemy took them. He's right. And it's awful.

00:08:25.120 Because Barack Obama pulled out the troops precipitously, now the Iraqis abandoned their

00:08:31.040 positions at the first whiff of gunpowder. Things are actually worse there now. It's

00:08:36.560 it's the amount of blood and treasure that is being spent. Donald Trump says it more clearly

00:08:41.920 than many foreign policy experts. I have to say, I was watching the speech. I was liking it more and

00:08:46.560 more. But I think maybe the most important thing he said was just a general comment on himself and his

00:08:54.000 personality and style versus Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Do you love America? Are you a booster?

00:09:00.240 Are you a cheerleader? Because that's sort of what Donald Trump is. I mean, he makes deals,

00:09:04.160 but he's a high level guy. I don't think these days he gets right into the minutia of it.

00:09:08.080 But he has a momentum and a confidence. And he points out that America lacks it.

00:09:12.800 Listen to what he says he thought Barack Obama would be like in 2008 versus what Obama has been like. Take a listen.

00:09:20.640 You know, when President Obama was elected, I said, well, the one thing I think he'll do well,

00:09:29.520 I think he'll be a great cheerleader for the country. I think he'd be a great spirit. He was vibrant.

00:09:36.640 He was young. I really thought that he would be a great cheerleader. He's not a leader. That's true.

00:09:43.920 You're right about that. But he wasn't a cheerleader. He's actually a negative force.

00:09:49.120 He's been a negative force. He wasn't a cheerleader. He was the opposite.

00:09:52.880 I think that's very perceptive. Maybe it's so obvious, but just coming out and saying,

00:09:57.200 when was the last time Barack Obama said America is the best, we're the greatest? And as a Canadian,

00:10:03.200 obviously, I feel that Canada is the best country, but every country should have some pride and some nationalism.

00:10:08.640 And in the United States, it's important to all the rest of us in the free world that America has a pride and a greatness,

00:10:14.640 because frankly, they are the engine of freedom. They are the engine that protects us.

00:10:19.200 And they're the engine of a lot of our prosperity. Now, Donald Trump started talking about the elephant in the room,

00:10:26.960 his style, his lavish and opulent lifestyle, his money. And this has been an Achilles heel for the Republicans as recently as last election,

00:10:36.960 when Mitt Romney, a man who made hundreds of millions of dollars as an entrepreneur, was painted as a rich Wall Street guy.

00:10:45.280 Of course, he was a rich Wall Street guy. He earned it, though, unlike, say, Hillary Clinton,

00:10:50.240 who billed out speeches for a quarter million bucks a pop to foreign countries who got favors from the Secretary of State.

00:10:59.840 Here's how Donald Trump takes on that issue. He doesn't hide. He's not shy. He's not embarrassed.

00:11:07.040 He leans into the wind and says, you think I'm rich? I'm even richer than you think. Here, take a listen.

00:11:12.000 So I have a total net worth. And now with the increase, it'll be well over $10 billion. But here,

00:11:19.680 a total net worth of $8 billion, net worth, not assets, not liability, a net worth. After all debt,

00:11:28.400 after all expenses, the greatest assets, Trump Tower, 1290 Avenue of the Americas, Bank of America

00:11:37.280 Building in San Francisco, 40 Wall Street, sometimes referred to as the Trump Building,

00:11:44.960 right opposite the New York State, many other places all over the world. So the total is $8,737,540,000.

00:11:56.960 Now, I'm not doing that. I'm not doing that to brag, because you know what? I don't have to brag. I

00:12:03.600 don't have to, believe it or not. I'm doing that to say that that's the kind of thinking

00:12:11.760 our country needs. And you know, he's got a point. The reason why people like Donald Trump,

00:12:17.040 those who do, is because he made it. Yes, he was born into a wealthy family, but he added a bunch of

00:12:22.880 zeros to it. And you can see him fighting every day. He had his ups and he had his downs. And he is a

00:12:28.880 winner, a builder of wealth. All of America used to be that way. American dreams were about coming

00:12:36.560 dirt poor to America, looking up at the skyscrapers when you arrived in New York City and saying,

00:12:41.920 one day, I'm going to own that. One day, I'm going to build that. It's not about the, you know, 0.61

00:12:47.120 if you're poor, staying poor or being an entitled welfare case. Barack Obama has entrenched

00:12:53.920 welfareism and entitlement. Donald Trump is saying, no, I'm rich. I'm richer than you think. I want to

00:13:00.320 tell you how rich I am. And I want you to be the same way. Is it crass cheerleading? You could call it

00:13:06.240 that. Or you could call it someone who hasn't forgotten the American dream and wants to inspire

00:13:11.680 millions of others, inspire millions of others. I think America is missing a little bit of Donald Trump.

00:13:17.680 I want to give you his summary comments. I mean, at the end of his speech, he just went through

00:13:22.720 and checked a bunch of boxes. I got to tell you, he did a good job. You be the judge and tell me

00:13:28.400 what you think. Take a listen. Just to sum up,

00:13:33.760 I would do various things very quickly. I would repeal and replace the big lie Obamacare.

