Kamala Harris: ‘When We Invest in Reduced Population’

Did Kamala Harris say the quiet part out loud in her latest word salad?

A Freudian slip that reveals the real agenda.

While discussing so-called climate change at Coppin State University in Baltimore, Maryland, Harris made a list of investments for the Biden administration.

Harris listed these investments to help more children breathe clean air and drink clean water:

• Clean Energy
• Electric Vehicles
• Reduced Population

You read that correct.

Harris said reduced population.

“When we invest in clean energy and electric vehicles and reduce population, more of our children can breath clean air and drink clean water,” Harris said.

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The White House provided the transcript from “Remarks by Vice President Harris on Combatting Climate Change and Building a Clean Energy Economy”:

When we invest in clean energy and electric vehicles and reduce population [pollution], more of our children can breathe clean air and drink clean water. (Applause.)

Note the applause.

Here’s additional context from the transcript:

And so, we set an ambitious goal to cut our greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 and to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. The investment we are announcing today will help us to achieve these goals, and it will do so much more, because think also about the impact on not only the local economy, not only on an investment in the entrepreneurs and innovators from and in the community. Think about the impact on something like public health.

When we invest in clean energy and electric vehicles and reduce population [pollution], more of our children can breathe clean air and drink clean water. (Applause.)

Think of the impact on family budgets. When we help folks upgrade their heating and cooling systems, we lower the cost of electricity, which means lower energy bills for working parents so they have more money for groceries and home repairs and school supplies.

And think of all the jobs that these investments will create, including many good-paying union jobs. (Applause.) Jobs, for example, for the workers of IBEW who will install energy-efficient lighting. (Applause.) Jobs for the sheet metal workers who will replace gas furnaces with electric heat pumps. (Applause.) Jobs for the laborers who will build net-zero housing. (Applause.) Right.

So, understand, when the President and I invest in climate, we intend to invest in jobs, invest in families, and invest in America.

And this investment is also about a partnership with the private sector. You know, my whole career, I have believed in the power of public-private partnerships. I have seen how much more we can accomplish when we combine the experience and expertise of the private sector with the reach and the scale that only the government can provide.

When Harris talks about cutting ‘greenhouse gas emissions,’ she means lowering the living standards for Americans.

For instance, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) wants to implement a rule calling for a 40% reduction in “climate super-pollutant hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).”