The Great America Show - The Great America Sunday Show： October 5, 2025

00:00:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to the great america show it's great to have you with us on this

00:00:05.960 beautiful day in america an interesting morning start to the morning i should say for pete

00:00:10.540 hegseth and president trump pete hegseth gathered uh some of the top members of the u.s military to

00:00:17.760 the marine base in quantico virginia joined by president trump where he addressed the new vision

00:00:22.900 going forward for the u.s military and all of the top ranking officials and boy was it a barn burner

00:00:29.500 speech today is about people and it's about culture the topic today is about the nature of

00:00:38.580 ourselves because no plan no program no no reform no formation will ultimately succeed unless we

00:00:46.480 have the right people and the right culture at the war department if i've learned one core lesson in

00:00:54.240 my eight months in this job it's that personnel is policy personnel is policy the best way to take

00:01:02.620 care of troops is to give them good leaders committed to the war fighting culture of the department not

00:01:08.680 perfect leaders good leaders competent qualified professional agile aggressive innovative risk-taking

00:01:18.060 apolitical faithful to their oath and to the constitution

00:01:22.200 eugene sledge in his world war ii memoir wrote quote war is brutish inglorious and a terrible waste

00:01:31.560 combat leaves an indelible mark on those who are forced to endure it the only redeeming factors are

00:01:38.180 my comrades incredible bravery and their devotion to each other in combat there are thousands of

00:01:45.680 variables as i learned in iraq and afghanistan and as so many of you did in so many more places

00:01:50.680 leaders can only control about three of them you control how well you're trained mostly how well

00:01:58.740 you're equipped and the last variable is how well you lead after that you're on your own

00:02:05.280 our war fighters are entitled to be led by the best and most capable leaders that is who we need you all

00:02:13.620 to be i don't think that's too much to ask for now hey seth just uh shortly after that allowing them

00:02:19.860 letting them know why they're all there today went a little bit deeper on what he now expects

00:02:26.080 out of his military and what he wants going forward it's no longer going to be a military of men

00:02:32.800 dressing like women it's no longer going to be a military of people who can't pass physical 0.99

00:02:39.800 incompetency tests it's now going to be a military that's geared to keep this nation safe as it was

00:02:46.620 when the military was first formed take a listen to hexeth and his vision for this military i don't want

00:02:53.300 my son serving alongside troops who are out of shape or in combat unit with females who can't

00:02:59.040 meet the same combat arms physical standards as men or troops who are not fully proficient on their

00:03:04.400 assigned weapons platform or task or under a leader who was the first but not the best standards must be

00:03:14.380 uniform gender neutral and high if not they're not standards they're just suggestions suggestions that

00:03:26.660 get our sons and daughters killed when it comes to combat arms units and there are many different

00:03:34.160 stripes across our joint force the era of politically correct overly sensitive don't hurt anyone's feelings

00:03:43.600 leadership ends right now at every level either you can meet the standard either you can do the job

00:03:52.260 either you are disciplined fit and trained or you are out and that's why today at my direction

00:04:00.180 and this is the first of 10 department of ward directives that are arriving at your commands as we speak

00:04:07.220 and in your inbox today at my direction each service will ensure that every requirement for every combat mos

00:04:15.300 for every designated combat arms position returns to the highest male standard only

00:04:22.520 because this job is life or death standards must be met and not just met at every level we should seek

00:04:30.820 to exceed the standard to push the envelope to compete it's common sense and core to who we are and what

00:04:37.900 we do it should be in our dna

00:04:39.480 today at my direction we are also adding a combat field test for combat arms units that must be

00:04:47.460 executable in any environment at any time and with combat equipment

00:04:51.640 these tests that look familiar they'll resemble the army expert physical fitness assessment

00:04:57.520 or the marine corps combat fitness test i'm also directing that war fighters in combat jobs execute

00:05:05.580 their service fitness test at a gender neutral age normed male standard scored above 70 percent

00:05:13.300 it all starts with physical fitness and appearance if the secretary of war can do regular hard pt

00:05:21.260 so can every member of our joint force frankly it's tiring to look out at combat formations or really

00:05:29.300 any formation and see fat troops likewise it's completely unacceptable to see fat generals and

00:05:36.220 admirals in the halls of the pentagon and leading commands around the country in the world it's a bad

00:05:40.680 look it is bad and it's not who we are so whether you're an airborne ranger or a chairborne ranger

00:05:47.380 a brand new private or a four-star general you need to meet the height and weight standards and pass

00:05:52.920 the pt test and as the chairman said yes there is no pt test but today at my direction every member

00:06:00.620 of the joint force at every rank is required to take a pt test twice a year as well as meet height and

00:06:07.900 weight requirements twice a year every year of service also today at my direction every warrior

00:06:17.100 across our joint force is required to do pt every duty day should be common sense i mean most units do

00:06:24.000 that already but we're codifying it and we're not talking like hot yoga and stretching real hard pt

00:06:32.020 others either as a unit or as an individual at every level from the joint chiefs to everyone in

00:06:38.140 this room to the youngest private leaders set the standard and so many of you this do this already

00:06:43.100 active guard and reserve that sounds like a man who wants to get the military in line a great

00:06:50.720 secretary of defense or secretary of war whatever we want to call him i guess it's a secretary of war

00:06:55.560 now is more appropriate it makes more sense the way that he's getting his guys all lined up

00:07:01.400 this is what should have been done years ago president trump joined pete hanks at just moments

00:07:07.000 after his barn burner of a speech to say that we're renewing a focus on defeating threats here in

00:07:14.260 our military this is the new uh u.s military not the one of joe and kamala harris together with the

00:07:22.820 leaders here today we're also restoring a needed focus on defeating threats in the western hemisphere

00:07:29.180 throughout this region cartel terrorists have been allowed to wage a relentless campaign of

00:07:34.900 death and destruction on our country all because we had weak leadership on top and we did a great job

00:07:43.020 with it first term but this is something else what we're doing now we're taking it to the next level

00:07:47.800 probably next level times three but we had covid come up and we had to take care of that we did a

00:07:54.560 great job with covid we had the uh therapeutics it was just regenerate on so many things we did for covid

00:08:03.280 but we had to focus on that and every other country in the world was being decimated by covid

00:08:07.560 so we had to change gear a little bit to take care of that but under our leadership the military is now

00:08:14.580 the knife's edge in combating this sinister enemy

00:08:18.120 president trump showing that he's taking this thing just as serious as pete haig said this it's

00:08:25.760 time now we get a military in order that actually knows how to work a military in order that really

00:08:30.940 knows how to win you've often heard the great lou dobbs reference and then me learning from lou when

00:08:37.620 was the last war we actually won we have a bunch of guys who don't really know how to win and it's

00:08:42.300 not their own fault it's the fault of their leaders the fault of their their top ranking officials who

00:08:47.900 were just political pundits uh as we saw under the biden administration transgenders and people

00:08:55.020 wearing crazy bondage mat all this crazy stuff that we saw our military traverse into is over those days

00:09:02.560 are done so it's great to see president trump it's great to see pete haigseth uh just absolutely

00:09:09.840 overhauling what's been yearning uh for change for quite some time now just in a few hours uh the

00:09:17.460 government is set to shut down because of of course the marxist democrats now president trump

00:09:22.020 was asked about it before departing the white house to head to quantico here's what he had to say

00:09:26.120 if there is a shutdown how many federal workers do you plan to lay off well we may do a lot and that's

00:09:31.700 only because of the democrats and as you know they wanted to be able to take care of people that

00:09:36.040 have come into our country illegally and no system can handle that and so we're totally opposed 1.00