00:13:42.240 I would build a great wall. And nobody builds walls better than me, believe me. And I'll build them

00:13:47.040 them very inexpensively. I will build a great, great wall on our southern border and I will have Mexico 1.00

00:13:56.080 pay for that wall. Mark my words. Nobody would be tougher on ISIS than Donald Trump. Nobody.

00:14:05.840 I will find within our military, I will find the General Patton or I will find General MacArthur.

00:14:16.880 I will find the right guy. I will find the guy that's going to take that military

00:14:22.560 and make it really work. Nobody, nobody will be pushing us around.

00:14:27.200 I will stop Iran from getting nuclear weapons. And we won't be using a man like Secretary Kerry that

00:14:38.720 has absolutely no concept of negotiation, who's making a horrible and laughable deal,

00:14:45.120 who's just being tapped along as they make weapons right now, and then goes into a bicycle race at 72

00:14:51.760 years old and falls and breaks his leg. I won't be doing that. And I promise I will never be in a

00:14:57.040 bicycle race, that I can tell you. I will immediately terminate President Obama's illegal executive order

00:15:09.520 on immigration. Immediately. Fully support and back up the Second Amendment.

00:15:20.640 Imagine that, a New York City guy standing up for the Second Amendment. He's got a common sense. I think

00:15:26.400 Donald Trump spends his life with real people. Yeah, sometimes with celebrities and tycoons and

00:15:31.840 fashion models. But I think he actually gets out into the real world enough and interacts with real

00:15:37.520 people much more than those inside the beltway types. And his mocking of John Kerry's bicycle accident,

00:15:43.040 I think it's right on point. Donald Trump is a hardball negotiator. He wrote a book on the subject.

00:15:50.400 You could not do worse than Barack Obama in his negotiations with everyone from China 0.98

00:15:56.640 to Iran. I don't think Donald Trump will become the nominee. But I think he taps into a vein of

00:16:02.160 Americans saying, the America in 2016-2015 is not the America that we're supposed to have. We need

00:16:09.360 someone to make it great again. People who think that, they'll look at Donald Trump and say, I don't know if

00:16:14.960 he's the man to govern. But he's certainly the man to cheerlead and to point the way.

00:16:19.520 Oh, I was an early Trumper, that's for sure. And my God, as he delivered. Sure, he's rough and rude

00:16:24.720 sometimes. So what? Look what he's actually done. Now, right after his election in November 2016,

00:16:31.040 I made this short video about Donald Trump fighting with some Saudi prince. I wrote this video quickly

00:16:37.440 and didn't give it too much thought. But it went on to become my most watched video ever. More than

00:16:44.240 five million people watched this. Take a look. So the Saudis cut a $25 million check to the Clinton 0.70

00:16:50.560 Foundation, as you probably know. I mean, it was a ruse. Governments don't need to donate money to

00:16:56.080 charities. They could spend the money themselves directly. They don't need tax receipts, which is

00:17:00.560 what a charity would offer a regular donor. The Saudis could just give money to whatever they like. And 0.90

00:17:06.000 look, they're dictators. They're not particularly known for their humanitarianism. Can we be honest,

00:17:11.040 please? It was a $25 million down payment on a Hillary Clinton presidency. It was influenced by

00:17:18.800 a legal bribe, though I don't think it would have been legal for anyone other than a Clinton to do.

00:17:23.440 Anyways, the Saudis were pretty pleased with themselves. Every poll and every expert said Hillary 0.92

00:17:28.640 Clinton was going to win. And then she lost. Well, I'm guessing there are a lot of voicemails on

00:17:35.120 Clinton's phone. A lot of emails going to whatever secret email service she's using now,

00:17:40.960 asking for a refund. But look at this. Here are a few comments made by Saudi Arabia's most well-known

00:17:48.560 prince, Prince Al-Walid Talal. Billionaire, investor, owns huge chunks of Citibank and the Four Seasons Hotel,

00:17:58.800 and also Fox News, and also Twitter. He's a Saudi prince who owns huge swaths of American media.

00:18:07.440 And he lives like you'd expect a Saudi billionaire to live, yachts, jets. Anyways, he hates Donald Trump 0.61

00:18:15.040 because Trump is against terrorists. And Saudi Arabia is a global exporter of terrorism. That's where 15 of 0.89

00:18:23.120 the 19 terrorists on 9-11 came from. That's where Osama bin Laden came from. That's where the extremist

00:18:29.600 Wahhabi form of Islam comes from. So yeah, I'm glad this prince hates Trump. Would be weird if he didn't. 0.74

00:18:36.880 But here's what I'm really glad about. It's that he doesn't own Trump like he owned the Clintons,

00:18:44.000 with the millions of dollars in gifts from Saudi Arabia to the Clintons,

00:18:47.200 from Saudis, and the Qataris, and the Moroccans, and the United Arab Emiratis, and a bunch of other

00:18:55.280 Arab tyrants. Trump didn't take Arab state money. So look at this. Donald Trump, you are a disgrace,

00:19:04.640 not only to the GOP, but to all America. Withdraw from the U.S. presidential race, 1.00

00:19:10.080 as you will never win. That's what he wrote. Really. So you're a billionaire who would,

00:19:17.840 in real life, would just be a beggar riding a camel were it not for the sheer luck that your 0.83

00:19:23.520 family dictatorship sits on an ocean of oil. But this desert twerp is going to tell Donald Trump

00:19:29.280 what to do. He kept at it. Here, a little bit later, he did this tweet. And it said,

00:19:32.720 President Obama, your mosque speech shames Donald Trump comments against 1.4 billion Muslims.

