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Speaker 1: number is eight hundred and ninety four one Sean. If
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Speaker 1: have some of the highlights of President Trump his speech.
Speaker 1: I mean, he just ripped into Europe on a lot
Speaker 1: of really key, pivotal, important issues. I'm sure there was
Speaker 1: a collective sire relief when he said He's not going
Speaker 1: to take Greenland by force. But he bashed Europe for
Speaker 1: being weak, empathetic and buying into this this climate alarmism
Speaker 1: cult and their reliance on windmills and what losers they are.
Speaker 1: I mean, this goes back to his first term when
Speaker 1: he gave then German Chancellor Merkle the white flag of
Speaker 1: surrender for doing a multi multi billion dollar deal with
Speaker 1: Russia for natural gas, relying on, you know, their top
Speaker 1: geopolitical foe, which was really stupid, making Russia rich and strong.
Speaker 1: Just President lashed into their immigration policies, their socialist economies,
Speaker 1: their unfair trade practices, their their lack of national security
Speaker 1: and defense priorities. I mean, he just laid him out,
Speaker 1: but he did it in rather very Trumpian way. It
Speaker 1: was nice, but it was firm I was shocked. Apparently
Speaker 1: al Gore was in Davos, and you know, and and
Speaker 1: you know, predicted one to two billion migrants crossing international
Speaker 1: borders by twenty fifty. Warning the Eastern Mediterranean migrant crisis
Speaker 1: led Orbon and Brexit and authoritarian friendly governments to say,
Speaker 1: it's hard to imagine what a billion climate migrants would
Speaker 1: do to our capacity for self governments. So I decided
Speaker 1: to go back, do a little research and look at
Speaker 1: you know, go to al Gore Earth for the Unbalanced.
Speaker 1: I think it came out, well the year did this
Speaker 1: come out twenty ten? I mean back in the day.
Speaker 1: I mean al Gore predicted catastrophic rise of the sea
Speaker 1: levels in the near future. You know, Greenland and Antarctica
Speaker 1: melting in the near future. Sea levels are rising. But no,
Speaker 1: he's wrong that that never came to fruition that CO
Speaker 1: two levels showed CO two at the way they measured
Speaker 1: is three eighty ppm in two thousand and six, predicting
Speaker 1: it would be six hundred and fifty years. No, not
Speaker 1: even close to six hundred is prediction. He as far
Speaker 1: as Arctic ice, he predicted the entire North Polar ice
Speaker 1: cap would be gone in five to seven years. All
Speaker 1: that time has come and gone, and scientists expressed confusion
Speaker 1: over the exact probability. But the ice free prediction never materialized.
Speaker 1: Like everything else, you know, he went through hurricane intensity
Speaker 1: and actually frequency and frequency and frequency drops slightly. Intensity,
Speaker 1: you know it changes, you know are negligible. You know,
Speaker 1: he talked about the snows of Kilimajaro and predicted they'd
Speaker 1: be gone in a decade. No snows still exist, and sorry,
Speaker 1: he's wrong on that, and it's just this climate alarmism.
Speaker 1: Here's some of his predictions in his own words.
Speaker 2: We're still putting one hundred and sixty two million tons
Speaker 2: into it every single day, and the accumulated amount is
Speaker 2: now trapping as much extra heat as would be released
Speaker 2: by six hundred thousand Herosima class atomic bombs exploding every
Speaker 2: single day on the Earth. That's what's boiling the oceans,
Speaker 2: creating these atmospheric rivers and the rain bombs and sucking
Speaker 2: the moisture out of the land and creating the droughts
Speaker 2: and melting the ice and raising the sea level and
Speaker 2: causing these waves of climate refugees predicted to reach one
Speaker 2: billion in this century. Look at the xenophobia and political
Speaker 2: authoritarian trends that have come from just a few million refugees.
Speaker 3: What about a billion?
Speaker 2: We would lose our capacity for self go on this world.
Speaker 4: We have a planetary emergency. That phrase may sound shrill
Speaker 4: or a harmised, but it's not. We may have less
Speaker 4: than ten years before we cross a point of no return,
Speaker 4: but we as a free governing people in the one
Speaker 4: nation with the best chance to lead the world at
Speaker 4: a moment when the future of civilization is at risk,
Speaker 4: we have to find a way to not only talk about,
Speaker 4: but effectively deal with this issue.