00:09:41.640 on that but we can't take it we just can't do it i'd love to do everybody i'd love to do the whole

00:09:46.120 world but our country can't handle people that come into our country illegally and they want to 1.00

00:09:51.040 give them full health care benefits they want to open the wall again did you believe it i can't even

00:09:56.000 believe it they want to open the wall they haven't taken away boys playing in women's sports they

00:10:01.980 haven't done that men playing in women's sports it's like they don't change they lost an election in a

00:10:07.780 landslide and they don't change there you have it president trump they don't want to change this

00:10:14.880 is the democrat owned shutdown now in the coming days it actually it's set to happen this week over

00:10:20.680 100 000 federal employees are expected to resign um almost immediately under the trump administration

00:10:26.800 sweeping uh deferred resignation program that he had announced that he was bringing in uh when he came

00:10:32.940 back to office so that coupled with these programs that are now in these people who are going to get

00:10:38.840 fired effective or laid off whatever you want to call it uh tonight at 11 59 when the government shuts

00:10:44.980 down because president trump's order from the white house is any government program that has not been

00:10:49.220 funded per his administration or the agenda of his administration is to be removed and revisited at a

00:10:56.060 later date to see how they want to move forward with this and and how they want to progress

00:11:00.680 so this is yet again another democrat owned shutdown now hakeem jeffries and chuck schumer were at the

00:11:07.380 white house yesterday and nothing more than just a show as they like to do in a charade nothing new from

00:11:13.440 the democrats as we've seen this happening for years uh earlier today president trump posted a meme on

00:11:19.740 truth social and it was a funny ai generated video of of chuck schumer laying out why the democrats are so bad

00:11:28.140 and why nobody should ever vote for them again well hakeem jeffries took a little bit of offense to it

00:11:34.040 decided to run to the cameras and do a whole tough guy act he told president trump of course not to his face

00:11:40.780 he told president trump behind the cameras if you've got something to say to me you say it to my face

00:11:47.040 take a listen mr president the next time you have something to say about me

00:11:51.380 don't cop out through a racist and fake ai video

00:12:02.480 when i'm back in the oval office say it to my face

00:12:07.300 say it to my face

00:12:10.340 yeah uh hakeem nobody's worried about you okay enough with the the show trial it gets a little

00:12:18.780 bit worse than that nancy pelosi was before cameras earlier this morning now i don't know if this was 0.69

00:12:24.080 before after her first morning drink if she had one today but take a listen to what she had to say

00:12:30.520 in fact i've listened to their and i tell them to go themselves so that's the i don't i can't believe

00:12:39.540 i use that word my kids will be shocked my grandchildren be further shocked i'm just quoting the president

00:12:45.240 of the united states and so uh i think

00:12:49.660 that was early this morning i think you said i don't know if she was off the bourbon or tequila or 0.99

00:12:58.500 dirty martini or dry i don't know um but this is nancy pelosi for you folks we're going to take a 0.81

00:13:05.180 quick break here uh before we go to break i want to bring you a clip that i saw last night uh scrolling

00:13:10.500 through twitter that i thought was absolutely brilliant as you all know president trump has

00:13:14.980 now sent in the military to take over portland ostensibly because of the mess that they have there

00:13:21.400 the mess that's been allowed to run by their governor but i want to bring you this clip from last

00:13:25.580 night of uh rachel maddow and the governor of portland because you can't make this stuff up here

00:13:30.880 it is yeah well thank you first of all i want people to know that portland oregon is a beautiful

00:13:36.720 vibrant successful city we are not a war zone i was out there all weekend long people are out and about

00:13:42.700 shopping going to restaurants going to soccer matches going to shows portland is a beautiful place

00:13:47.940 and we are not under siege there's no insurrection here when the president

00:13:53.000 makes a choice to say i should have military troops in my state now i don't know about you

00:14:00.980 if you're joining us on audio i apologize you didn't get to see this but was that rachel maddow with

00:14:06.160 gray hair to be an awfully there's an awful resemblance there that i just found i couldn't help myself but to

00:14:15.020 bring that to you guys but uh portland will be made great again if you live there i apologize

00:14:20.060 but uh you can feel bad for me too i live in new york so it's not much better so i it would be sort

00:14:26.040 of hypocritical for me to come out here and make fun of anybody for living in portland or chicago

00:14:30.980 because i live in one of the biggest dumps of them all and that's new york city and it's

00:14:35.180 of course not the the physical uh uh aspects of it or physical infrastructure i mean it's the people that

00:14:40.920 run it just like you know everywhere else california and the rest of them it's it's sad that

00:14:45.860 this is what happens when you elect democrats so there you have it folks we're going to take a

00:14:50.360 quick break here on the other side of this quick break we're going to be joined by my friend

00:14:52.720 founder and owner and ceo of climate depot.com mark morano the world is going crazy president

00:15:00.460 trump's u.n speech last night pete exit speech earlier today we got some more uh coverage from

00:15:05.600 you for you there um but the world's going crazy donald trump doesn't care about climate change

00:15:11.260 global warming it's all fake we all know it but the world's going crazy at least some of them

00:15:17.160 but some of the europeans some of the european union countries are starting to fall in line

00:15:22.400 have they woken up we're going to be joined by mark morano on the other side of this quick break

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00:16:00.100 our guest today is mark morano founder and ceo of climate depot.com mark always a delight to have you

00:16:06.940 with us here on the great america show it's good to see you again it's been some time but uh rightfully

00:16:11.320 so it's usually not good to have you on the show and the reason being is if we having you on the show

00:16:15.400 means we're having a problem with climate change so i'm having a little problem right now but it's a

00:16:20.040 good problem earlier today we played for the audience some clips from pete hagseth addressing

00:16:25.400 his admirals and really getting a grasp on things over at the pentagon we've got another clip that i want

00:16:30.380 to play for you i don't know if you've saw it yet but uh here we go this is pete hagseth secretary of

00:16:34.940 war actually now uh talking about climate change and that it's done he doesn't want to hear about

00:16:40.880 it he doesn't want his admirals talking about it none of that woke bullshit it's all gone this 0.72

00:16:45.640 administration has done a great deal from day one to remove the social justice politically correct and

00:16:52.020 toxic ideological garbage that had infected our department to rip out the politics

00:16:58.940 no more identity months dei offices dudes in dresses no more climate change worship no more division

00:17:10.060 distraction or gender delusions no more debris as i've said before and will say again we are done with

00:17:19.200 that shit i've made it my mission to uproot the obvious distractions that made us less capable and less 0.92

00:17:26.300 lethal that said the war department requires the next step underneath the woke garbage is a deeper

00:17:36.680 problem and a more important problem that we are fixing and fixing fast common sense is back at the

00:17:42.980 white house so making the necessary changes is actually pretty straightforward president trump expects it

00:17:51.080 and the litmus test for these changes it's pretty simple would i want my eldest son who is 15 years old

00:18:02.640 eventually joining the types of formations that we are currently wielding

00:18:08.080 if in any way the answer to that is no or even yes but then we're doing something wrong

00:18:15.020 because my son is no more important than any other american citizen who dons the cloth of our nation

00:18:21.080 he is no more important than your son all precious souls made in the image and likeness of god every parent

00:18:29.980 deserves to know that their son or their daughter that joins our ranks is entering exactly the kind of

00:18:36.480 unit that the secretary of war would want his son to join

00:18:40.780 mark i i mean i don't think you could say that any better than the way he has said it i i mean

00:18:48.600 truly remarkable the way he made it sound was like our military generals and our military members are out