00:19:41.280 Thank you for your wise leadership. I love you. So yeah, like you, I'm completely shocked that some

00:19:48.320 Muslim Saudi prince loves the Muslim U.S. President Barack Hussein Obama. I'm not saying Obama is a

00:19:54.720 practicing Muslim. I'm saying that under Sharia law, he is legally a Muslim because his father was Muslim.

00:20:00.640 And look at Prince Walid suck up to him, eh? But look, you can't stump the Trump. Trump wasn't going 0.96

00:20:07.280 to take this abuse lying down. He wrote back. Oh, get this. He said, Dopey Prince Al-Waleed Talal

00:20:14.640 wants to control our U.S. politicians with daddy's money. Can't do it when I get elected. Trump 2016.

00:20:23.040 How awesome is that? Bam! So undiplomatic. Yeah, you bet it was. Insulting? Yeah, absolutely.

00:20:31.600 But just pitch perfect? Yes, again. Oh, and Trump wasn't even done with them yet. Look at this next

00:20:37.760 tweet. Al-Waleed Talal, has your country, Saudi Arabia, taken any of the Syrian refugees? If not,

00:20:45.680 why not? Zinger. Of course the Saudis haven't taken any Syrian refugees. Saudi Arabia has 100,000

00:20:55.440 air-conditioned tents sitting empty in the desert. They could hold more than half a million people,

00:21:01.760 but they refuse to take a single Syrian refugee. They don't give a damn. They'd rather send Muslim 1.00

00:21:08.800 extremists to the West than take any themselves. Great point by Donald Trump. But you know what my 0.97

00:21:14.720 point is? Who would you rather have as America's commander in chief in charge of American borders

00:21:22.960 and American security, dealing with other world leaders, including princes from desert oil

00:21:28.480 dictatorships? Would you rather have someone like Trump who slaps down any uppity prince with zingers,

00:21:35.920 puts them in his place? Or the oily Clintons who saw any foreign leader as a potential source for cash 0.76

00:21:44.160 and who preferred to take tens of millions of dollars from foreigners behind closed doors? Yeah,

00:21:50.320 America made the right choice in this election. Don't you think? Isn't that funny? Trump and the

00:21:55.680 Saudis have become fairly close and they're helping to broker Middle East peace. Would you believe it?

00:22:00.960 Now, one of my favorite things about Donald Trump is his support for oil and gas and fracking and

00:22:05.680 pipelines and mining and his derision for the United Nations and global warming activists.

00:22:10.480 Here's an old video I did on that. This is from 2017. What do you think?

00:22:14.400 Today, Donald Trump pulled the plug on the global warming scam, not just the junk science,

00:22:19.520 but more importantly, the entire industry that is built up around it of bureaucrats and diplomats

00:22:24.240 and politicians and lobbyists and people seeking grants for this and that and taxes. Here, take a listen.

00:22:30.960 The United States will withdraw

00:22:35.760 from the Paris

00:22:39.200 climate accord.

00:22:45.520 Thank you.

00:22:51.200 Thank you.

00:22:54.880 But begin negotiations to reenter

00:22:58.240 either the Paris accord or in really entirely new transaction.

00:23:05.120 It doesn't go quite far enough in my books. He says he's open to renegotiating it. I mean,

00:23:09.840 you can't be half pregnant. Either the whole thing's a scam or it isn't. You can't make America great again 1.00

00:23:14.960 if you believe economic decisions could be made by the UN. And that's what any global warming agreement

00:23:19.680 would be. It's really an economic plan. A plan of taxes and penalties and subsidies really doesn't

00:23:24.640 have anything to do with the weather. I mean, seriously, honestly, do you actually think that

00:23:28.560 by raising a carbon tax, you could change the weather? Do you really, really believe that?

00:23:33.200 Does anyone really believe that? If so, you are not a scientist. You believe in superstition.

00:23:38.640 Because not even the United Nations own intergovernmental panel on climate change,

00:23:41.920 as it's called, not even they argue that their plans will change the weather. The most they claim is

00:23:46.240 that if you do all the things they ask of you, and all the taxes and the bans and the subsidies,

00:23:50.880 that over the course of the next century, 100 years, global warming will be a fraction of a fraction

00:23:55.680 of a degree less. It won't stop. It'll just slow down by a few months over a century, imperceptibly,

00:24:03.120 over the course of a century. And that's their guess. So either you think that's a scam or you don't.

00:24:08.560 I think Donald Trump thinks it's a scam. Trump went far enough, I think. And it's wonderful.

