In The Great Reset, airing on TBN April 17th at 8pm ET, award winning journalist Erick Stakelbeck sits down with special guests including the Kwak Brothers, Mark Morano, Reggie Littlejohn, Victor Davis Hanson and others, to examine what global governance is, how it might affect our everyday lives, and why Christians should respond to this potentially world-changing event.
the great reset, mark morano. mark, tell me why we have our energy secretary touting china as the example on climate change and environmental, you know, care. i mean, this is right out of a seinfeld episode. it s the exact opposite of what you would expect. china, which is literally 50% of the world s coal production, china which is, they brag about, oh, we re doing solar and wind. they re billing solar and wind using rare earth mining, using human rights violations, using the worst environmental standards around the world in order to sell to the west, not for use themselves, their percentage of solar and wind are tine themy. so the idea that we re supposed to be modeled after them, it kind of reminds me of is she abe the them energy or pretty day?
lab-grown meat makes way to your dinner plate and mark joining us now. great to have you on the show. the eu essentially approve it had and putting it on the menu and what i would love to ask you, mark. i m going to ask you when it comes to b bugs and lab grown meat. is there a point it s obviously being shoved at the consumer. is there a point where the consumer says, okay, i ll take it? great question. here s how their plan is to make us eat lab grown meat and bugs. they re trying to make meat a rare and expensive treat. and this has been the stated goal of united nations report and goal of people like al gore and pushing for all sorts of bpa regulations on agricultural and it s a plan of bill gates who literally is now america s single largest farm owner according to cbn news and he
focused on keeping the nation safe. those are your headlines. make no mistake about it, between race and gender, those are the priorities of lloyd austin in our defense department right now. rachel: no question, he s prove that had time and time again. will: i can t even concentrate on this segment. there s a gigantic picture of pete eating over my shoulder saying yumny yumny. gigantic face of you eating a rib. pete: you ve seen me eat beef on this show many times, all of us, but the european union wants us to change what meat is? mark morano under new insect meat now. rachel: would you try it? pete: i d try anything one time.
wants us to eat synthetic beef to save the climate and what they re doing with the net zero climate goal in places like the netherlands and in sri lanka and moving to canada and australia, they re cutting down high-yield agricultural and creating intentional food shortages so a desperate chaotic public can going to be more open to eating anything that s cheaper or more readily available and, hey, they are promoting insects as a great alternative protein to meat. will: i got a plate full of burgers and a buddy over here eating a big mac for breakfast. there s no migratory spiders, crickets, yellow meal worm or house crickets in any of this right here. so, mark, back to lab-grown meat, you ll never get the consumer to go you know what, you re right. i m going to save the climate here by ridding the world of cow farts. trading things for convenience