00:18:53.920 there right now capturing butterflies and putting bags over cows or ranch to catch the flatulence

00:18:59.260 yeah i mean and he's he is it is unbelievable first of all there's a couple layers there it's

00:19:04.820 unbelievable that we're excited that a government official is talking like this this is basically common

00:19:09.640 sense dudes and dresses come on climate change come on uh you know gender delusions come on i mean

00:19:16.340 this is stuff that even 12 years ago would have been common sense so it's amazing because what he's

00:19:23.700 talking about is this whole culture that began in earnest under president obama and continued insanely

00:19:29.300 under joe biden the navy the army got into this whole carbon footprint they got into solar powered

00:19:37.140 vessels they got into you know renewable and uh sustainable weaponry and all it got to the point

00:19:44.160 where it was a complete distraction and it's absolutely i do like the name change by the way

00:19:49.340 department of defense especially if you're america first you think that's a war let's call it what

00:19:54.140 it is it's department of war when it acts it's it's an act of war regardless of what your defense

00:19:59.040 makes it sound like you know we're just you know we're sitting on our shores waiting for someone to

00:20:02.860 attack us all the time and so i like that and i like the idea of it's a more lethal the idea is

00:20:07.800 you're there to be lethal it's a deterrent ultimately and everything that he was going

00:20:12.280 through that litmus test you know from climate to gender to critical race and all that were all just 0.85

00:20:18.560 distractions it brings in the social sociologists and all the other departments and this is what

00:20:24.140 you know tens of millions and billions end up being spent on just utter and complete nonsense

00:20:28.580 and so it's great that we're back i also like that he brought all these people together in

00:20:32.980 quantico i mean i actually only live about you know 50 minutes from the quantico marine base

00:20:37.500 and you know that to me to be especially in the age post-covid i don't think it's been done it's

00:20:43.880 significant to bring them all physically in a room and let's not forget he did say the comment about

00:20:49.000 weight which i think he even said the the fat word which i think you know is a little bit insensitive

00:20:54.440 but that's fascinating because a lot of these guys are older generals i'm thinking back which is

00:20:58.460 schwarzenegger what was his name schwarzenegger he was a pretty big guy but i think he's going to

00:21:04.240 have the one area where i think he's going to have to have some flexibility i think especially with

00:21:08.020 generals that are you know post 65 and overweight that's a big battle but i thought that was humorous

00:21:13.680 part of his speech anyway yeah it was it was overall and he's absolutely right i mean about it all

00:21:18.560 you can't have people who are physically unfit to to serve in our military it just doesn't work

00:21:23.580 like that uh if you want to do that if you want to be physically unfit you come to a podcast i mean

00:21:28.800 that's yeah i don't know how you get to do that but uh no i mean it's things that everyone has been

00:21:35.260 scared to say for the last you know i say 10 plus years you know that that we've been worried

00:21:41.020 president trump before he departed to to go meet them actually president trump went over to meet with

00:21:45.300 them uh said he goes if i don't like getting them i'm gonna fire them and i think he's probably

00:21:50.640 halfly joking about it but probably partly serious but it's got to be that mentality that

00:21:56.520 that you have to be on your feet thinking you've got to be on your toes at all times especially when

00:22:02.100 you're a general especially when you're an admiral i mean you have thousands of lives in your hands

00:22:06.960 that things can go away at any given moment on the other side of the world you've got to be

00:22:12.700 sinking on your toes you know not chasing butterflies in a freaking butterfly field

00:22:17.180 uh you know wearing a bondage masks like we saw under the biden administration i mean the things we

00:22:23.940 saw mark we had a a an admiral as a hhs secretary and she wasn't an admiral whatever the hell she was 1.00

00:22:29.800 rachel levine he it really was it was a guy wearing women's clothes then you had the guy in the dress

00:22:36.080 that's exactly right right then you had the guy in the department of energy sam something who was

00:22:40.360 stealing women's clothes out of freaking stupid airport yeah the four years that we had under 0.77

00:22:45.700 biden were things that you couldn't write into a south park episode that's how brazenly absurd they

00:22:51.820 were it was and you know we've seen this of course across the government across our culture i testified

00:22:58.740 in the great state of pennsylvania at their environmental protection agency about their you know their climate

00:23:04.240 regulations and this was um you know i did multiple times but when you fill out the forms they ask you

00:23:10.140 your gender pronouns and this is the state of pennsylvania official government documents it seeped

00:23:14.780 everywhere and i hope they're they're fighting back i don't know if pennsylvania has updated it this was

00:23:18.980 about two years ago but it just it creeped into every aspect of our life i do want to say one thing i want

00:23:25.220 to take credit for this because i met pete hagseth i was a regular on fox and friends weekend when he was

00:23:30.700 the guest host he's interviewed me many times he and his book i think it was his 2021 book cited me

00:23:37.280 and when he talked about climate change and quoted me from my interviews with him on fox and friends so

00:23:42.040 based on that i'm going to call myself the unofficial pentagon climate advisor so i'm going to take some

00:23:47.300 credit for his speech today going back to the male thing martin the male female thing it's so funny

00:23:53.280 i tell everyone it was brought to my attention go to netflix.com and apply for a job there and look at

00:23:59.380 the questions they ask you on a job up okay i just invite everyone to go do it i've never done that

00:24:03.820 yeah absolutely they ask you who you're sleeping with uh what's there and when they ask you what

00:24:10.700 your sexuality is mark there's things that i've never heard of before it's like usually it's like

00:24:15.680 you know straight gay first of all they shouldn't be asking it right doesn't matter but they ask you 1.00

00:24:20.060 straight gay and then i mean it's just like 10 more things of like crap that i've never heard of 1.00

00:24:25.620 before they ask you your gender and then they give you like 15 genders i've got bad news for

00:24:30.800 those folks it's xx or xy you can't change a chromosomal makeup you can't you just can't do it

00:24:38.640 you know we're getting off topic but you know netflix is probably the worst for this they have

00:24:44.080 such talent such great actors oh they do a great job their shows are great they all have the stupid

00:24:50.660 you know they always have to have the character whether it's a gay couple or something transgender

00:24:56.380 and it's not just that they go beyond that it's usually the white heterosexual which is the screwed

00:25:01.480 up evil bad ones and it's it's the and they just it's like in almost every show and it's just it's

00:25:07.020 it gets obnoxious after a while like the one show where they just sort of have it without that it's

00:25:11.480 almost like they can't help themselves but it's incredible because they do have a lot of talent and it

00:25:16.260 is entertaining but they have to put in as little social and political agendas yeah they do i do

00:25:21.780 before we get back on top of here they do they their documentaries are among the best yeah um i mean

00:25:27.100 they do a terrific no their craft let's put it that way yeah but to the other people's credits uh most of

00:25:32.620 those i watch a lot of documentaries i don't really watch much tv or movies or series but uh their

00:25:38.240 documentaries most of them were produced from the outside and then sold to netflix so that's why usually

00:25:42.140 when you watch the documentaries one of the best documentaries i've ever seen is american conspiracies

00:25:46.260 the octopus murders on uh on netflix i recommend it to everyone we had the guy on the show the

00:25:51.240 executive producer and the director uh really really great show about how corrupt our government was

00:25:56.840 back in the early 2000s till till now really recommend it um going back go ahead were you gonna

00:26:03.060 say something i was gonna say just i think for modern history and the mcdonald's history version here

00:26:08.080 really our world changed by our response to 9-11 turning us into a surveillance state the bank bailout

00:26:14.640 of 2008 you know basically enriching the uh ruling class and all that and then covid lockdowns those