00:24:14.080 It's a sign that despite the media insanity, despite the insane Russia, Russia, Russia conspiracy

00:24:20.400 theories of the official media, despite the diabolical shrieking of pop culture mascots,

00:24:26.800 Trump still remembers who elected him and why. He wasn't elected by Kathy Griffin,

00:24:31.600 that weirdo with the bloody severed head. He was elected by coal miners in West Virginia, 0.92

00:24:37.440 and frackers in Pennsylvania, and steel workers in Ohio, and auto workers in Michigan. But it's not

00:24:46.080 just that Trump remembers who won it for him. It's that he's from New York. And so he's always on

00:24:51.520 alert for scams and cons. New York City is a city that in some ways is or was synonymous with being

00:24:57.280 mugged. If you don't know who the sucker is, it's probably you. So let me read to you a few of his 0.99

00:25:03.600 comments about global warming going back years, years before he ran for office, just to show that

00:25:08.480 he doesn't believe the global warming baloney. This is a tweet from three years ago. He said,

00:25:14.000 Russia is on the move in the Ukraine, Iran is nuking up, and Libya is run by Al-Qaeda, 0.66

00:25:18.800 yet Obama is busy issuing climate change warnings. He's right. Here's another three and a half years

00:25:24.240 ago. He said, the weather has been so cold for so long that the global warming hoaxers were forced

00:25:30.480 to change the name to climate change to keep money flow. He's done variations on that theme a lot.

00:25:36.080 It's hilarious. He always points out that it's about the money. Here's one more tweet from back

00:25:40.400 in 2013. He said, the con artist changed the name from global warming to climate change when global

00:25:46.240 warming was no longer working and credibility was lost. See, Trump is tweeting as a street smart New

00:25:51.840 Yorker warning you not to play the shell game. You know what I mean by the shell game?

00:25:55.920 Because it's rigged. Don't be scammed. Do you think that Trump suddenly is going to lose that

00:26:01.520 natural New York skepticism and believe in global warming, especially when global warming is designed

00:26:06.640 to scam America more than any other country? That's not my opinion. That's a fact. Do you ever

00:26:10.560 wonder why all this climate baloney is based on the year 1990, as in emissions are measured plus or minus

00:26:17.120 from 1990? I mean, the Kyoto Protocol was written in 1997. Why didn't they use that date? Paris was 18

00:26:23.600 months ago. Why didn't they use that date? Well, the answer is a trick, a con. Because 1990 was right 0.98

00:26:30.000 when Europe was at its most polluting heights. The UK had not yet decommissioned many of its coal-fired

00:26:36.400 power plants. It was about to, though. And all of Eastern Europe's Soviet-era factories, inefficient, 0.61

00:26:41.840 outdated, high emissions, they were all still operating in 1990, but they were all about to be shut down and

00:26:46.720 replaced with modern Western-style factories. So my point is, if you were in 1997, deciding your

00:26:53.200 baseline year, you would know from seven years of hindsight that 1990 was your biggest emissions

00:26:59.200 year ever in history for Europe. And that you already had huge reductions in emissions from 1990 to 1997,

00:27:06.240 just from things you were doing for other reasons. Whereas the United States wasn't about to shut down

00:27:12.080 its Soviet-era factories. It didn't have any. It was already clean and modern. So if you were trying

00:27:16.960 to build a system and get all the countries in the world to reduce their emissions, you would start

00:27:21.440 when you'd start. But if you were trying to rig your baseline year to 1990, you'd already have a head

00:27:26.480 start in hand. As in, Europe wouldn't have to shut down a single factory or take a single car off the

00:27:31.600 roads to meet its continental target. And it was allowed to have a Europe-wide target. Only America and

00:27:37.520 Canada would actually have to make cuts. Isn't that a scam? And of course, Kyoto had a plan.

00:27:42.080 If such cuts couldn't be made, no problem, Kyoto Protocol said. America, or Canada, would just have

00:27:48.080 to pay countries like China carbon credits. It was a scam. It was rigged against America from the

00:27:54.000 beginning, like that shell game. Which is why the entire United States Senate voted against the Kyoto

00:27:59.200 Protocol, 95 to 0. Not even one single Democrat voted for the Kyoto Protocol. Did you know that?

00:28:05.120 Oh, by the way, OPEC countries were exempt from Kyoto. Yeah, oil producers like Saudi Arabia,

00:28:10.160 Qatar, Iran, exempt. It was all basically a tax grab for North American money. Now, the US has

00:28:17.440 resisted that tax. Al Gore probably would have implemented it, but he lost, thank goodness.

00:28:22.480 And isn't it interesting that for all of his years of talk, the years when Obama controlled the White

00:28:28.800 House and both houses of Congress, he did not bring in a carbon tax. He didn't even try. He wasn't

00:28:34.880 that crazy. Sure, he brought in a bunch of bullying EPA laws. Actually, not laws so much as edicts,

00:28:40.960 just executive orders, because he knew not even Democrats in Congress would go along with it,

00:28:44.960 certainly not the Senate. Still, he hurt America. I mean, as he promised he would.

00:28:50.480 If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can. It's just that it will bankrupt them

00:28:54.800 because they're going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being emitted.

