that big philanthropic power to influence is a point that's not lost on 1000000000 is light bill gates. when asked in 2012, if he would ever run for president of the us. he responded. i actually think, you know, maybe i'm wrong that i can have as much impact in that role as i could in any political role. i role in the foundation, i don't have to raise ah, political campaigns. i don't have the frank elective, i'm not term limited to 8 years odds of it's a very nice office and i don't doubt. bill gates is motifs that the bolton is very teas hadn't got a long history invoking these things, but he's not beholden in both. is in making decisions, his monthly rate that he wishes there is not one. again, cathy for that's that's, that's not the constraint works. so what he does is that he's not replacing full gum in a complex won't looking for simple narratives. benevolent dylan is a great, they have name recognition, they appear heroic, and they've got the cash. however, this pandemic has also shown a light on the other end of the economic spectrum to the key worker delivery drivers, supermark

elective, i'm not term limited to 8 years odd for, but it's a very nice office and i don't doubt bill gates, he's motifs. the big baldness, very few days, hadn't got long history. been both in these things, but he's not beholden to any it's is it make you that decision is money. the reason he wishes there is not one again crafted for that that's that's not the construct works of what he does. if at he's not replacing the pool in a complex won't looking for simple narratives. benevolent, de leon is a great, they have name recognition, they appear heroic, and they've got the cash. however, this pandemic has also shown a lot on the other end of the economic spectrum. to the key worker delivery drivers, supermarket, shelf stack. as nurses, care is the pandemic, momentarily appended the hierarchy of labor. and yet in the u. k. a set of proposed post briggs at immigration controls in february, deemed many of these exact essential workers to low paid and quote, low skilled to receive a visa to work in the country. not is that a hard capitalist system said those who were deriving the most value fro

keep in mind the peoplern finding it whether it's jeff bezos' work bill gates one of the biggest claimant activists were the largest private jet transport companies. it's not going to affect them at all. i get into the book and that the system of the people in charge are not going to have their lives affected. this is going to affect what we call the massive. it's going to repress a claimant emergency to claimant lockdowns and the claimant emergencies when it is more justifiable. actually proposes claimant lockdowns people have less of and movement to reduce emissions. an economic movement once recessions they reduce emissions all the major environmentalists praise the covered lockdowns are good for the climate agenda. there's actually a movement now in academia they want to addd climate change as a cause of death to death certificate so we can start getting his bill gates says it's much more than covid 19. the one to have climate change in daily, monthly so they can gin up more political action. this isl far from a science movement we are being conned by political movement wrapping itsel

and this young guy named bill gates had started this tiny little company called microsoft. >> bill gatesn of a tech guy who was as good as the best tech guys, but he also had a business sense, and he had a business vision. >> at the time, everyone was making it up as they went along. there was nothing that came before it. there was no personal computer industry. so when gates said to ibm, how about this, we'll write you an operating system for your pc, and we'll get a cut of every machine you sell. and in addition, he made sure that it was not an exclusive license. that he was going to be able to sell this software to ibm, but he was also going to be able to sell the same software to other people. because gates intuited that there were going to be people that would build knockoffs of ibm and the pc clones. >> it was a genius move by bill gates, who was still in his early 20s when he made this decision. and you've got these guys at ibm in blue shirts and dark ties looking at this company microsoft and saying, who cares? software, who cares about software? man, we build these big machines.

to in particular i admire bill gates for a lot of reasons which you could imagine. the nobel prize in chemistry and i'm taking my time. >> i also want to say thank you for being here. we know the book doesn't come out until next week but we are so honored and lucky to have you here with us tonight. let me tell you this book is like a bible. it goes on my walter isaacson shelf. thank you

. >> you will see bill gates and others that may have fewer children because they have large numberschildren and places with bad healthcare and making sure they will have some children that survive. there's an overpopulation problem, but for me, we suddenly don't want to say let's keep cancer and alzheimer's and diabetes and sickle-cell so that we don't have an overpopulation problem. i think we could solve the population issue separate from saying let's keep cancer around because it is good for us. >> we talk a lot about physical, but what about psychological. bipolar, schizophrenia, would that help as well and should it help? >> these are complicated. there's no single gene for schizophrenia or manic-depressive mess certain things including schizophrenia partly because he has a son that is very problematically schizophrenic. and so he says that's my goal in life to edit genes or understand. now clearly, schizophrenia is very debilitating. the next few decades i think it will be dangerous to say if we can edit out that disposition because they are very complicated and frankly if you

