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00:00:00.000 Morning. Good morning, everybody. Just wanted to come out and say that we believe the long

00:00:07.480 national nightmare will be over tonight. It was completely and utterly foolish and pointless in

00:00:13.120 the end, as we said all along. I just want to apologize to any Americans who are out there 1.00

00:00:18.300 who still have flight cancellations or delays today. I want to apologize to the many American 1.00

00:00:23.160 families who were made to go hungry over the last several weeks, our troops and other federal

00:00:27.680 employees who are wondering where their next paycheck would come from. All of that's on the

00:00:31.360 Democrats. Just never forget, they voted 15 times between the House and the Senate to close your

00:00:36.940 government. And the Republicans tried every single day of the shutdown to open it. And we voted 15

00:00:41.860 times to do that. They have a lot to answer for. And I just want to say that we're very optimistic

00:00:47.720 about the vote tally tonight. We think this is going to happen. And we're sorry that it took this

00:00:53.140 long. So Republicans are going to deliver for the people. We're ready to get back to our legislative

00:00:57.080 agenda. We have a very aggressive calendar for the remainder of this year. There'll be some long

00:01:01.680 days and nights here, some long working weeks, but we will get this thing back on track. So thank

00:01:06.500 y'all. Stay tuned for more tonight.

00:01:11.340 Hello, everybody, and welcome to The Great America Show. It's great to have you with us.

00:01:15.060 There you heard Speaker Mike Johnson earlier today. Tonight will be the night. The Marxist Dems

00:01:21.460 lost once again. Now, Hakeem Jeffries is whipping up all his Democrats to vote against this. And of

00:01:28.360 course, I'm sure 99% of them will vote against opening the government, but they'll have to answer

00:01:32.780 to their voters when those voters go to the ballot box a year from, I mean, just under a year now,

00:01:40.440 a year from last Tuesday. So they're going to have to answer to the voters. And you've got guys like

00:01:45.780 Hakeem Jeffries are still out there advocating for them to keep this thing shut.

00:01:49.900 House Democrats are strongly opposed to this partisan Republican spending bill that continues

00:01:56.500 to gut the health care of the American people. We've said from the very beginning that we want

00:02:00.720 to find a bipartisan path forward, that of course we want to reopen the government, but that we need

00:02:06.000 to decisively address the Republican health care crisis. And that begins with extending the Affordable

00:02:11.700 Care Act tax credits. Republicans saw fit on July 3rd to race back into town so they can enact the

00:02:19.320 largest cut to Medicaid in American history, rip food from the mouths of hungry children, seniors,

00:02:24.460 and veterans. And they did all of this so that they can enact massive tax breaks for their billionaire

00:02:31.260 donors. And they made those tax breaks permanent. Democrats have introduced an amendment last night

00:02:37.660 before the rules committee that would extend the Affordable Care Act tax credits for three years

00:02:42.740 to provide working class Americans with the certainty that they deserve. Republicans rejected it because

00:02:49.060 they have zero interest in lowering the high cost of living for the American people. And Republicans

00:02:54.960 have zero interest in addressing the health care crisis that they've created. Democrats will strongly

00:03:02.380 oppose this legislation on the House floor.

00:03:04.620 Leader Jeffries, Leader Jeffries, will you put a discharge petition on the floor for this ACA

00:03:09.180 extension?

00:03:09.900 Yes.

00:03:10.540 Why three years? Why not one or something?

00:03:13.560 Affordable Care Act tax credits were extended by three years in the Inflation Reduction Act.

00:03:19.260 The legislation that we will introduce in the context of a discharge petition will provide that level

00:03:26.260 of certainty to working class Americans who are on the verge of seeing their premiums, copays,

00:03:31.980 and deductibles skyrocket, in some cases, experiencing increases of $1,000 or $2,000 per year. This is

00:03:39.000 unsustainable, unacceptable, and it's un-American. 0.95

00:03:43.400 Lie, lie, lie, and then lie some more and cheat a little bit in between that lying and then do a

00:03:48.380 little bit more lying is seems to be what the Democrat motto is, especially for none other than

00:03:55.060 Hakeem Jeffries, who's lied for the last 40-plus days while this government's been shut down.