Speaker 3: It's not fine.
Speaker 4: The Earth has a fever that is growing more and
Speaker 4: more intense. It is a planetary emergency. They pay pseudo
Speaker 4: scientists to pretend to be scientists to.
Speaker 2: Put out them message. This climate thing, it's nonsense. Man
Speaker 2: made co two doesn't trap, it's not. It may be
Speaker 2: volcanoes both. It may be so boom, it's not getting
Speaker 2: warmer booth. It's no longer acceptable in a mixed company
Speaker 2: meaning bipartisan company to use the damn word climate. It's
Speaker 2: not acceptable now.
Speaker 4: Unbelievably, they tell us that unless we act with great urgency,
Speaker 4: the entire North Polar ice cap could be gone in
Speaker 4: less than twenty three years. I'll tell you, the resistance
Speaker 4: to civil rights laws was just as fierce, if not
Speaker 4: more so, than the resistance to solving the climate crisis.
Speaker 1: All Right, you get the idea. By the way, he
Speaker 1: started this climate alarmism cultism in ninety two. That was
Speaker 1: from like ninety two to twenty ten, and here we
Speaker 1: are and all his predictions are wrong. Anyway, Mark Morano,
Speaker 1: he's actually in Davos right now, and he wrote the
Speaker 1: bestseller Great Reset, Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown. He
Speaker 1: has written extensively about al Gore's lives. I mean, he's
Speaker 1: peddled these lives and predictions in the specific timeframes that
Speaker 1: have come and gone, and he's been proven wrong again
Speaker 1: and again. Why does anybody listen to him anymore?
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, that was an amazing rundown of
Speaker 5: all of al Gore's predictions over the years, and it's
Speaker 5: an incredible display of just he said, it's not shrill,
Speaker 5: it's not alarmism.
Speaker 3: Yes it is shrill.
Speaker 5: It is alarmism. It's scientifically and accurate. And here's the
Speaker 5: good news, Sun, this is the first Davos meeting that
Speaker 5: I'm aware of. Al Goret was completely irrelevant. He showed
Speaker 5: up at a Bloomberg forum. He started talking about the
Speaker 5: climate refugees, et cetera, et cetera, and guess what, no
Speaker 5: one paid attention. They did a survey of the World
Speaker 5: Economic Form members this year. BIMOTT is now dropped significantly
Speaker 5: in their rankings. Even the members who are attending aren't
Speaker 5: even talking about it. The co chair, Larry Fink has
Speaker 5: now said that solar and wind can't power AI data centers,
Speaker 5: that we need dispatchable fossil fuel power were nuclear to
Speaker 5: do it. So the head of the World Economic Forum
Speaker 5: is now saying that basically the climate agenda is dead.
Speaker 5: It gets worse. Bill Gates is now saying climate is
Speaker 5: not a catastrophe. Climate is not an emergency. We need
Speaker 5: to have human flourishing. And al Gore when he went
Speaker 5: to COP thirty in Brazil, when I was down there
Speaker 5: last November, he spent his time attacking Bill Gates.
Speaker 3: So now you have two.
Speaker 5: Major climate figures to al Gore and Bill Gates attacking
Speaker 5: each other. He said that Bill Gates was acting silly,
Speaker 5: and so that is where we are. Al Gore is
Speaker 5: now isolated even among his own Davos crowd. That's how shrill,
Speaker 5: that's how alarmist, and that's how he irrelevant. Al Gore
Speaker 5: has become today. And just having Donald Trump there today,
Speaker 5: just with the icing on the cake just tumbling up.
Speaker 1: I mean, he just humbled Europe. But by the way,
Speaker 1: every criticism is legitimate. Europe is collapsing as a continent,
Speaker 1: and they're collapsing because of their adaptation of wide open borders,
Speaker 1: no demand for assimilation. Did you ever think that you've
Speaker 1: seen in your lifetime eighty some odds sharia courts in
Speaker 1: Great Britain, no go zones and parts of Europe that
Speaker 1: they've adopted the socialist economy. You think they would have
Speaker 1: learned from Maggie Thatcher, but they haven't. This climate, religious cult,
Speaker 1: their lack of desire or urgency to defend their continent,
Speaker 1: and their effecklessness, their impotence to defend their own continent.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 5: In fact, we actually had a counter world Economic form
Speaker 5: event in Switzerland and we featured Liz trust To former
Speaker 5: UK Prime Minister, who went on and on about it.
