Joe Biden is on the last day of his European trip in Helsinki, Finland for the U.S.-Nordic Leaders’ Summit.

He’s been having a difficult time, being led around by the other foreign leaders, even with them having to physically move him into place. On Wednesday, he couldn’t even get Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s name right and snapped at a reporter who dared to ask Zelensky how soon after the war was over would he want to join NATO.

But one of the other points of Biden’s trip was to talk about climate change. As he explained on his last day in Lithuania, “We all must summon the common will to address the existential threat.”

BIDEN on CLIMATE CHANGE: "It's real! It's serious! We don't have a lot of time! It's the single greatest threat to humanity!" pic.twitter.com/mzHYePilO5

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“It’s real! It’s serious! We don’t have a lot of time! It’s the, the single greatest threat to humanity!” Biden trumpeted.

In Helsinki, he reiterated the emergency, albeit in a calmer tone.

BIDEN on climate change: "It's the only existential threat humanity faces and we don't have a lot of time." pic.twitter.com/FhMEjLl0bh

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“It’s the only existential threat humanity faces, and we don’t have a lot of time,” Biden said.

It’s obviously an incredible emergency if we don’t have a lot of time — we must summon that common will, Joe says.

So I have a question for Joe Biden. If it’s such an emergency that we all must get on board with addressing it, why were you tooling around Helsinki in a huge 39-car gas-guzzling motorcade? They fly the huge SUVs in, too, requiring more planes, not just Air Force One.

Biden (who arrived on a 747 jet) is whisked away from the Helsinki airport in a motorcade spanning nearly two dozen vehicles (which were flown in on gigantic cargo planes).

Just hours ago, Biden called climate change "the single greatest threat to humanity." pic.twitter.com/uZBTL0EUL8

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Here is a sped up video of Biden’s motorcade in Helsinki — which stretches at least 39 vehicles. pic.twitter.com/qoSNDf7l9b

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Also, what happened to white supremacy and nukes? Biden seems to have tossed those threats to the side except when he needs to pull them out to pander to whatever audience he’s talking with at the time.

As we noted when he had the motorcade in Lithuania, it’s yet another example of rules for thee, not for me. If we all must summon the common will, why doesn’t he start first? Why must all the regular people comply with his dictates, but not him? Kind of makes you think he truly doesn’t believe the end is near.

Then there’s this glaring hypocrisy on Thursday from his climate czar John Kerry telling Congress he never “personally” owned a private jet.

CLIMATE CZAR JOHN KERRY: “I've personally never owned a private jet!" pic.twitter.com/lajk1aQyYz

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Yes, it’s just his family that owns a jet, as a report explained last year.

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry’s family jet has emitted over 300 metric tons of carbon dioxide since the Biden administration began, federal data shows.

Kerry’s family jet, a Gulfstream GIV-SP, has made a total of 48 trips lasting more than 60 hours and emitted an estimated 715,886 pounds, or 325 metric tons, of carbon since President Biden was sworn into office, according to federal data obtained by Fox News Digital via FlightAware. The plane belongs to Flying Squirrel LLC., a charter company owned by Kerry’s wife Teresa Heinz-Kerry and in which Kerry reported owning a more than $1 million stake on his most recent financial disclosure.

As my colleague, Scott Hounsell, explained in 2021, Kerry even took the jet to pick up an award for his “leadership” on climate change.

Icelandic reporter Jóhann Bjarni Kolbeinsson confronted Kerry at the event over his choice of transportation, asking: “I understand that you came here with a private jet. Is that an environmental way to travel?”

Kerry responded by claiming that it was the only way. “If you offset your carbon — it’s the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle,” Kerry said.”

But that “common will” must be mustered.