00:26:21.400 three things have changed america to the point where you can look back and say america 2000 you know

00:26:28.120 september 10th 2001 was a much better place than anything that occurred after it really was and i feel bad

00:26:35.420 for kids today growing up in this post three episode three event america that destroyed us and i don't

00:26:41.580 blame the events i'm not necessarily i'm not blaming the terrorists i'm not blaming a virus i'm blaming

00:26:46.460 our response to all of that yeah i did a huge monologue on it last night show probably a 20 minute monologue

00:26:51.960 about how you know we can't trust our government anymore and yes it really for me mark it started

00:26:58.300 and i won't rehash this i'll just say this to you and we'll move on but uh it really started for me

00:27:03.540 in 2016 when they started going after trump with the russia russia russia and then progressed into

00:27:08.000 ukraine ukraine ukraine and then it turned into two impeachments and i you know and then at the end of

00:27:12.820 the day we all find out that you know none of it was true the whole thing was made up he said hold on

00:27:17.260 there seems to be some sort of conspiracy here and it's being run by the american government um then

00:27:22.380 you go into 2020 when the presidential election was stolen from president trump and you say well you know

00:27:27.120 what um did we really put a man on the moon who really killed jfk was 9-11 um some sort of job that

00:27:36.560 was you know known by america before it happened i mean i bring this guy tony schaefer lieutenant

00:27:41.940 lieutenant colonel tony schaefer on the show a lot and he was working on uh operation able danger it's

00:27:47.440 another thing you can look up where in january of 2001 before 9-11 happened he was working on a project

00:27:54.340 for the department of defense uh to see what cells infiltrated america he comes back to the defense

00:28:00.240 department and says listen we believe this this and this is going to happen tony you're fired bang

00:28:04.860 you know six months later 9-11 happened so it wasn't until 2016 to 2020 that i really started

00:28:10.820 questioning our government and i think everyone else should the banking bailout which you brought up

00:28:15.460 is an absolutely good point and i attribute this banking bailout to some of the problems we're having

00:28:19.520 now namely boeing boeing is having so many issues with their aircraft they can't even get together

00:28:25.380 the presidential aircraft that he had to get one from qatar that's how desperate we are but when you

00:28:31.120 think about it on his face why does boeing have to answer anybody they know that the united states

00:28:35.980 government's never going to let them fail right it's the only airplane manufacturer in america so of

00:28:40.800 course the u.s government's never going to let them fail they'll get a bailout whenever they need and

00:28:44.740 that's the culture that was created in 2008 mark it was and and you mentioned the other it could

00:28:51.260 keep going i mentioned the top three but you mentioned that you know even the the social media

00:28:56.160 it's 2016 and censorship all of that and then all the woke stuff came a long line and i think if you

00:29:02.420 look back at the history of that uh bill bill gates through the bill and melinda gates foundation

00:29:08.420 and uh uh what's his name the big finance guy from uh anyway billionaire my mind's blanking out on his

00:29:18.480 name but uh billionaire funding to school kids gender identity kits this was backed by the highest

00:29:26.940 billion Warren Buffett sorry that's right i was about to say Berkshire Hathaway but through bill gates

00:29:32.660 foundation bill gates credits uh Warren Buffett with this funding and this was all the gender

00:29:38.400 identity critical race so this all began around you know 2010 and the idea was just to start

00:29:44.260 separating americans this is i think a legacy of that bank bailout if we fight amongst ourselves

00:29:49.220 we're not going to be paying attention to what the elite do and the ruling class and the banking

00:29:53.780 industry and um and then of course that's where you have equity assets today increasingly buying up

00:29:59.160 residential real estate you have the american farmland china was the number one owner followed closely by

00:30:05.440 based jeff bezos and called closely by um uh a couple other billionaires including uh uh oh gosh the

00:30:15.980 other billionaire richard branson was another one it's amazing you've seen these people have no

00:30:20.040 interest in farming but yet here they are buying up farmland and you find out the goal has to do with

00:30:26.220 climate as well because bill gates stated goal and he was i don't know if he's still no more on

00:30:30.060 farmland this is a couple years ago at nbc yes yes well his number his goal and as he told mit

00:30:35.620 technology review was to get americans to stop eating cows and then move us to synthetic beef and

00:30:42.220 this is beyond just you know the the vegetable oil process this is the lab grown meat made in a lab

00:30:48.600 from stem cells from a cow ship and pig mixed in with fetal blood put into a steel vat eventually

00:30:54.560 printed on a 3d printer makes the pink goo from chicken mcnuggets look slimy look disgusting look

00:31:00.440 look appetizing and so this is where you find out what's behind all these things i think we need a

00:31:06.460 you know i'd love to see teddy roosevelt style sort of break up big tech i'd love to see getting money

00:31:12.320 out of campaigns financing we got to stop allowing billionaires to buy candidates and these foundations

00:31:18.080 i mean there's so many different reforms that i just don't know that are possible i think a maga 2.0

00:31:24.060 has to start looking at a lot of this uh and because this is where you know in order for

00:31:29.060 things to really change i really think we've been hijacked our entire democracy has been hijacked

00:31:33.540 by the billionaire class and if you look at it even the night it was a 1996 telecommunications bill

00:31:38.860 i can't remember the number but like a hundred plus companies and then they consolidated down to like

00:31:44.340 you know it's about 30 that own it all or maybe even 15 to the point where the entire

00:31:49.820 you know media media stream is owned by just a few wealthy i mean it's the same thing with

00:31:57.220 everything mark i think the the chicken industry is owned by three or four companies you got you've

00:32:02.380 got and that's where i think equity asset reform has to come in you know that's and i think again

00:32:07.440 these are very difficult to talk about because every candidate is going to be getting money from

00:32:12.420 them and being supporters are going to be there and people so it's going to be almost it's a big ask but

00:32:17.240 i think it's something we have to start getting on the agenda and i'm not an expert in that but i'm

00:32:20.980 just saying looking at this and looking at it historically we've got to break this stranglehold

00:32:25.760 uh you know some people call it late stage capitalism i don't want to be accused of being

00:32:29.620 bernie sanders here but there's a lot of truth you look at even what's the uh cracker barrel

00:32:35.080 even the whole idea of generic making that generic is an equity asset dream because if you look at

00:32:41.660 all the buildings now all the buildings are the same they have to be because a kfc and a duncan 1.00

00:32:45.860 have to all be interchangeable you can't even have a distinct building anymore because it cuts into

00:32:50.800 that profit margin it really goes back 1980s ge uh jack welch the chairman sort of shifted the

00:32:57.340 corporate ethic into just short-term profits and that's when you had all the overseas jobs and you

00:33:03.280 know just whatever it took to make money and somehow that was going to benefit the american consumer as

00:33:07.980 they hollowed out our industrial base which then was you know not only not only was it the short-term

00:33:12.360 profit but there was free trade and then later immigration so it's been a it's it's been a long

00:33:17.320 ride of america that's it's been just destructive and we need to reclaim it trump is making a lot of

00:33:23.740 they're actually working on the equity asset in real estate buying up bad they're working on farm

00:33:28.220 reforms trying to prevent china from buying up land but i think we're going to need a lot more going

00:33:33.200 forward everything you said falls into the category of what you see in north korea which is what

00:33:37.920 the democrats want us and everything looks the same everything's built the same the structure's

00:33:41.520 all the same and that's the the corporate global homo esg model that these people have now believe 0.99

00:33:48.100 it or not mark some of these corporations pay millions of dollars for some idiots some millennial 1.00

00:33:53.680 idiots to come in and say well uh this one looks better than that one and i mean they both look like 0.83

