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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2025 · 43 MIN

COP30 Conference: Bill Gates Reverses Position on Climate Change? - Jim Duke Perspective

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Did Bill Gates reverse his position on Climate Change? The 190 countries signed onto the Climate Change agenda met in Brazil for the COP30 Climate Change Conference, in which they discuss concerns over the environment and collaborate on how to handle it. They expect $1.3 trillion to address the crisis. To them we are in a dangerous catastrophic consequence that needs immediate attention.We also mentioned Candace Owens and her focus on the Charlie Kirk murder. Is she blaming Erika Kirk? She certainly is baiting them to challenge her. Some called her bluff, in which Owens provided evidence for what she claims (sort of).Will the Epstein Files be released? Congress is voting on their release. What does Trump say about it?You know how we feel about the climate change hoax.CNN article about the conference:https://edition.cnn.com/2025/11/11/climate/cop30-explainer-belem-brazil

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