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The Bolt Report | 26 September · The Bolt Report

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Speaker 1: Hest the reform it.
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Speaker 2: Well.
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Speaker 1: Tonight Anthony Albanezer gets angry again trying to clear up
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Speaker 1: his negative gearing mess and exclusive one of the Palestinians
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Speaker 1: from terrorists around Gaza given a tourism visa by the
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Speaker 1: government goes to court. Plus ABC chairman Kim Williams embarrassed
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Speaker 1: this morning, just hours after claiming his ABC was against
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Speaker 1: Baas and for the truth.
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Speaker 3: The truth matters, and I mean really matters.
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Speaker 1: Wait you hear the whoppers the ABC told this morning.
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Speaker 1: Plenty more tonight, Bunnaby Joyce, the latest claimate hypocrites signed
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Speaker 1: up by the Teals and more. But first, the weakness
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Speaker 1: of the West, the treachery when there are two democracies
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Speaker 1: now fighting for the survival against terrorist armies and tyranny.
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Speaker 1: Let's start with the weakness of this Albanzi government and
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Speaker 1: foreign mister Penny Wong. Israel is now boeing the Hesbela
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Speaker 1: terrist army that's funded by Iran and it's taken over
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Speaker 1: a third of elevenon. Hesbela has had fired more than
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Speaker 1: eight thousand rockets and missiles at Israel since October seventy yesterday,
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Speaker 1: even named at missile at Tel Aviv. Israel has now
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Speaker 1: hit bank, assassinated Hesbela fighters, and it's trying to wipe
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Speaker 1: out Hesbela ammunition stores hidden in homes and push that
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Speaker 1: terror's army back from the Israeli border. But our foreign
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Speaker 1: minister says, stop it, bad Israel.
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Speaker 4: We condemn Hesbela's continued attacks on Israel. But I do
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Speaker 4: say again, Lebanese civilians cannot be made to pay the
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Speaker 4: price of defeating Hisbellah. The global community has made clear
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Speaker 4: that this destructive cycle must stop. What has happened in
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Speaker 4: recent days only makes an immediate ceasefire in Gaza even
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Speaker 4: more urgent. You have heard me say this before and
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Speaker 4: I say it again. Lebanon cannot become the next Gaza.
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Speaker 1: Same message now from the weak US President Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: Let's have a cease fire now that Israel is defending itself.
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Speaker 5: Out of statement for twenty one day ceasefire along the
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Speaker 5: Ausrairly Lebanese border be able.
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Speaker 6: To generate significant support from Europe.
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Speaker 7: As well as the nations.
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Speaker 2: War not wide.
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Speaker 1: Let's have more diplomacy. These people say, not war. Will
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Speaker 1: you tell me how this diplomisey works? I mean, whileness
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Speaker 1: called for a year for Hamas to give back the
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Speaker 1: Jewish hostages it still holds in tunnels. It won't. So
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Speaker 1: what you're now going to do?
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Speaker 8: Well?
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Speaker 1: Hesbela, the United Nations had to deal with to keep
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Speaker 1: hesbel and its missiles right out of southern Lebanon, away
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Speaker 1: from Israel's border, right up to the tiny river. Well,
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Speaker 1: clearly that's failed, isn't it? And the UN did nothing
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Speaker 1: even when Hesbela attacked its peacekeepers in South Lebanon. How
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Speaker 1: did that diplomacy work? Seas fr now will just give
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Speaker 1: Hesbela breeding space to prepare its defenses and to live
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Speaker 1: to attack Israel another day. In effect, Wog is helping
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Speaker 1: Hezbolah now Asraeh wants to protect its people, its country,
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Speaker 1: but wong. In my opinion, she just wants to save
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Speaker 1: labor from Muslim voters in western Sydney. But there's another
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Speaker 1: portrayal here of Ukraine. Here's another democracy fighting for its life,
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Speaker 1: this time against the Russian invaders sent in two and
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Speaker 1: a half years ago by Russian dictate of Vladimir Putin,
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Speaker 1: who's deliberately bombing hospitals, railway stations, apartment blocks and now
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Speaker 1: power stations, trying to make Ukrainians freeze in the coming winter.
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Speaker 1: As Ukrainian President of vladimiit Zelenski told the other nations yesterday, as.
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Speaker 9: Of today, Russia has destroyed all our thermal power plants
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Speaker 9: and a large part of our hydroelectric capacity. This is
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Speaker 9: how Puttin is preparing for winter, hoping to torment millions
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Speaker 9: millions of Ukrainians, ordinary families. And if God forbid, Russia
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Speaker 9: causes a nuclear disaster at one one of our nuclear
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Speaker 9: power plants, radiation will not respect state borders and unfortunately
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Speaker 9: various nations could feel their devastating effects.
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Speaker 1: So what have we done to help?
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Speaker 8: Now?
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Speaker 1: Sure we have seen sam eight bushmasters great, but this
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Speaker 1: Albanizi government is also stripped and buried Taipan helicopters we
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Speaker 1: didn't need, literally buried them in the dirt rather than
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Speaker 1: given them to Ukraine. And in February Defense Minister Richard
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Speaker 1: Mousay the governor also wouldn't give Ukraine fifty nine Abrams tanks.
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Speaker 1: We don't need anymore. What's on the agenda, he said,
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Speaker 1: there's been such as think about that that Lisa Defense
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Speaker 1: Force yesterday I said, well it is now being considered.
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Speaker 1: When again is Ukraine is saying it needs them, it
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Speaker 1: wants them. But why is this decision even up to
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Speaker 1: the army. Where's the defensive minister. Where's the Prime minister
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Speaker 1: to say this must happen? Defending democracy is our business.
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Speaker 1: Peter Dutton at least gets it.
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Speaker 10: Look, there's just no doubt whatsoever we should be providing
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Speaker 10: more support to Ukraine. President Zelenski is a twenty first
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Speaker 10: century hero. He's a man who has stood up against
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Speaker 10: a murderous dictator in Vladimir Putin. Vladimir Putin is still
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Speaker 10: bombing residential areas, He's still killing women and children. And
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Speaker 10: that we wouldn't be standing with Ukraine in that fight
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Speaker 10: for humanity is beyond our comprehension. So I think the
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Speaker 10: Prime Minister needs to show some strength instead of the weakness.
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Speaker 1: Look, Australia is not going to be decisive in saving Ukraine,
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Speaker 1: but America that is so. Here again the weakness, or
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Speaker 1: in the case of Donald Trump, the treachery. Now President
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden is bad enough. He's refusing that Ukraine fire.
