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  Five minutes past the hour. It's the third hour The Morning Show with Preston
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  Scott. Out of respect to our guest who lives in the Pacific Northwest,
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  I will not give the specific hour. Justin Haskins joins us from the Land
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  Institute. Good morning, sir, how are you. I'm doing very well.
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  I'm drinking my coffee. Yeah, I'm waking up. Yeah, I'm
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  doing okay. So how much lead time do you need to do a gig
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  like this? Oh? I just woke up. I just literally crawled out
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  of bed and I've got a coffee IV hooked up into me and I'm good
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  to go, like five minutes. Nothing like prepping for a hard hitting interview.
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  All right, So tell me, how's the book doing. New book
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  with Glenn Beck. Oh, it's been, it's it's it's doing fantastic.
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  Glenn and I. In July we really Stark Future, which is all about
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  um the Great Reset, as it's being applied by elites and the Biden administration
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  to emerging technologies in order to transform the future of all of humanity, but
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  especially in the Western world. So it's about artificial intelligence and quantum computing and
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  cryptocurrencies and central bank, digital currencies, and all kinds of crazy new technologies,
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  as well as the whole you'll own nothing and you'll be happy thing that
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  Davos is always boasting about. We we did probably the most comprehensive dive into
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  all of those things that I think anyone has ever done. And what it
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  shows very clearly is that elites are designing the future by reads signing emerging technologies
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  to control you and your children. And it is so so creepy. Some
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  of the stuff that's in that book is just absolutely incredible. So if you
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  if you read the book Glen and I did a year and a half ago,
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  The Great Reset, Dark Future is absolutely a book for you. When
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  it launched July eleventh, it was the number two non fiction book in America,
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  number three overall. The reviews in it have been fantastic. People love
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  it, so available wherever books are sold to check it out. What pushback
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  are you getting that you are able to respond to? In other words,
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  is there anybody trying to credibly pick apart the arguments or are they just hoping
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  not enough people read it? Yeah, it's definitely the ladder. It's definitely
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  the ladder for the most part. We're being largely sort of pushed out,
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  Like for example, Target is selling the book in stores. You've got very
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  similar to what happened to Mark Levin's book recently, although they backtrack on his
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  book and they have not done that for our book. You know, the
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  New York Times and organizations like that have suppressed where the book should be based
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  on actual sales on their best seller lists, So they've got us at the
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  bottom of their best seller lists when I shouldn't be there, you know.
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  So it's really just people trying to keep it out of bookstores, is really
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  what's going on to some extent. But the book is doing really well anyway
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  despite that, But no one is attempted to make I don't think it's possible
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  to refute most of what's in that book. I mean, there's stuff that's
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  speculation, but a lot of it is just taking people's own words, own
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  reports, the plans that people have very clearly articulated and showing the average American
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  person what's going on, because they're not going to Davos and they're not reading
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  these big tech reports and they're not you know, paying attention to what's going
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  on. And I don't blame them. Neither was I, and so we
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  start doing this book. But once you see for yourself, you will never
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  look at the world the same way again. Justin They can call it speculation,
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  but we need to remember that's how a lot of people make millions is
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  they look at the facts in a given market and they speculate on what's going
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  to happen based on those facts. And that's that's what you've done. Yeah,
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  I think, and I would say, you know, fifteen percent of
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  it is speculation. I mean a lot of it is just straight up here's
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  what they're planning to do. Here's what they're saying they're going to do.
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  And I mean, if you pay attention to the news and you know where
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  to look, you see it all the time. Just recently, there was
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  a story that came out this massive, massive Wall Street firm that's involved with
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  helping black Rock and big investment management firms decide how to vote in proxy votes.