00:29:01.120 Now, that was awful, but Hillary Clinton campaigned on going even further. 1.00

00:29:07.600 I'm the only candidate which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean,

00:29:14.800 renewable energy as the key into coal country, because we're going to put a lot of coal miners 1.00

00:29:21.200 and coal companies out of business. Yeah, can you imagine? Of course,

00:29:25.360 she blames the Russians for hacking the election instead of dumb comments like that. Well, 0.99

00:29:30.080 look, her plans to lay off coal workers didn't happen. Donald Trump happened. And lucky for Trump,

00:29:36.080 so much of the global warming scam was just orders and executive moves, not legislation that you would

00:29:41.440 have to repeal. So it's as easy to undo as it was to do. And here's why that's important. See,

00:29:46.000 Obama had declared war on coal, and Obama's allies, not so much Obama himself, had declared war on

00:29:51.440 fracking. But the threat of carbon taxes and regulations was always present. Global warming was a

00:29:56.800 nonstop talking point for anything in America. It was even the excuse Obama used for not attacking

00:30:02.960 ISIS oil tankers. We don't want to destroy these oil tankers because that's infrastructure that's

00:30:12.080 going to be necessary to support the people when ISIS isn't there anymore. And it's going to create

00:30:18.720 environmental damage. I've watched that clip 10 times. It still shocks me. So there was a constant

00:30:24.400 drumbeat from the top, a constant warning, a constant risk that Obama and God forbid Hillary

00:30:28.640 Clinton would do something one day and things would get worse. It was like having a gun pointed at you,

00:30:34.080 if you're an industrialist. Well, now at least that is gone. And the gun is a starter pistol,

00:30:38.720 telling American industry of every sort to build, drill, dig, mine. So it's a psychological change,

00:30:43.680 mainly. Lifting of the worst regulations in a few cases. And as we told you about Trump's proposed

00:30:48.800 budget, cutting the EPA by 31 percent, laying off literally thousands of job-killing bureaucrats,

00:30:55.040 that's huge. It's a relief. It's a signal. It's an international signal, too. If you want to be a

00:31:02.160 competitor to the United States now, you can't have a carbon tax on your own goods and services.

00:31:06.480 If you want to sell into the United States now, you can't have a carbon tax. It just prices you out of

00:31:10.560 the market. And if Donald Trump says the global warming emperor has no clothes, are you really

00:31:15.040 going to be the country that insists, no, no, yes, he does have clothes, global warming clothes?

00:31:20.000 Do you really want to be the last country in the world going down this carbon tax path?

00:31:23.760 There's a mutual dependence. I think co-dependence is the word psychologists use. When everyone's doing

00:31:28.480 a bad thing together, you give each other moral support, you give each other moral permission. But

00:31:32.640 when one guy finally says, I'm sick of this, it's not cool anymore, and leaves, everyone else says,

00:31:36.400 oh, well, maybe it wasn't a good idea. It's the same way the Brexit vote in the UK

00:31:41.040 made it okay for all manner of other Euroskeptics to fly their flag. Trump's election itself shows

00:31:46.160 it's possible to dissent to change course. Australia already repealed its carbon tax.

00:31:51.040 Now Eastern European countries are reconsidering their global warming commitments under the Paris

00:31:55.120 Agreement in light of America's stance. And of course, OPEC wasn't going to do anything anyways.

00:31:59.440 They're just mad that their chief rival for energy production now won't hobble itself.

00:32:03.120 You know, America now produces more oil than Saudi Arabia because of the fracking boom in

00:32:07.360 Texas and North Dakota. Look at some of these foreign countries, though, furious that Trump

00:32:12.800 wants to make America more competitive than them. Here's a story in the Daily Mail, and it's a great

00:32:18.720 roundup of other countries. In a Berlin speech, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said that fighting climate

00:32:25.600 change is a global consensus and an international responsibility. China in recent years has stayed true 0.97

00:32:31.600 to its commitments, said Li, speaking in Berlin Wednesday. Yeah, no, no, no. China is the biggest

00:32:37.840 carbon dioxide emitter in the world by far. American CO2 emissions have fallen for 10 years straight.

00:32:42.880 By contrast, China's are growing every year. Not that I care about carbon dioxide. It's harmless. 0.98

00:32:47.280 It's all the real pollution in China that's a worry. Like smog. But for China to lecture anyone on the 0.62

00:32:53.760 environment or even on CO2 is pure comedy. They're just mad America won't be gone into paying them for

00:32:59.360 carbon credits or whatever other schemes and scams they had cooked up at the UN. Now,

00:33:03.920 the head of the European Commission couldn't contain his anti-Americanism. Here's what he said. He said,

00:33:09.760 Trump doesn't comprehensively understand the terms of the accord,

00:33:13.680 though European leaders tried to explain the process for withdrawing to him in clear,

00:33:18.400 simple sentences during summit meetings last week, Jean-Claude Juncker said in Berlin.