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Speaker 1: The missiles and the rockets has been given into Russia
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Speaker 1: over the border to hit Russia's ammunition dumps and troop
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Speaker 1: concentration save itself. But the frightening thing is that Biden
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Speaker 1: still may be the best friend that Ukraine's going to
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Speaker 1: get and look back Donald Trump over that giggling woke
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Speaker 1: one day Kamala Harris. But on one issue, I think
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Speaker 1: he is a menace. He's a danger. Profoundly wrong. Trump
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Speaker 1: has got in his head Joe Biden caused this war
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine, or at least he could pretend he did, and
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Speaker 1: that Bardener's wasted billions of American dollars by giving aid
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Speaker 1: to Ukraine, and Trump reckons he can win votes, particularly
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Speaker 1: from the lunar right far right, by attacking this war
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Speaker 1: and attacking Zelensky personally. He's threatened to cut off USA
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Speaker 1: to Ukraine, which would cripple that country's fight to defend itssel.
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Speaker 1: Zelenskin his speech to the UN yesterday didn't mention Trump
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Speaker 1: by name, but he did say this about China and
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Speaker 1: the crazy left Brazil, which both want, like Donald Trump,
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Speaker 1: to force a supposed piece deal on Ukraine where it
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Speaker 1: gives up more territory to Russia.
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Speaker 9: The question eriais what is the true interest? Everyone must
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Speaker 9: understand you will not boost your power at Ukraine's expense.
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Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 1: In response, Trump went on a frankly disgusting rant full
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Speaker 1: of lies at a rally yesterday, attacking Ukraine's president but
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Speaker 1: not Russia's dictator.
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Speaker 6: Nothing is standing, the crops are dying. We continue to
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Speaker 6: give billions of dollars to a man who refuses to
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Speaker 6: make a deal. Selenski, there was no deal that he
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Speaker 6: could have made that wouldn't have been better than the
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Speaker 6: situation you have right now. You have a country that
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Speaker 6: has been obliterated, not possible to be rebuilt. It'll take
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Speaker 6: hundreds of years to rebuild it. There's not enough money
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Speaker 6: to rebuild it. If the whole world got together, they're
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Speaker 6: are going to be satisfied until they send American kids
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Speaker 6: over to Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: Such lies obliterated. There is plenty still standing Ukraine. This
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Speaker 1: was by a tourist guide. This was filmed by a
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Speaker 1: tourist guide in the middle of its capital this month,
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Speaker 1: with thanks left there to remind people of the war.
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Speaker 1: Nor are the crops dying? And whatever he said, millions
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Speaker 1: havn't died. A million in total. Russian mostly have died,
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Speaker 1: and what's destroyed will be rebuilt. And there is no
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Speaker 1: deal that would satisfy pudin other than Ukraine's ultimate defeat
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Speaker 1: and Trump's biggest sly, no one, absolutely no one is
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Speaker 1: asking Americans and it soldiers to Ukraine. Why does Trump
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Speaker 1: lie like this about a war that Ronald Reagan would
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Speaker 1: have known instinctively demanded America do something to save the
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Speaker 1: democracy from tyranny. Why does our government not deed just
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Speaker 1: that little deeper to do something itself. Joining me is
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Speaker 1: General Jack Keene, who was Vice Chief of Staff of
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Speaker 1: the United States Army and a four star general. Now
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Speaker 1: he's chairman of the Institute for the Study of War.
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Speaker 1: General Keane, thanks for your time. Looking. You've got so
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Speaker 1: many Western leaders now, including our own, saying to Israel,
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Speaker 1: de escalate, de escalate, you know, don't go any further
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Speaker 1: in this war against Hezbollah. As you see it, did
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Speaker 1: Israel have any choice but to strike back at Hesbelah?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, the Angel situation, I mean it is quite grave
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Speaker 2: in the sense that Hesbel has been able to redefine
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Speaker 2: the border of Israel because of the seventy thousand evacuees
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Speaker 2: from northern Israel and Heswel remember started on October the eighth,
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Speaker 2: and they have fired over eight thousand rockets since that
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Speaker 2: time into northern Israel, plus artillery plus mortars, and Israel
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Speaker 2: has to re establish its border to make certainly it
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Speaker 2: continues to be a sovereign state. Israel made a conscious
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Speaker 2: decision to step up its game to convince Israel the
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Speaker 2: head of Hezbolah to voluntarily pull his forces back across
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Speaker 2: the Latani River and so that the reoccupation of northern
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Speaker 2: Israel can take place, or they will conduct the ground
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Speaker 2: invasion and supported by major air campaign. And the evidence
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Speaker 2: is pretty clear what we saw last week with the
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Speaker 2: communication devices exploding, that taking down of the entire leadership,
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Speaker 2: virtually killing all of the tactical leaders, and then in
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Speaker 2: airstrikes against mostly launchers and other military targets, the Israelis
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Speaker 2: are telling israela, this is going to continue. A ground
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Speaker 2: campaign is eminent if you don't pull back and stop
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Speaker 2: firing into Israel. That is kind of where we are.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely. I'm just wondering how important it is to the West,
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Speaker 1: to us that Israel defeat Hisbela in Lebanon as well
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Speaker 1: as defeat Hamas in Gaza.
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Speaker 2: Well, I think it's critical for Israel to do that.
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Speaker 2: I think the pressure they get from the Biden administration
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Speaker 2: is really strange. The truth is they do not want
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Speaker 2: Israel to conduct the military campaign against Hesbela. If you
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Speaker 2: listen to the leadership as late as today Secretary Blinking.
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Speaker 2: This morning, I was watching him in an interview. He
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Speaker 2: was talking about, no, they want a diplomatic solution to
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Speaker 2: this difference. Well, a diplomatic solution, yes, I understand how
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Speaker 2: desirable something like that is. But the reality is Hesbold
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Speaker 2: has been firing into Israel since October the eighth. Then
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Speaker 2: there is no diplomatic solution presently. I think what the
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Speaker 2: best solution I think is the one that Prime Minister
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Speaker 2: net Ny Owl has forced them into capitulation by this
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Speaker 2: beefed up campaign of airstrikes and their exquisite intelligence that
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Speaker 2: they're using to kill Hesbela leaders on a scale not
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Speaker 2: never seen before.
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Speaker 1: I think people are forgetting that war is in itself
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Speaker 1: a form of diplomacy. You changed the facts on the
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Speaker 1: ground in order to force people to negotiate and make
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Speaker 1: concessions that otherwise would not. And let's not forget when
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Speaker 1: it comes to diplomacy. The United Nations has for twenty
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Speaker 1: five years, twenty four years supposed to be in the
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Speaker 1: south of Lebanon, making sure hisboala acids are not there.