Speaker 5: It's horrifying what's happening the free speech in England right now,
Speaker 5: and we had Vakloff Kluft, the earliest founders of going
Speaker 5: against al Gore and the U and agenda. So there
Speaker 5: are people trying to fight back. But the sad thing
Speaker 5: about Europe is they bought into this for so many decades.
Speaker 5: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnek spoke today at the World Economic
Speaker 5: It was a mind bending speech. It was amazing. He said,
Speaker 5: why would Europe outsource all of their energies to China
Speaker 5: and all these other countries when they don't even make batteries?
Speaker 5: Why would they think that was a good idea? And
Speaker 5: he went through So it was not only Donald Trump,
Speaker 5: there was other members of administration. Scott Best was there
Speaker 5: and they were just ripping new ones for Europe and
Speaker 5: the folly of this whole agenda. Now, the World Economy
Speaker 5: Form hasn't given up on the climate agenda completely. It's
Speaker 5: gone underground. They had a climate hub there and I'm
Speaker 5: not making this up. They had the car that was
Speaker 5: saving the climate on display on the main strip in
Speaker 5: Davos today and it was no bigger than a lawnmower
Speaker 5: with a roof on it, and it barely held two
Speaker 5: people with a bench sheet. And my first thought, I
Speaker 5: did a video of it, and I just said, very simply,
Speaker 5: Americans would be driving this car if it weren't for
Speaker 5: Donald Trump. It's kind of like, you know, you know,
Speaker 5: we'd be yea europe would be speaking German if it
Speaker 5: weren't for the United States. Donald Trump saved us from
Speaker 5: this agenda in a way that I don't think any
Speaker 5: other establish any other previous Republican nominee.
Speaker 1: And many look at where the Radical Democratic Party is
Speaker 1: right now, Mark, I mean, they want the Green New Deal,
Speaker 1: and that is rooted in part in this insane climate agenda.
Speaker 1: But the climate agenda expands way beyond that into everything's
Speaker 1: going to be free redistribution. You know, free daycare, free healthcare,
Speaker 1: free nurse nurses if you need it, free Obamacare, government
Speaker 1: guaranteed job and salary, and government guaranteed healthy food, and
Speaker 1: government guaranteed retirement. Womb to the tomb, craving a cradle
Speaker 1: to the grave. And they've been pushing this now forever.
Speaker 1: And you know in some places in this country, I mean,
Speaker 1: California is a great example. New York's a great example.
Speaker 1: Kami Mamdani and the Squad is a great example. And
Speaker 1: Jasmin Crockett would be a good example Grandpa Bernie Pocahontas.
Speaker 1: I mean, they all support what does crap and they
Speaker 1: are in.
Speaker 5: Fact, you mentioned Mandami. He's got a whole climate action
Speaker 5: plan for the state of New York. New York is
Speaker 5: about to send even harder into this nonsense, and you're
Speaker 5: going to have that, but you're also going to have
Speaker 5: even Kathy Hopel, the governor New York, was forced to
Speaker 5: say she wanted reliable energy and she's not going to
Speaker 5: meet the climate goal. So she has environmentalists attacking her
Speaker 5: because she's not meeting New York's climate goals, because they're
Speaker 5: outrage from the voters about their electric builds. You have
Speaker 5: even Gavin Newsom begging refineries to stay in California after
Speaker 5: spending years trying to force them out. So that's some
Speaker 5: hope that that they can all do this rhetorically. It's
Speaker 5: going to be harder and harder for them to follow
Speaker 5: through on the policies, even in the United States, even
Speaker 5: in these blue states, although we have in Virginia, my
Speaker 5: home state, you have the new governor actually getting us
Speaker 5: back into the regional all this stuff that all it's
Speaker 5: designed to do is raise energy prices make us more
Speaker 5: reliant on China. So Donald Trump's has his work cut
Speaker 5: out for us, but he has done the most by
Speaker 5: flipping the narrative. It's amazing and seeing Lee Zeldam the
Speaker 5: most consequential EPA chief in the agency's history, seeing fis
Speaker 5: Wright Energy Secretary. They call it a scam, a cult
Speaker 5: of religion. That is so important to reframe the narrative
Speaker 5: because it makes it so that it's very difficult for
Speaker 5: climate to actually become an issue that people take seriously.