00:33:23.840 It looks like that attempt failed, Juncker said. This notion, I am Trump. I am American. America

00:33:29.520 first. And I am getting out. That is not going to happen. Yeah, I just think it happened. I think

00:33:34.720 Trump completely does understand the global warming scam. He understands that it is a scam. Here are

00:33:41.680 dozens of comments Trump has made over the years on global warming. I think he's pretty much figured it

00:33:46.800 out, don't you? But yeah, if Kathy Griffin's severed head gambit won't convince Trump to change course,

00:33:52.080 maybe some anemic EU bureaucrat sneering in America will do the trick. Of course,

00:33:58.480 the worst are the globalist corporations. Here's them. And I quote,

00:34:03.760 American corporate leaders have also appealed to the businessman turned president to stay,

00:34:08.480 stay in the global warming scam. They include Apple, Google, and Walmart. Even fossil fuel companies

00:34:14.960 such as Exxon Mobil, BP and Shell say the United States should abide by the deal. Hey, guys. Hey,

00:34:20.400 guy. You can stay in the deal if you want. Hey, guys. If you love the deal, why don't you pay carbon

00:34:26.080 taxes voluntarily? I'm sure the rest of us would love your free tax dollars. You liars. It's super

00:34:31.120 gross. I know. That's the final march of the left, the long march through our institutions. They went

00:34:35.840 through academia. They went through the media. They went through the courts. They now are marching

00:34:40.400 through even industrial companies, even oil companies, even Rex Tillerson, the Secretary of State

00:34:46.080 who used to run Exxon. He wanted to stay in. Those guys are gross. Even the Pope is upset

00:34:51.760 with Donald Trump about global warming. I wish the Pope tweeted as much about the fate of Christians 0.95

00:34:56.320 in the Middle East who are facing real genocide from Muslim jihadists. I wish he tweeted as much 1.00

00:35:01.680 about Christian genocide as he does about the fake non-genocide, non-Christian issue of global warming.

00:35:07.440 But listen to Canada's own climate cultist, Catherine McKenna. Shallow, Kardashian-like, 1.00

00:35:13.520 cliches, zero-science background, a token quota appointee to cabinet by her own acknowledgement.

00:35:19.360 Here she is today in Canada's state broadcaster. The state broadcaster is in mourning, but McKenna

00:35:25.440 isn't in mourning. She is in denial. And I quote,

00:35:30.480 Canada's just going to keep marching on like the rest of the world, McKenna told an event in Toronto.

00:35:37.440 Just going to keep marching on like undead zombies, like cult members, the last to leave,

00:35:43.120 the last to get a message. Even by her own terms, it doesn't make sense to stay in the climate cult. 0.97

00:35:48.720 If America pulls out of it, it makes no sense for our economic integration with the states. It makes

00:35:53.120 no sense in terms of saving the planet. If China, the US, OPEC are all doing whatever they want,

00:35:58.080 it makes no sense environmentally. But she's a cult member, as is the rest of Trudeau's senior advisors.

00:36:04.000 They're going to hurt our country with their carbon taxes and cap and trades and

00:36:08.080 banning of cheap, clean, plentiful power and their subsidies for wind turbine schemes and solar panels.

00:36:12.800 They're going to hurt all of us, but they themselves will just be fine. You bet they'll keep

00:36:18.160 marching or rather jetting to the next luxurious UN global warming meeting. The next one's in Bonn,

00:36:24.000 Germany. Trump just did last call. But for McKenna and Trudeau, the party never stops.

00:36:32.880 I want to show you one more oil and gas related video, but it's actually not

00:36:37.040 really about oil and gas. It's about the media missing the whole Trump phenomenon.

00:36:41.280 Oil and gas is secondary here. This is also from back in 2016, after Trump surprised everybody.

00:36:47.680 Take a look. A couple of days ago, a friend of mine in Pennsylvania sent me a picture

00:36:52.240 of an editorial in his local newspaper. He took a snapshot of it. The headline is

00:36:57.920 Trump wins. And the entire editorial is, we have no words. And then a bunch of blank space.

00:37:07.200 This wasn't some student newspaper where some functionally illiterate millennial would just say,

00:37:13.040 like Donald Trump. Oh, my God. No, this was a real newspaper. The Observer Reporter in Western

00:37:18.960 Pennsylvania that has been publishing in one form or another since 1808. Here's their heritage

00:37:25.600 building in Washington County, Pennsylvania. And the newspaper, whose purpose it is to report things

00:37:32.320 and analyze things, couldn't or wouldn't. We have no words. Isn't it your job to have words? I mean,

00:37:41.920 you are a newspaper. It was so embarrassing that one of the paper's owners wrote this letter.