00:04:00.880 And he's just got to own it. He lost. He lost. You lost. You lost in 2024, where the voters

00:04:07.140 overwhelmingly voted for Republicans. You're going to lose in 2026, pending the Republicans get their

00:04:12.880 act together, and President Trump pushes forth this America First agenda that was promised and not

00:04:18.560 every other nation first. They're going to lose again in 2026 if they keep this up and the Republicans

00:04:26.920 get back on their messaging of America First, as I said. Now you've got some infighting inside the

00:04:31.720 Democratic Party with none other than AOC, who's finally coming out and taking Senator Chuck Schumer to

00:04:39.460 task. Take a listen.

00:04:40.520 I think it's important that we understand that this is not just about Senator Schumer,

00:04:43.960 but that this is about the Democratic Party. Senator Schumer, there's no one vote that ended

00:04:51.780 this shutdown. We are talking about a coordinated effort of eight senators with the knowledge of

00:04:58.920 Leader Schumer voting to break with the entire Democratic Party in exchange for nothing.

00:05:07.420 AOC, we love you, girl. We hope you run for a higher office. Now, I don't know why it's been

00:05:12.580 floated that AOC is going to run for Schumer seat. I don't know why she'd want to do that. 1.00

00:05:16.740 Everyone knows the more desirable job is to be a governor. You're essentially the president

00:05:20.380 of that state. You have so much more power. You can do so much more. I'm not entirely sure.

00:05:25.360 And I hope she does run for governor in New York because that will be the nail in the coffin 0.99

00:05:30.120 for that place. So many of my friends who I speak to who are well off and wealthy, you know,

00:05:37.360 the Mamadani thing, they're nervous about him and they're scared that he's going to ruin

00:05:41.540 their businesses. And these are people who own very successful blue collar businesses.

00:05:45.900 They're a little nervous of him, but they all have the same sentiment that they're not leaving

00:05:50.500 because of Mamadani. But if AOC comes in, they're getting the heck out of here.

00:05:54.640 So I think it, you know, would be the good test for New York. I'm not entirely sure why she'd want

00:05:58.680 to run for senator. It's a terrible job. I mean, aside from the corruption aspect of it,

00:06:05.220 if she's a traitor, I'm not sure if she trades any stocks, but it's not a desirable job.

00:06:09.200 A governor is a way more desirable job in politics than any member of Congress or the

00:06:14.660 Senate. That's just my opinion. And I think the opinion of some other folks. Now, the Trump

00:06:20.620 administration, they're trying to keep on the message. They're trying to push forward. And

00:06:23.660 he's got so many good people in the cabinet. Howard Lutnick, J.D. Vance is terrific. Marco

00:06:29.240 Rubio is awesome. Scott Besson, who's seemingly out there on television every single day,

00:06:34.400 pushing the word out there, getting all getting the word out there, had this to say last night

00:06:40.160 about taking over from the Biden regime. I think what the president is frustrated by

00:06:45.980 is the media narrative, because the media narrative, the 2021, 22, 23, and even 24 during the campaign

00:06:55.440 was Americans don't know how good they have it. It's a vibe session. I still remember that word.

00:07:01.620 And everyone from the New York Times to former Fed vice chair to Wall Street Journal, even

00:07:08.780 they said it was a vibe session. And instead of owning the inflation, they just said the American

00:07:16.060 people don't understand how they're feeling. And we came in, we inherited a mess. We have brought

00:07:22.640 the inflation down. And Rob, there are two ways for curing affordability. There's bringing

00:07:30.720 inflation down because some of the things, some of the prices we are going to be able to bring down.

00:07:36.200 So energy prices, gasoline, down quite a bit, four year low, four year low mortgage rates.

00:07:44.160 When the president was January 20th, when the president came in 30 year mortgage, 7.08 yesterday,

00:07:51.840 6.22. That's a huge move. It's a big, it's a big difference. If we, if we can get mortgage rates

00:07:57.900 down to the fives, that will help home ownership quite a bit. Yeah. So I think the president is just

00:08:04.600 frustrated by the narrative because I can tell you that every day he is working for the American people

00:08:11.800 that we have nonstop, all hands on deck meetings on this. Yeah.

00:08:17.560 Two other folks who I, one of them I mentioned, the other one I didn't mention in the cabinet,

00:08:22.600 RFK Jr., who I think was perhaps President Trump's best pick for the cabinet position.

