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The Rita Panahi Show | 9 September · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scylus Oscodio. This is the Wader Paney Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the reader Panekey Show coming
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Speaker 2: up a packed program. Joining me tonight, Professor in Primer
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Speaker 2: pro McSween Kinsey Schofield and the encourageable text on himself
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Speaker 2: Alex Stein and an extended version of Left He's losing it.
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Speaker 3: I just think it's so disseasedful and sick that like
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Speaker 3: all these older men walk around with their like Vietnam
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Speaker 3: bat pats and like bomber stickers, and I'm just like, ooh,
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Speaker 3: it makes me actually feel sick to my stomach.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is Sky News contributor Pro McSwain pro
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Speaker 2: Let's start in Melbourne where pro Palestinian protesters attack members
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Speaker 2: of the public and clash with police during a violent
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Speaker 2: demonstration in Melbourne's at CBD yesterday, Several attacked a busker
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Speaker 2: on Burke Street More after we refuse to stop playing.
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Speaker 2: He was interrupting their genocidal chance apparently, and there was
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Speaker 2: that mayhem We've become all too accustomed to. In Melbourne.
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Speaker 2: The violinist equipment was destroyed by the protesters. You have
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Speaker 2: the pro Palestinian mob joined by the extension, rebellion and
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Speaker 2: disrupt Landforces groups. Two men were arrested in Burk Street Mall,
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Speaker 2: including one who kicked a police officer. But listen to
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Speaker 2: how these protesters are continuously described on the nightly news.
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Speaker 4: They're standing up for victims of a war. But today
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Speaker 4: some of those fighting against violence found themselves in the
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Speaker 4: middle of it. A buscer assaulted by two rogue protesters
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Speaker 4: when he was caught in the path of their march.
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Speaker 5: We're pilings.
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Speaker 6: All of our equipment, which we used for a living,
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Speaker 6: has just been destroyed.
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Speaker 4: The violinists were encouraged to join in, but wanted to
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Speaker 4: do their job. They bring an atmosphere to this city
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Speaker 4: which welcomes people and supports businesses and makes Melbourne a
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Speaker 4: good place.
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Speaker 2: Can we get that busker to report the news that
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Speaker 2: might be better pro and things are about to get
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Speaker 2: a lot worse in Melbourne. We've got eighteen hundred police
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Speaker 2: officers needed to protect participants of the Landforces Expo. The
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Speaker 2: protesters seem to know who runs this town.
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Speaker 7: It is foolish to host it in Melbourne and nom
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Speaker 7: this is the protest capital of this continent.
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Speaker 4: Yesterday, a steel fence was erected around the entire building
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Speaker 4: and tanks were escorted inside under darkness. Police are now
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Speaker 4: patrolling around the clock. Eighteen hundred offices diverted from duties
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Speaker 4: to monitor the area.
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Speaker 2: This week the protest capital of the continent. Pro they're saying,
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Speaker 2: the lunatics are running the asylum has never been more apt.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely, you know, this is going to bring in something
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Speaker 8: like seventy million dollars to Victoria's ailing economy. But these
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Speaker 8: fools who it's quite astounding when you think that they're
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Speaker 8: protesting against military arms which in fact are only used
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Speaker 8: to try and enforce peace and allow people like this
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Speaker 8: to protest, to have the ability to live in a
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Speaker 8: democracy and have the privilege of being being able to protest.
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Speaker 8: It's just absurdity. And some of the language they use,
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Speaker 8: you know, where they're saying that this expo is a
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Speaker 8: place where they shake hands to deal do deals, exchanging.
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Speaker 2: Flesh for cash.
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Speaker 8: You know, they've come up with all these emotive sort
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Speaker 8: of terms to describe something that is sadly needed because
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Speaker 8: when we look around the world.
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Speaker 2: It's so vulnerable.
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Speaker 8: Now we're on the abyss of more fighting and potential
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Speaker 8: World War III. If you don't have weapons, you won't
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Speaker 8: have the ability to protest.
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Speaker 2: And the cost eighteen hundred police officers diverted from their
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Speaker 2: regular duties. And also it's probably a good time to
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Speaker 2: be a criminal in Victoria right now because those eighteen
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Speaker 2: hundred officers are preoccupied with taking care of the exhibition center.
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Speaker 2: Now's move on to Canberra. Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed
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Speaker 2: that questions on sexual orientation and gender identity will be
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Speaker 2: included in Australia's next sensus. This is after advocacy from
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Speaker 2: several labor MPs and gbt QIA plus plus activists. Let's
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Speaker 2: have a listen.