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Speaker 1: They have completely failed to Ukraine general. The Ukrainians in
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Speaker 1: the past week have blown up three massive ammunition centers
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Speaker 1: in Russia with drones, destroying about three months supply of
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Speaker 1: missiles and rockets that Russia was firing into Ukraine. But
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Speaker 1: Russia meanwhile is advancing in Ukraine's west, and Ukraine's President
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Speaker 1: Zelenski a speech to the UN yesterday pleading for more help.
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Speaker 1: Where is that war going and what should we do?
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Speaker 2: What we've seen is Ukraine has occupied about five hundred
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Speaker 2: square miles of territory in the cursed province of Russia.
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Speaker 2: Uh uh. The Russians have advanced in the Donbass region,
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Speaker 2: particularly in the west in dol Nask, but they haven't
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Speaker 2: been able to achieve their tactical objectives and the casualties
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Speaker 2: are staggering upon Russia, so much so that Putin to
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Speaker 2: be able to continue, and this isn't talked about very much,
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Speaker 2: will likely have to do another partial mobilization. He really
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Speaker 2: doesn't want to do it because he knows this war,
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Speaker 2: which he advertised to his speaker was only going to
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Speaker 2: last a few weeks, is going into its third year
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Speaker 2: and the reality, the reality is he'll start to get
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Speaker 2: pushback from his own population. Something doesn't want. I spoke
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Speaker 2: to Zelenski and as Foreign Minister one on one Sunday night,
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Speaker 2: and I strongly urged them to make a very strong
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Speaker 2: case with President Biden on removing the restrictions of the
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Speaker 2: use of US weapons, the long range missiles. They have
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Speaker 2: a map we provided to them that shows something that
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Speaker 2: is completely different from what the Biden administration is telling
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Speaker 2: them that and they are saying to them, look at
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Speaker 2: the Russians have pulled their forces away. There's no reason
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Speaker 2: to use those weapons inside of Russia because there's nothing
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Speaker 2: to target. Of course, the Ukraine's notice plenty of target,
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Speaker 2: and the Institute for the Study at Work produced a
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Speaker 2: map based on geolocations. We confirm them two hundred and
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Speaker 2: forty five Russian force concentrations and bases in that area,
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Speaker 2: ranged by attackings to include sixteen air bases which are
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Speaker 2: providing the glidebonds that so devastating Kiev and also destroying
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Speaker 2: their energy infrastructure, something that President Zelinsky is very very
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Speaker 2: concerned about. With winter coming, he's got to make a
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Speaker 2: firm request. I think he will, and hopefully President Biden
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Speaker 2: will listen to him.
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Speaker 1: Well. I hope that's the case, because if they're support
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Speaker 1: to come this year, there's a big question mark if
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Speaker 1: it'll come if Donald Trump wins the election. I'm afraid Australia,
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Speaker 1: by the way, I've been critical of our level of
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Speaker 1: support for Ukraine. We buried Taipan helicopters rather than give
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Speaker 1: them to Ukraine. We initially refuse or our government refuse
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Speaker 1: to give our fifty nine old Abrams tanks, never been
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Speaker 1: used in war, going to be replaced, refuse to give
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Speaker 1: them to Ukraine. It's now reconsidering that decision. How useful
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Speaker 1: would Abram's tanks, fifty nine of them be in Ukraine.
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Speaker 2: That is exactly the kind of equipment that they're getting
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Speaker 2: from Europeans, is equipment that is aged out but still
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Speaker 2: very usable. And after all, the Ukraines their own equipment
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Speaker 2: is really aged out, former Russian equipment themselves. So those
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Speaker 2: Abrams tanks, even though they may be older, a superior
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Speaker 2: to what they have themselves from their own stocks. They
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Speaker 2: would welcome those tanks to those helicopters. Any kind of
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Speaker 2: munition that they could do damage stead of Russians, no
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Speaker 2: matter how old it is.
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Speaker 1: General Jack Keene, always informative to talk to you, Thank
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Speaker 1: you so much.
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Speaker 2: Indeed, yeah great talking to you, Andrew as always and
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Speaker 2: now an exclusive.
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Speaker 1: It hasn't taken long for the Albanzi government's decision to
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Speaker 1: issue tourism visas to three thousand Palestinians from Gaza terrorists
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Speaker 1: run Gaza without even an interview. Hasn't taken long for
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Speaker 1: that to blow up in its face. One of those
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Speaker 1: Palestinians has already gone to the federal court in the
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Speaker 1: case that should raise the alarm. Hossey, I'm only giving
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Speaker 1: his first name. He was given one of these visas
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Speaker 1: on November thirteen, his wife and daughter as well. I'm
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Speaker 1: going by to court documents here now. Hosney and his
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Speaker 1: wife and daughter got their visas just a month after
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Speaker 1: the Hamas attack on Israel that started this war, which
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Speaker 1: is very fast, in my opinion, too fast for proper checks.
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Speaker 1: As you'll see, they went to Egypt and Hossey's wife
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Speaker 1: and daughter and then flew to Sydney in January. Hossey
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Speaker 1: stayed back. It was only in March that Asio told
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Speaker 1: the Immigration Minister Hossey was directly or indirectly a risk
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Speaker 1: to our security and couldn't come. And now this hosy
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Speaker 1: is demanded in the federal court force Asier and the
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Speaker 1: minister to hand over the evidence against them. He says
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Speaker 1: it's no danger. Azio is arguing it cannot hand over
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Speaker 1: that information without putting our security at more risk because
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Speaker 1: I've got this information through sensitive reporting. So you see
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Speaker 1: where all this government nonsense as a landed us bringing
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Speaker 1: in people without proper checks finding oops, it handed out
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Speaker 1: of Issa when it shouldn't. Luckily the guy's still in Cairo.
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Speaker 1: But it's too late, of course to ban the man's
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Speaker 1: wife and daughter. I'm not saying the terrorist threats. I'm
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Speaker 1: just saying had they been, it would have been too late.
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Speaker 1: And now the same guy clogging our courts with legal action,
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Speaker 1: they pasting in non citizen who's demanding sensitive information. Joining
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Speaker 1: me is Dante and the opposition's immigration spokesman Dante and
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Speaker 1: thanks for your Tom. What does this case tell.
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Speaker 11: You, Well, what it tells me, and I think what
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Speaker 11: it tells the Australian people is that Anthony Albanese in
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Speaker 11: his government has put national security at risk through the
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Speaker 11: rush way that they issued these visas. Now, we've always
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Speaker 11: been aware of the possibility that this could lead to
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Speaker 11: serious national security consequences, but it now seems that we're
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Speaker 11: starting to get proof that that's exactly the case.