00:08:26.740 He's in perhaps ever. And the monkey wrench that he's thrown into HHS and the orthodoxies there that

00:08:35.100 have run for years. He was on stage with J.D. Vance last night at a Maha summit. And they spoke about

00:08:41.280 that and they spoke about the unorthodoxies and how you got to somehow sometimes step outside of

00:08:45.900 your comfort zone in order to make things great again. There is no way that this country is going

00:08:50.960 to advance unless we're comfortable with people who are willing to challenge orthodoxy. And that's

00:08:56.440 what I think got so broken, not just about the scientific bureaucracy, but probably it was worse

00:09:01.720 in the scientific area than in most other places is we've got to be comfortable challenging some of

00:09:07.880 these old orthodoxies. And part of that is welcoming people who are a little unusual because unless you

00:09:14.000 do that, like you're not going to solve America's problems with McKinsey consultants who say everything

00:09:19.040 the right way all the time. No offense, no offense for the McKinsey consultants because

00:09:24.360 many of whom are very brilliant people, but like you need the consultant mindset. You also need the person

00:09:32.560 who is just thinking about an idea because it's interesting and it's fascinating and it's not

00:09:38.040 being focused on enough in the right way. We're going to take a quick break here, folks. On the

00:09:43.740 other side of this quick break, we're going to be joined by Mark Marano of ClimateDepot.com. We're

00:09:47.540 going to have a little bit of a fun episode today. Take the edge off a little bit midweek, make it feel

00:09:51.540 like a Friday. He's over in Belém, Brazil right now for the COP30. That's the climate summit.

00:10:00.280 That's just full of Marxist globalists. Mark's down there right now having a blast. He's going to be

00:10:06.020 joining us from Brazil on the other side of this quick break. Before we go to break, I like to bring

00:10:10.060 you guys a fun clip whenever I can or whenever I find a good one. This is President Trump this week

00:10:15.380 in the White House with the president of Syria in his little room. President Trump has this little

00:10:21.660 room off the Oval Office where he has all his memorabilia and merchandise and the hats and all

00:10:26.360 the trinkets that he gives out. He's got this new cologne out here and he was giving it away to

00:10:32.600 the president of Syria, President Ahmed Ashara, who visited the White House and some of his people.

00:10:38.720 Just take a listen to President Trump and spring the cologne on them and ask him about his wife or wives.

00:10:45.380 This is men's, men's, men's fragrance, right. Yeah. Yeah. This is it. It's the best fragrance.

00:10:57.300 Come here, man. I have no one here, sir. Okay. So what we'll do is just take that, Joe, put it in

00:11:05.060 and then the other one is your wife. How many wives? Is it just one or is there more 0.84

00:11:17.460 some President Trump squirted with cologne in the back of our neck? That's absolutely hysterical,

00:11:22.900 but that's the testament of who that man is. He's very genuine. Doesn't matter if he's with the

00:11:26.840 president of a country, if he's with Joe Schmo outside mowing the lawn. He's a good man.

00:11:32.340 We're taking a quick break here, folks. On the other side, like I said, we're going to be joined

00:11:35.280 by Mark Marano, ClimateDepot.com. Don't turn that dial. We'll be back in less than 60 seconds. I promise.

00:11:47.220 Thanks, everybody, for staying with us here on The Great America Show. Please be sure to hit the

00:11:50.180 like, subscribe, follow button, YouTube, and rumble. As promised, joining us live from Belim,

00:11:55.600 Brazil. Not Steve Irwin. It's Mark Marano, who's down in Brazil for the COP30. Mark, give us a vibe

00:12:04.260 check, I guess, first on what's the vibe down there at the COP30 right now? They destroyed the

00:12:10.120 rainforest to make a four-lane highway. I don't get it. Yeah, let's start with that. This entire

00:12:17.460 conference, according now that this was a BBC News exclusive, so this isn't some, you know,

00:12:23.820 right-wing thing that is accusing the UN. The BBC reported on this a few months back when they

00:12:29.360 did this. The Brazilian government admitted. Now, this week, the Brazilian government's trying to

00:12:33.360 deny it. Oh, we didn't build that highway for the conference. Well, it's there. We went to it. I have

00:12:38.340 a stand-up, actually, where the construction zone is. You can see the dirt road leading up to the

00:12:42.820 highway. And what happened was they had to clear-cut tens of thousands of acres, hundreds of thousands of

00:12:49.380 trees, in order to give the traffic flow and accommodate the 30,000 to 50,000 people that are

00:12:55.700 cramming into this small, relatively small Brazilian city of Belém. And what they did is they literally

00:13:04.400 just went in and mowed down the forest, put in the highway. The environmental minister, this is a few

00:13:09.780 months back, tells the BBC, well, we had to do it because we want as many people from around the world

00:13:15.320 to come to this UN climate summit so we could showcase to the world how we've been saving the

00:13:20.920 rainforest. Not making that up. Not to be outdone. They're now trying to spin it as, well, we really

00:13:26.420 didn't build it for the conference. And by the way, we have a, I call it, clear-cut 30 is what we're

00:13:32.320 calling it instead of COP30. But now it's morphing into guilt trip 30 because the Brazilian government

00:13:38.140 yesterday came up with a proposal for the United States and Europe and all the wealthy nations to pay

00:13:44.020 countries like Brazil and Indonesia billions of dollars not to clear-cut their rainforest.