00:33:59.900 total crap and you know they bring them in and the whole thing is just this massive conglomerate who

00:34:04.300 everyone's getting kickbacks on kickbacks and you know we sell you this and then we sell you the

00:34:08.880 builder and then and the whole thing that's just how corporate america now has come if it's not broken

00:34:14.780 don't fix it i mean that's like the most simple easy thing to understand joe biden donald trump gave

00:34:21.480 you a great border don't fix it don't change the damn thing and you wouldn't have had this issue i mean 0.65

00:34:26.600 very very simple i want to go back to the u.n that you mentioned president trump took aim at

00:34:32.300 i mean just every single world leader there let's take a listen in on a short clip

00:34:36.760 of president trump last week global warming not happening you know it used to be global cooling

00:34:43.520 if you look back years ago in the 1920s and the 1930s they said global cooling will kill the world

00:34:51.580 we have to do something then they said global warming will kill the world but then it started

00:34:58.540 getting cooler so now they could just call it climate change because that way they can't miss

00:35:02.880 it's climate change because if it goes higher or lower whatever the hell happens there's climate change

00:35:09.580 it's the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world in my opinion climate change no matter what

00:35:17.720 happens you're involved in that no more global warming no more global cooling all of these predictions

00:35:24.680 made by the united nations and many others often for bad reasons were wrong they were made by stupid 0.88

00:35:33.160 people that have cost their country's fortunes and given those same countries no chance for success

00:35:38.480 if you don't get away from this green scam your country is going to fail and 1.00

00:35:43.760 it's nice to hear a world leader sit on the united nation call people idiots and stupid because

00:35:49.940 it's refreshing and people might say well it's not presidential and it's uh it's not polite to do

00:35:55.480 so mark i hate to break it to these people but being polite and being politically correct

00:36:00.180 gets you into the mess in the situation uh wearing top to bottom eating synthetic bugs whatever the hell 0.70

00:36:08.340 you want to say i mean being politically correct has got us into the situation that we're in right now

00:36:13.020 it has and that is by far i'm i i can't think of any other speech at least in my lifetime to the

00:36:20.040 united nations it is the greatest speech to the united nations by a u.s president

00:36:23.940 and i i mean and i it's not i mean i'm talking real quick even that beat out his last speech i'm

00:36:31.820 sorry i didn't mean to interrupt you and this all came after they showed off his teleprompter and broke

00:36:36.080 the escalator on him yes they tried to throw i don't know you got a who knows but it was you know

00:36:40.860 they had a sense i we had a sense i was on fox the day before and i said wait do you hear

00:36:45.280 donald trump's speech it's going to be epic because i'd heard chatter and he gave a similar

00:36:49.420 type speech not as comprehensive to the world economic forum it was like 2018 where he went

00:36:54.980 off on the entire globalist agenda and he said that this is like fortune tellers on a boardwalk with

00:37:00.700 your climate predictions i mean so he had it in him now i will say it wasn't necessarily the greatest

00:37:05.120 delivered speech and but i mean in terms of content and what he said and his ball was incredible

00:37:10.380 well that matters and it does this what he said was so important because if you look at the

00:37:17.900 history of changing culture changing uh hearts and minds this is what charlie kirk was all about

00:37:24.400 taking that taking it to face to face you can't demonize your enemy if you if you're you can

00:37:29.840 demonize them if you're online but if you're face to face on a college campus he knew he could change

00:37:34.320 hearts and minds and he could debate people and make them think and create a better environment well

00:37:39.140 what donald trump did is he flipped the narrative face to face with the un and why this is so

00:37:44.560 important is americans need to hear their president calling it a con a cult a religion a hoax

00:37:52.500 it's so important 15 years ago the president of the czech republic was a guy named vatlov claus

00:37:57.980 and they did a survey this is like 2010 of all the countries in europe including eastern europe

00:38:03.660 the czech republic had the most highly skeptical population at the globe of climate change why

00:38:08.340 and the actual poll credited it with the fact that their president was an outspoken climate skeptic he

00:38:14.540 went to the un he condemned the climate hoax he wrote a book on it he gave speeches on it he refused

00:38:19.760 to get their country involved that has an impact people start realizing it and by trump flipping this

00:38:25.300 narrative he did something that george hw bush couldn't do that bob dole if he had elected couldn't do

00:38:30.680 that george w bush wouldn't do that john mccain wouldn't do that mit romney wouldn't do he did

00:38:36.020 he flipped the narrative and came out there to their face and said no and he also made it a safe haven

00:38:41.860 for other leaders remember i was at cop 29 in baku azerbaijan sandwiched between iran and the

00:38:47.980 soviet union i actually thought of going over the iranian border after midnight one night to check out

00:38:53.520 the uh they actually did have the nuclear weapons and where they were stored but it's not better of it

00:38:57.840 uh especially since i was in a authoritarian oligarch nation it would have been hard to get

00:39:02.500 back in but anyway uh and so what happened was at that summit is that the head of argentina uh melee

00:39:08.820 the president called trump and trump said what the hell you have your people there get them out of

00:39:13.220 there he hangs up the phone with trump and pulls out his 100 plus delegation from argentina and then

00:39:18.480 the french foreign environmental minister didn't show up and then the uh the host of the cop 30 this is

00:39:24.020 right after trump's election like a week after he's elected in america in november last november

00:39:28.480 they said oil was a gift from god and then heads started exploding al gore started demanding that

00:39:34.060 only people who agree with the u.n agenda and by the way al gore is getting his way i had a i just

00:39:38.980 signed up for cop 30 the next u.n climate summit it's coming in this november begins november 10th

00:39:43.740 they have a pledge on there it's right now it's voluntary but i've never seen it in 30 years of

00:39:49.080 climate summits you can pledge your allegiance to the united nations climate goals and sustainable

00:39:54.940 development they have a box and then they your name will be on a list and they're trying to weed

00:39:59.080 out anyone and i'll be marked because i didn't check the box and any world leader or any environmental

00:40:04.580 minister or any politician or any businessman who does in order to get your credentials you have to

00:40:09.880 say whether you're with them or you're not answering this is their way of weeding people out and by the

00:40:15.880 way they're also woke stuff at the u.n this happened beginning last year and now this year

00:40:20.700 i only get one day attending at the united nations where they're allowing me in the conference because

00:40:26.480 they're saying that white wealthy western nations essentially the developed west has taken advantage

00:40:32.600 of u.n summits so they're making it a priority for africa south america asian people of color in order

00:40:38.580 for them to have better access so they've restricted us to travel halfway around the world to go and you get

00:40:45.100 one day to attend uh there's still a lot of other things you can attend and side events but they're

00:40:49.900 actual get into the actual delegation one day and that's because of you know reparations they're doing

00:40:55.220 their own form of reparations at the u.n and you're you have to pledge your loyalty but but donald trump

00:41:00.140 has created this whole new paranoia because the trump effect is real it's powerful we just saw the german

00:41:07.980 the new german president who's a climate skeptic go after uh ursula vanderlien the most evil woman 0.91

00:41:15.100 on the word i guess you call it people call her cruella de vil and there you go uh they're going

00:41:20.360 after her and mocking her on climate there's a lot of hope they've halted their green deal they had

00:41:24.380 major elections you had the farmers revolt they're following trump's footsteps the first act in canada of

00:41:30.860 mark carney the former central bank head of canada and bank of england and in canada world economic

00:41:37.140 form his first act one of his very first acts was to zero out the carbon tax in canada this is how the

00:41:43.540 trump effect globally it's the trump effect which is a result of the fact that we've been lied to for