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Speaker 9: In introducing this new topic which covers both orientation and gender.
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Speaker 9: We believe that in listening and in working with the
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Speaker 9: ABS and the community and consulting in a really genuine way,
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Speaker 9: we've found the best way forward. Lg BTIQ plus Australian's matter.
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Speaker 9: They have been heard and they will count.
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Speaker 2: Prue, what's your take on this? Are these questions necessary?
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Speaker 8: Well, it may surprise you Rita that initially I thought no,
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Speaker 8: but now I'm thinking, well, I really don't have a
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Speaker 8: problem with it.
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Speaker 2: I have a problem that it's become.
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Speaker 8: A political situation where Anthony Albanese is flip flop. He
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Speaker 8: put his head up above the parapet and saw that
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Speaker 8: there was going to be an outcry, so he changed
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Speaker 8: his mind yet again. But I suppose if you're looking
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Speaker 8: at it from the perspective that they may need to
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Speaker 8: understand what kind of services may be required in the future,
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Speaker 8: which is the aim of a census, then I really
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Speaker 8: don't have a problem with it.
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Speaker 2: Now. Former footballer Nathan Brown has slammed the Prime Minister
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Speaker 2: for what he says was the hijacking of the Hawthorn
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Speaker 2: versus Bulldogs at finals game. The Hawks, of course prevailed,
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Speaker 2: and Nathan Brown has accused the Prime Minister of hijacking
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Speaker 2: the event for his own self interest.
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Speaker 10: Well, because I feel like the Prime Minister this is
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Speaker 10: for the good of himself going into the Hawthorn rooms
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Speaker 10: and this this sickens me.
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Speaker 5: Anthony help.
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Speaker 10: He's had a look at the pole over Peter Dunton
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Speaker 10: is closing and he's in front.
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Speaker 11: There's a gap.
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Speaker 10: He feels like I need to look like a common man.
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Speaker 10: I'm going to go into the Hawthorn rooms. Give it up, elbow.
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Speaker 10: Noe's buying it.
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Speaker 2: I agree with him. He has a point prove. Albo
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Speaker 2: claims to be a lifelong Hawthorne fan, but we've got
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Speaker 2: images of him not that long ago in swan scarves,
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Speaker 2: in magpie scarves. I mean, he's just putting himself about everywhere.
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Speaker 2: He needs to pick a team and stick with them, surely.
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Speaker 8: Well he should, but you know, no winning football team,
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Speaker 8: no little baby's going to be safe on the crack
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Speaker 8: campaign trail trail. I mean, the guy is, you know,
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Speaker 8: his back's at the wall. He's looking at the poles
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Speaker 8: and realizing that he's got to pull out every last
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Speaker 8: pole a trick he can in the book to try
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Speaker 8: and win some votes. But everybody's on to him. It's
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Speaker 8: sickening really when you think about it, and on.
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Speaker 2: The consequential issues, this is another one that's going to
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Speaker 2: give him some nightmares. The Australian has exposed Labour's thirty
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Speaker 2: two billion dollar housing pledge is built on very shaky foundations. Indeed,
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Speaker 2: less than three billion of the money has been dispersed
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Speaker 2: for the construction of new homes. But even with that
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Speaker 2: three billion, The Australian reports, no new dwellings have yet
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Speaker 2: been completed. After more than two years in office. Labor
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Speaker 2: pledged one point two million new homes pre to be
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Speaker 2: built by twenty thirty. I don't think they're going to
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Speaker 2: hit that target.
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Speaker 8: Well, I think you're right, Brito. Look, the problem with
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Speaker 8: this government is that no one believes them anymore because
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Speaker 8: they came to the election with all these promises, all
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Speaker 8: this spin. People bought it for some reason. It was
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Speaker 8: more because it was in a vote against Morrison than
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Speaker 8: anything else. And now we've woken up to him and
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Speaker 8: whatever the pledge is, we know they're not going to
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Speaker 8: be able to deliver it.
