King Charles unveils Climate Clock with London Mayor Sadiq Khan

um James uh something Daisy raised uh Drew my attention to but let me give you the first bite at it until now King Charles he has kept his word appraising for it to stop being an activist now that is King stop playing politics that seems now to have ended now the king yesterday helped London's Lord mayor launch a Doomsday Clock warning that we only have six

years and 24 days 23 now to save ourselves from terrible global warming okay he was a bit standoffish he actually push the clock himself he left the mayor to do that but he was there he was drawing attention to it is this too much well I mean the first problem King Charles has got is that in 2009 he said we had uh what was it eight

years left and then he reappraised that six years later and said we've got another 35 years left and now here he is saying we've got six days and the six years and 24 days left so he keeps changing his mind but the big problem for King Charles is that politicians are increasingly imposing authoritarian restrictions on the population they're making us less free they're making us less

prosperous and so here we've got a king associating himself with the impoverishment of the population we're socially poorer we're economically poorer the second problem King Charles has got is that the environmental movement has been overtaken by socialists by marxists well they are not his friends they are anti-capitalism they're anti-western civilization their anti-freedoms and so after they've used King Charles up they'll be coming for him what

do you make of it Daisy uh I think he's broken his word I'm I'm really disappointed Andrew um to be honest with you and I agree with you it is like he's he's broken his word I mean I really um I have such high hopes for King Charles's King I think he has he had the most the perfect Mentor obviously and his mother Queen Elizabeth II

he had such potential um and right up to um in the period before the coronation it seemed like he really was sticking to his word he put the activism behind him he was but he was being absolutely wonderful but now it's like the coronation has happened he's you know he's crowned and straight off the blocks he's doing this incredibly political thing when he absolutely must be

remaining apolitical and the thing is Andrew people will argue and I've had it argued to me oh climate change isn't political yes it is political for two reasons one because there's a lot of policy involved that uh it greatly affects people's lives that they vote on and two it's used as We Know by many um powerful people to push through political agendas whether it's Global socialism

um or the world economic forum and their great reset or even Jim Chalmers with his he's what was it values based based capitalism it is political this is disappointing and I'm really hoping Andrew that the uh post-coronation Charles is not going to be the norm let's go back to the pre-coronation King Charles please we shall see I think you've got encouragement his horse won at Royal

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