the world economic forum. right. i'm going to keep this fun. the world economic forum in davos, switzerland they annual meetings started in 71. this is boilerplate. okay, next, this is the book that. klaus schwab, its founder, wrote in june of 2020 called the great reset. now people say, oh, it's a dark conspiracy theory. i was just called a conspiracy theorist. the soros funded media matters america, how is something a conspiracy theory when the founder, the group had a book called the great reset done slick videos on it. they're and i'm going to i use all of their quotes i use all the mainstream media quotes on this this what they said in june 2020, the whole world is reeling with covid lockdowns and. this is what klaus schwab, the head of the world economic, closely tied with the united sustainable agenda 21 world health organization. it represents a narrow window of opportunity to reach, reflect, reimagine and reset our world. so what does that even mean next? every from the u.s. to china must participate. there's no option there. remember,

world economic forum. world health organization now declared climate the number one public health threat of the 21st century. so this is where it's moving to. and it's a combination of covid and climate. they're fuzing the two together. well, so with that, thank you very much. and we need to be fortunate. we should be fortunate. we are not citizens of china because have been locked down in some cases for months at a time. the government trying to see how far it go without civil unrest in terms of locking people in their homes. okay. i well, i dedicated book to marc morano and mark and i have worked together for a long and he's been i tend to climate meetings with him. he's gotten thrown out of more climate meetings that i've attended. sure. yeah, that was. well, i'd like to get cardboard cutout of trump at the un meeting. they literally had armed climate cops to escort us out. but yeah, but i always want to say mark has been a champion of this movement. he's i've written many books on many different subject

here is the prediction video from the world economic forum on what they want your world to look like. take a look. we are not the world's super power anymore? i will take a hard pass on that one. here is a fair question. it's the saturday before election day. why are we talking about what happened in 2020 and the great reset. the pesky fact checkers tell me there is something going on. and the only reset this guy wants, i only want a reset towards liberty and freedom. in exactly three days the biggest voice of all gets to speak against this big tech, big government, billi, big business conspiracy. you have the chance to stop the top down totalitarianism known as the great reset. author michael walsh. what is this great reset from fe look like? do we have a chance to turn this train around before it gets worse? >> not only do we have a chance to reset the reset. but we must do it. we have to do it on tuesday at the voting booth. and we have to show both the democrat and the globalists who are behind this exactly how much we hate this idea. and how much in favor of freedom we are. dan:

that is what the united nations teaming up with the world economic forum is all about.izing it down. a lot of people wonder why are they doing this. why are they impoverishing people. why are they hurting africa. you gave us the answer. mark, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, rachel. rachel: pete? pete: thank you, rachel. tragic news out of maryland. a 13-year-old boy is fatally shot while raking leaves. the teen was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced. police have no suspects. police are asking anybody with information to come forward. >>> frontier airlines flight diverting to atlanta of a passenger was found on board with a box cutter. the flight was bound for tampa. it made emergency landing once authorities discovered the box cutter. there has to be more to it than that. police took the suspect into custody. officials say no one was hurt. >>> a day of upsets in college football. the vanderbilt come doors stunning 24 t hth ranked kentucky for their first win against an sec team since 2019. they play basketball there. now they're playing fo

well, large international organizations, including the world bank and the world economic forum. for the russian and american delegations, at one of the meetings, relatives were identified in places shared only by representatives of vietnam, but at the same time, a chair installed, so if you wish, you can not cross views the start of the meeting of the east asian summit was delayed for half an hour, waiting for biden, but began without it, the official representative of the foreign ministry, maria zakharova, published photos of american presidents. also, the secretary of state and national security adviser are listening to sergey lavrov's speech on collective decisions. but today it was not accepted. uh, since, uh, the united states and western colleagues insisted on absolutely unacceptable language regarding the situation in ukraine around it, therefore, that's all, what i am telling. here is the direction of further cooperation will be reflected in the communiqué to be issued by the chairmanship. there, once again, it seemed that the united states was not abandoning its course

well, large international organizations, including the world bank and the world economic forum. for the russian and american delegations at one of the meetings, the places were determined by relatives, shared only by representatives of vietnam, but at the same time, the chair was installed, so if you wish, you can not cross eyelids. foreign ministry spokeswoman maria zakharova publishes photos of american presidents. also, the secretary of state and national security adviser are listening to sergey lavrov's speech on collective decisions. this was not so because the united states and western people insisted on an absolutely unacceptable language in relation to the situation in ukraine around it . therefore, everything that i talk about about the direction of further cooperation will be reflected in dominica, which will be chaired by tambodia from its next time seemed to the us not abandon their course of destroying the security architecture in the asia-pacific region, which was based on the work of asean. frankly, the chinese prime minister also set out an assessment that goes i