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Speaker 1: It seems to me astonishing that they would hand out
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Speaker 1: visas the people without checking them and then finding, oh,
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Speaker 1: my goodness, you are a security risk and they don't
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Speaker 1: know what to do with the presume with the man's family. Now,
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Speaker 1: how many other cases like this one do you think
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Speaker 1: there are?
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Speaker 11: Well, we know of seven cases where it seems that
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Speaker 11: they've applied for a visa and have been refused. Now
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Speaker 11: we don't know the exact circumstances. But what we need
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Speaker 11: to hear now, and we need to hear it from
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Speaker 11: Anthony Alberansi because he was the one who refused to
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Speaker 11: answer questions in the Parliament on this matter, is what
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Speaker 11: is the circumstances around in these seven individuals, And also
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Speaker 11: we need to hear from Anthony Albanesi. Is it likely
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Speaker 11: that we're going to see more cases like this? So
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Speaker 11: far we're getting silence, and it's simply not good enough
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Speaker 11: because this goes to the government's number one priority, which
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Speaker 11: is keeping Australian citizens safe.
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Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 1: In this case, the man didn't go on the plane
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Speaker 1: to Sydney with his wife and daughter. In other cases
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Speaker 1: I presume they did or could have. How can it
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Speaker 1: be fixed when you get a security assessment against someone
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Speaker 1: when their family or they themselves are already in Australia,
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Speaker 1: given that the governments said the circumstances don't are right
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Speaker 1: now to send anyone back.
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Speaker 11: Well, this is the great problem, and this is why
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Speaker 11: the government should never have rushed these people into Australia
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Speaker 11: using tourist visas, because we've already seen that a large
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Speaker 11: proportion of them are immediately claiming asylum. I think it'll
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Speaker 11: be over ninety percent in the coming months. It's almost
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Speaker 11: over seventy percent now. So the government has made an
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Speaker 11: unholy mess. And this, sadly is the trait of this
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Speaker 11: government when it comes to immigration, whether it be bringing
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Speaker 11: a million people into this nation at numbers we've never
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Speaker 11: seen in two years, whether it's the backlog that we're
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Speaker 11: now starting to see in the Ministry of Appeals Tribuneral,
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Speaker 11: whether it's the number of people claiming asylum, whether it's
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Speaker 11: the release of the n.
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Speaker 1: Z YQ detainees.
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Speaker 11: The lease just goes on and on, and they're proving
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Speaker 11: time and time again they just cannot be trusted when
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Speaker 11: it comes to immigration and national security.
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Speaker 1: Sadly, Danteen, I see that the multi millionaire founder of
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Speaker 1: the Teals movement wants to fund another global warning crusader.
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Speaker 1: This starting to run against you in your seat of one.
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Speaker 1: And there's a comedian called Alex Darson who says he
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Speaker 1: really wants the rest of us to cut our emissions.
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Speaker 1: But I don't know, Dan, he seems a bit of
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Speaker 1: a hypocrite to me, since since he took that picture,
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Speaker 1: he said, other pictures of himself in New Zealand, over
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Speaker 1: in Texas, in the United States, in Utah there on
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Speaker 1: a road trip. More from him in Darwin and on
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Speaker 1: the other side of the globe in Austria, and then
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Speaker 1: back again to Sydney and to home. We has filming
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Speaker 1: themself doing what he records a tribute to our navy,
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Speaker 1: although I doubt it will be seen quite that way
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Speaker 1: by most voters. All that travel, Dan teen from a
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Speaker 1: global warming activist that wants us to cut our emissions,
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Speaker 1: does it seem at a odd to you?
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Speaker 11: Well, I think that means that there are some serious
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Speaker 11: questions that I think they need to be answered, Andrew.
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Speaker 11: But what I'm focused I can tell you is we've
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Speaker 11: just had Chris Bowen announce that he's given approval for
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Speaker 11: another step in the process that will see an offshore
23:57
Speaker 11: wind farm off the coast of Warnable and Fairy. Now
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Speaker 11: we've got nearly over seven seven thousand signatures opposed to
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Speaker 11: this offshore wind farm and I'll be standing with the
24:08
Speaker 11: community to make sure it doesn't go ahead. That's what
24:11
Speaker 11: I'll be doing, and that's what I'll be focusing on.
24:15
Speaker 11: Others can run their own race and do what they
24:18
Speaker 11: think they need to be doing, but I'll be very
24:21
Speaker 11: much just standing with my community and one of the
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Speaker 11: things I'll be standing against is this offshore wind farm.
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Speaker 1: Dante, and thank you so much indeed for your time.
24:32
Speaker 11: Thank you, Andrew.
24:35
Speaker 1: After the break, Barnaby Joyce and an angry prime minister.
24:39
Speaker 1: Yet another mess once in politics and you'll never be
24:46
Speaker 1: trusted again. Ask Anthony Albinezi the Prime Minister today try
24:51
Speaker 1: to clean up the mess that he and treasure Jim
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Speaker 1: Charms made yesterday about their plans or non plans. Who
24:57
Speaker 1: knows to scrap negative gearing for people investment properties. As
25:01
Speaker 1: I showed yesterday Albany is he trying to claim it
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Speaker 1: wasn't him that asked Charmers Treasury Department to work out
25:07
Speaker 1: the costs of abolishing negative gearing. It was apparently some
25:11
Speaker 1: public servant off on a frolic. Looks like change. Charmers
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Speaker 1: actually ambushed him. But Albaniz He today tried to calm
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Speaker 1: fears that negative gearing is indeed going.
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Speaker 5: Well, we have no plans to touch it or change
25:25
Speaker 5: negative gearing.
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Speaker 1: The thing is, don't you remember that Albaniz He used
25:29
Speaker 1: to promise he wasn't changing the Stage three tax cuts either.
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Speaker 5: We haven't changed our position. I've said, we haven't changed
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Speaker 5: our position.
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Speaker 8: We haven't changed our position on the Stage Stree tax cuts.
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Speaker 1: Except you then did indeed tear up his promise. So
25:46
Speaker 1: excuse Skye News as Peter Stephanovic today for not trusting
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Speaker 1: Albaniz's word about not changing negative gearing.
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Speaker 5: Either, Tyl, there are no plans to change capital gains
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Speaker 5: tax or negative gearing.
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Speaker 12: Could those plans change?
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Speaker 5: Well, if you ask the same question, Peter, you get.
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Speaker 11: Well, I'm not getting a response to it.
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Speaker 13: So can I ask again, could those questions?
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Speaker 14: Yes you are, Yes, you are.
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Speaker 5: You're not listening, Peter. What we did with our income
26:15
Speaker 5: tax changes was to deliver a tax cup for every
26:18
Speaker 5: Australia lives.