00:41:48.300 20 years and now europe is realizing it that solar and wind aren't cheaper they're not taking over

00:41:52.840 evs made no sense all they were doing was gutting all the european auto industry and make china the sole

00:41:58.740 global dominant uh car maker all of this was like a moment of clarity that donald trump and you said

00:42:04.800 it john he speaks bluntly and that's what they it's like uh you know the moment of clarity you're

00:42:10.320 getting hit on the head with a sledgehammer by donald trump but it's also because you've been living

00:42:14.800 this for decades and all the lies and they can't hold the lies together anymore oh the fastest growing

00:42:20.600 energy is solar what does that even mean it still combined uh like less than four percent of u.s

00:42:27.080 energy and less than 15 percent of our electrical grid but it's the fastest growing energy if you

00:42:32.360 stack penny on top of penny you can be amazed at how many more pennies you have you have two pennies

00:42:37.140 to eight pennies and you're like oh look at that we you know uh we dupled the number of pennies it

00:42:42.880 doesn't mean it's providing energy anyway and there's also the the lie of any of it being green and

00:42:47.300 donald trump's administration has been really good at that just to finish this his lee zelden epa chief

00:42:53.540 most consequential epa chief in the agency's history going back to richard nixon forming the

00:42:58.420 agency in 1970 1970s 1970 one i believe and right after earth day and the first earth day and then

00:43:06.460 you have secretary wright who commissioned the department of energy climate uh i call it the

00:43:12.460 consensus buster report top scientists from around the world georgia tech former nasa scientists

00:43:18.340 uh got together and they created a report that literally was the first official pushback

00:43:23.680 anywhere in the world to the united nations uh climate reports that began in 1990 we now have

00:43:29.960 an official government pushback from the u.s it's an incredible report it goes through about the co2 1.00

00:43:35.260 fertilization how there's no increase in extreme weather um how the there's no climate crisis no climate

00:43:41.060 emergency and of course the left went after that lawsuits they got them on a technicality they're

00:43:46.380 forced to disband the group but the report still stands but just those two cabinet members chris

00:43:52.860 wright and uh lee zeldon have been phenomenal energy and epa respectively it's been unbelievable uh how

00:44:00.960 consequential and their goal is to go for the permanence angle and we can talk about that in a

00:44:06.600 minute just how so to make it difficult for future president to undo what trump's doing yeah i do

00:44:12.320 want i do want to get to that i gotta give credit where credit's due the europeans don't do

00:44:22.320 in fact many things better than america but they're european farmers uh those people are

00:44:28.060 when it comes to protesting mark those guys are i think in the netherlands they drive their

00:44:33.940 tractors and they throw manure on the parliament buildings to let them know

00:44:39.000 yeah you guys are coming in here and doing that nonsense uh you know they're speaking up and

00:44:43.740 they're making a difference because their leaders are going to have to start eventually standing up

00:44:47.900 and say like you know this is enough is enough i mean this is absolute bs going back to president

00:44:53.380 trump and what he's setting on the world stage i don't know if you you saw this this is out this

00:44:57.380 week the energy department is telling its employees not to use the words including climate change

00:45:02.060 and anything green i think that's just you know people may joke and laugh about it but i think it's a

00:45:07.060 step in the right direction to let everyone know uh emissions is actually another one that's uh that's

00:45:12.500 being added to the list uh to let them know you know we're done with this it's bs it's a money grab

00:45:18.100 operation let's call it what they are john and you're this was in politico they obtained an email like

00:45:24.000 this big scandal yeah these were climate pronouns there's no other way to put it the word green nothing's

00:45:30.080 green it's all a total lie just like a biological lie because you know make one tesla battery it takes

00:45:34.900 half a million pounds of material to be dug up from the earth chiefly in china transported on diesel

00:45:38.980 ships brought to america assembled and then shipped on a diesel truck they don't ship them over on

00:45:44.060 sailboats no they don't so they also are banning the words decarbonization carbon footprint these are

00:45:52.420 the climate pronouns of the left they are meaningless phrases they're not scientifically accurate and there's

00:45:58.720 no reason for our department of energy to be even using these climate nonsense phrases and i think

00:46:05.000 it's great now they're trying to make it into a scandal but it's exactly right it's not the goals

00:46:09.260 of this administration it's not who the people voted for why do we want to talk about the carbon

00:46:13.500 footprint you know it's still this trade i was buying a ticket on i think it was united airlines and

00:46:17.600 every time you order on amazon it tells you your emissions output you can leave it on amazon you can

00:46:22.220 wait a day you know to lower your carbon footprint people don't care about that the airline

00:46:26.880 executives have talked about that it's absurd and even you sit on a plane you have to sit through

00:46:30.700 these our emissions in our offsetting you know they do the little videos it's just

00:46:34.380 climate pronoun well you and i have talked about this i think it's on united actually which i

00:46:39.960 try not to fly i'm a delta guy um on the napkins it says uh carbon emission free or net zero net zero by

00:46:48.660 2030 or 24 it's not possible the amount of jeff fuel that you burn a day you cannot plant that many

00:46:55.460 trees mark in 10 lifetimes to ever offset your carbon with anything oh so maybe you get your

00:47:01.040 ground vehicles and your tugs uh electric you're still not offsetting the the thousands of of yes

00:47:07.120 pounds of fuel that you burn an hour on an aircraft i mean come on who are you lying to

00:47:13.480 yeah and that whole thing that's the the carbon that's carbon capture that's how they can claim

00:47:17.860 we're Mercedes mark they said they were going to be fully electric by 2040 and then i think someone

00:47:22.460 came in smart and said hey idiots uh there's no possible way that we're going to do this

00:47:27.760 not everyone wants an electric car they're garbage they're yeah they're impractical garbage they're

00:47:33.240 not green they were oh that didn't even get finished the whole thing i mean not only do you have to do

00:47:36.700 the half a million pounds of material but then you bring it over and then you ship it you plan

00:47:40.840 install it and then you got to recharge them on a fossil fuel grid i'm sorry where was the green

00:47:45.840 aspect of in any step of that and then of course you have solar and wind it takes cement concrete

00:47:50.660 non-recyclable plastic tons of all this all thrown in and then huge recycling problems aside

00:47:55.880 from the fact they impact species and whales and birds and aside from the fact that they don't

00:48:01.300 produce meaningful energy in america despite billions heading into trillions of subsidies and

00:48:08.120 banning their competition it's just that's why the trump speech was so phenomenal in front of the u.n

00:48:13.280 and that's why i love this what the energy department's doing my only complaint is the energy 0.91

00:48:16.980 department should have announced it head-on instead of an email to employees they should have

00:48:20.420 they should have led with this it's so awesome the funniest part about the whole elon musk thing

00:48:24.800 with the fallout with trump was you've got all these liberals who were presumably driving his cars

00:48:29.400 before mostly liberals who were in favor of the green energy deal now i don't i i don't think

00:48:36.400 electric's practical for cars i don't agree with it i think it's absolutely stupid but if you want to

00:48:40.660 do it this is america mark you're allowed to go buy whatever you want if you want to be stuck out in

00:48:44.080 the middle of the winter because everyone knows a battery drains in the middle of the winter in the

00:48:47.000 northeast and you want your your car to be draining at an unreasonable rate fine go ahead and go do it

00:48:53.180 the whole elon thing was like hysterical because all these people and i'm talking about when elon

00:48:57.440 first endorsed trump they got to go sell their teslas now because they thought they were you know

00:49:01.240 helping the environment to go buy whatever kind of there were four teslas before they were against

00:49:06.060 them and now they're four of them again because elon it's it's it's the whole hypocrisy of it all

