Al Gore, a prominent World Economic Forum ally, has likened the Trump administration to Hitler’s Third Reich, calling it an “emergent evil” during a San Francisco Climate Week event on Monday.
Despite acknowledging that equating any movement to the uniquely horrific Nazi regime is “wrong,” Gore insisted there are “important lessons” to be drawn from that era’s rise. Speaking to climate activists, he framed the Trump White House as a growing threat, drawing parallels to historical evils while urging his audience to take heed.
Infowars.com reports: “It was [Jürgen] Habermas’ mentor, Theodore Adorno, who wrote that the first step in that nation’s descent into hell was, and I quote, ‘the conversion of all questions of truth into questions of power,”’ he added. “He described how the Nazis, and I quote again, ‘attacked the very heart of the distinction between true and false.’ End quote. The Trump administration is insisting on trying to create their own preferred version of reality.”
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Gore also bashed Trump for refusing to go along with the globalist climate scam, saying, “It is abundantly clear that after only three months and one day, that the new Trump administration is attempting to do anything it possibly can to try to halt the transition to a clean future and a deep reduction in the burning of fossil fuels.”
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The former Bill Clinton vice president continued, “They [Trump White House] say the climate crisis is a hoax invented by the Chinese to destroy American manufacturing, they say coal is clean, they say wind turbines cause cancer, they say sea level rise just creates more beachfront property.”
“We have to deal with the democracy crisis in order to solve the climate crisis,” Gore concluded, urging attendees of the climate speech to take action against the MAGA “attack” on the decrepit political establishment.
Gore invoking Hitler and the Nazis while bashing Trump equates to beating a dead horse at this point as the tired comparison has been overused and no longer strikes with the same fervor.
Congressman Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) issued a video response to Gore online, shaming the globalist Democrat for comparing the murder of millions during the Holocaust with actions taken by the Trump administration.
“It just cheapens the whole thing when you make baseless comparisons to the Holocaust to prove your point,” he stated. “That’s the most horrific thing you could ever compare anything to. You have way overstepped your bounds and you’re just trying to regain some political legitimacy that you never had. So, shame on you Al Gore. I’m sorry you claim to be from Tennessee.”