A couple weeks ago we reported on something we call it the great retreat. So what we're seeing is what we've seen this united front on this climate change agenda, settled science, we have to reshape society

zero carbon shut down the farms something broke this united front is

fractured and we saw people like Rishi Sunic the PM the prime minister of the UK we saw people like Rishi Sunic, the PM, the Prime Minister of the UK.

We saw Bill Gates, they're turning around.

Bill Gates is saying we can't use brute force anymore.

Riesh Sunic said, hey, we're good good on the goals let's just slow down this

transition a little bit so at least in their languaging which will take at

least in their language and they're saying let's slow this down a little bit I

don't know if people are going to be cool with this now let's look at one of the really arguably

the front organization, publicly front facing

organization that's pushing a lot of this agenda,

this transition, that's the World Economic Forum.

The World Economic Forum has something called the Young Global Leaders Program.

I'll just let them talk about it.

Listen to this clip. All right. They come out being thought

leaders, great organizational leaders. Our young global leaders are selected by the top it editors in chief around the world.

My commitment will be to add value.

We'll be part of the young leaders initiative.

This is Merkel, Tony Blair, they were even President Putin, they were all young global leaders before.

Prime Minister of Ireland, Leo Varat-Kah.

Very proud to say that his highness is also a young global leader of the World Economic Forum.

The leader of the UK right now, David Cameron was named a young global leader in 2006.

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