Will Trump’s unconventional plan to STOP the UN climate elites WORK?

What this episode is about

The discussion centers around Trump's strategy to counter the influence of UN climate elites, highlighting his decision to boycott a recent climate summit, which marked the absence of a U.S. delegation for the first time in three decades. Key points include the dynamics of global climate negotiations, the implications of agreements made during the summit, and concerns over new measures aimed at censoring dissenting views and establishing global carbon market integration, primarily affecting emissions from developed countries compared to developing ones like India and China.

Key takeaways

• In Trump's absence, climate treaties thrive; the U.S. might not be leading, but it’s certainly not blocking progress.
• While the West phases out fossil fuels, major producers like China and India silently double down on oil deals.
• The UN climate summit's ‘carbon budget’ reveals a stark truth: most CO2 emissions are behind us, leaving future emissions for others.
• Censorship of dissenting voices on climate issues raises questions: do we want climate action or a monopoly on climate belief?
• The irony of climate deals: designed to curb emissions while the world’s largest polluters happily pass the buck to the West.

Who speaks in this episode?

• Glenn Beck (Guest) · 5 min speaking
• Alex Newman (Guest) · 7 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 3:00: Donald Trump, Aaron Glenn, Brazil, EPA
2. 3:00 – 6:00: COP 28, Barack Hussein Obama, New York Times
3. 6:00 – 9:00: Brazil, COP 30, Alex Newman
4. 9:00 – 11:19: Alex Newman, liberty sentinel.org

Notable quotes from "Will Trump’s unconventional plan to STOP the UN climate elites WORK?"

• Well, thank you very much for having me, Glenn. It's great to be here and I've been covering these for 15 years now. I've been going the one they did in covering these new American magazine and.

  about Alex Newman · at 0:04

• I've spoken with people at EPA. I've spoken with people at the State Department who have said that they are seriously considering the possibility of withdrawing from the UN Framework.

  about EPA · at 2:25

• Dismantling the economies of the West, shipping our productive capacity to China and literally they got caught, the communist Chinese and the Arab government got caught at that…

  about COP 28 · at 4:13

• Being pollution is a total fraud. and this dawn on me in Paris I was there in 2015. Barack Obama promised to slash American CO2 emissions by like 30% in 10 years. The communist…

  about Barack Hussein Obama · at 5:15

• And for the Brazilian people, Brazil is a Catholic country.

  about Brazil · at 7:29

• Newman_JO on Twitter. his website is liberty sentinel.org. Alex Newman, always good to talk to, Alex, thank you for the update. I will tell you that one of the things that you know we he was just saying you know they're they're hurting.

  about Aaron Glenn · at 10:18

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Alex Newman — Person · Main guest (interviewee) / journalist-commentator · 2 mentions · first at 7:07
  Provides the episode’s narrative and claims about COP negotiations, censorship initiatives, and U.S. withdrawal considerations; promotes his social handle and website.
• Donald Trump — Person · Referenced political leader / policy actor · 3 mentions · first at 0:16
  Central reference point for U.S. posture toward UN climate negotiations; discussed as boycotting the summit and reversing Obama-era climate regulation.
  Change but they're not here to obstruct passage of an ambitious deal. So, let's do some great stuff and then when Trump is gone in three and a half years, we'll impose that on Americans. So, obviously Trump card get us out of the UN FCC.
• Aaron Glenn — Person · Host / interviewer · 2 mentions · first at 0:04
  Leads the interview, asks framing questions, and closes with commentary about banks underwriting coastal properties.
• Barack Hussein Obama — Person · Referenced former president / policy predecessor · 2 mentions · first at 3:03
  Used as contrast to Trump on climate policy; cited regarding the EPA 'endangerment finding' and U.S. emissions pledges.