00:13:49.860 I'm sorry, we have to pay you money so that you don't clear-cut the rainforest for a UN? How about

00:13:54.440 we just don't host any more UN summits and then you don't have to clear-cut the rainforest for highways?

00:14:00.780 That's mind-blowing to me, Mark, that the stupidity and the people who are involved in this whole

00:14:06.380 entire thing and America, Donald Trump sending no US delegation because he doesn't believe in it.

00:14:12.640 You're our unofficial delegate down there for the summit right now. Are you the most hated man down

00:14:19.400 there, would you say? Yes. Every day I get hassled going in. They take my passport. I was doing a live

00:14:25.980 interview with Joe Piscopo today. Couldn't get my passport back. They wouldn't let me in. I finally

00:14:31.080 had to argue. They claim it's all this bureaucratic snafu. I've been banned for life from this conference

00:14:36.740 back in 2016 when I had a cardboard cutout of Donald Trump and I had a paper shredder and I

00:14:42.220 shredded the UN-Paris climate agreement. I was escorted out by armed UN climate cops. They

00:14:47.540 confiscated my bag and they banned me for life. A year later, we did an appeal process and I was

00:14:53.400 allowed back in, but I had to go have a one-on-one meeting. I had to sign a document saying I would

00:14:58.380 behave and pledge to follow all the real-on rules. They've let me in with restrictions since that time.

00:15:04.340 So I'm very barely able to get in. They hate me so much here that I'm starting to hate myself.

00:15:09.700 I mean, I'm starting to think maybe they're right. I don't know what's going on, but

00:15:12.780 what's interesting, you mentioned the unofficial delegation. Well, Fox News has recognized me as

00:15:18.060 the unofficial U.S. delegation since this is the first time in 33 years when George H.W. Bush got us

00:15:26.220 into this in 1992 that there's been no official U.S. delegation. Well, guess what? The arrogance of

00:15:33.420 Gavin Newsom, he was declared the unofficial climate ambassador by Politico. And he's down

00:15:40.980 here yesterday. And I'm telling you right now, we have an online poll. It's like a North Korean 1.00

00:15:45.460 election. I'm spanking. I'm beating them 96% to four among my readers on social media that I should

00:15:52.500 be declared the unofficial delegate, not Gavin Newsom. So you still have time to vote. I think

00:15:56.480 the poll's got a few more minutes left. Oh, you know what? If they don't go in your favor,

00:16:00.820 we'll figure out a way. We'll call up one of those election companies to figure out how we can

00:16:04.820 maybe. We'll allow mail-in bouting a week after the election. So what is the general agenda there

00:16:14.280 every single day? What are people, what are they talking about? I mean, I can't imagine up here,

00:16:20.180 Mark, right now on the East Coast, it's like freezing. It's 37 degrees with wind chill. I'm going down to

00:16:26.580 Florida this weekend, my place down there. And I'm praying for global warming because I'm freezing my

00:16:31.060 rear end off up here. Well, as you can see, it is, it's like the tropics here. Well, I guess it is

00:16:36.400 the tropics. We're south of the equator. It's in the low nineties, a hundred percent. I don't know

00:16:41.480 what the exact number is by like 80, 90% humidity. It is sticky, hot every afternoon. There's massive

00:16:47.180 rain showers. If you get caught in them, I got, I stepped in the puddles. They don't have good

00:16:51.040 drainage here. They don't have good infrastructure. But the agenda has been to bash Donald Trump in

00:16:58.300 America. And that includes with Gavin Newsom. And the other agenda is to praise China. Remember,

00:17:03.940 this goes back to Donald Trump pulling us out of the UN Paris Agreement, number one, climate deal.