bill gates who is one of the biggest climate activists actually is betting on the world's largest private jet transport company so it's not going to affect them at all and i get into that in the book as well this is a system where the people in charge are going to have their lives affected which is going to affect what we joyfully call the masses. they're going to repress the masses. we have people now declaring that in a climate emergency they go from climate markdowns to covid-19 lockdowns. we haven't energy report proposing climate markdowns where people will have less freedom of movement so they can reduce emissions . we have a recession movement because they reduce emissions. this is why all the major environmentalists praise the covid lockdowns because they were good for the climate agenda. there's a movement doin academia that they want to add climate change as a cause of death so we can start getting as bill gates says the tolls for climate change be much greater than covid-19. they want to have climate change annual death tolls so we can jet up morepolitical action . this is far

bill gates is motifs that the bulletin is very teas hadn't got long history. been both of these things, but he's not beholden to noted in making decisions is monthly rivers. he wishes there is not one. again, cathy for that's that's, that's not the constraint works of what he does. it, he's not replacing full in a complex won't looking for simple narratives. benevolent colleen is a great, they have name recognition, they appear heroic, and they've got the cash. however, this pandemic has also shown a light on the other end of the economic spectrum to the key worker delivery drivers, supermarket, shelf stack. as nurses, care is the pandemic, momentarily appended the hierarchy of labor. and yet in the u. k, a set of proposed post breaks it, immigration controls in february, deemed many of these exact essential workers to low paid and quote, low skilled to receive a visa to work in the country. not is that a hard capitalist system said those who were deriving the most value from these are, they're not in the central workers. because what is keeping our economy gr

netflix is donating $30000000.00 toward research for a koran virus vaccine. microsoft co founder bill gates has continued the fought against parent of ours, investing billions of dollars on the construction of factories working through, develop a coven 19 vaccine. some of the wealthiest people on earth found isn't ceo's of make of corporations on making headlines for donating to cove. it causes through their own philanthropic organizations. but it's not just about the money. it's the perception that it comes with all the trappings of the corporate world efficiency returns on investment, streamlining of operations. all of this is transformed. what was wants simply charitable, giving into something else. philanthropy, capitalism, lindsey maggie, has written about it extensively in a book. no such thing as a free gift. i think we have to move past the headline. sometimes mr. gates did talk about the need for mass testing at an earlier stage than some u. s. officials and that was a good scientific approach to take, but i really didn't question whether or not their efforts were anything more tha

bill gates just today tweeting this, quote, we could be entering the worst part of the pandemic as the u.s. and the world are trying to navigate this new phase of the coronavirus. also, israeli health officials are now rolling out a fourth vaccine dose for the elderly and for immunocompromised people there. the uk is shrinking the number of isolation days for people who are infected, but also vaccinated. will the u.s. follow suit? let. >> it's going to be a tough few months for us in the hospital. >> america facing a season of setbacks. the now dominant, highly contagious omicron variant, first detected in the u.s. just weeks ago, helping drive new covid-19 case numbers back up to levels last seen three months ago in the midst of the delta surge. new infections jumping more than 20% over last week. nearly 70,000 people hospitalized with the virus. >> i'm pretty worried that the surge we're going to see in the coming weeks is going to be worse than the surge that we saw last winter. >> more than 200 military medical personnel deployed to help civilian hospitals in several states. covid

david: bill gates anunciÓ que cancelarÁ sus planes para final de aÑo.Ón. he visto casos de personas que habÍan tenido covid—19 hace meses y ahora presentan un caso nuevo. david: los esfuerzos para detener el virus siguen centrÁndose en la vacuna, incluyendo la dosis de refuerzo y las mascarillas. locutora: seguimos con la variante omicrÓn que provoca mayor demanda de las pruebas de detecciÓn caseras, tanto es asÍ que dos de las mayores farmacÉuticas del paÍs limitan el nÚmero que una persona pueden comprar. en sbs sÓlo se pueden adquirir seis kit por compra. la variante omicrÓn pone en jaque a las autoridades de salud. cada dÍa se reportan nuevas hospitalizaciones por coronavirus y esto provoca una gran escasez de anticuerpos monoclonales, con los que se trata a los pacientes para que la enfermedad evoluciona un estado grave. dana: los casos de omicrÓn aumenta rÁpidamente y combatir la cepa se hace cada vez mÁs difÍcil. los hospitales, empresas farmacÉuticas y el gobierno de estados unidos hacen frente a una escasez sin precedentes de las terapias de an