>> well, he's the founder, chairman of the world economic forum.ing covid schwab, well, he saw a big opportunity. here's what he said. he wrote , there is now a brief opportunity for global leaders to cooperate to achieve a great reset. they step forward to a more resilient, cohesive, equitable and prosperous world. >> klaus schwab and i didn't really do the accent there, but klaus schwab still has not given up on that goal yesterday at the g20 in bali, schwab again called for a new world order. >> what we have to confront is a deep, systemic and structural restructuring of our world. and this will take some time and the world will look differently after we have grown sources, transition process politically. so forces, forces, political transformation >>, of course, is a transition into a multipolar world. which has a tendency to make our world much more fragmented . >> i know it's been said, but i can't get it out of my mind and neither can you as we watch. i mean, that's the embodiment of a bond villain. and look, nobody voted for this guy, so wh

in a new report, the world economic forum says there has been great progress towards transitioning to cleaner energy, but more needs to be done. so far this year clean energy sources have met 107 percent of demand an increase from last year. that includes a rise and investment for electric vehicles, solar and wind energy. the goal is to be emission neutral by 2050, an expectation that set by the international energy agency, but the pandemic rebounding economy. war and ukraine and global disasters such as flooding and pakistan take focus away from the transition, the tackle, the effects of climate change. while harsh vision sing is the lead ortho of the let me get this right actually because it's a long title name, but you've worked on the, your program manager of energy and industry transition intelligence at the world economic form. all right, and you've worked also on the energy transition index. tell us a little bit about that and what that you've been able to measure what you've been able to gather about the pace of the energy transition. thanks. thanks for inviting me. oh, that's

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according to world economic forum, african countries will need to point 8 trillion dollars to meet their obligations under the parish agreements to minimize emissions the of can continents produces less than 4 percent of global emissions, which pales in comparison with the 19 percent produced by the u. s on 13 by the european union. the demands smart process among ecological activists with cop $27.00 guests saying that other solutions must be found for africa. can we be paid for the damages so far caused by extraction? before we even to leap down to see that we need to for they extract was benefiting in this for me to not africa. so if africans to develop, let africa sit down, look for solutions that african and decide decided solutions. we acquainted africa, ms to go there. we africa has an opportunity to be a leader and build their own economies without following that they store capaluto pathways because if we start competing with, if total polluters, their systems are very well developed, we might not bid them. but we can bid them by going green, we can bid them by being in your book

well, large international organizations, including the world bank and the world economic forum. for the russian and american delegations at one of the meetings, the places were determined by relatives who share only representatives of vietnam but at the same time the chair is installed, so if you wish, you can not cross eyes. the start of the meeting of the east asian summit was delayed for half an hour , they were waiting for biden, but they started without him, the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova, publishes photos of the american presidents, as well as the secretary of state and national security adviser, listen to sergey lavrov's speech on collective decisions. e, it was not accepted today e, since the united states and western countries have already got absolutely unacceptable in language in relation to the situation in ukraine around it, therefore, everything that i tell about the direction of further cooperation will be reflected in the committee, which will be issued by the chairmanship. in the same place, the forums once again

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so the world economic forum and the plutocrats and oligarchs seem to be running the show and pulling the strings with who's in office. so i think that's a big part of it, and i think it's coordinated. i think the integrity of a lot of the voting systems around the world has been impaired. and i, i don't know that people have any freedom any longer in the west. i think that that say a myth now the buttons as well as stations economic policies have raised eyebrows not only within the country, but also in europe. sweden has alleged at the white house, the insistence that americans buy domestically made electric cars. the violation of international trade regulations, we will do what we can to improve relations between the you and the united states. at the same time, there are some elements in the inflation reduction act that are worrying and they are not compliant with the world trade organization rules. so home is joining paris . i'm berlin and sharing concerns over the u. s. inflation reduction act, a new law that offers tax cars and, and the benefits to companies invest on us soil. fr