Companies & orgs

• EPA — Company · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 2:25
  Mentioned as an organization considering withdrawing from the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
• liberty sentinel.org — Company · Business focus · 1 mention · first at 10:20
  Mentioned as the website of Alex Newman, the guest discussing climate change issues.
  You follow Alex Newman, Alex Newman_JO on Twitter. his website is liberty sentinel.org. Alex Newman, always good to talk to, Alex, thank you for the.

Places & events

• COP 28 — Event · Key argument · 3 mentions · first at 3:30
  Discussed as a climate summit where significant agreements were made, including the mention of a carbon budget.
• Brazil — Place · Setting · 3 mentions · first at 1:32
  Mentioned in the context of COP 30 and the controversy over the dragon jaguar guardian spirit.
• COP 30 — Event · Key argument · 2 mentions · first at 7:04
  Mentioned in the context of the dragon jaguar guardian spirit controversy and future climate agreements.
  Gift. They call it a gift to the people of Brazil. It's supposed to be the official dragon jaguar guardian spirit of the COP 30. and I encourage people to look at this image. if you're hearing us on the radio, you're.

Media & podcasts

• New York Times — Media · Case study · 1 mention · first at 4:36
  Criticized for portraying China as a leader in climate change efforts despite its high CO2 emissions.
  To keep dismantling our economies and shifting our productive capacity to China. Well, also for the New York Times, I heard this glowing report from the New York Times podcast…

Full transcript with timestamps

0:00 what's actually happening with the climate change stuff. Well, thank you very much for having me, Glenn. It's great to be here and I've been covering these for for 15 years now. I've been going the one they did in covering these new American magazine and uh this one was very interesting because we've got Trump in the White House and of course he actually boycotted the summit. We we reached out to the State Department. They told us they deliberately chose not to send anybody. So there was no US delegation for the first time in 30 years of these and that made for very interesting situation.

0:32 Yeah. And you know a lot of Americans thought that was great. Hooray. Uh and and a lot of the climate skeptics also thought so. But some of the globalists at the UN conference also said hey this is a great opportunity because the United States is still involved in the UN framework convention on climate change but they're not here to obstruct passage of an ambitious deal. So, let's do some great stuff and then when Trump is gone in three and a half years, we'll impose that on Americans. So, obviously Trump

0:57 Trump card get us out of the UN FCC. But as of now, uh they passed a pretty interesting agreement, Glenn. It included a mention of a carbon budget. They claim that four-fifths of the CO2 that humans can be allowed to emit has already been emitted. Uh and of course, the United States and the West most of that. True story. So, India and China get to do the rest essentially. Um they passed really a lot of the act side agreements. They a big group including a bunch of US allies passed an agreement on information integrity where they said we need to censor the internet and censor people who don't agree with us.

1:32 Uh pretty remarkable. Uh Brazil and the European Union passed uh they created this new system to integrate the carbon markets of the world and they were very enthusiastic about that. They got in the main agreement a bunch of new metrics and tools for analytics, basically tools for future enforcement of these climate decrees. So, a lot happened and and really I think the strategy for these people, Glenn, is hey, we've got Trump for three and a half more years. Let's just keep our heads down. We know that he doesn't believe us. We know the American people don't believe us. So, let's just not talk about it too loudly.

2:05 We'll keep building this climate regime, as they call it, brick by brick, cop by cop, and once Trump is gone, we'll hit the pedal to the metal again. Wow. So, was this a mistake by not showing up?

2:18 You know, I don't know. Uh I know some of the people down at the UN summit thought this was a good opportunity for them, but you know, Trump's not done. I've spoken with people at EPA. I've spoken with people at the State Department who have said that they are seriously considering the possibility of withdrawing from the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, which is the 1992 treaty process. Yeah, that seems like a no-brainer. Um because Trump has taken really decisive action on this. In fact, before he went into the White House, he said one of the top priorities for the MAGA movement and the United States needs to be to decisively crush this climate hysteria hoax. So, he's really serious about it. And if you look at the executive orders he's done, uh he has taken a chainsaw to this in terms of the funding, in terms of the subsequent agreements. Uh he also has reversed what they call the endangerment finding.

