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Slack.com slash THQ. This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Bachelors.

I welcome Thaddeus McHotter, recovering Michigan politician, writing at American greatness

and human events, writing particularly about words by John Kerry, former Secretary of State,

former member of the Senate, former presidential candidate, in these last days at the gathering

in Davos, Switzerland. Mr. Kerry said, we don't have time, folks, to be cobbling together bespoke

deals here, there and everywhere. We have to do it on a massive basis, and the key to

that one is philanthropy. It's not the only key. We need governments to put federal public

money into it. And quote, this from Thaddeus McHotter's piece on what we're looking at right

now is world government, climate change, and Davos. That is a very good even to you. Mr.

Kerry is referring to legislation, investment, scientific breakthroughs on a massive scale,

uses the word massive, about climate change. You write that this is a story that is permitting

many of the liberal democracies to dominate the news. Is John Kerry mean to dominate

the news with this warning that he's issuing now? We have to do this on a massive scale.

We don't have time. Good evening to you.

I'm getting to you, John. Yes, the world economic forum making the world safe for a top

crecy. Now, when you look at the constitution, you recognize that the individual citizen

is the sovereign, and that they're elected officials, and now that your accuracy are supposed

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