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ah, us called $27.00 continues to appears to be morbid news for africa with the world economic forum is saying that the continent needs to pay $2.00 trillion dollars to meet his parish agreement. obligation to minimize emissions or of the african continent use is less than 4 percent of global emissions, which fails in comparison to the 19 percent produced by the u. s. and 13 by the u. the demands have spot process among eco activists with cop $27.00 guests, saying that all the solutions must be found for the continent. can we be paid for the damages so far caused by extraction? before we've been sleep down to see that we need to highlight strapped with benefiting in this for me to not africa. so if africa is to develop, let africa sit down, look for solutions that african and decide decided solutions. we are going to take africa ms to go there. we africa has an opportunity to be a leader and build their own economies without following as they store capaluto pathways. because if we sell competing with, if total polluters, their systems are very well developed, we might not bid them, b

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there is more bad news for africa with the world economic forum saying that the continent needs to pay $2.00 trillion dollars to meet its obligations to cut down on a mission with us. despite the dia, economic state of many african countries, which are deep in debt to western economies, however, the african continent produces less than 4 percent of the global emissions, which pales in comparison to the 19 percent produced by the us and 13 percent by the u. the demands of sparked protests among the co activists with some cop 20000 guest saying other solutions must be found for the continent. can we be paid for the damages caused by its structure? before we've been sleep down to the left, we need to find drug benefits for me. so if africa is to develop africa loop for solutions, africa, and decided this other solutions we are going to. africa needs to go away. africa has an opportunity to be a leader and due to their own economies without following, they still copper loot that spot rate because if we start competing with total pollutants, their systems are very well developed. we might n

not only is the world economic forum here, they were on the panel with john kerry when he used the climate template. you don't have a say, democracy goes to die when they talk like that. but the world health organization was here declaring climate a massive public health threat. despite the fact that climate-related deaths have dropped 99% in the last 100 years and declined due to wealth creation, development and infrastructure and fossil fuels. this is very scary. this is john kerry. al gore is also here. he's pushing his climate trace app that will trace all co2 contributors globally. they are monitoring a track and trace app of co2. this is the summit in egypt. dan: this is all about control. this is nothing to do with science. when the vax started to lose against transmissions, they almost doubled down on mandates. co2 monitors. this is a totalitarian way to control things. this has nothing to do with climate science. >> the goldman sachs economist says on cnbc said we spent $2 trillion to reduce fossil fuels 1%. you would think they would say so har and wind are failing. al gore wants

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public sector and to let them know they are not alone me well challenge the policies like the world economic forumg about infiltrating governments like prime minister trudeau in the president of argentina. this is urgent and frankly that fails her we would not be in the predicament that we are in. >> training those the public and private sector that's why so much damage is done in the alliance of the anti- freedom forces. so with the covid emergen emergency, they do it all the time to justify a bunch of things. >> thank you for having assigned to talk about this at exactly what happened. the playbook is you declare an emergency then the government uses that to increase its power over individual freedom. during covid raising to 40 percent of gdp and before that was 38 percent because it was ratcheted up after the last crisis so this is exactly the ratcheting up that happens the use of powers and you are right and what is particularly dangerous is fighting back with shareholder capitalism and bringing irrational energy policy which is just incredibly important we have been seized by government and b

as cop $27.00 continues, there appears to be more bad news for africa with the world economic forum saying that the constant needs $2.00 trillion dollars to meet its parish agreement obligations to minimize emissions. however, the african continent produces less than 4 percent of global emissions, which pales in comparison to the 19 percent produced by the u. s. and 13 by the u. that demands how spot protests among eco activists with cops when 7 guests seen as all the solutions must be found for the continents. can we be paid for the damages so far caused by extraction? before we even sit down to see that we need to find like struggling with benefits in this for me to not have it. so if africa is to develop, let africa sit down, look for solutions that are african and decide they said they solutions. we are going to take africa, ms to go they away. africa has an opportunity to be a leader and build their own economies without following as they store capaluto pathways. because if we sell competing with, if norco polluters, their systems are very well developed, we might not bid them, but we

world economic forum not only says we need restructuring of the world but he is praising communist china for how they do things. >> we have to define how the world should look like which we want to come out of the transformation period. i respect china's achievements which are tremendous over the last over 40 years. i think it's a role model for many countries. >> joining me, gored and chang, author of the great u.s. china tech war. gordon, thanks for being with me. happy thanksgiving to you. davos is saying china is the model the world should follow, what say you? >> china is committing genocide, crimes against humanity, stealing hundreds of billions of dollars of u.s. intellectual property each year, spreading covid-19, 6.6 million deaths outside china. this is horrific. especially now when china is actually falling apart. you see the chinese people in uprising, open rebellion at that apple iphone plant. his timing is awful. >> i look at this, american elites, american business leaders go to davos and listen to this garbage and bring it back here. i wonder do american business elites w