because just because bill gates wants to make a few more $1000000.00, we're going to go to war with the rest of the world. it's so sad. this is america today, the when i would show the wrong, why don't i just don't the world to shape out. the thing becomes the advocate. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves, well the part we choose to look for common ground in ah, neon says i ah, the law you hadn't met a studio with a a the a palace mine a mean. just gotten a static month for the i had the i had had enough. i've got, i mean, to come in the background and how begin the job is to mcmillan at how being or oh, not that it's debach any annalynn anastasia, and alejandro ah ah, how many you can know i year as a semi. that means you feel better yet the studio, anything i can will call the police for me. okay. very much. walk a few minutes on the subaru. yeah. i know. i said, i mean i no, oh, it's no hope. like i'm of the admin of edna and the atlanta finance mother lights or finance and i had trouble up the managers with kush had it. i'm those are my like get it. oh, [000

. >> it's bill gates and george soros. >> it's bill gates and of soros and fauci! a lot of variables dealing with crime, the prosecutors are not prosecuting, accusations of racism, the demoralization of police, what do you see? where is your wisdom? >> i love the lego hair -- i love it. i grew up playing with legos and if you ever want to hang out, let me know. reminisce on that. >> you can take his legs and your hair. >> and my jacket! >> nobody likes her jacket. >> i love the monologue come all the christmas cheer, we talk about crime. this is where we are. >> do you have any suggestions? >> yes. >> what are they? >> here's the problem with what we are dealing with today, the more you have to lose the more the rules apply to you. it's not so much unbothered other people are getting away with things that i know i could not. for example, who are they going to pull over and write a speeding ticket to? the dude who looks like he would probably pay it because that is usually beneficial for them. this guy looks like he will pay a ticket i'm going to pull him over if yo

are driving the world to global. com, like which is unconscionable because you know, just because bill gates wants to make a few more $1000000.00. we're going to go to war the rest of the world. it's so sad been this is america today. ah penny arm says and i work with a a a the a palace mine a mean just gotten a static my father had the i had had muff has got to come in and how begin did not a stomach mount happy in or oh, let's do bach any alina suggest with a semi med, that means you feel better at the studio, and i think i can work on the for me. okay, very much walk and it had a few minutes other than that one was about the a. yeah. i know, i said, i mean i, i think it's now hope like on of the a minute here now. and the atlanta spin us mother life or finance and i had little up the imagination was kush had it. i'm those are my like good. oh how in with other why not giving us a besides as you had the back in with the middle that a c r a bob le le, buddy a chicken dame and the cool thing may done for 40 bad as yourself unless i believe me. so if you monkey it a month, a month, a buffy cr

. >> bill gates said in the 2015, if we can get all these health things, vaccinations, we can reduceopulation by 10 to 15 percent what is-- 15 percent of 7 billion, that is a billion people. >> the vaccine is all about depopulation. >> they said that. >> in is just bill gates pet project to depop late the globe. >> he is probably a puppet of the people above him. >> which are who? >> no clue. >> it is a big claim to say there is a giant plan to kill half the population and not have a thanos to point to. >> why does the conversation on this so kal boardwalk sound like-- i talk to derick who had been tracking this coastal elite anti-vacs movement for years. >> you have had a long anti-vaccine sentiments here, specifically in 2017 there was a meesels outbreak right over there in brentwood, in santa monica where an he rad kailted disease in america-- eradicated disease sprung up again, this idea of bodily sovereign tee has come about since the pandemic but that has been taught for decades inside of yoga study-- studios. >> bodily sovereignty sounds like a lot what i told my parents i was

bill gates is the mass murder. >> said the man with a cross on his lapel.t to recap, the vaccines save lives. mass deaths on the order of 800,000 americans, that's what happens without the vaccine. and doctor fauci and bill gates had security details because sometimes, the crazy becomes weaponized. and that sadly, is our world in dense ember of 2021. that is also our broadcast for this tuesday night. with our thanks for being here with us. on behalf of all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. tonight on all in. >> some debt going to be held as the great american hero. >> trump's greatest defenders cashing out, as one of his colleagues diagnosis at the larger problem. >> there's two types of members of congress, performance artists, and legislators. -- >> then an automated from the january six committee to mark meadows. show up, or face charges. >> they've already brought one criminal into indictment against one of the people who refused to comply -- >> plus as the ribbons cutting begin, one republicans creative way for taking credit for a