Speaker 5: Even the CNN poster, by the way Harry Enteron said,
Speaker 5: concern about climate change in America has not been this
Speaker 5: low since the late nineteen eighty. So Donald Trump has
Speaker 5: done amazing and reframing.
Speaker 1: The issue it really has And what I love about
Speaker 1: him is he's fearless and he goes out there and
Speaker 1: he just says what's on his mind. What was the
Speaker 1: reaction in the.
Speaker 5: Room, It was amazing. I was in the American Pavilion
Speaker 5: and Nigel Ferrars was there, and I saw Kelly and
Speaker 5: Conway and everyone was very happy and excited with the
Speaker 5: way the speech went. Because what he did was there
Speaker 5: was a masterclass in terms of ramping up all the expectations.
Speaker 5: There was at one point where I think it was
Speaker 5: the European News reported that effort, led by Macrone, they
Speaker 5: were going to have an intervention for Donald Trump. Now
Speaker 5: this raised the specter of all these world leaders sitting
Speaker 5: around with a you know, a car waiting to take
Speaker 5: him off with some rehab. They were going to have
Speaker 5: an intervention with him because they were concerned about you know,
Speaker 5: Greenland so much. But he came in and it looks
Speaker 5: like what we're going to do is renegotiate the nineteen
Speaker 5: sixties agreement so that it explicitly bans Russia and China
Speaker 5: from having any access to Greenland's resources. And I think
Speaker 5: Donald Trump's going to do an incredible deal. It's going
Speaker 5: to benefit Greenland and probably Denmark and the United States.
Speaker 5: That's the way he does it. So everyone was very
Speaker 5: happy with that. Everyone was very happy with his you
Speaker 5: know refuge again reasserting the folly of wind and solar
Speaker 5: and the home that zero agenda.
Speaker 1: No, it's funny because I've been predicting for days. I said,
Speaker 1: you know, Donald Trump now has been on the world
Speaker 1: stage for eleven years and still people can't figure him out.
Speaker 1: And you know, he trolls people all the time, takes
Speaker 1: up more space in people's minds than anyone human being
Speaker 1: on earth. And you know, he said yesterday at his
Speaker 1: press conference, you'll see when it comes to Greenland, Are
Speaker 1: you going to invade Greenland? And then today no, but
Speaker 1: I think Donald Trump, I think you'll make of an
Speaker 1: offer that they can't refuse. That's my prediction.
Speaker 5: He literally hijacked this entire week with his comments. And
Speaker 5: that is just incredible right there alone. I mean, normally
Speaker 5: it's US presidents showing up and begging to be included,
Speaker 5: begging to go along with a zero agenda, et cetera.
Speaker 5: But Trump just slipped the entire dablished meeting this year
Speaker 5: and it was all about the United States. And and
Speaker 5: I think they are they are just in shock. They
Speaker 5: don't know how it again, they were trying to do
Speaker 5: an intervention with the US president. It was like comical
Speaker 5: stuff that was happening today.
Speaker 1: Mark Morono, Uh, get home safe. We appreciate you taking
Speaker 1: time from your trip to to be with us and
Speaker 1: being there and watching what's going on with these you know,
Speaker 1: extreme world leaders that are clueless anyway. Thanks for being
Speaker 1: with us. Eight hundred and nine four one. Shawn is
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Speaker 1: the program. All right, quick break right back as we continue.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go back to our top story, and
Speaker 1: that is President Trump. I mean, he goes to Davos
Speaker 1: and he well, first he tells European leaders they would
Speaker 1: be speaking German without us, talked about the issue of Greenland,
Speaker 1: and talked about Putin, and talked about Europe, but he
Speaker 1: really took on He took on the Canadian Prime Minister,
Speaker 1: He took on Emmanuel McCrone. He took on all of
Speaker 1: Europe and NATO and how weak and feckless that they are.
