4 chapters across the catalog
Climate Czar John Kerry delivered a speech in Scotland accusing climate change deniers of belonging to a "cult" that dismisses facts in devotion to a lie. The hosts respond to Kerry's claims that humanity is inexorably threatened by itself and his labeling of skeptics as "truth sellers" of a fictitious reality. The segment concludes with a look at the record profits of insurance companies during the purported climate crisis.
The US and EU announced an $8.5 billion deal to help South Africa decommission its coal plants, which currently provide 80% of the nation's energy. Meanwhile, US Climate Czar John Kerry released a long-term strategy focusing on deep methane reductions. The hosts argue these policies are impractical and will lead to energy and food insecurity.
Climate Czar John Kerry faced criticism for using a private jet to travel to Iceland in 2019 to receive a climate leadership award. When questioned about the hypocrisy, Kerry defended his choice, stating it is the "only choice for somebody like me" to get things done quickly. The hosts highlight this as a prime example of elitist "do as I say, not as I do" behavior regarding carbon emissions.
John Kerry as Climate Czar, Linking Climate to Pandemics
John Kerry has been appointed as a special presidential envoy for climate, a role the hosts describe as a "czar." In recent remarks, Kerry transitioned the COVID-19 narrative into the "climate crisis," claiming that climate change is more dangerous than the virus because it will cause future pandemics. The hosts mock Kerry's "ponderous" speaking style and the brazenness of the policy shift.