00:49:11.500 keep in mind that officially ends the end of this month september 3rd i guess it's today september 3rd

00:49:16.660 they were taping this september 30th is the day of this seventy five hundred dollar tax credit and

00:49:21.580 just so you know it was a tax credit this was a transfer very simply of poor to wealthy because

00:49:29.220 who's buying electric cars average cost is over fifty five thousand dollars for anything electric and

00:49:33.880 that's being generous low with the average yeah that's being a little low when you consider what some

00:49:38.640 of these people are buying only seven percent of the population bought it so you have the 90 i'm

00:49:43.060 sorry that yeah the 93 percent of the population subsidizing the wealthier seven percent who bought

00:49:48.340 these electric cars they get to avoid toll lanes they get they get um you know they get the ride around

00:49:55.100 free because they're saving the planet in their cars and you get all that you know these the tax credits

00:50:01.180 and so this is all coming to an end and now you're going to have automakers just you know they're going to

00:50:06.720 be fleeing in mass because if you can only with all that advantages banning the competition banning gas

00:50:12.700 powered cars was on the books and now they could only get seven percent of sales for all electric and

00:50:17.780 now they're all their incentives are gone and all the mandates and bans are gone you can imagine you're

00:50:23.900 going to see a lot of electric cars disappearing and to elon's discredit tesla is begging uh the trump

00:50:31.080 administration to keep the climate goals and to keep all this in place which is of course their own

00:50:36.720 interest but at the same time i believe i'm saying that elon musk is going to run for president i i'm

00:50:41.000 sorry i'm not voting for him well he can't he's not a he's not a born new citizen let me rephrase it

00:50:46.700 yeah you're right he's going to be planning a presidential party with a hand-picked candidate

00:50:51.500 and all that i just i i see it i see it as what bernie standard he'll be the true oligarch party if he

00:50:56.980 does yeah i think he i think he actually backed off that and said he would look at uh endorsing jd man

00:51:02.200 nobody beats donald trump i i hate to break it to anyone you can try you can spend all the money

00:51:07.280 you want but you're only giving people money the wrong people mark before we wrap i want to get to

00:51:12.300 something that just adds i guess insult to injury it's like the sprinkles on top of an ice cream sundae

00:51:18.020 president trump's administration is now investing 625 million dollars in the u.s coal industry i mean this

00:51:25.380 is a slap in the face to every single i mean marxist democrat who wants us on electric or

00:51:32.600 you know whatever they want us on wind powered cars or you know whatever um it's a it's an absolute smack

00:51:39.640 in the face china by the way who did this big right after trump's speech the u.n came out and increased 0.80

00:51:46.000 their climate pledges they were cnn called it a consequential climate move and the u.n are all so

00:51:51.240 happy they had they had their hero china zizi ping they had the villain donald trump yeah china's

00:51:57.480 building on average two coal plants a week a hundred uh a year they have the more coal plants

00:52:04.380 they have 53 percent of the world's coal plants they have they're the world's number one emitter

00:52:10.120 of carbon dioxide and now trump is looking at everything i just told you which are all iron

00:52:16.360 cloud facts and he's saying we've got to get america back and so coal is the most strategic

00:52:22.140 i.e national security enhancing energy source you can use because it's quick it's affordable

00:52:30.060 and it's plentiful and that's what toronto trump is trying to go back to in earnest there's two factors

00:52:35.760 that that brought america coal down one of them was the fracking revolution which is technology which

00:52:41.000 no one has a problem with because people switch from coal to natural gas fracking because it was cheaper

00:52:45.740 and more efficient that's great but then you had the obama administration eight years of making a

00:52:51.100 war on coal and you at one point you had gina mccarthy his epa uh chief denying on camera and i can't

00:52:58.660 remember who the interview with it was like with politico or some maybe at cbs where she was saying

00:53:02.800 there's no war on coal in this administration and behind her she had a sign that said you know

00:53:06.880 fight the war on coal you know behind her in a background on her wall they literally gutted

00:53:12.840 the american uh what was left of that coal industry and so trump is resurrecting the

00:53:17.520 question is i don't know if we'll ever go back to the glory of where we were but anything we can do

00:53:22.340 at this point to help we are facing okay a couple key things summer 2025 donald trump had done 200

00:53:30.260 actions to increase american energy in 200 days we now by the end of august we had the highest ever

00:53:39.040 oil and gas production ever since george washington was president now it's a silly stat because we

00:53:43.740 didn't have it but still it's fact it's still a factual statement so donald trump because of his

00:53:48.660 policies in the first 200 days the highest we've ever had and gas was the lowest it had been in five

00:53:53.600 years uh right before covid right after covid so the only negative on this horizon and this is what i

00:53:59.260 think donald trump is now doing with this with the coal plant move is because of ai because of the

00:54:06.320 baked it remember i'm in the state of virginia california maryland massachusetts oregon washington

00:54:12.880 all these states still have state policies that are restricting energy and solar and wind and

00:54:17.820 inefficient energy so we are facing a electrical grid problem where prices are going up 10 15 percent

00:54:24.660 i know in virginia they're gone up and that's not only from that lack of energy and all the policies

00:54:30.340 we had but also because of the ai data center demand which is draining so so we need energy we

00:54:36.200 need it now and with the best part about ai is that it forced larry fink of black rock the man who

00:54:42.360 said we have to force behaviors uh the man who's been the biggest climate advocate to actually say

00:54:47.720 in april of 2023 that ai is is not going to be powered by solar and wind because it's intermittent

00:54:53.660 it only works uh it's not baseload blah it went on and just basically condemned it which is like

00:54:59.080 that's what we've been saying for decades and now you admit it because you wanted power and so this

00:55:04.140 is why you now have zuckerberg and bill gates looking at buying or leasing nuclear plants so

00:55:09.180 that's the big bright spot of ai is that it's it's literally just cut the bullshit from the energy

00:55:14.280 debate even the most ardent people are no longer solar and wind they're just like yeah that's not

00:55:19.500 going to work and they moved on yeah it's nice to see mark it's nice to see all of this happening

00:55:24.360 and coming around full uh full circle from i never thought i'd see this in my life my

00:55:28.820 climate energy environment it's just blown my mind yeah again trump 2.0 blows away trump 1.0 on

00:55:37.560 every facet and just to finish this out the permanence they're going after the co2 endangerment 1.00

00:55:42.060 finding which obama did and biden kept and so that's a big mess i mean you can't just trump just

00:55:46.540 can't come in and get rid of it you got to go through multiple steps you have to have scientific

00:55:50.580 review you got to have court cases but the idea is they regulate carbon dioxide remember we inhale

00:55:54.800 oxygen we exhale carbon dioxide as in a pollutant under the clean air act which was never designed

00:55:59.300 to be second so they're trying to overturn that which is going to take a couple years but if they

00:56:03.460 do it very difficult to get us back in this climate agenda secondly they're going after withdrawing us

00:56:09.400 from the un climate convention on framework that that basically george w sorry george hw bush got us

00:56:15.840 into at the 1992 rio earth summit they they pull us out of the framework then it's going to take with

00:56:22.180 that treaty the rio earth summit treaty was ratified by the senate back in 92 and now according to legal

00:56:30.660 analysts if trump can pull us out of the the framework you would need a new treaty that have

00:56:35.440 to be ratified to ever get us back involved in things like the un paris agreement that's music to

00:56:40.440 our ears and so those two things would give us a permanence agenda so if a president gavin newsom

00:56:45.780 or a president aoc wanted to just do it you know a complete 180 on what trump's done they would have