Speaker 2: And it was a really really.
Speaker 1: Powerful speech by the President, and he did it in
Speaker 1: his very Trumpian way. You know, he started out, I
Speaker 1: greet so many friends and a few enemies. He talked
Speaker 1: about Greenland, but he talked about he's not going to
Speaker 1: take Greenland by force. I think he's going.
Speaker 3: To make them an offer that they can't refuse.
Speaker 1: And you know, we talked about the success of his
Speaker 1: policies in this country, talked about the idiocy of Europe's
Speaker 1: immigration policies, the idiocy of their climate cultism and reliance
Speaker 1: on windmills, and how stupid it is, how their socialist
Speaker 1: economy is killing them, how they their weakness on national
Speaker 1: defense and NATO is pathetic. I mean, it was just
Speaker 1: a very powerful speech, and we're going to highlight a
Speaker 1: lot of it tonight on Hannity nine Eastern. But here's
Speaker 1: the president from earlier today.
Speaker 6: We never asked for anything, and we never got anything.
Speaker 6: We probably won't get anything unless I decide to use
Speaker 6: excessive strength and force where we would be frankly unstoppable.
Speaker 3: But I won't do that.
Speaker 6: Okay, Now everyone's saying, oh good, that's probably the biggest
Speaker 6: statement I made, because people thought I would use force.
Speaker 3: I don't have to use I don't want to use force.
Speaker 3: I won't use force.
Speaker 6: All the United States is asking for is a place
Speaker 6: called Greenland, where we already had it as a trustee,
Speaker 6: but respectfully returned it back to Denmark not long ago
Speaker 6: after we defeated the Germans, the Japanese, the Italians.
Speaker 3: And others in World War Two. We gave it back
Speaker 3: to them.
Speaker 6: And all we're asking for is to get Greenland, including
Speaker 6: right title and ownership, because you need the ownership to
Speaker 6: defend it.
Speaker 3: You can't defend it or a lease.
Speaker 6: Number one, legally, it's not defensible that way totally, and
Speaker 6: number two psychologically, who the hell wants.
Speaker 3: To defend a license agreement?
Speaker 6: Or at least we saw this in World War Two
Speaker 6: when Denmark fell to Germany after just six hours of
Speaker 6: fighting and was totally unable to defend either itself or Greenland.
Speaker 3: So the United States was then compelled we did it.
Speaker 6: We felt an obligation to do it, to send our
Speaker 6: own forces to hold the Greenland territory and hold it
Speaker 6: we did at great costs and expense. They didn't have
Speaker 6: a chance of getting on it, and they tried. Denmark
Speaker 6: knows that we literally set up bases on Greenland for Denmark.
Speaker 6: We fought for Denmark. We weren't fighting for anyone else.
Speaker 6: We were fighting to save it for Denmark, big beautiful
Speaker 6: piece of ice. It's hard to call it land, it's
Speaker 6: a big piece of ice. But we saved Greenland and
Speaker 6: successfully prevented our enemies from gaining a foothold in our hemisphere.
Speaker 6: So we did it for ourselves also, And then after
Speaker 6: the war, which we won, we won it big. Without us,
Speaker 6: right now, you'd all be speaking German and little Japanese perhaps.
Speaker 3: After the war we gave Greenland back to Denmark. How
Speaker 3: stupid were we to do that?
Speaker 6: But we did it. But we gave it back. But
Speaker 6: how ungrateful are they now? Greenland is a vast, almost
Speaker 6: entirely uninhabited and undeveloped territory, sitting undefended in a key
Speaker 6: strategic location between the United States, Russia, and China. That's
Speaker 6: exactly where it is right smack in the middle. Wasn't
Speaker 6: important nearly when we gave it back, you know, when
Speaker 6: we gave it back, wasn't the same as it is now.
Speaker 6: It's not important for any other reason, you know, to
Speaker 6: everyone talks about the manuals. There's so many places there's
Speaker 6: no rare earth, no such thing as rare earth's rare processing.
Speaker 3: But there's so much.