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bill gates. >> brilliant. >> steve jobs. >> even more brilliant.d with, steve is the one that is the greatest sort of human achievement loss of all because of his early death. the fact that he could invent, envision, see the world at such a young age is extraordinary. he is missed every day. >> mark zuckerberg. >> i worry with mark that he learned the lessons from bill gates and others about the pursuit of his corporation and he forgot some of the other principles. we'll see. >> elon musk. >> maybe more brilliant than all of them combined. if you look at what elon did, he did everything right technologically, but he took enormous risk in a business that required billions of dollars of capital. remember, when tesla was near bankruptcy, now is near trillion dollar corporation, very, very few people in my entire life have been able to combine that amount of risk tolerance as well as technological brilliance. it is very rare to have both. >> and finally, a couple sentences. the wildest thing about this super successful widely believed to be intelligent

bill gates is a mass murderer. >> said the man with the cross on his lapel.ccine saves lives. mass deaths, say, on the order of 800,000 americans, that's what happens without the vaccine. and dr. fauci and bill gates have security details because sometimes the and april 1968 in memphis tennessee the reverend dr. martin luther king junior was assassinated. the man who killed him was james oral ray, seen here in handcuffs. james earl rate was a rabid segregationist, he was a real racist. he h

keep in mind the people finding this a myth jazz bassist, richard branson, or bill gates, one of the biggest climate activists is on private jet transport company. i get into that as well. this is the system are the people in charge are not going to have their lives are generally affected. this is going to effectivelybl call the masses. declaring in a climate emergency the claimant walked down in the claimant emergency when it's justifiable we have the international agency report actually proposing claimant lockdown the above less ofed freedom and movement so we can reduce emissions. we have a recession movement economic movement who writes recessions they reduce emissions while the major environmentalists. the coed lockdowns is good for the claimant agenda here there's a movement now and i talk about this and the buck academia they want to add climate change as a cause of death to death certificate so we can start getting as bill says the less greater than covid 19. no attempt climate change daily, monthly they can have more political action this is far from a science movement. wher

what do you make of what bill gates had to say?9 months. i'm double vaccinated and my experience is the symptoms are the same as the common cold, they did pack more of the punches and the common cold but the recovery time was much faster than when i had it back in march, it took at least 10 days for me to recover. this was more like four or five days. there's a lot of fear mongering out there and i think overall as a society we need to stop living in fear. covid is probably never going away. it is with us more than likely forever. we have vaccines. we have an effective treatment plan. we need to go about living our lives and stop living in fear. while bill gates is canceling all his holiday plans i am working on passing a covid test so i can still maintain my holiday plans. what we need to do is mitigate the risk and live with it. lauren: is that the message the market and investors are hearing today? >> i don't know. i think omicron is a pretty big issue but investors are concerned about this new foreign environment we are about t

i talked yesterday was bill gates. next—generation nuclear capacity that is not threatening, doesn't have the problems of ways, doesn't have the problems of proliferation and if they're successful. ii and if they're successful. if that's the problem we begin the interview by talking about the urgency now because carbon, greenhouse gas emissions year on year right now are still rising need to be cut by 7% a year. rising need to be cut by 7% a ear. fl rising need to be cut by 7% a ear. ,, .., . ~ ., year. so steve, come back to what i originally. _ year. so steve, come back to what i originally. already, i what i originally. already, already we are seeing the ability to be able to produce energy much cheaper than with fossil fuel. energy much cheaper than with fossilfuel. we energy much cheaper than with fossil fuel. we have energy much cheaper than with fossilfuel. we have solar and wind, we are geothermal, we have hydro what we have all kinds of renewable capacity and there are countries now moving right now to cleaner

and who is funding this, there often an in-state like not following bill gates, is one of the biggest climate activists is actually on the world's biggest private jet transport company is going to affect them at all. right is the book as well, the people in charge won't be affected, this will affect willh be called the massive coming degree new deal will repress any climate emergency, and in the covid-19 like down to the climate lockdown and you can only fly when it's very justifiable internationalat agency,if climate lockdown for people have less freedom of movement and a plan recession movement and economic growth movement, like recessions because they reduce emissions and this is why the environmentalist, they say it was good for the climate agenda naturally movement now and tell is in the book, where when and climate change is a cause of death to death certificates so you start getting this on the tolls on climate will be much bigger than covid-19 and we now have climate change annual daily death toll so they can have more political action and this is, we are being called with his

