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and thank you to you at home for joining us this hour. it was june of 2022, and the venue for the conservative political action conference, cpac. the venue was packed. hundreds of far-right politicians and activists gathered to claim election fraud, to launch attacks against the press, donald trump was one of the main speakers, and he was slated to give a talk on chinese election interference. jason miller was there, trump s senior campaign advisor, and now the ceo of the conservative twitter clown getter. also in attendance, republican mark, green a far-right congressman who voted against the certification of joe biden as president. in a lot of ways, this was just another cpac conference. the main difference was that this one was happening in brazil. months before that country s presidential election. all of the false claims about election fraud, they were dubbed in portuguese. this is the extent to which the maga movement embedded itself in brazilian politics. a relationshi
is not happening. private sector mobilisation is not happening. so that s why there was a summit last week, we ll see if the matching starts to happen more. access to finance is a key issue, so we re working to make it more possible for small island states and countries to get access faster from the green climate fund. the multilateral development banks were set up decades ago, not fit for purpose. germany and the us is leading a reform, that is a goal up for next year. debt reduction, right? that when a climate disaster hits, that countries don t have to pay. germany has set up, with the vulnerable 20, last year, the global shield, which is about supporting countries hit by climate disasters, so that they can get responses. it s not enough. it s not enough but that s we re working towards, to make happen. it s tiny. i mean, it s not just me saying this. and what about technology transfer, that s another thing that the global north could do for the global south. you know, i tell you wh