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Speaker 2: Doing a live.
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Speaker 15: You were deceive doing that, guess what, Pete?
26:23
Speaker 5: Well, well if I did, so did Peter Dutton, because
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Speaker 5: they voted for it.
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Speaker 1: I mean, my treasure Jim Chalmers is off in Beijing
26:30
Speaker 1: working to make us even more dependent on the dictatorship.
26:33
Speaker 1: Peter Dutton pounced.
26:36
Speaker 10: The Treasurer dumps this story out there and then he
26:38
Speaker 10: jumps on a plane to go to China, so.
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Speaker 1: He's nowhere to answer questions.
26:42
Speaker 10: And the Prime Minister keeps changing his story about whether
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Speaker 10: the government is adopting the Greens policy to abolish negative
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Speaker 10: gearing or to cap it, what are they doing in
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Speaker 10: relation to capital gains discount and what does that mean
26:53
Speaker 10: for uncertainty in the economy? And the Prime Minister can't
26:57
Speaker 10: answer a question with honest.
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Speaker 1: The wheels are falling off.
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Speaker 10: The Albanzi government.
27:04
Speaker 1: Joining me is our Thursday regular Barnaby Jews, the Nationals
27:06
Speaker 1: front bencher and former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce Scretch
27:10
Speaker 1: wonderful countryside behind you. Thank you. No one knows now
27:15
Speaker 1: whether ALBANIZI will or won't change negative gearing. Do you
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Speaker 1: think he should? No, he shouldn't.
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Speaker 8: And what we've got is this is chaos.
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Speaker 7: Obviously, to be quite frank, mister Albanzi is in a
27:32
Speaker 7: lot of political trouble and mister Chalmers knows that. And
27:36
Speaker 7: Cameron Milner's out there tonight, who's a senior Labor Party
27:40
Speaker 7: operative saying that basically missed Albanese is cooked, it's all
27:44
Speaker 7: over and he should go. And this just goes to
27:47
Speaker 7: show you that the chaotic position in Australia is currently in.
27:51
Speaker 7: We've got to treat me public servants. Just don't wander
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Speaker 7: off and start wargaming and planning the removal of negative
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Speaker 7: gearing on houses just out of a whim, like, oh
28:03
Speaker 7: what are we going to do today?
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Speaker 16: Work?
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Speaker 6: Oh?
28:05
Speaker 8: I just wander down there and wall game and plan
28:08
Speaker 8: a major tax overhaul.
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Speaker 7: Without any permission, without any states. I just off the cuff,
28:14
Speaker 7: off the cuff, so to speak. It's just unbelievable. And
28:18
Speaker 7: when the Prime Minister goes out and these weasel words,
28:20
Speaker 7: we have no plans, they leave the point.
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Speaker 8: They leave out at the moment.
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Speaker 7: You know, they don't say is they should say, I
28:28
Speaker 7: am not going I'm not going to change the negative
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Speaker 7: gearing on houses. That's that's how you answer in a decisive, clear,
28:38
Speaker 7: unambiguous way.
28:39
Speaker 8: Now he's used this language before before he.
28:41
Speaker 7: Changed to take the stage three tax cuts, and we
28:44
Speaker 7: know what's happening here. I mean, we've got charmers. Is
28:47
Speaker 7: just sort of cutting him adrift, like here you go,
28:50
Speaker 7: here's a perer sandwich. Go it at, mister Prime Minister.
28:53
Speaker 7: I'm off to China buy. And there's now three aircraft
28:56
Speaker 7: carriers between Chinese aircraft carriers between US and the tray
29:00
Speaker 7: of Australia. And they've been firing what ballistic missiles over
29:03
Speaker 7: the Pacific as we speak.
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Speaker 8: No chance of talking to Jim. Jim's off and.
29:08
Speaker 7: Poor old Anthony Albanesi, well he doesn't know what's going on.
29:12
Speaker 7: He's just he's completely an utterly at sea. And that's
29:15
Speaker 7: to be quite frank. Whether the new tacticians in the
29:18
Speaker 7: Labor Party want him because they want mister alban easy gone.
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Speaker 1: It's interesting we had Albanzi today give his reason for
29:34
Speaker 1: not liking negative gearing. After all, here he is, this
29:38
Speaker 1: is this.
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Speaker 5: We have no plans to touch it or change negative gearing.
29:43
Speaker 5: What we're concerned about is supply of housing, and this
29:48
Speaker 5: I'm not convinced it will make any difference. That's positive
29:52
Speaker 5: when it comes to supply.
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Speaker 1: Fine, but hasn't Albinizie actually got this the wrong way around.
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Speaker 1: It's true, of course the supply of houses is a
30:03
Speaker 1: problem now, but that's in large part Banner because the
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Speaker 1: demand for housing has exploded because this government has brought
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Speaker 1: in a million immigrants so far without the houses for them.
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Speaker 8: Yes, yes, I mean that's so obvious.
30:19
Speaker 7: When you hear that, you say, look, I'm going to
30:21
Speaker 7: help you out here. We've got there are three problems.
30:23
Speaker 7: One is in Australia and they're all able to pay problems.
30:26
Speaker 7: Intermitted power, your swindle factories and I hit danteen talk
30:29
Speaker 7: about a wind farm off warnable, Dan, I love you
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Speaker 7: to death, mate. They're not farms, Okay, it's intermittent multinational swindles.
30:35
Speaker 1: On the taxpayer.
30:36
Speaker 8: They're called their swindle factories.
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Speaker 1: So you got that.
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Speaker 7: You've got the next one, which is immigration. Immigration, that's
30:43
Speaker 7: what's causing the problems. You've got more people coming in
30:46
Speaker 7: for the same amount of houses. So the price goes up.
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Speaker 8: Very simple. If you want to talk.
30:51
Speaker 7: About supply, it's the supply of people that's causing the problem,
30:54
Speaker 7: not the supply of houses. You're pouring the people in,
30:56
Speaker 7: so the demand of houses going up. The last one,
30:59
Speaker 7: the last ie, is the incumbent, the incumbent Prime minister.
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Speaker 8: And let's say you bring in negative Let's say you
31:06
Speaker 8: got rid of negative given hypothetically, I mean, what do
31:09
Speaker 8: you think is going to happen.
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Speaker 7: What do you think magically houses will just appear, just
31:13
Speaker 7: fall out of the sky. You're still going to have
31:15
Speaker 7: the same number of houses. What you're going to have
31:17
Speaker 7: is different owners, most likely foreign owners, foreign corporate, foreign
31:22
Speaker 7: investment funds will come in and buy a whole swag
31:24
Speaker 7: of houses.