after all, what do you say to an activist who thinks that bill gates is trying to embed secret micro chips and people using the coven vaccine? but when you draw the line between extremists and skeptics, and how can radicalization be prevented? i'm daniel winter. welcome to our coven. 19 special vaccination rates. show what the majority of the public believe that jobs are safe and effective. but not everyone agrees. and of those people as a fine line between skepticism and conspiracy. then there are the extremes. in recent days, several prominent politicians here in germany were threatened with violence for supporting covered measures. so why does a loud minority seemingly want to fight for what could harm them or even kill them or their loved ones? their views are seen as radical and although the number of so called clear thinker or lateral thinkers is relatively small, they're certainly vocal. what did the protesters have in common? one study suggests that in southern germany they often share esoteric and answer, pacific or beliefs. they're generally highly educated and many a forme

after all, or do you say to an activist who thinks that bill gates is trying to embed secret micro chips and people using the coven vaccine. but when you draw the line between extremists and skeptics, and how can radicalization be prevented? i'm daniel winter. welcome to a coven, 19 special vaccination rate, show what the majority of the public believe that jobs are safe and effective. but not everyone agrees. and of those people as a fine line between skepticism and conspiracy. then there are the extremes. in recent days, several prominent politicians here in germany were threatened with violence for supporting covered measures. so why does a loud minority seemingly want to fight for what could harmed them or even kill them or their loved ones? their views are seen as radical, and although the number of so called clear drinker or lateral thinkers is relatively small, they're certainly vocal. what did the protesters have in common? one study suggests that in southern germany, they often share esoteric and anthropological beliefs. they're generally highly educated and many a former green

after all, what do you say to an activist who thinks that bill gates is trying to embed secret micro chips and people using the coven vaccine? but where do you draw the line between extremists and skeptics? and how can radicalization be prevented? i'm daniel winter. welcome to our coven! 19 special vaccination rates. show what the majority of the public believe that jobs are safe and effective. but not everyone agrees. and of those people as a fine line between skepticism and conspiracy. then there are the extremes. in recent days, several prominent politicians here in germany were threatened with violence for supporting cobra measures. so why does a loud minority seemingly wanted to fight for what could harmed them or even kill them or their loved ones? since their views are seen as radical, and although the number of so called clear tinker or lateral thinkers is relatively small, they're certainly vocal. what did the protesters have in common? one study suggests that in southern germany, they often share esoteric and answer pacifica beliefs that generally highly educated and many a

jeff bezos or richard branson, they're often joying space flights and not doing any of this and bill gates bidding on one of the largest jet transport companies and it's not going to affect them and i get into that. and the system where people in charge aren't going to have their lives affected. this is going to affect what we pejoratively call the masses and owe press the masses. we have people now declaring a climate emergency. they want covid lockdowns and climate lockdown. we have the agency report proposing climate lockdown and less emissions. and there's a recession movement, they like recessions because they reduce emissions and that's why environmentalists liked the lockdown because. >> and a cause of death to death certificates so we can start getting the tolls from climate change will be much greater than covid-19. we want climate change monthly, annual death tolls to gin up more political action. this is far from a science movement. this is a movement-- mark ma rono. what do you think of the climate denier. >> we're offended by this. and one said this is a horrible term to use b

in fact, the taxpayers have to foot the bills gate, whereas the donations we receive are all made voluntarily because under absolute hive an issue every day, the cattle, tuttle over hay at feeding time. karen anon say the animals can express a wide range of emotions. they formed family units argue and create friendships. ah, there are 20 hector's of pasture with the analyst can roam freely, carmen and young hope the project can help change people's minds. that unless our i'll say we're not pointing a finger at others in the song to dispose of, i do doesn't, but you're not saying you were evil because you were doing this and that would add us. we applaud, he could bid it else that we don't go around showing pictures taken at slaughterhouses or thus fear instead. thus, we're taking a more humorous approach. and for the policy we're trying to show cattle in a positive light in vitaly show how beautiful they are. tunes easy and, and that you can experience funny things when you're around them. and like now no, my plan duncan karen feels especially close to allah, the ox, who was part of a wanderi