00:17:09.520 Secondly, they never forgave him back in September of this year, just two months ago,

00:17:14.320 when he stood up before the New York General Assembly in New York at the UN building and said that

00:17:20.280 climate change and the whole UN process was a con, a fraud, a cult, that they were wrong and that

00:17:26.820 they should basically disband and admit they were wrong. China immediately followed Trump on the stage

00:17:33.500 and they announced they were increasing their pledges to the UN climate agenda. Immediately,

00:17:38.620 they became heroes of the UN. And so when you walk in this conference, John, the first thing you see

00:17:44.920 after you get hassled and they take your passport, you finally get in the door, it's a giant Chinese 1.00

00:17:49.840 pavilion and two Chinese flags, a giant sign that says China. And I'm not making this up a table

00:17:57.660 with all of Xi Jinping's books. And I swear to you, he's got the biggest smile on his face you've ever

00:18:03.080 seen. And why not? The United Nations is serving up the Western world, complete obedience to China and 0.99

00:18:11.680 making them wealthy, making them powerful and giving them economic superpower status well into the next

00:18:18.480 century. So is China have a just trying to have a full delegation there? Will Xi Jinping even go

00:18:24.480 down to Brazil? I have not heard of Xi Jinping's here, but they have a they have seemingly hourly

00:18:29.700 briefings. And these briefings and they have one of the biggest pavilions, as I mentioned,

00:18:34.300 right, you walk in. They are standing room only. They are packed. They are full of all the Western 0.99

00:18:39.880 environmentalists just lusting after. You can almost hear they're wishing the Xi Jinping were,

00:18:44.680 you know, the president of the United States. That's how much they lust for this guy and for

00:18:49.200 what China is doing. And so they just love it. In fact, Gavin Newsom said Donald Trump is losing

00:18:55.580 the clean energy race to China. And this is about no. If you want to have a fake race, go ahead.

00:19:01.180 Everything else is fake here. Fake environmentalism, fake saving the trees, fake nudity, which we can get

00:19:06.320 to in a minute. But this fake energy race is also nonsense. Well, what's that? Yeah. I mean,

00:19:13.160 what is their goal? Like what what is the purpose of the of this of the COP30? What's the purpose of

00:19:19.500 the meeting? OK, it goes back to 1992. George H.W. Bush signs the Rio Earth Summit Treaty, which

00:19:26.180 basically lays out the foundation that starts all these U.N. climate summits, which says we, the nations

00:19:31.960 of the world, acknowledge carbon dioxide as a problem. And we must regulate it in order to

00:19:37.220 save the planet, essentially. So they start the annual U.N. climate summit. They start the net

00:19:41.640 zero agenda. They start sustainable development. They start the centrally planned, you know, U.N.

00:19:47.580 bureaucrats where we get like we almost had a global shipping tax. They're trying to do a global 1.00

00:19:52.180 airline tax right now. They're doing hundreds of billions of dollars a year in climate slush funds.

00:19:57.000 All of that began. And the idea is you have to trust the science a la COVID, where basically the

00:20:03.780 U.N. is a self-serving lobbying organization. This organization, the IPCC that started the science

00:20:09.220 formed in 1988. The first U.N. report was 1990. The treaty was 1992. We are in a situation where the

00:20:17.500 United Nations has two bonuses for going for them. They get to use the science and pick their scientists

00:20:24.020 and claim we face a climate emergency. And therefore, we have to do something about it.

00:20:28.700 And they get to be in charge of the solution. So it's a self-interested lobbying organization.

00:20:33.920 That's what this has been for 33 years when the U.S. signed on to it. So anything that happens,

00:20:39.720 they get to say, oh, it's worse than we thought because our handpicked scientists say it is.

00:20:43.940 And by the way, we're now we've been in charge of the solution. They have no incentive of ever saying,

00:20:48.480 you know what, it's not as bad as we thought, because then they would lose the ability

00:20:51.620 to regulate and be in charge of the solution. That's the con of this whole entire United Nations

00:20:57.140 conference. And we are calling and I've done this now. This is big news because I was on Fox

00:21:02.120 and Friends Sunday morning. Donald Trump tweeted and embedded the video of my entire segment calling

00:21:08.840 it a scandal about this clear cutting of the highway. But in the same video, I called on Mr.

00:21:14.360 President, tear up this treaty from 1992 that George H.W. Bush got us into. If we can get the U.S.

00:21:22.560 to vacate that treaty, legal analysts are saying that it would then require the next president,

00:21:28.640 if it's Gavin Newsom or AOC, to sign a new treaty with the U.N., a new treaty, a new U.N. treaty.

00:21:35.400 And then you would have to have it ratified again. So that's what we can do. We need permanence.

00:21:40.260 We can't go Obama, Trump, Biden, Trump. No more yin yang. Mr. President, tear up the treaty.