Speaker 6: Rare earth then this. To get to this rare earth,
Speaker 6: you got to go through hundreds of feet of ice.
Speaker 6: That's not the reason we need it. We need it
Speaker 6: for strategic national security and international security.
Speaker 3: Quickly.
Speaker 6: This afternoon, I want to discuss how we've achieved this
Speaker 6: economic miracle, how we intend to raise living standards for
Speaker 6: our citizens the levels never seen before, and perhaps how
Speaker 6: you two and the places where you come from can
Speaker 6: do much better by following what we're doing, because certain
Speaker 6: places in Europe are not even recognizable frankly anymore.
Speaker 3: They're not recognizable, and.
Speaker 6: We can argue about it, but there's no argument friends
Speaker 6: come back from different places. I don't want to insult
Speaker 6: anybody and say I don't recognize it, and that's not
Speaker 6: in a positive way.
Speaker 3: That's in a very negative way.
Speaker 6: And I love Europe and I want to see Europe
Speaker 6: go good, but.
Speaker 3: It's not heading in the right direction.
Speaker 6: In recent decades, it became conventional wisdom in Washington and
Speaker 6: European capitals that the only way to grow a modern
Speaker 6: Western economy was through ever increasing government spending, unchecked mass migration,
Speaker 6: and endless foreign imports.
Speaker 3: The consensus was that.
Speaker 6: So called dirty jobs and heavy industry should be sent elsewhere,
Speaker 6: that affordable energy should be replaced by the green new scam,
Speaker 6: and that countries could be propped up by importing new
Speaker 6: and entirely different populations from far away lands. But we
Speaker 6: put thirty percent tariff on Switzerland and all hell broke lows.
Speaker 6: They were calling, I mean, like you wouldn't believe, And
Speaker 6: I know so many people from Switzerland credible place, credible,
Speaker 6: brilliant place, but I didn't realize that they're only good
Speaker 6: because of us.
Speaker 3: And there's so many other examples.
Speaker 6: I mean us, probably other places, but a majority of
Speaker 6: the money that make us because of us, because we
Speaker 6: never arched him anything. So they come in, they said
Speaker 6: they're watches, no tariffs, no nothing. They walk away. They
Speaker 6: make forty one billion dollars on just us. So I said, no,
Speaker 6: we can't do that. So I'm going to bring it up.
Speaker 6: I still would have a deficit pretty substantial, but I
Speaker 6: brought it up to thirty percent, and the.
Speaker 3: I guess Prime Minister. I don't think president.
Speaker 6: I think Prime Minister called a woman and she was
Speaker 6: very repetitive. She said, no, no, no, you cannot do
Speaker 6: that thirty percent. You cannot do that. We are a small,
Speaker 6: small country. I said, yeah, but you have a big,
Speaker 6: big deficit. You may be small, but you have a
Speaker 6: big deficit than big countries. He said no, no, no, please,
Speaker 6: you cannot do it. Kept saying the same thing over
Speaker 6: and over. We are a small country. I said, but
Speaker 6: you're a big country in terms of and she just
Speaker 6: rubbed me the wrong way. I'll be honest with you,
Speaker 6: and I said all right, thank you, ma'am. Appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Do not do this, Thank you very much, ma'am. And
Speaker 6: I made it thirty nine percent. And then all hell
Speaker 6: really broke out and I was paid visits by everybody.
Speaker 6: Rolex came to see me. They all came to see me.
Speaker 6: But I realized and I reduced it because I don't
Speaker 6: want to hurt people. I don't want to hurt them.
Speaker 6: And we brought it down to them. You know, lower
Speaker 6: level doesn't mean it's not going up. But we brought
Speaker 6: it down to a lower level. But they pay now
Speaker 6: with taraff But I realized that we have many places
Speaker 6: like that where they're making a fortune because of the
Speaker 6: United States.
Speaker 3: Without the United States, they wouldn't be making anything. Think
Speaker 3: of it. Switzerland made forty one dollars on us. And
Speaker 3: as she said, it's a small place.
Speaker 6: And I realized with that, I don't know, I was
Speaker 6: so because you were so aggressive. And I realized in
Speaker 6: that conversation that the United States is keeping the whole
Speaker 6: world afloat many places.
