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EXCLUSIVE: Trump Pressed To Bench Big Tech From UN ‘Climate Hoax’ Summit

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Kresak, D. (2026, November 8). EXCLUSIVE: Trump Pressed To Bench Big Tech From UN ‘Climate Hoax’ Summit. The Daily Caller. https://dailycaller.com/2026/11/08/energy-policy-groups-send-letter-donald-trump-united-nations-conference-parties-block-google-apple-amazon

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The Daily Caller · collected 2026-11-08 · by Dylan Kresak

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An energy coalition is urging President Trump to restrict Big Tech companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google from participating in the United Nations’ COP31 climate summit in Turkey due to concerns that these firms are making misleading statements about climate change. The coalition argues that the companies could be violating federal law by promoting U.N. climate efforts while benefiting from government contracts. Six energy and policy groups sent a letter to Trump expressing their concern, asserting that Big Tech’s participation undermines U.S. interests and national security.
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President Donald Trump is being urged by six energy and policy groups to restrict Big Tech companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google from participating in the United Nations’ 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) climate summit in Antalya, Turkey. The organizations claim that these firms may be violating federal law with misleading statements about climate change and could harm U.S. interests by undermining its foreign policy and national security. These companies profit from government contracts but are criticized for opposing the White House's stance on climate issues. As of the latest report, Amazon, Apple, and Google had not confirmed their attendance at COP31, nor did they immediately respond to requests for comment.

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Six energy and policy groups warn that Amazon, Apple, and Google may hurt U.S. interests and break federal law by making “false and misleading” climate statements at the United Nations’ 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) in Antalya, Turkey, according to a letter to the president shared exclusively with the Daily Caller News Foundation.
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“Not only are these companies misleading the public and potentially violating the law by giving the public and investors the impression that they are doing something about supposed ‘climate change,’ but they are also undercutting U.S. foreign policy and national security by participating in COP31,” the letter states in part.
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Six energy and policy groups warn that Amazon, Apple, and Google may hurt U.S. interests and break federal law by making “false and misleading” climate statements at the United Nations’ 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) in Antalya, Turkey, according to a letter to the president shared exclusively with the Daily Caller News Foundation.
2026-11-09 · The Daily Caller
EXCLUSIVE: Trump Pressed To Bench Big Tech From UN ‘Climate Hoax’ Summit · assertive framing

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An energy coalition is urging President Donald Trump to rein in Big Tech at a United Nations climate summit. asserted
coalition → urge → summit
Six energy and policy groups warn that Amazon, Apple, and Google may hurt U.S. interests and break federal law by making “false and misleading” climate statements at the United Nations’ 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) in Antalya, Turkey, according to a letter to the president shared exclusively with the Daily Caller News Foundation. uncertain
Amazon → warn → Foundation
All three companies profit from federal business despite working against the White House’s withdrawal from U.N. climate efforts, the groups argue. asserted
groups → profit → efforts
Because all three trade on public markets, the letter notes, they answer to federal oversight through the Securities and Exchange Commission. asserted
they → trade → Commission
Amazon, Apple, and Google each did not immediately respond to the DCNF’s requests for comment. asserted
Amazon → respond → comment
Furthermore, the companies’ attendance at COP31 was unable to be confirmed at the time of writing. asserted
attendance → confirm → writing
“We applaud President Trump for pulling the US out of the UN climate hoax [sic]. asserted
We → applaud → hoax
But not all Americans have gotten the message,” Steve Milloy, a senior fellow at the Energy & Environment Legal Institute, said in a statement to the Daily Caller News Foundation. asserted
Milloy → get → Foundation
“We are concerned that technology companies like Amazon, Apple and Google—companies that are government contractors with national security obligations—are nevertheless participating in COP31.” asserted
that → concern → COP31
“The President should bar federal contractors with national security obligations from participating in a process that only works to the benefit of Communist China,” he added. asserted
he → bar → China
(RELATED: EXCLUSIVE: America’s Electric Grid Could Throw Wrench In Big Tech’s AI Dreams) Milloy served on Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency transition team after the 2016 election, according to E&E News. uncertain
Milloy → throw → News
“Not only are these companies misleading the public and potentially violating the law by giving the public and investors the impression that they are doing something about supposed ‘climate change,’ but they are also undercutting U.S. foreign policy and national security by participating in COP31,” the letter states in part. asserted
letter → mislead → part
The letter goes on to call on the president to inform U.S. companies they are legally required to be honest and have a duty not to harm national security. asserted
they → go → security
Cameron Sholty, the executive director of Heartland Impact, told the DCNF that the demand to power AI has pushed Big Tech toward natural gas and nuclear, warning that new climate pledges at the conference could harm those projects. uncertain
pledges → tell → projects
“Executives should also choose their proclamations carefully,” he said. asserted
he → choose → proclamations
“A COP31 podium provides no exemption from American law.” asserted
podium → provide → law
The president’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement would “cancel another 0.1°C of the progress” on projected warming this century, a 2025 U.N. emissions report states. asserted
report → cancel → warming
The U.N.’s 2026 report attributed “about half” of a roughly 0.2–0.3°C increase in its global warming forecasts to the U.S.’s “abandonment” of its climate pledge. asserted
report → attribute → pledge
COP31, a conference which runs from Nov. 9-20, is the annual meeting for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, an environmental treaty Trump moved to withdraw the U.S. from on Jan. 7. asserted
Trump → run → Jan.
He similarly withdrew the U.S. from the U.N. Paris Agreement, which aims to limit compliant countries’ greenhouse gas emissions, for the second time Jan. 20, 2025. asserted
which → withdraw → Jan.
Editor’s note: This report was updated with a statement from Cameron Sholty. asserted
report → update → Sholty
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