In a dramatic and fiery outburst, California Governor Gavin Newsom has made headlines by traveling to Brazil, where he’s been seen publicly condemning former President Donald Trump and ranting about climate change. But conservative commentator Jesse Watters isn’t buying Newsom’s message — in fact, he’s declaring that the “climate scam” is officially over.
🌍 Newsom’s Brazil Outburst
During his trip to Brazil, Newsom wasted no time positioning himself as a self‑proclaimed climate warrior. Addressing the ongoing environmental crises, he has been vocal about his belief that climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time. But it’s his aggressive stance against Trump and his outspoken environmental rhetoric that has grabbed the attention of political pundits and commentators.
While Newsom sees himself as a leader in the fight against climate change, Jesse Watters has a very different perspective. According to Watters, Newsom’s climate agenda is little more than a “scam” that has failed the American people — and it’s time for it to end.
💥 Jesse Watters’ Scathing Response
On a recent broadcast, Watters didn’t hold back in his criticism of Newsom, and his remarks have stirred up even more controversy.
“The only way you survive in California is if you’re very wealthy, or you’re homeless. Everybody in the middle gets squeezed out…” Watters argued. This statement highlights the growing divide in the state, where the cost of living has skyrocketed and middle‑class families are finding it harder and harder to stay afloat.
But Watters didn’t stop there. In a blistering critique of Newsom’s trip to Brazil, he continued, “This guy is like skinny Al Gore. He flies down to Brazil, crowns himself the green prince. This thing’s over, the climate scam. It’s like DEI, it’s done.”
Watters took aim at Newsom’s perceived hypocrisy — pointing out how Newsom travels to international events while the state of California continues to struggle with pressing issues like homelessness, high gas prices, and soaring utility bills. For Watters, Newsom’s environmental crusade isn’t just a distraction; it’s a costly one.
💸 The Climate Agenda’s Impact
According to Watters, the climate agenda pushed by Newsom and others has had dire consequences for ordinary Americans. “We tried it, it didn’t work,” Watters declared. “It caused inflation, everyone’s utility bills went up, the temperature of the world didn’t go down. And then China gets paid, the donors get paid, but everybody else didn’t.”
For Watters, the narrative surrounding climate change and the push for green policies doesn’t add up. While leaders like Newsom continue to advocate for green energy solutions, Watters argues that the consequences are being felt by everyday people who are burdened with higher costs and no tangible results.
He’s particularly critical of China’s role in the global climate conversation, saying that while U.S. leaders push for stricter environmental regulations, countries like China are still ramping up their emissions and receiving financial incentives from the U.S. government.
🔥 Is the “Climate Scam” Really Over?
The controversy over climate change policies has reached a fever pitch, with both sides digging in their heels. Watters’ bold claim that the “climate scam” is over taps into a larger debate that’s been raging for years — are climate change policies truly helping the planet, or are they just another form of political theater with harmful consequences for the economy?
Watters’ claim that “it’s done” is a bold statement, but it reflects a larger frustration with the lack of progress on key environmental issues. From the rise in living costs to the ongoing struggle to balance environmental policies with economic realities, many Americans are beginning to question the effectiveness of these green initiatives.
🔮 The Road Ahead
While Gavin Newsom’s rhetoric may continue to fire up his base, figures like Jesse Watters are making sure that the other side of the debate is heard loud and clear. Whether or not the “climate scam” is truly over remains to be seen, but the debate over how to balance climate action with economic stability is far from finished.
As the political landscape continues to evolve, expect these fiery exchanges between Newsom’s environmental crusade and Watters’ anti‑climate agenda to grow even more heated. In the end, the question remains: will the climate policies of the future address the real needs of the American people, or will they continue to enrich elites while leaving the rest of the country behind?
Stay tuned — the battle over climate change and its consequences for America is far from over