Speaker 3: I could give you.
Speaker 6: Six seven places just in the people in this little area.
Speaker 6: I know every one of them. They're sort of they're
Speaker 6: looking down. They don't want to see me, and they
Speaker 6: don't want to stare me in the eyes. But they're
Speaker 6: taking advantage of everybody took advantage of the United States.
Speaker 6: You're supposed to make money with energy, not lose money.
Speaker 6: Here in Europe, we've seen the fate that the radical
Speaker 6: left tried.
Speaker 3: To impose on America. They tried very hard.
Speaker 6: Germany now generates twenty two percent less electricity than it
Speaker 6: did in twenty seventeen. And it's not the current chancellor's fault.
Speaker 6: He's solving the problem. He's going to do a great job.
Speaker 6: But what they did before he got there, I guess
Speaker 6: that's why he got there. And electricity prices are sixty
Speaker 6: four percent higher. The United Kingdom produces just one third
Speaker 6: of the total energy from all sources that it did
Speaker 6: in nineteen ninety nine. I think of that one third,
Speaker 6: and they're sitting on top of the North Sea, one
Speaker 6: of the greatest reserves anywhere in the world, but they
Speaker 6: don't use it, and that's one reason why their energy
Speaker 6: has reached catastrophically low levels with equally high prices, high prices,
Speaker 6: very low levels. Think of that one third, and you're
Speaker 6: sitting on top of the North Sea and They like
Speaker 6: to say, well, you know that's depleted. It's not the plee.
Speaker 6: It's got five hundred years. They haven't even found the oil.
Speaker 6: The North Sea is incredible. They don't let anybody drill environmentally,
Speaker 6: they don't let them drill.
Speaker 3: They make it.
Speaker 6: Impossible for the oil companies to go. They take ninety
Speaker 6: two percent of the revenues. So the old companies say,
Speaker 6: we can't do it. They came to see me, is
Speaker 6: there anything you can do? I want Europe to do great.
Speaker 6: I want uk to do great. Sitting on one of
Speaker 6: the greatest energy sources in the world, and they don't
Speaker 6: use it. In fact, their electricity prices have soared one
Speaker 6: hundred and thirty nine percent. There are windmills all over Europe.
Speaker 6: There are windmills all over the place, and they are losers.
Speaker 6: One thing I've noticed is that the more windmills the
Speaker 6: country has, the more money that country loses, and the
Speaker 6: worst that country is doing. China makes almost all of
Speaker 6: the windmills, and yet I haven't been able to find
Speaker 6: any wind.
Speaker 3: Farms in China. Did you ever think of that? It's
Speaker 3: a good way of looking at this. More. China's very smart.
Speaker 3: They make them. They sell them for a fortune.
Speaker 6: They sell them to the stupid people that buy them,
Speaker 6: but they don't use them themselves.
Speaker 3: They put up a couple of big wind farms, but
Speaker 3: they don't use them.
Speaker 6: They just put them up to show people what happens
Speaker 6: is at times, we'll have a deal with Russia. Russia's
Speaker 6: set and President Zelensky will not do it. You saw
Speaker 6: that when he was in the Oval office. I was
Speaker 6: not happy. And then we'll have President Zelensky wants to
Speaker 6: make a deal. I putin, doesn't want to make the deal.
Speaker 6: It's a bloodbath. It's horrible what's happening. It's a drone war.
Speaker 6: The drones are killing, you know, thousands of people a week, thousands.
Speaker 3: We have to get it stupped.
Speaker 6: So I believe they're at a point now. I'm going
Speaker 6: to meet with President Zelensky later today. I believe they're
Speaker 6: at a point now where they can come together and
Speaker 6: get a deal done. And if they don't, they're stupid.
Speaker 6: That goes for both of them. And I know they're
Speaker 6: not stupid, but if they don't get this done, they
Speaker 6: are stupid. So I don't want to insult anyone, but
Speaker 6: you got to get this deal done.
Speaker 3: Too many people are dying. It's not worth it, all right.
Speaker 1: That was the president at Talvo's earlier today, and it
Speaker 1: was a powerful speech.
Speaker 4: Well.
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