00:56:50.900 years of difficulty trying to set all that back up that's what we have to cheer for because we don't

00:56:56.100 want a repeat of trump 1.0 when it comes to these policies it was good but he just didn't have time and

00:57:01.720 basically biden was able to undo most of what trump did in three or four months just because of the way

00:57:06.300 we need permanence and by the way to give one unusual call out to the gop congress they did step

00:57:12.320 up they came after the congressional review act in the summer of 2025 and they got rid of the california

00:57:18.380 mandate which allowed california to dictate uh national auto policy and fuel economy and gas-powered

00:57:25.680 car bans and all the states so that was a huge move uh that we had there so there's there's just been

00:57:32.020 some it's all good news in my world i mean it's amazing yeah and uh like you said it's got to be

00:57:37.340 made permanent for any real meaningful impact on right because i'm tired of ying yang ying yang

00:57:42.740 that's where we are bush obama biden trump abiden trump i mean we need constancy here and we can never

00:57:49.820 go back i'd like to see them get rid of the corporate average fuel economy standards i'd like

00:57:54.460 they have to start loosening some of the emission standards i'd like cars to be simplified again

00:57:59.180 to where you don't need you know it's not a throwaway culture and you don't have uh

00:58:04.100 you know mechanic as well just replace this replace that you know that really only happened

00:58:08.880 if you go back in time it wasn't until about year 2000 that things got out of control automotively in

00:58:14.960 that sense i'm not saying cars haven't improved in a lot of ways but if you go back there's a golden

00:58:19.740 era of american cars and there was the age of v8s and cheap gas was the late 90s in the early 2000s

00:58:25.460 those engines last they're easy to work on in your own garage they don't know great

00:58:30.320 replacement yeah and so that's where that's what uh yeah i'd like to just see these continued to be

00:58:36.220 loosened yeah get rid of catalytic converters in cars we want to smell the gas again there's probably

00:58:41.900 technology there's probably a whole new way to do this but again it's all in order every particularly

00:58:47.860 every democrat administration wants to appear to be cleaning the environment more tightening

00:58:53.180 restrictions you can roll these things back 40 percent and probably have the same exact air

00:58:58.160 quality we're talking now about air quality we're not talking about climate and i think what it is

00:59:02.620 is they go from parts per million parts per billion they just want to appear so that virtue signaling ends

00:59:07.680 up having a real cost and if you look at their projections like if biden had been re-elected they

00:59:12.300 were going for you know unbelievable 55 mile hour corporate average fuel economy gas powered carbon

00:59:18.080 just insane stuff emission standards it would have just gutted what was left of american cars and

00:59:24.020 would have been chinese evs taking over it's just incredible that people don't see the obvious with 0.98

00:59:28.860 all this yeah i went from driving a nice beautiful german sports car that burned a crap ton of fuel

00:59:34.580 to now driving a lifted up jeep wrangler mark when i bought the car i originally bought it and i didn't

00:59:40.120 realize i went to the dealership i bought it and it was coming and we're getting ready tomorrow the next day

00:59:44.080 and i realized i'd bought in a four-cylinder jeep wrangler i called the dealership i said

00:59:48.480 you go find me something that's got a bigger engine than this i don't want this piece of garbage

00:59:52.160 it's like a four-cylinder this this is a turbo four-cylinder which i'd be very hesitant turbo's

00:59:58.220 great if you own the car three or four years or less anything over that i would not want to own

01:00:02.380 a turbo they start to go i've owned boats and jet skis and i know exactly how the turbo system works

01:00:07.460 my last car it starts to go and uh it ain't cheap to fix it but no for people who buy cars every one or

01:00:13.240 two years and switch them turbos are great right that's not me i buy them i run them and by the

01:00:18.760 way i own a jeep wrangler too but i refused to buy the new stellantis i bought the jk which i got a

01:00:24.780 2017 i got the highest gear rate well i guess you'd say the highest but low gear ratio i have 410 gear

01:00:30.840 ratio from the factory and i got uh manual transmission i refuse to get so i had to like

01:00:36.720 what i was looking for there were like three jeep wranglers across the country looking at carmax

01:00:42.300 they were even qualified and i was finally able to get it but there it's awesome love it i do have

01:00:47.840 the pentastar 3.6 chrysler engine which is not horrendous but it's got a lot of you know uh it's

01:00:55.440 called vvt uh with the valve train and so it requires like complete disassembly for spark plugs and simple

01:01:02.500 things but yeah it's amazing and i think that's so i try to drive old school i'm driving around and

01:01:07.900 you know i so i have i have high revs even on the highway i the gear ratio people don't realize

01:01:13.320 that when they buy especially an suv just a quick lesson here to make it maximize if you look at all

01:01:18.360 the car buying guides at youtube they're almost all missing one of the key things for performance

01:01:22.860 it's not about what engine you pick it's about what gear ratio and they're not going to mention

01:01:27.440 that on any car buying guide you want a high gear ratio 410 456 because if you're ever going to put

01:01:34.100 on big tires it matters too the idea is it's every time you shift gears your engine's going to start

01:01:39.500 your your revolutions and your engine are going to be at a higher gear give you more power throughout

01:01:43.780 the entire power band people don't realize that they'll buy a jeep wrangler with 321 gears and

01:01:49.080 it's like a dog and they're like oh this is no you bought the wrong one and then you have to pay

01:01:53.020 four thousand dollars to have it uh re-geared or you know so anyway we're getting out of rant here

01:01:57.540 about this but this is people there's ways to defeat the system is what i'm getting at

01:02:02.620 you named it exactly i do got these big 40 inch tires on it and uh i get like maybe 12 miles a

01:02:11.560 gallon and i get on the phone i'll take a phone a business call in the car mark and then they'll

01:02:16.340 say to me what the tires you're and everyone's going you know where where are you you're like

01:02:21.280 at an airport i know i'm in my wrangler and the top is on the windows are closed i'll call you when i

01:02:26.060 get to where i'm going by the way uh there is a i there is a i can't i don't want to give the name

01:02:32.220 of their thing but there's an air piece you can get that people who do construction work they can

01:02:36.360 do uh it's unbelievable sounds i've been i can go with no doors no top 65 and talk to people and

01:02:43.560 they can hear me just fine i sound a little bit you know wonky because the high thing but anyway

01:02:47.840 there's ways around that but uh anyway start is another you can defeat that you can get the gear

01:02:56.600 little gadgets to defeat that that's something that trump administration is getting rid of too we

01:03:00.500 can't i'd be remiss to mention that but thank you that's one of the worst things that's ever been

01:03:04.320 developed on a car and thank god they're getting rid of it is so stupid yeah let's let's save uh you 0.78

01:03:09.840 know point zero zero zero one parts per million but you'll need a new engine in two years because

01:03:15.460 an accounting trick by the bomb administration to get better fuel economy and they incentivized

01:03:23.640 car makers to put it in all their cars now a lot of people might know what we're talking about if you

01:03:28.120 haven't had a car we went a lot of american cars seem to have it more than foreign but but it's the

01:03:33.260 it's i've talked to so many mechanics fishing auto body gm they just they loathe those things yeah

01:03:38.880 the website is climate depot.com climate depot.com you go every single day he's got new articles up on

01:03:49.080 uh on the war against us all us all who uh don't want to drive electric cars mark morano we'll talk to

01:03:55.180 you soon my friend thanks so much for coming on thank you time appreciate it thanks a lot thanks

01:03:58.640 to mark morano folks and thank you all for being with us today here on the great america show we'll

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The Great America Show - October 05, 2025

The Great America Sunday Show： October 5, 2025

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