3:03 During Obama's administration, they claimed carbon dioxide, the gas we exhale, is pollution that needs to be regulated under the Clean Air Act. So, he's in the process of reversing that. So, he seems very serious about stopping this madness and I don't think he's done yet.

3:19 So, how far did they get to towards their goal of eliminating oil and gas? Well, this is a funny story. I was in

3:27 Okay. Yeah. I was on the Arabian Peninsula a couple years ago and they managed to get that into the final agreement which was a huge victory for the most radical elements here. You know, the Rockefeller front groups like Oil Change International. this was like their crowning achievement. Uh, and they couldn't get that reiterated in this year's agreement. I think partly because Trump was pressuring some of the Arab governments not to go along with it. But they're still very serious about getting rid of fossil fuels. But here's the thing, Clint. Uh, and I pointed this out in my cover story after coming back from uh, Dubai, the COP 28. When they talk about phasing out fossil fuels, everybody there knows that the communist Chinese and India and the Arab government, they're not going to phase out fossil fuels. Give me a break. They all understand that this is a a tool for dismantling the economies of the West,

4:14 shipping our productive capacity to China and and literally they got caught, the communist Chinese and the Arab government got caught at that climate summit in Dubai making oil deals at the summit. And this came out in the mainstream media in the proclimate alarm.

4:29 Gosh. So, so it's for the suckers in the west to to keep dismantling our economies and shifting our productive capacity to China. Well, also for the New York Times, I heard this glowing report from the New York Times podcast a couple of weeks ago and they were like, "China is a superstar." Everybody was going to China going, "Look at how China's leading the world. China's not leading the world. China is doing everything that they that is that you're trying to ban. They're doing all of it and then they're selling you their crap to get you to follow the the climate, you know, controls." They're not following any of them.

5:04 That's one of the biggest stories and the biggest takeaways for me from this whole thing claim uh it first of all it proves that at the very top these people know the climate thing with the CO2 being pollution is a total fraud. Uh and this dawn on me in Paris I was there in 2015. Uh Barack Obama promised to slash American CO2 emissions by like 30% in 10 years. The communist Chinese said they were going to keep increasing theirs for 15 years. If you really believe CO2 is a problem, that's the worst possible thing you could do because every unit of production in China emits way more CO2.

5:37 So, this is a fraud. The people at the highest levels know it. China emits almost 300% more CO2 than America and it's rising like a rocket ship, but you would never know it at these climate summits. Man, everybody treats communist China like they're the world leaders. Some of them will lie and say communist China is doing a great job. Uh it's truly incredible. Now, I I don't begrudge them their CO2 emissions. You know, CO2, as Will Haer, Trump's climate adviser from the first term, told me, we need more CO2. We should encourage people to make more CO2. It's the gas of life. But, uh, to pretend like communist China is saving the world by building a new coal fired power plant every year and increasing their CO2 emissions while selling us garbage solar panels and windmills that don't work is to utterly ignore all of the evidence, the whole reality.

6:24 Yeah. Um, so tell me the the controversy over the dragon jaguar guardian spirit thing. How [clears throat] how I mean is this just a symbol of something or is this like a is this like a golden calf kind of thing?

6:41 Well, I for me it was a perfect representation of the spiritual reality of these and I've gone with a lot of people people who work for me, people, you know, other journalists and I'm not the only one who notices the really dark feeling when you get into these things. this, you know, spiritual oppression. And so this year, the CCP unveils this gift. They call it a gift to the people of Brazil. It it's supposed to be the official dragon jaguar guardian spirit of the COP 30. Uh, and I encourage people to look at this image. I mean, if you're hearing us on the radio, you're not going to be able to see it, but you can go to my ex account, Alex Newman_JOU. We're going to put it on the cover of the magazine. Uh, it's a big giant leopard dragon jaguar thing with big devil horns sticking out the top holding the whole world in its hands with top 30 emlazed across the front.