the founder and an of the world economic forum and during covid schwab saw a big opportunity.e "there is a brief opportunity for global leaders to cooperate to achieve a great reset." to a more resilient cohesive equitable and prosperous world. klaus schwab, i didn't really do the accent but klaus schwab still has not given up on that goal. yesterday of the g20 in bali, schwab again called for a new world order. >> what we have to confront is a deep, systemic, and structural restructuring of our world. this take some time. the world will look differently after we have gone through this transition process. politically, driving forces, political transformation, of course is the transition into multicultural world which has a tendency to make our world much more fragmented. >> will: it's been said but i can't get it out of my mind and neither can you. that is the embodiment of a bond villain. nobody voted for this guy so why is he lecturing world leaders about his plan to transform the world? to have a solid lead bugs, leaving many, many houses, oh or nothing and be happy. why wa

. >> reporter: in 2020, nakate spoke truth to the powerful at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. she then posed for a photograph with four other young climate activists, all of them white, including greta thunberg. but when the associated press released the photo that was printed around the world, nakate was cropped out. >> that was one of the most, you know, heartbreaking moments in my activism. >> the world is so cruel. >> reporter: in an emotional ten-minute video she posted to twitter, nakate said it wasn't just her face that was being erased. >> does it mean that i have no value as an african activist or the people from africa don't have any value at all? >> one of the key things that i emphasized during the press conference was the need to listen to every voice. so it was heartbreaking for me to see that picture and not see myself there. >> it certainly reinforced the message you were trying to deliver in a really unfortunate way. >> and it really showed how those that are on the front lines are not on the front pages. >> reporter: the a.p. later apologized and nakate has

. >> laura: what is the global itch head of the world economic forum doing at the g-20? let him tell you. >> what we have to confront is a deep systemic and structural restructuring of our world. and since it takes some time and the world will look differently after we have done this transition process. >> greg: transition process, klaus schwab. well, rejected. up next, gutfeld. ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy tuesday, everyone. i have to say, this is the best-looking audience we have had so far. [cheers and applause] >> greg: yeah. yummy. there's more 10s than in the

leave it with this the world economic forum's klaus much global reset past couple days has been complimentingur elite leaders by the way, even in our country, we have bill gates did that. justin trudeau as we know, another little mini tyrant up in canada, a lot of people are. joey: unfortunately lebron james was not available for comment. we'll get him on record. rachel: coming up canada's prime minister, justin trudeau i was speaking about facing backlash for defending the use of emergency powers to end the "freedom convoy" protests. >> we saw trucks used as, as potential weapons. iabsolutely, absolutely serene and confident that i made the right choice. rachel: a man who was there believes trudeau's ego only made things worse. he joins us next. i got tai last december. i've spent almost every minute with her since. when i first brought her home, she was eating little brown pieces in a bag and it was just what kind of came recommended. i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was bette

the last time we met was in 2017 during the world economic forum and dabo's that was already more than since you assumed the presidency, we have maintained communication by conferences, phone calls and letters. but none of them can really substitute face to face exchanges. and today, we will finally have this face-to-face meeting. from the initial contact in the establishment of diplomatic relations to today, china and the united states have gone through 50 plus eventful years. we have gained experience, and we have also learned lessons. history is the best textbook. so, we should take history as a mirror and let it guide the future. currently, the china u.s. relationship is in such a situation that we all care a lot about it because this is not the fundamental interest of our two countries and peoples. and it is not one of the international community. as leaders of the two major countries, we need to chart the right course for the china/u.s. relationship. we need to find the right direction for the bilateral relationship going forward and elevate the relationship. a statesman should t

the last time we met was in 2017 during the world economic forum in davos. that was already more than five years ago. while since you assumed the presidency, we have maintained communication via video conferences, phone calls, and letters. but none of them can really substitute for face-to-face exchanges. today we finally have this face-to-face meeting. from the initial contact and the establishments of diplomat uk relations to today, china and the united states have gone through 50 plus eventful years. we've gained experience and we've also learned lessons. history is the best textbook. so we should take history as a mirror and let it guide the future. currently, the china-u.s. relationship is in such a situation that we all care a lot about it. it is not what the international community expects us. as leaders of the two major countries, we need to chart the right course. we need to find the right direction for the bilateral relationship going forward and elevate the relationship. a statesman should think about and know where to lead his country. he should