31:25
Speaker 8: And it's nothing's going to be solved.
31:29
Speaker 7: It won't be solved until you affect the supply of
31:33
Speaker 7: people people wanting houses. That means stop bringing in these
31:36
Speaker 7: you know, the equivalents of you know, more than Canberra,
31:40
Speaker 7: more than the City of Canberra basically every year.
31:42
Speaker 8: Which is what's happening at the moment is complete.
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Speaker 7: It's a disaster, I mean, and it's the incumbent prime minister.
31:49
Speaker 7: The third eye, the incumbent Prime Minister and mister Anthony Albernezi.
31:57
Speaker 1: Look, it's going to be their wind farms are now
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Speaker 1: having studied the landscape farfully behind, but guarantee there will
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Speaker 1: never ever be There will never ever be a wind
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Speaker 1: farm there because not a blade of grass has moved,
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Speaker 1: not a blade, not a leaf has moved. There will
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Speaker 1: never be a gust of wind in that landscape, disturbing
32:22
Speaker 1: what you're standing in front of. I think it might
32:25
Speaker 1: have been calm there about Toby. Thank you so much
32:27
Speaker 1: for your time.
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Speaker 8: They think you're welcome. See you next time.
32:34
Speaker 1: Yes, I think it was fulled a photo anyway, after
32:39
Speaker 1: the break. The ABC chairman has just been embarrassed just
32:43
Speaker 1: hours after saying the ABC it was about truth and
32:47
Speaker 1: not bias. You check that well, the ABC chairman Kim Williams,
32:56
Speaker 1: he should be embarrassed as furious last time again his
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Speaker 1: big speech about fixing the ABC and fighting misinformation.
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Speaker 3: The truth matters, and I mean really matters. The world
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Speaker 3: is in the middle of a crisis of mistrust of information,
33:14
Speaker 3: constituting perhaps the greatest threat to liberal democracy in the
33:18
Speaker 3: world today.
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Speaker 1: Now Williams boasted the ABC would tell that truth, especially
33:25
Speaker 1: to Pacific countries. In fact, it's just set up a
33:28
Speaker 1: new service into VLOU.
33:31
Speaker 3: Through ABC International Services. Is the aim to become the
33:35
Speaker 3: most trusted and valued broadcast media and digital content provider
33:40
Speaker 3: in the Indo Pacific region.
33:43
Speaker 1: Yet the very next morning, today, the ABC's Radio National
33:47
Speaker 1: Breakfast fed to VLOU and US the most biased alarmist
33:53
Speaker 1: nonsense about how global warming was drowning the country.
33:57
Speaker 12: Can a country still exist if it's land are fully
34:00
Speaker 12: submerged in water due to climate change? That's the question
34:04
Speaker 12: Tuvlu and other Pacific island nations are asking at the
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Speaker 12: UN this week. If predicted predictions of sea levels rises
34:11
Speaker 12: are true, the country could be almost entirely underwater by
34:15
Speaker 12: next century.
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Speaker 1: The interviewer asked one misleading question after another of his guest,
34:21
Speaker 1: the politician from Tuvlu, who's flogged the same scare himself.
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Speaker 12: Your country is likely to be the first country in
34:30
Speaker 12: the world to become inhabitable due to climate change.
34:34
Speaker 14: We could be.
34:34
Speaker 12: Fully submerged in a matter of fifty two two hundred years.
34:39
Speaker 1: In fact, even the ABC used to admit that the
34:44
Speaker 1: evidence did show Tuvlu was instead among hundreds of Pacific
34:47
Speaker 1: islands that were growing not drowning. Professor Paul Kensch's published
34:53
Speaker 1: the most comprehensive study in twenty eighteen. So the dominant
34:57
Speaker 1: mode of change over the past decades on Tuvalu has
34:59
Speaker 1: been expansion, not erosion. Lots of land, he said, is
35:05
Speaker 1: unlikely to be a factor enforcing depopulation of Tuo Valou.
35:09
Speaker 1: Global warming is unlikely to make people leave. Why wasn't
35:14
Speaker 1: any of that mentioned by the ABC today? Why did
35:18
Speaker 1: it again whip up its global warming crusade like that?
35:23
Speaker 1: Now you can understand why two Vlou politicians would have
35:25
Speaker 1: loved it, because the more that they complain that our
35:29
Speaker 1: emissions are killing their islands, the more guilt money Australia
35:33
Speaker 1: gives them. Penny Wong just handed them thirty eight million dollars.
35:37
Speaker 1: Joining me is the panel James McPherson from the late
35:39
Speaker 1: debate here on Sky News Benevelyn Ray farmer for Policewoman
35:43
Speaker 1: and Sky News regular James McPherson. I mean, every time
35:47
Speaker 1: the ABC chairman says it's against bars and fake news,
35:50
Speaker 1: we see the ABC pumping out more of exactly that.
35:55
Speaker 17: Yeah, Well, Kim william says all the right things but
35:58
Speaker 17: to all the wrong people. Yes, truth in news is important,
36:02
Speaker 17: But don't tell us, tell the ABC staff. I mean
36:05
Speaker 17: he warns about, you know, the dangers of fake news. Well,
36:08
Speaker 17: the ABC, sadly on our dime, are the greatest proponents
36:12
Speaker 17: of fake news. And if you don't believe me, just
36:15
Speaker 17: ask anyone who works for the Australian Defense Forces.
36:18
Speaker 14: Even the slogan of the ABC is a lie.
36:20
Speaker 17: Australia's most trusted news service. I'm not sure anyone really
36:25
Speaker 17: believes that anymore.
36:26
Speaker 1: Andrew, Well, you mentioned, you know, the stitch up job
36:31
Speaker 1: that it's been doing on Heston Russell, the former of
36:35
Speaker 1: soldier in Afghanistani they painters falsely as a war criminal.
36:38
Speaker 1: But Evelyn, the ABC, look, when is it going to
36:41
Speaker 1: apologize for also, for instance, selling Bruce Pascoe's aboriginal When's
36:46
Speaker 1: he going to apologize for its three part series falsely
36:48
Speaker 1: claiming Donald Trump with the Russia's dictator to steal an election.
36:54
Speaker 18: Look, Hello, and welcome to four Corners. Tonight we begin
36:57
Speaker 18: our special three part investigation to the story of the century,
37:01
Speaker 18: the election of US President Donald Trump and his ties
37:05
Speaker 18: to Russia. The Kremlin's puppetmaster now has America dancing to
37:10
Speaker 18: his discordant tune. He couldn't have planned it better.
37:19
Speaker 1: Why no apology for any of that evalent.