after all, what do you say to an activist who thinks that bill gates is trying to embed secret micro chips and people using the coven vaccine? but when you draw the line between extremists and skeptics, and how can radicalization be prevented? i'm daniel, went out welcome to our cove. 19 special vaccination rates, show what the majority of the public believes that jobs are safe and effective. but not everyone agrees and of those people as a fine line between skepticism and conspiracy. then there are the extremes. in recent days, several prominent politicians here in germany were threatened with violence for supporting coven measures. so why does a loud minority seemingly want to fight for what could harmed them or even kill them, or their loved ones? their views are seen as radical, and although the number of so called fear, tinker or lateral thinkers is relatively small, they're certainly vocal. what did the protesters have in common? one study suggests that in southern germany, they often share esoteric and answer pacifica beliefs that generally highly educated and many a former gr

they're protected bill gates benefited greatly from the coven vaccine. and understand maybe some of the delicates from the global south were interested in intellectual property rights, especially given, were in the pandemic. one, you know, the market is in the vaccines are it's american days now and everything in the capitol, which is a merchandise. so what do we need to change this? change our mind. there are things that we have in the direct way, not in the medical condition, because in the market, you know, you don't play in the same, in the same condition. you and me, your for, i'm demanding, you know, you will not play in the same where you have more power than me. and you either the market. and of course, the market condition that the instrument of market condition doesn't work. because it has to be, you know, equal way to do it because we are trying it, we're supposed to do it is trying to solve the problem for all over to where. so in the market conditions, you don't have anything that guarantee that the market will function as many thinks in to

business associate of the late jeffrey epstein, the money manager, who hobnob with trump bill clinton, bill gates, prince andrew, among others. 6 counts. maxwell is charged with relate to sex trafficking minor women, the 1st witness, known only as jane claims. epstein took her to morrow lago to meet trump when she was for theme. she did not accuse the former president of improper behavior, and she says she remembered prince andrew being a board epstein private jet. and that pilot is also naming names now, in a court filing maxwell, the defense attorneys, assert that go lane maxwell, is not jeffrey epstein. ms. maxwell vigorously denies the charges and tends to fight them and is entitled to the presumption of innocence. lionel defense council accuses prosecutors of scapegoating maxwell for epstein crimes. tell us about what you lawyers call the empty chair defense. well that in this context, he is alleging they allege that's not me and somebody else you should be here today . but i may also wax by phonic. let me also read the entrails of the bees. did your article be, let me be vatike and predict

driving that were all t global complex, which is unconscionable, because you know, just because bill gates wants to make a few more $1000000.00, we're going to go to war. the rest of the world is so sad. this is america today ah, welcome back. now facebook users may have to reassess the information they've been getting from the site after its parent company, meta admitted in court, that so called fact checks are simply based on opinion. the revelation came during a journalist, the legal battle launched after his posts were flag, does misleading. ortiz saskia taylor reports turns out the famous fact checkers who are busy labeling things false party, false misleading. i've actually been a bit loose with well, the facts. facebook yet again, found itself in court. this time up against to john list. he didn't like the bay slapped partner full sticker on one of his post. so he sued for defamation because facebook where he spent millions of dollars on legal fees over the years, it got creative this time and claimed that front check was don't decide what's false or not based on fact, what to ridic

i spoke yesterday with bill gates who has put $500 million of his own money into an effort to come upning, that does not have the problems of waste, does not have the problems of proliferation and if they are successful... if, that is the the problem. we began the interview by talking about the urgency of now, because greenhouse gas emissions year—on—year right now are still rising when they need to be cut by 7% a year. so, steve, come back to what i said earlier. already, already we are seeing the ability to produce energy much cheaper than with fossil fuel. we have solar and wind and we have geothermal, hydro, we have all kinds of renewablel capacity and there are countries now moving, right now, to cleaner production of their heating and power through renewable, up to 70 or 80%. we have to end and i'm going to end with a quote from john kerry. he said just as before glasgow he said... "we need to to reduce our dependence on coal five times faster than today. we need reforestation five times faster. we need to transfer 22 times faster to electric vehicles. we are way behind." yes. a

