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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hey, great podcast for today. Oh, Thursday, today on the show. My gosh,

we talked about all the important things like Ukraine and inflation and of course, who

could forget COVID and we have a very special guest or two Mr. Pickles all on today's podcast.

Man, you don't want to miss it. I think you can run that every day. Yeah, just feel

ready and let. You're listening to the best of the perfect program. Let me go to Mark

Bernovich. He is the Arizona Attorney General. He wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal

a couple of days ago. ESG may be an antitrust violation. I love this approach. Welcome to

the program, Mark. Thank you, Glenn. Thanks for having me on. Thanks for all that you do.

Okay. So tell me how you view ESG and what it means to the people of Arizona and the people

of the world. People of the world, people especially in this country. ESG and I'm sure your

listeners know is stands for the environmental, social and governance movement. And basically,

these are far left progressive, local liberals that want to control your life and your

livelihood. And what they have been doing is they essentially have been organizing or

the Wall Street banks and money managers. People like climate action, 100 plus have more

than 65 million trillion to trillion with a P in assets. And what they do is they put

pressure on companies, pressures on banks to be very woke and very progressive. And we've

seen this manifest itself most recently in the energy sector because they want to be

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