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Speaker 16: Look, Andrew, they're not going to make an apology because
37:26
Speaker 16: they don't need to make an apology. It's how we've
37:28
Speaker 16: set it up. You know, they are guaranteed funding regardless
37:33
Speaker 16: of what they spit out on the news. They're not
37:35
Speaker 16: dependent on public approval, they're not dependent on ratings, and
37:39
Speaker 16: they're not dependent on subscribers. They awarded over one billion
37:43
Speaker 16: of our dollars every year to pedal a message that
37:47
Speaker 16: only inner city lefties would probably approve of. And if
37:51
Speaker 16: they want to dispute that, they want to say or
37:54
Speaker 16: suggest that they are the voice representing the average Australian,
37:59
Speaker 16: then how about we turn the ABC into a subscription service.
38:03
Speaker 16: Let's have at it. Let's see how many people are
38:06
Speaker 16: willing to subscribe to them each month to like a
38:09
Speaker 16: Netflix type fee. I guarantee you they would be bankrupt
38:13
Speaker 16: in the first month because they do not speak for
38:16
Speaker 16: the average austraint and they're not going to apologize because
38:18
Speaker 16: they just simply don't care.
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Speaker 1: Evelyn, I totally agree with you. And Look, that could
38:25
Speaker 1: be as based as all get out if it was
38:26
Speaker 1: a subscription service like Sky News, because then if it
38:30
Speaker 1: wasn't taxpayer money, what's the problem. You know, we all
38:33
Speaker 1: got an opinion, but this is taxpayer funded. Has been hijacked, James,
38:38
Speaker 1: here's a story that the ABC doesn't cover. How Greted Tunberg,
38:43
Speaker 1: the high priest of this global warming cult, has switched
38:47
Speaker 1: to another hard left cause, hating Israel ever liten.
38:52
Speaker 19: In Palestine and all over the world, the fight against
38:55
Speaker 19: colonialism and corporation's destruction of the planet are intreating to
38:59
Speaker 19: me as Israel bomb's hospitals, homes and schools in Gaza,
39:04
Speaker 19: Chevron supplies them with energy and being Israel's genocide in
39:08
Speaker 19: Gaza and Israeli apartheid is a climate justice issue.
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Speaker 1: So many half truths and lies bow mission and it's
39:18
Speaker 1: just unbelievable. Oh and that buzzword, that modern hate word
39:22
Speaker 1: of the left, colonialism, What is happening here?
39:26
Speaker 17: Well on Greta Tunberg, I mean, she's tried to link
39:30
Speaker 17: climate justice with Palestinian rights as if they go together.
39:34
Speaker 17: And her argument is that Chevron are supplying natural gas
39:38
Speaker 17: to Israel and so therefore you've got that nexus of
39:41
Speaker 17: climate and Palestinian rights. She neglects to mention that same
39:46
Speaker 17: natural gas field also supplied Jordan, it's supplied Egypt. But
39:50
Speaker 17: apparently fossil fuels only cause climate change when they're.
39:54
Speaker 14: Used by the Jews.
39:55
Speaker 17: So that's the hypocrisy of Greta Tunberg, of course, Andrew,
39:59
Speaker 17: that's that's never mentioned. But Greta's just moved from one
40:02
Speaker 17: grift to another, and there'll be something else six months
40:06
Speaker 17: from now, I'm sure probably.
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Speaker 1: Well, Evelyn, I'm almost out of time. What do you
40:10
Speaker 1: make of this?
40:12
Speaker 16: I think if we just can't deny the fact that
40:14
Speaker 16: she's still a twenty one year old woman posing as
40:17
Speaker 16: some innocent schoolgirl. You know, it's a manufactured brand that
40:21
Speaker 16: she has, and this is just part of her brand
40:25
Speaker 16: and she has to uphold it. Whatever the next thing
40:27
Speaker 16: is to be oppressed and part of the oppressed class.
40:32
Speaker 1: Well, I noticed that she hasn't been noted much for
40:34
Speaker 1: her a global warming activism for a couple of years now,
40:38
Speaker 1: and suddenly she's getting attention because she's switched to a
40:40
Speaker 1: more popular cause. Evelyn Ray James Furson, thanks for your time.
40:44
Speaker 1: After the break, how Britain's Prime minister got caught in
40:47
Speaker 1: this video being somewhere he shouldn't plus my book of
40:51
Speaker 1: the week, one that you should buy for the young
40:53
Speaker 1: anti Israeli activist in your family. But I reckon it's
41:00
Speaker 1: the British Prime Minister Kirs stands now the most hopelessly
41:04
Speaker 1: inept politician in the West. And not just of course,
41:07
Speaker 1: you know the other day called Israeli hostages sausages. I
41:11
Speaker 1: mentioned before how it has also been found accepting thousands
41:14
Speaker 1: of thousands of dollars of freebies, even clothes and exp
41:17
Speaker 1: expensive glasses from a tycoon Lord Ali, thousands of dollars
41:21
Speaker 1: worth of soccer tickets, a loan of an apartment and
41:25
Speaker 1: what a grifter. But it gets worse. Before he became
41:30
Speaker 1: Prime Minister, Kiers Starmer take the very pained message pleading
41:35
Speaker 1: with Britons to obey the pandemic restrictions like working from home,
41:40
Speaker 1: and you'd assume from the photos and the rest around
41:43
Speaker 1: him that that was what he was doing, working from home.
41:48
Speaker 15: At times like this, we must all put the national
41:51
Speaker 15: interest first and play by the rules. Getting jobbed, wearing
41:57
Speaker 15: masks are working from home if we can.
42:01
Speaker 1: Except it now turns out that that fashionable bookcase behind
42:05
Speaker 1: him looks exactly like the one that starred in a
42:08
Speaker 1: documentary filmed in Lord Arli's apartment. In fact, that was
42:12
Speaker 1: Lord Ali's apartment that Starmer was in when he was
42:15
Speaker 1: telling Britain's to stay home. Joining me from London is
42:19
Speaker 1: Patrick Christie's star presenter of gb News, Patricks Cuch astonishing hypocrisypocrisy.
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Speaker 14: It's absolutely remarkable.
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Speaker 20: I mean, this guy spent years lecturing everybody about decency
42:36
Speaker 20: being so pure itanical it hurts, and then shock horror,
42:40
Speaker 20: here we are.
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Speaker 14: He's in very, very big trouble over.
42:43
Speaker 20: This because he doesn't appear to have declared the use
42:46
Speaker 20: of this eighty pound penthouse in his expenses claims. Was
42:50
Speaker 20: he living there during the pandemic? If so, he should
42:54
Speaker 20: have declared that if he wasn't living there during the pandemic,
42:57
Speaker 20: he shouldn't really have gone there, because, as you can
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Speaker 20: hear him say in that video, you're supposed to be
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Speaker 20: working from home and it's a question of honesty and decency.