00:37:49.200 As a former half-owner of the Observer Reporter, I disassociate myself from the insulting blank page

00:37:57.120 editorial about the election for president of the United States. My wife, Sally D. Northrup,

00:38:03.200 who does own a small portion of the paper, is mortified. Can you imagine that? Your own owners are

00:38:10.000 disowning you. The newspaper seems to have deleted the original editorial from its website. But of

00:38:16.400 course, the internet is forever, and there it is, immortalized on Google Cash. But look,

00:38:21.840 their editorial was stupid, but it was honest. I believe that the editors had no words because they 1.00

00:38:30.560 had no clue. They don't know what to say because they don't know what arguments to make. At least

00:38:36.640 that's more honest and more fair than lashing out at Americans, calling everyone racist, sexist, 0.60

00:38:41.840 homophobic, transphobic, whatever. So I actually prefer the Observer Reporter to say the New York

00:38:47.680 Times or CNN, who have no clue either, but cover up their ignorance by just insulting everyone and

00:38:53.920 calling everyone names. But don't you think a newspaper, especially a local newspaper in small

00:38:59.280 town West Pennsylvania, don't you think they should have a clue? If not about Donald Trump,

00:39:05.040 at least about their own readers. Because Washington County went for Donald Trump huge,

00:39:12.160 61% for Trump, 36% for Clinton. Now in 2008, Washington County was pretty much 50-50 Republicans

00:39:21.600 and Democrats. Then in 2012, it went Republican by a 13% margin. And then last week, a huge 25% margin.

00:39:31.680 That's 24,000 votes. And remember, Pennsylvania, the whole state only tipped Republican by 65,000

00:39:39.520 votes. Washington County was almost half of that gap. Washington County helped flip all of Pennsylvania

00:39:47.120 into a Republican state for the first time since 1988. And the local newspaper had no clue about what's

00:39:54.480 happening all around it. They were literally sitting on the story of the year. Rural, small town,

00:40:01.280 blue collar America, rust belt, coal country, steel mills, folks who used to vote Democrat,

00:40:07.200 now voting Trump nearly two to one. But they have no words. Oh my God. Hey, can I help a bit? I mean,

00:40:14.800 I'm a Canadian, but I've been to Washington County three or four times in the past few years,

00:40:19.520 which is probably three or four times more than Hillary Clinton visited. Here I was stopping

00:40:24.720 at the turtle twist, naturally. But actually, I went there to study how a poor, rust belt part of 0.98

00:40:30.720 America can make an economic comeback. See, Western Pennsylvania used to be all about coal and steel,

00:40:37.040 but that's been tough going for 20, 30 years, partly because of cheap competition from the third world, 1.00

00:40:43.440 and partly because of Democratic Party elites like Hillary Clinton. We're going to put a lot of coal 1.00

00:40:49.520 miners and coal companies out of business. And partly because of Barack Obama, too. So if somebody

00:40:56.480 wants to build a coal powered plant, they can. It's just that it will bankrupt them. See, Clinton and

00:41:01.200 Obama and all the fancy Democrats love their fashionable causes like global warming. I have made climate

00:41:08.640 change a priority in my current role as Secretary of State. Climate change is a threat to the security

00:41:14.480 of the United States. So those fashionable causes get applause in the New York Times and at the United

00:41:21.040 Nations and in the fancy neighborhoods of Manhattan and Hollywood. But in Washington County, Pennsylvania,

00:41:28.080 talking about global warming and virtue signaling like that, it really means, sorry, no job for you

00:41:33.920 or your dad or your uncle or your son. Meantime, China can't get enough coal and steel. That's where the jobs are.

00:41:42.080 But along came fracking, fracturing for natural gas, just just in the nick of time. And Washington County has

00:41:51.040 become the center of the fracking miracle. In a geological formation called the Marcellus Shale, more natural gas is

00:41:59.040 produced in Washington County and the surrounding counties than anywhere else in America, even more

00:42:04.320 than Texas. It's amazing. I've seen it for myself. That's why I kept going down there. It's created 200,000

00:42:11.120 jobs. It's reduced energy prices for all Pennsylvanians too, by the way. It's turned the rust belt into a series 0.63

00:42:19.280 of boom towns. That's where I kept going down there. I wanted to see if maybe Canada could learn how to turn

00:42:25.200 around a struggling economy by allowing fracking technology in places like New Brunswick, where they

00:42:31.680 ban fracking. Well, the Democrats hate fracking. All the Democrats and their celebrity entourage,

00:42:39.760 well, they all go into Western Pennsylvania, call for a ban on fracking and then go back to New York

00:42:46.640 City. So they're calling for a war on the one industry that's still giving families in Pennsylvania

00:42:53.120 jobs. And you're surprised that Washington County has gone so hard against the Democrats

00:42:59.680 and for the Republicans. You know, the Democrats used to be the party of the guys who wore hard hats.

00:43:06.000 Now, at least under Hillary Clinton, they're the party of Goldman Sachs and Saudi donors and 0.87

00:43:12.080 environmental activists in Yoko Ono. That's why Washington County went for Trump nearly two to one.

00:43:18.960 Huh. And even this Canadian tourist can see that. Okay, those are blasts from the past,

00:43:24.000 but let me leave you with a fun new video from our newest contributor, Drea Humphrey. Take a look at

00:43:30.160 this. So I figured since David Menzies has been having so much fun covering the protests over on the east

00:43:34.960 side of Canada, actually scratch that. Maybe it's not always fun and games since David and some of the other

00:43:40.000 crew members have been assaulted for covering such stories. But nevertheless, I thought it would be a good

00:43:46.640 idea to highlight what a protest out here on the west side of Canada is like. I'm Drea Humphrey with

00:43:53.600 rebelnews.com and on Sunday afternoon, approximately 50 people took to the streets of Vancouver BC to

00:44:01.920 protest the pandemic lockdown. This is part of an ongoing No New Normal protests that meet weekly.

