Good morning. It is Monday, December 4th, five minutes after 10. It's Kendall and Casey on 93 W. I. B. C. So governments, businesses, investors, they've all announced over 57 billion dollars going to climate agenda

this happening in the first four days of the cop 28. How much money?

57 billion dollars and the United States has pledged 3 billion to the green climate

fund. This is what our vice president has said on Saturday in Dubai.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

I thought we did this green dream thing.

I thought that we did the build back better bull crap which we were

told oh no I'm sorry this was the inflation reduction there's been so many acts

Casey the inflation reduction act which I thought the Biden administration made very clear was not actually

about reducing inflation, but rather was a climate bill.

So we did that.

But now on top of that, even though we were told that was the thing that was going to fix everything,

now we're throwing money at this?

Yeah, $3 billion for the Green Climate Fund.

Printed money, right?

Because we have no actual money.

Right, because, you know, we're already in debt, $34 trillion, so, you know,

let's just add a couple more billion to that list.

Isn't it amazing that we have no money to take care of our people and our country

here at home, yet we have billions of dollars, whether it is Ukraine, whether it is

Israel, whether it is this climate thing, to throw at just countries and causes across the world and yet the

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