7:29 And for for the Brazilian people, you know, Brazil is a Catholic country. They're famous, of course, for the Christ the statue on Mount Corvado overlooking Rio, which is their capital. Brazilian Christians said, "Hey, Brazil belongs to Jesus Christ, not to your demon guardian, dragon, devil, spirit, whatever. Get that thing out of our country." So, Brazilian Christians were really upset about this. But yeah, this was the official guardian spirit. And for me, it was just a perfect representation of everything that is really going on in the spiritual realm with this whole process.

7:58 Oh my gosh. I'm just looking at it. It is absolutely demonic. Yeah. Holy cow. Why would you want that? I mean, we have the golden calf. Yes. On Wall Street. Really kind of a bad thing. This is just so clearly not good. Oh my gosh.

8:20 Representation of what's going on. One of the articles I'm writing now is about how they're bringing the religions of the world together to redefine morality in terms of climate and mother earth. And we're also watching the repaganization of the west. And that was really on display at this cop. You know, they brought in all kinds of pagan and and and pantheist and animistic religious groups to pray over mother earth. And these were official events, you know, uh, and I've been watching this for years. In Egypt, I was there a couple years ago for the, uh, COP 27.

8:48 They unveiled the new and improved Ten Commandments where they said, "We must serve this lifegiving, interdependent Earth." Uh, I mean, it there's a very serious religious and spiritual component to this that none of the journalists are seeing. Uh, and I think it's because they're all approaching, you know,

9:05 serialistic worldview, but it's really important. Yeah. Um, did you see that Zillow has just removed the the climate risk things from their their listings? [clears throat]

9:17 I think it's because it probably got sued because people's houses were dropping in value because they said, "Oh, it's a climate risk. That house, they just took it off."

9:24 Yeah. But they did that in Miami, too. You had some of the the municipalities down there saying, "Oh, our houses are going to be underwater." People said, "Wait a minute. First of all, that's fake. Second of all, you're destroying our property values, which is going to destroy your tax revenue." What are you people doing? But the reality is when the polling shows Americans don't believe this stuff. Uh the polling shows less than one in three Americans is interested in paying even like 10 bucks on their monthly energy bill to stop climate change. So they know from their perspective the best policy is just to stay quiet. Don't say anything. Let this thing materialize. And then as they themselves said at this cop and the one before it and the one before that, we're going to get the children. We're going to bring this in through the school.

10:02 We're going to teach them not so evil to take action. It is. They're trying to capture the hearts and minds of our young ones. And that's really the heart of their strategy because they know the bitter clingers, the older Americans are not going to go for this stuff. Uh, you follow Alex Newman, uh, Alex Newman_JO on Twitter. Uh, his website is liberty sentinel.org. Alex Newman, always good to talk to, Alex, thank you for the update. I will tell you that one of the things that you know we he was just saying you know they're they're hurting the property values and everything else and and the average person knows it's it's bull crap. No, here's here's how you know this is bull crap. The banks are still writing loans for commercial properties and homes on the coastlines.

10:47 It would be fiscally irresponsible to do that. They could they could not do that if they were actually believing that global warming was real. They would have to say we cannot uh underwrite any more homes on the coastlines. They're not doing that, are they? Why? Because they know it's fake. That take that one literally to the bank.

Questions about this episode

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Glenn Beck (Guest), Alex Newman (Guest).

What is "Will Trump’s unconventional plan to STOP the UN climate elites WORK?" about?

The discussion centers around Trump's strategy to counter the influence of UN climate elites, highlighting his decision to boycott a recent climate summit, which marked the absence of a U.S. delegation for the first time in three decades. Key points include the dynamics of global climate negotiations, the implications of agreements made during the summit, and concerns over new measures aimed at…

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10 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Alex Newman, Donald Trump, Aaron Glenn, COP 28, Brazil, Barack Hussein Obama. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Will Trump’s unconventional plan to STOP the UN climate elites WORK?"?

The episode runs 11 min; the transcript is about 2,236 words in 24 timestamped sections.

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