00:21:46.280 Let's get out of this. Let's make it as hard as possible for future administrations to ever get

00:21:51.280 us back into this fiasco. So everything you just told me about this, they can't do this over a

00:21:56.160 simple Zoom phone call or a Zoom meeting like we're doing right now where I'm not even going to guess

00:22:01.440 how many miles, 3,000 miles away between you and us, maybe something like that.

00:22:04.620 Hold on to the story, color commentary. Yeah, they would never do a Zoom call. It's just not

00:22:09.020 if possible. They have to come here in person. Took me 38 hours from Washington Dulles Airport

00:22:14.160 to get finally to the city of Belém here in Brazil. Our plane had a mechanical delay due to,

00:22:21.780 I believe, the government shutdown. They couldn't work on it. They offered it. This is no joke. At

00:22:26.000 three in the morning at Washington Dulles Airport, right outside of D.C., they were offering us,

00:22:31.020 United Airlines, to then get a shuttle. First of all, go to the airport, go to baggage claim,

00:22:36.600 then wait in line, then get on a shuttle bus, then go 25 minutes to a hotel, wait probably another

00:22:41.560 half hour in the lobby, check into your room, then go to sleep, and then get back on your,

00:22:45.980 get up like an hour later, head back on the shuttle bus, go back to the airport,

00:22:50.240 go through airport security, go through baggage claim, go to the distant gate, and then your plane

00:22:54.620 would take off at 930. I ended up sleeping in the airport. Thanks, Democrats, for the government

00:22:59.500 shutdown. And then the next day we arrive in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The same thing happens,

00:23:05.080 another mechanical breakdown. We finally get her 38 hours to get to this destination. So sorry about

00:23:11.360 that. And no, you'd think a Zoom would be enough, but that's not even on the table. Everyone loves

00:23:16.740 coming. They have cruise ships in order to facilitate all the hotels because there's a hotel

00:23:22.400 shortage. Cruise ships, which have a higher carbon footprint than flying here in your hotel and

00:23:27.660 restaurants combined. They're one of the most carbon intensive activities next to private jets.

00:23:35.080 Have you learned anything while you've been over there? I mean, it's just so much asinine to me

00:23:44.160 that world leaders, and I get it, Mark, it's the whole vacation, get away from the family,

00:23:49.860 expensive dinners, all that good stuff for these world leaders.

00:23:52.580 It's got great restaurants, great Portuguese restaurants. I'm talking, they got great crabs,

00:23:58.540 great shrimp, great local fish, love the seafood. The chicken, very scrawny, mostly unedible. The

00:24:06.100 beef is actually pretty good. They have good agriculture here. That seems pretty good.

00:24:09.320 Are they serving up beef? Because I remember last time you were at, where was it, Azerbaijan?

00:24:13.740 Azerbaijan, they were serving up bug sandwiches, right?

00:24:17.760 Yes, they were. They actually had lines in all the meat. This is last year. Well, this year,

00:24:22.540 you walk into the, first of all, there's a couple scams going on.

00:24:25.960 A couple?

00:24:27.520 A couple relating to the food. First of all, the UN wants you to eat bugs. The UN wants you to eat

00:24:33.620 fake meat, et cetera, lab-grown meat. You walk in, the first thing you see is Bob's Burgers,

00:24:39.540 and there's hamburgers, there's cheeseburgers, there's all kinds of different burgers on the

00:24:44.040 menu. And I just talked to Politico today, and they said they sold out of all the hamburgers

00:24:48.640 yesterday. Now, they do have a vegan offering, but as far as we can tell, no one's interested.

00:24:52.980 And not only that, but next to Bob's Burger, they have a meat supplier with chicken and beef.

00:24:58.220 And those are, these are the two longest lines of anything here at the conference center.

00:25:02.320 The scam is you can't go in and buy food. You have to buy a UN food card, a cashless society,

00:25:08.820 a digital currency, if you will. And you have to buy this card. They give you in increments of,

00:25:14.680 you know, 10 reals or 20 reals. And then when you have to like monitor it with a separate person,

00:25:20.020 get in line with this, find out how much is on your card. Almost no one's going to be able to

00:25:23.940 zero out their card because it won't come out even. And guess what? The UN is going to end up

00:25:27.740 with 30,000 delegates leaving here and all this credit on there. And there's some process where

00:25:32.740 you got to apply it. It'll take a few weeks to get your refund. Scam, scam, scam.