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  We're talking about corporate shareholder resolution, how corporations should act, what their
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  policies should be. There's resolutions that are offered by shareholders. How should these
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  various shareholders vote. The really big ones. There's this company that's one of
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  the two largest companies in the world for this, and they recently came out
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  and said, you know what we should do with artificial intelligence. We should
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  basically rig it so that it gives us the answers that we want related to
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  you know, BI and a whole bunch of other stuff. And you know,
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  if we can't rig the algorithms themselves, we should at least rig the
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  data so that the data we put into the AI will give us the answer
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  that we want. And it's really important we do that because if we don't
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  do that, then we're going to have all these inequities and there's going to
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  be racism at the end of the day, all this stuff. I mean,
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  they're very open about what they're doing with the Heartland Institute and stoppingsocialism dot
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  com and author co author with Glenn Beck of a couple of books that need
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  to be on your library shelf and more importantly need to be read Justin Haskins
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  with us, Justin we've probably touched on this a few times over the years,
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  but for people that have not had a chance to maybe follow your writing
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  and a lot of the things that we've talked about over time, I've asked
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  this or made this statement to elected members of Congress for the last several years,
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  and no one has just grabbed it and owned it, but they've all
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  sort of danced around it. And I've just simply said this. If what's
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  happening to the transformation of our economy and what's happening to the transformation of our
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  country is not intentional, then what is it? Yeah? I mean,
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  I think there's no doubt in my mind that at least a fair amount of
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  what's going on is very intentional. I think sometimes problems emerge fast than elites
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  predict, including the Biden administration, like for example, I think they,
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  I really do believe the Biden administration and a whole bunch of governments in Europe
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  too, thought they could print trillions and trillions and trillions of new dollars or
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  euros or whatever over the past few years and that they would not have an
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  inflation crisis as a result of that. I think they truly believed that they
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  could get away with that, and it was part of their plan to make
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  people more dependent on government and to further manipulate the free market so that big
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  corporations are doing their bidding. It was all part of their plan. That's
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  what the Great Reset, big chunk of the Great Reset was all about that,
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  and they ended up getting a huge inflation crisis. We're seeing historic levels
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  of inflation that have not come down from where they were when they first skyrocketed
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  up. So sometimes they I think, are very deliberately doing these things,
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  and other times they're not. But if people took the time that I've taken,
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  and I don't recommend they do because they'll probably need a lot of therapy
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  afterwards, but if they've taken the time that I have to actually read what
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  these people in Davos and the Biden administration others. There are thousands of pages
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  of all sorts of reports and documents and things from central banks and from government
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  administrations and from the World Economic Forum and all these different places where they talk
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  about what they think the best course of action is and why they're doing it,
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  and how they want to rewrite social contracts for all of Western civilization,
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  and they want to push the reset button on the global economy, and they're
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  they're very open about it. They're very very clear that this is what they
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  want to do. They want a transformation. They want a transformation not just
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  of the economy, but of all of society, and it is on purpose.
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  And they say it in their own words over and over and over again.
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  They say it on video. You have audios them speaking saying these things.
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  And yet anyone that brings up is a conspiracy theorist, who's a crazy
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  tinfoil hat wearing, you know, conspiracy theorist when you're just quoting people like
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  John Kerry saying things like we need to rewrite social contracts, and everyone says,
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  well that what is you know, that's a conspiracy theory. No,
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  it's just his own words, And so I don't think that there's any doubt
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  that's what's going on. I think the reason why so many politicians on the
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  right don't want to say it is either because they're afraid of being called a
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  conspiracy theorist, or probably more accurately, many of them are kind of part
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  of the problem too. They may not be quite as bad as the Democrats,
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  but a lot of them are in the same club. And that's a
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  big part of the problem that we have. I did nice you all right
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  standby almost twenty two minutes past our final segment. Justin Haskins with us this
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  month from the Harland Institute. And again the books that you need to be
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  looking for. Dark Future is the latest Justin with Glenn Beck, and the
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  Great Reset preceded it. You really, it encapsulates and expands by a factor
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  probably ten or a hundred what we've talked about for the last several years on
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  this show. Justin you wrote another piece recently that talks about climate change because
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  well, you know, it's hot in the summer, and I know that's
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  earth shattering news, but anyway, yeah, yeah, it is hot,
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  and it is a particularly hot summer, there is no doubt about that compared
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  to other summer generally speaking. But the thing that's so frustrating about what you're
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  seeing in the news today, of course, is you can't you can't turn
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  on your computer or pick up the newspaper if you still do that, or
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  or turn on the television about hearing about the historic heat waves that are going
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  to kill all everybody in America or something. I mean, the way that
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  these things are presented is it sounds like we've never seen heat waves like what
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  we're seeing right now, like this is the worst we've ever seen. But
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  when you actually look at the data, when you actually go in and you
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  look at the official government data. You can go to EPA dot gov and
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  you can find the data there or a whole bunch of other places as well.