after all, what do you say to an activist who thinks that bill gates is trying to embed secret micro chips and people using the coven vaccine? but when you draw the line between extremists and skeptics, and how can radicalization be prevented? i'm daniel winter. welcome to our coven, 19 special vaccination rates. show what the majority of the public believes that jobs are safe and effective. but not everyone agrees. and of those people as a fine line between skepticism and conspiracy. then there are the extremes. in recent days, several prominent politicians here in germany were threatened with violence for supporting covered measures. so why does a loud minority seemingly want to fight for what could harm them or even kill them or their loved ones? their views are seen as radical and although the number of so called clear thinker or lateral thinkers is relatively small, they're certainly vocal. what did the protesters happen? common one study suggests that in southern germany, they often share esoteric an anthropological beliefs. they're generally highly educated and many a former g

people finding this, there doing spaceflights not following any of us or bill gates, one of the biggest climate activists, one of the private jet transport companies so it won't affect them at all i get into that in the book as well, the people in charge are going to have their lives affected, this will affect the majority of what we call the masses so they repress the masses. we have people in a climate emergency, theyy want covid lockdowns to climate lockdowns. agency report proposing climate lockdowns were people have less freedom and movement to reduce emissions, a plant recession movement who likes recession because they reduce emissions. environmentalists pose covid of the climatese agenda, there is a movement now that i detail in the book, they want to add climate change as a cause of death tooth death certificates so we should start getting it much greater than covid. they want now climate change daily, monthly and death tolls so they can get more political action. it's far from assigned movement, we are being conned by a political movement wrapping itself in size and that's wha

in fact, the taxpayers have to foot the bill gate, whereas the donations we receive are all made voluntarily causing her absence. however, every day the cattle total over, hey, at feeding time, karen anon say the animals can express a wide range of emotions. they formed family units argue and create friendships. ah, there are 20 hector's of pasture, where the analysts can roam freely, carmen and young hope the project can help change people's minds. that unless our i'll say we're not pointing a finger at others, phoenix are going to dispose of i do doesn't, but you're not saying you are evil because you are doing this and that order does he applaud, he could bid it else and that we don't go around showing pictures taken at slaughter houses or does fear instead. thus we're taking a more humorous approach. and so the pussy, we are trying to show cattle in a positive light in vitaly show how beautiful they are tunes easy and, and that you can experience funny things when you're around them and like now now my plan, lankin karen feels especially close to allah. the ox, who was part of a wanderin

modern civilization and the people funding this whether it's the jeff bezos or richard branson or bill gates who is one of the biggest climate activists, actually is bidding on the world's largest private jet transport company so it's not going to affectthem all . i get into that in the book as well. this is a system in which the people in charge are going to have their livesaffected . this will affectwhat we regrettably called the masses . the new deal will suppress the absolute masses. we have people declaring in a climate emergency they want to go from cobit lockdowns to climate lockdowns. you can only flywhen it's morally justifiable . we have climate lockdowns where people will have missed more freedom. you have a moment who likes recessions. this is why the major environmentalists praise the covid lockdowns and there is a movement in academia where they need to add climate change because it causes death to death certificates so we can start getting the tolls from climate change will be much greater. they want to now have climate change daily, monthly annual death toll engine more polit

because you know, just because bill gates wants to make a few more $1000000.00, we're going to go to war. the rest of the world is so sad. this is america today to talk about a space res, i'm hypersonic weapons. we talk about the fact that would be a rain check on fossil energy. we talk about a democrat democracy prizes in the us. so if you don't think that's outrageous enough that you know is only because stay the everyday life seems to me as seth summers been doing this for 30 years. it's very difficult actually, to make a rated diction compete with the reality of the rages to day by day life that we're seeing. mm. welcome back to the program. now the u. k. has reported a record covered search with 88000 cases registered in the past 24 hours. testing has been ramped up amid fears over the new omicron strain. a new varian so far has been registered in 77 countries. despite its rapids spread early studies from south africa and hong kong suggest alma crohn is actually less likely to cause severe illness than the delta variant. very few deaths have been linked to the new strain, but co

driving the world, the global complex, which is unconscionable, because you know, just because bill gates wants to make a few more $1000000.00, we're going to go to war the rest of the world. it's so sad, but this is america today. blue right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food. this is kathy and sugary and salty under think . it's not at the individual level, it's not individual well power. and if we go on believing that will never change as obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment. mm hm. so what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's corporate in with hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter labelle . pundents love polls, particularly when polls further a certain political agenda, but pulling his a checkered history as of late the last 2 election cycles tell us as much.

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