00:25:37.520 And that's where the second thing is PETA's hair. I give them credit. They're protesting that the 0.89

00:25:43.600 fact that UN is serving meat, given the hypocrisy. So give people to ethical people. But one problem,

00:25:49.360 I might sound like a chauvinist here, but they had a beautiful Brazilian actress and now she's going to 1.00

00:25:54.540 pose nude out in front of the conference. So you can imagine this was a pretty big event. It turns out,

00:26:00.660 and you can see the photos on PETA online. She had a bathing suit on. They painted her body around the 1.00

00:26:05.940 bathing suit. She was never nude. You had all these people disappointed. They couldn't even do

00:26:10.760 real nudity. The nudity was fake. The meat was real. The nudity was fake.

00:26:17.480 Maybe they should have went out to Portland, Oregon to find out how to do it, Mark.

00:26:21.960 No, I also was reading in my morning reading this morning. I saw Reuters was reporting that there was

00:26:28.960 an indigenous people protest.

00:26:31.760 Yes, they invaded the conference last night.

00:26:33.780 That's brilliant. What was up with them?

00:26:36.540 They were upset about the whole program. First of all, particularly since COVID, the UN conference used

00:26:44.060 to be more entertaining to attend. In other words, I've been coming since 2002. I've been like 22 of the

00:26:50.640 last 24. And they used to be the, for lack of a better phrase, whack job environmentalists, anti-capitalists,

00:27:00.000 the socialists, the anti-development, anti-human crowd who wanted Earth to be a Garden of Eden.

00:27:05.100 You would have the environmentalists. You'd have all these wacky signs and activists and protests.

00:27:09.820 Ever, particularly since COVID, what do you think happened? Corporate collusion came in. It's been

00:27:15.120 corporatized. Everything. Now, you walk around this conference, it's all, here's AT&T. Here's

00:27:20.860 Citibank. Here's Chase Manhattan. Here's the World Economic Forum. There's a short... Everything is

00:27:26.420 corporate blandness, corporate careful wording, corporate tested signs that basically say nothing.

00:27:35.040 And I think the hardcore activists have had enough. So the indigenous people came and invaded security last 1.00

00:27:40.340 night after hours, broke into the event, you know, and upset about this. And it basically has

00:27:46.460 been. I mean, this is, this is no longer the fever dream of sort of your anti-development Greenpeace

00:27:54.060 activists. This is now the frightening reality of corporate government collusion led by the Bill Gates

00:28:00.240 and the George Soros and the Richard Bransons and the Jeff Bezos and the, with all these international

00:28:06.100 bodies. And they're imposing this agenda while looking like it's all just corporate,

00:28:11.540 corporate ease, all dull speaking. These conferences are just dullsville the last six years.

00:28:17.540 So do you, what do you do when you're in there? I mean, do you do what all come around?

00:28:21.000 We've been interviewing, we've been interviewing, we interviewed the Soros delegation today.

00:28:25.260 And they're talking about essentially trying to preserve the rainforest. What they're trying to do

00:28:31.240 and what this corporatization is, it's called the financialization of nature. Now, it used to be

00:28:37.520 where government would set aside land and the government would own it all. Well, that's not

00:28:41.680 happening anymore. Corporations, especially after COVID realized, hey, we can cash in on this. So

00:28:48.260 what's happening now is corporations, this is how you get Bill Gates being the number one farmland

00:28:52.800 owner. This is how you get the net zero agenda, putting out 10,000 small and medium-sized family farms in

00:28:58.560 the Netherlands is one example, in Ireland, culling all the cows. They're pounding the small farmers.

00:29:05.280 And guess who's taken over? The big agribusiness firms. And they're doing this with nature preserves.

00:29:11.140 And they're basically turning it into stock options where people can invest. In the absurd case here,

00:29:16.680 you have carbon offsets from wealthy white Europeans who want to travel and, you know,

00:29:22.360 the millionaire billionaire set, but they need, they have to assuage their guilt. This is what John Kerry brags

00:29:27.260 about, what Bill Gates brags about. So what have they done? There's African nations where they bought 1.00

00:29:31.800 up 20% of the land with carbon offsets, where the African countries can't develop their own natural

00:29:38.860 resources because it's owned by corporate outsiders. That's the financialization of nature. They're

00:29:44.820 trying to give lakes and streams, human rights, and it's going to be owned by this corporate entity,

00:29:51.280 sort of like turning it into a Wall Street venture. This is a really changed development. It was much

00:29:57.200 more fun battling the wacko environmentalists, you know, like Rush Limbaugh used to talk about.

00:30:02.260 This is now the sophisticated global oligarchs that we're fighting.