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  And you look at the heatwave index, that you look at it over
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  a long, long period of time. So you can't just look at it
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  over ten or twenty or thirty or forty years. Because climate change data,
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  the climate things change over time naturally, and even if humans are involved in
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  some way of impacting it in some way, still the changes are occurring over
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  very long periods of time, so you have to look at it over long
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  periods. What you see is that the heatwave index, there have been decades
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  where heatwaves have been significantly worse than anything that we're seeing right now, significantly
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  worse than anything that we've been seeing over the past ten twenty years, and
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  the nineteen thirties in particular, the entire decade of the nineteen thirties so almost
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  had very high heat waves throughout the whole decade. And some of that is
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  related to you, some feedback from the dust bowl and agricultural practices and things
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  like that in the United States. But if you look at the total scale
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  of things, you'll see around the turn of the century, huge heat waves
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  in the nineteen thirties, massive massive heat waves, the biggest that we have
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  on record, not now in the nineteen thirties, the biggest that we had
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  on record. The nineteen fifties, another big spike, and right in the
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  late nineteen eighties, another huge, huge heat wave spike. This has happened
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  over and over and over again. Justin we're not killing crazy things that we've
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  never seen before. And I want to interject, you said the nineteen eighties,
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  just prior to that, all of the publications, newsweek time, and
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  all the papers were talking about the ice age that we were about to get
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  it by. Yeah, that's a great that's a great point. I'm glad
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  you brought that up, because if you look at if you look at the
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  heat wave data, what you see that's so striking is that beginning in the
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  late nineteen fifties all the way into the late nineteen eighties, there were a
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  historically low number of heat waves. For a very long period of time,
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  we had very few heat waves. And so when you see a lot of
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  reports about heat wave data, they often start that government reports and media reports.
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  In the nineteen sixties, on purpose so that it looks like the increase
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  in heat waves was incredibly dramatic, because yeah, that was a very very
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  low period. And during that period they were talking about global cooling. They
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  were talking about a massive cooling problem that we're going to have and we were
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  all gonna die from that. And so there's always a gigantic crisis. You
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  can trace it back for a hundred years. You can find there's always some
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  gigantic environmental crisis that's right around the corner. The population boom was a big
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  thing for a long time. We wouldn't be able to feed the world and
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  all of this other stuff, Right, it's incredible. Well, we were
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  supposed to be minus a bunch of population, we were supposed to be minus
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  snow on the caps. There's a lot of that stuff. Let me ask
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  you this in closing, justin what would you say is something we best remember
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  moving forward about how this climate stuff is impacting us and how it ties to
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  your great reset. Yeah. I think the biggest thing that people need to
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  keep in mind is that the so called solutions that are being presented, So
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  even if you believe that humans are the primary drivers of climate change, even
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  if you believe that the solutions that are presented. The so called solutions are
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  always there's always two problems with them. The first is it gives the left
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  everything that they've always wanted, even before they came up with the climate things,
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  so immediate climate change thing, so immediately you have to be suspicious of
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  it because they're offering you a solution that says, give us more power,
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  give us more power, will transform the economy. The other thing is that
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  if they really did believe that we were headed for a climate crisis, look
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  at their behavior. Would they be buying houses on the beach when they think
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  that sea level rise is happening? Would would Barack Obama have bought a massive,
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  multimillion dollar mansion in Martha's Vineyard that in an area where he thinks it's
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  going to be underwater supposedly? Would he do that? Would they be flying
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  around in private jets like John Kerry does. Would Al Gore be living in
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  these massive mansions, driving having you know, gas guzzling cars. I mean,
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  they wouldn't do these things if they really believe that there was a climate
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  change catastrophe coming around the corner. And especially with China, the amount of
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  business that they do with China is proof that they don't really believe this to
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  their core, because China's admits more CO two emissions than anybody else in the
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  world. They're massively increasing their cold production and other things like that, and
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  there is no sign that that's going to stop any time in the immediate future.
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  Oh also, they're human rights violators and terrible people the people in charge,
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  but who cares, right, they're still doing business with them. So
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  if you really believe we were heading for a climate catastrophe, why would you
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  be doing business with people who are supposedly making the problem much worse? Justin,
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  because I don't think they believe it. I appreciate your time as always,
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  we'll talk again next month. Thank you, brother. Thanks Preston.
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  All Right, Justin Haskins on The Morning Show.