00:44:09.600 Protesters held signs in opposition to things like masks, contact tracing, lockdown restrictions.

00:44:16.080 During a march that started at the Vancouver Art Gallery. The No New Normal protesters want businesses,

00:44:22.960 schools, churches, sports and community centres to be fully open and they definitely don't want to be

00:44:29.920 forced to wear a mask. The protest marchers attracted a lot of attention from public and some of it ended in

00:44:38.160 peaceful disagreements. But not everyone there was opposed to the protests or the protesters' message.

00:44:46.080 Numerous vehicles passing by honked in support as well as one pro-Trump Black man who told me he was

00:44:53.520 stranded in Canada during the coronavirus-inspired border controls. I asked him about Black Lives Matter,

00:45:01.200 Canadian media's obsession with hating Trump, the pandemic new normal and what he thinks is behind

00:45:08.320 the new societal discord. I think you're really gonna enjoy or be blown away I'm not sure at what

00:45:15.440 he has to say. Check it out. Okay so you were just walking right by the protests and you kind of just said

00:45:21.200 hey those are my people. Right absolutely because I've been preaching the truth uh realizing that this

00:45:26.400 whole COVID situation is all bullsh** um let me mic up. I'll just hold it. Okay yeah I've just been 0.94

00:45:34.000 realizing that this whole COVID thing has just been all bullsh** um propaganda uh ways for them to

00:45:40.560 continuously keep these borders closed uh the whole lockdown just had a whole effect on our whole

00:45:46.400 our whole immune system our whole our whole health and um you know they just want us sick and what

00:45:51.680 perfect the perfect timing with this election coming up in November um and now like I'm an American

00:45:57.840 citizen I've actually been stuck here in Canada since this whole situation has transpired yeah so. Okay so

00:46:04.320 you're seeing both sides of everything. Right. What do you think about Canadians obsession with hating

00:46:09.760 Trump? What do you think that's all about? It's the propaganda um and I really think that I would advise

00:46:15.040 people to use for me I didn't really know too much about politics but what I seen was there was a

00:46:21.680 couple of times there was headlines saying Trump said this Trump said this and after thoroughly

00:46:26.080 investigating and watching the video or whatever it was that whatever media or content was being

00:46:30.880 promoted and uh I actually got to see what Trump was actually saying it wasn't whatever the headlines

00:46:36.880 were being pushed so for me I've never seen in America honestly in all my life I've never seen um

00:46:45.040 and not and not to be not to put labels on it racist but white media attack a white man so much

00:46:51.360 I've never seen it ever in my life so I think that obviously there's something that he must be doing

00:46:58.400 right because you know these people own all the all the major media outlets and um you know I know that

00:47:05.040 they put they put propaganda out just for people to believe this narrative that narrative but if people do

00:47:10.640 the research and just and just dig a little deeper and have an open mind that they'll realize that like

00:47:16.480 you know Trump is actually for the people and um I think that just you know America has just

00:47:22.080 pressed this narrative that I think that you know people just assume like people you know most people

00:47:28.080 are sheep it is what it is you know I ain't here to play no games but I feel like most people are just

00:47:33.360 sheep and they fall into this into this way of thinking because that's how most people think so

00:47:40.640 I just I just my my advice is for people to just do your do your due diligence do your research um just

00:47:47.280 dig a little bit deeper and kind of block out the noise the white noise and everything that you've heard

00:47:53.280 and just kind of be informed be informed be informed for yourself not like being formed based on what

00:48:00.000 this person has told you that person has told you um but just do your own research and and and have an

00:48:05.600 open mind and discover your own opinion all right and then what about black lives matter do you think 0.85

00:48:11.840 that ties into any of all this or but black lives matter is government black lives matter is uh 0.57

00:48:18.000 uh uh what what's what's homeboy's name um marxist or no no no uh uh uh george soros government boule

00:48:26.240 like so black lives matter though the movement has been hijacked it's not the you know the movement

00:48:33.840 has been infiltrated so um and and then when you really look at it you know what black lives matter

00:48:40.000 only when it's police brutality black lives don't matter when them six children got murdered in chicago

00:48:45.280 on father's day where where were they at then they wasn't out marching and protesting and this and 0.72

00:48:50.960 then black lives only matter when it's a you know when it's a form when it's a police taking a black 0.86

00:48:55.920 life but not when another black person is taking another black lives so that whole movement is and 0.93

00:49:01.040 it's just a form of distraction to keep people keep us distracted and to keep more more uh more 0.96

00:49:06.800 separation amongst the people to keep us keep us divided divide and conquer it's a simple war tactic 0.93

00:49:12.080 well that's our best of trump montage thanks for tuning in now switch over to our youtube channel

00:49:19.040 to watch our election night live stream good night and good luck to all of us we'll see you tomorrow

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