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Speaker 14: Unbelievability, isn't it.
43:08
Speaker 20: That's before you obviously start answering questions about cronyism and corruption,
43:11
Speaker 20: as well, putting family pictures behind you on a stand
43:16
Speaker 20: there to make it look as though it's your own home,
43:18
Speaker 20: but it wasn't a one off. He also delivered the
43:21
Speaker 20: message following the Queen's death from there as well. But
43:25
Speaker 20: it gets even worse than this because Kis Starmer appears
43:29
Speaker 20: to have had a very very close relationship with this
43:32
Speaker 20: multi multi multi millionaire, to the point where very recently,
43:36
Speaker 20: when his son was doing his GCSEs Kiirs, Starmer took
43:40
Speaker 20: the equivalent of twenty thousand pounds worth of a stay
43:44
Speaker 20: at this guy's penthouse, again which he's declared. The only
43:47
Speaker 20: problem for Kis Starmer is that the dates that he
43:49
Speaker 20: was there do not coincide with his son's exams, so
43:54
Speaker 20: it looks as though it looks as though he could
43:56
Speaker 20: be lying about the reason why he was actually staying
43:58
Speaker 20: there and in the process potentially throwing his own son
44:02
Speaker 20: under the bus. It gets worse though, even still, because
44:05
Speaker 20: the Labor Party as a whole, it's emerged that their
44:08
Speaker 20: main donor was a Cayman Islands based hedge fund that
44:13
Speaker 20: invests in things like arms, manufacturing, fossil fuels and private healthcare,
44:18
Speaker 20: all things that they claim to hate. They tried not
44:20
Speaker 20: to declare that until after the general election, succeeded and
44:24
Speaker 20: this landslide that he won eighty two days ago, I
44:27
Speaker 20: think it was now he won a landslide well the
44:29
Speaker 20: latest polls so that he's dropped forty five points in
44:32
Speaker 20: the polls. He's now less popular than the outgoing Conservative
44:36
Speaker 20: leader as well. And just finally, I'm drew on this.
44:39
Speaker 20: Every single thing he says now looks a bit like
44:41
Speaker 20: a lie. A couple of days ago, he promised that
44:43
Speaker 20: military veterans would get priority social housing, and then we
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Speaker 20: questioned him on it yesterday and it turns out that
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Speaker 20: they will get the same level of priority for social
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Speaker 20: housing as asylum seekers and people who've just come to
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Speaker 20: this country illegally, ironically from some countries that we sent
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Speaker 20: veterans to go and fight in.
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Speaker 1: Are you being a little unfair? Patrick? You said, you
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Speaker 1: know this, this money came from a Cayman Island hedge fund.
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Speaker 1: Are you sure it wasn't a working class Cayman Island
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Speaker 1: hedge fund? Seriously? Is this the modern Labor Party? Now?
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Speaker 14: Yeah, well this is the problem. It looks as though
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Speaker 14: it is.
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Speaker 20: And again it's this idea had been one rule for
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Speaker 20: them and one rule for everybody else. And the prime
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Speaker 20: example to this is actually what he did with his
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Speaker 20: son about his son's exams. So Keirs Darmer is lucky
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Speaker 20: to bring in a rule where anyone who goes to
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Speaker 20: private school, their parents presumably will now have to pay
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Speaker 20: an extra twenty percent because he's removed the tax benefit
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Speaker 20: that they would have. That okay, But when it came
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Speaker 20: to his own son, he was saying that he was
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Speaker 20: struggling to revise for his exams, so he took a
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Speaker 20: gift of an eighteen million pound penthouse in central London
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Speaker 20: so that his son could revise for a couple of
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Speaker 20: weeks for his exams. I mean, if that doesn't scream
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Speaker 20: to tier Frank and that was what it was. It
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Speaker 20: was two tier care before. Now it's free gear care.
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Speaker 1: But once again, you know which one of us hasn't
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Speaker 1: helped out their children by popping them into an eighteen
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Speaker 1: million pound apartment for a few days just to give
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Speaker 1: them a little peace and quiet and time for quiet study.
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Speaker 1: I mean, honestly, this is their modern British Labor Party.
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Speaker 1: I mean if a Conservative did, they'd be hung, drawn
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Speaker 1: and courted, and the BBC be dragging them up and
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Speaker 1: down the street.
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Speaker 13: Tied to a year to a Bentley just to punish them.
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Speaker 13: Oh my god, I don't know what's going on there.
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Speaker 13: You have got their worst prime minister now in the
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Speaker 13: Western world. I hope you enjoy it.
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Speaker 1: Patrick Christies, thank you so much indeed for your time. Believable.
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Speaker 1: That's unbelievable anyway, take it from me now. My book
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Speaker 1: of the week this week is one that stunned me.
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Speaker 1: And it's one that I hope you might slip into
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Speaker 1: the hands of students that you know who seem blind
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Speaker 1: to the rise of the anti Semitism all around. It
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Speaker 1: sounds innocent now, just casual anti semitism. The author of
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Speaker 1: this book he was also blind at first, or didn't
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Speaker 1: pay enough attention. This is back in Germany in the
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Speaker 1: nineteen thirties. He was blind to what was coming. His
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Speaker 1: name was Victor Klemperer. He's an academic Jewish married to
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Speaker 1: a non Jewish wife, and he came from a famous family.
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Speaker 1: He thought he was pretty insulated. His uncle, for instance,
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Speaker 1: was the great conductor Otto Clemperer. His cousin later became
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Speaker 1: a star in Hollywood of Ogan Hero's fame as Colonel
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Speaker 1: klink Werner Clemperer, playing the head of a Nazi prisoner
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Speaker 1: of war camp. But this diary isn't a joke. This
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Speaker 1: is a diary. It starts in ninety thirty nine thirty
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Speaker 1: three and it ends in nineteen forty five. And as
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Speaker 1: you can see, day by day in this book, he
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Speaker 1: notes in the stary insults against Jews that became laws
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Speaker 1: against Jews, became violence against Jews, became death. How he
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Speaker 1: escaped unbelievable, step by step. This is the book I
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Speaker 1: Will Bear Witness, Volume one. You've got to get it.
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Speaker 1: Victor Klemper. Give it to some crazy people that don't think, ah, well,
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Speaker 1: look the same thing won't happen in Australia. He didn't
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Speaker 1: think it would happen in Germany. Go to our friends
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Speaker 1: at Robinson's bookshop. You'll see my page there of recommendations.
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Speaker 1: You can order it from them. That's it from me
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Speaker 1: now is Sharry Markson