Greetings, conversationalists. Welcome to the second hour of the Eric Erickson show. I'll give you the

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More on that later.

But I look, I spend enough time on the first hour.

If you subscribe to the podcast, you get all my thoughts in the

first hour, the legal implications, how this is going to play out all that. But we can move on

from New Hampshire and we can diminish the coverage moving forward to these primaries because

it's obvious where everything is headed. We're really in the general election now. I want to talk

about something else. And it is an issue that I suspect that Trump could

use. And it is one that resonates with a lot of people. I want to play you audio from the

World Economic Forum. And this is a Swiss banker. He is an agenda contributor to the World Economic Forum. His

name is Ubert Keller. Listen to this. We'll be having our coffee before the session, and you

raise the coffee example. I'd love just to give you the chance to expand on that.

Basically, the coffee that we all drink emits between

15 and 20 ton of CO2 per ton of coffee.

So we should all know that.

This is, every time we drink coffee,

we are basically putting CO2 into the atmosphere.

The other, and one of the reason is because most of the coffee

plantation or most of the coffee is produced through monoculture and and and

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