00:30:07.860 So how many more days are you there for?

00:30:10.060 I return back to Washington, D.C. Sunday morning, so I leave Brazil Saturday night late.

00:30:15.500 And we're heading to Sao Paulo on Saturday, and we'll get a tour of that. That's where Gavin Newsom

00:30:20.220 actually was two days ago, giving speeches. But we took a tour to the Amazon jungle, a jungle tour.

00:30:26.980 And we talked to a lot of people there, and they're like, all the local indigenous people,

00:30:31.360 they want development. They praise the fact that the Brazilian government a few years ago put in

00:30:35.680 power lines, they have electricity. And this, of course, is to the horror of a lot of the

00:30:39.800 environmentalists and even corporations attending here, because they think this should be a Garden of

00:30:44.340 Eden, that these people should live like, you know, they should be like a zoo where Westerners come and 1.00

00:30:48.960 visit them and say, oh, look at that. Look, they're in their little native environment.

00:30:52.240 They want long life expectancy, lower infant mortality, and energy development is the greatest

00:30:58.920 asset. You walk out of this house, $5,000 for this house rental. We run out of water. Only a few

00:31:05.500 rooms are air conditioned. I'm constantly in sweat here. $5,000 for the week. You make a right out of

00:31:11.680 here. Trash piled high. Potholes everywhere. The street's uneven. It looks like it's been at Beirut 1.00

00:31:18.440 after a bombing. And the poverty is unbelievable. We sit at a restaurant and homeless people come

00:31:24.400 up and you end up giving them food. I mean, it's like, then they're talking about New York, Mark.

00:31:29.600 Brazilians net zero. 1.00

00:31:31.120 You just described New York. I'm not sure you're going to run for the mayor of Belém, Brazil here.

00:31:36.820 I think he would do very well. Offer everything free. Free food, free development, free housing.

00:31:42.320 Yeah, it'd be excellent. I saw the king of Sweden today. He's sort of annoyed, asking why

00:31:48.860 Europe has to foot the bill for the green new energy. And I'm like, dude, do you realize

00:31:53.260 like every single leader, prime minister, president, whatever you call them for the

00:31:57.320 respective countries of your European Union countries want this garbage? It's America

00:32:02.040 who's been footing the bill for this thing for 30, 40, 50 years, and we don't even want

00:32:06.640 it.

00:32:06.860 Yeah. So it's nice that they're getting a taste of your own medicine. By the way, it's

00:32:09.900 a beautiful rainbow behind you.

00:32:12.400 Really?

00:32:13.400 I don't know if you can see it.

00:32:13.940 I do see that. Yeah, that's pretty good. Yeah. It's constantly raining here. It's like

00:32:17.820 the tropics. Well, it is.

00:32:18.840 Is that why they call it the rainforest?

00:32:20.920 What's that?

00:32:21.640 Is that why they call it the Amazon rainforest?

00:32:23.540 That's right. Yeah. By the way, even the tarantulas were fake. Let me tell you this.

00:32:28.120 We went on this jungle tour. We're going through the actual dense jungle. You got bug spray.

00:32:33.080 You got all this stuff. And they're like, oh, look at this. We found a tarantula. And

00:32:36.960 they're like, oh, everyone's all excited. Like, oh, like our group was special. Turns

00:32:40.640 out the local indigenous people who work with the tour company have this as a pet tarantula 0.98

00:32:47.140 and they bring it out to wow us, you know, tourists who are paying money and they're letting

00:32:52.100 everyone hold it. So even the tarantula is real, but it's a fake, you know, it's a fake

00:32:56.160 natural find in the woods. It's about as real as the UN climate agenda. Everything we're

00:33:03.080 finding out here. Again, the meat is real. The nudity is fake. And the tarantulas are

00:33:08.660 fake.

00:33:10.920 Straight out of a movie. Mark Morano, ClimateDepot.com. You get the last word here, my friend.

00:33:16.500 You get the last word.

00:33:17.760 Thank you, John. Well, we're, you know, let's just hope Donald Trump gets us permanently out

00:33:22.420 of this. That's what we need to do. Check out my updates at ClimateDepot on X and also

00:33:27.200 on ClimateDepot.com. Thank you very much, John.

00:33:31.260 ClimateDepot.com, folks.

00:33:32.380 I'm being soaked here. Well.

00:33:33.760 All your good news. Mark Morano, thanks so much. We'll talk to you soon.

00:33:36.280 All right. Thank you.

00:33:37.300 Okay. All right. Bye.

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