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Speaker 2: Prue McSween, thank you so much for your time this
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Speaker 2: evening pleasure. Joining me now is esteem geologist Professor Ian Pimer,
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Speaker 2: and we'll discuss the big gas backflip in Victoria shortly,
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Speaker 2: but first, More and more Australian businesses are moving away
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Speaker 2: from buying voluntary carbon offsets, with iron ore giant ford
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Speaker 2: Escue the latest to cast out over their effectiveness and
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Speaker 2: cutting admissions and its annual report, the company said ford
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Speaker 2: Eskew will no longer buy voluntary carbon offsets unless required
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Speaker 2: by law. Well, I guess if it's required by law,
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Speaker 2: it's not voluntary, is it?
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Speaker 12: In what is.
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Speaker 2: Behind ford Escue's shift in policy. You've got other companies
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Speaker 2: like BHP, Woolworts and Telstra also making similar decisions. What's
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Speaker 2: behind this trend.
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Speaker 5: Well, what's behind it is reality. Ford have been mugged
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Speaker 5: by reality. We once had a good system. The idea
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Speaker 5: logs got into it. Oh, we all have to go
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Speaker 5: out and buy carbon off sheets, whatever they're going to
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Speaker 5: do for the planet. We've ended up having a lot
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Speaker 5: of pain. And now we were saying we don't want
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Speaker 5: this voluntary pain.
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Speaker 11: Let's get out of the silly system.
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Speaker 5: And that's exactly what's happened. And fortes Que have joined
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Speaker 5: many many other companies who are looking at the reality,
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Speaker 5: and the reality is costs.
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Speaker 11: We are imposing massive.
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Speaker 5: Additional costs by having these carbon offsets, which allegedly do
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Speaker 5: something to save the planet, will save us from.
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Speaker 2: What the reality checks keep coming. This time for a
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Speaker 2: Swedish car manufacturer of Volvo, they've abandoned their target to
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Speaker 2: produce only electric vehicles by twenty thirty. Chief executive Jim
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Speaker 2: Rowan and sis we are resolute in our belief that
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Speaker 2: our future is electric. However, it is clear that the
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Speaker 2: transition to electrification will not be linear. And customers and
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Speaker 2: markets are moving at different speeds, that's one way of
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Speaker 2: putting it. Registrations of evs across the European Union dropped
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Speaker 2: by nearly eleven percent in July, according to the European
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Speaker 2: Automobile Manufacturers Association. The UK in is also pushing ahead, though,
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Speaker 2: with its plan for all new cars to be fully
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Speaker 2: electric and zero mission by twenty thirty five, but only
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Speaker 2: three percent of cars in the UK last year fit
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Speaker 2: those requirements. The reality checks are coming, but I'm not
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Speaker 2: sure if the governments are listening.
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Speaker 11: Well.
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Speaker 5: We've had Volvo, which is actually a Chinese company, now
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Speaker 5: Mercedes Volkswagen, the biggest car company in the world. They
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Speaker 5: have all said no, we're not going.
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Speaker 11: To go down the electric path.
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Speaker 5: Even Bentley, who are well known for their super deeper,
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Speaker 5: fast sports cars, have said we're not going electric. Now.
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Speaker 5: What has happened is that the elites have been telling
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Speaker 5: them that we're going to go electric. Oh, it's going
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Speaker 5: to be a wonderful world. But the market is saying
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Speaker 5: something very different, and people saying no, we don't want electric.
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Speaker 5: We don't want the stress of buying electric car, having
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Speaker 5: to travel a few hundred kilometers and being worried whether
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Speaker 5: we can charge app all the time. So the market
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Speaker 5: is speaking. The market is saying, if you elite people
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Speaker 5: what to have ideas about electric cars filling our roads,
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Speaker 5: your nuts. Electric cars are not a very good idea.
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Speaker 5: We tried them in the eighteen forties. They didn't work.
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Speaker 5: We tried them in from about nineteen hundred to nineteen twenty. Yes,
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Speaker 5: they worked for very short distances. But if you want
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Speaker 5: to travel in anything more than say, fifty kilometers a day,
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Speaker 5: you're taking big risks driving electric. The market is not stupid.
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Speaker 2: Now let's talk about Victoria. The Victorian government are walking
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Speaker 2: back their hardline stance on gas. They will allow Victorians
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Speaker 2: to continue cooking with gas. The ban on gas stovetops
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Speaker 2: has now been excluded from their net zero roadmap in
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Speaker 2: the internal polling on This must have been grim for
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Speaker 2: them to do this backflip, but I do know that
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Speaker 2: the hapless Victorian lives went to the last selection really
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Speaker 2: not talking about this at all. You would have thought
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Speaker 2: that would have been a clear policy platform for them
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Speaker 2: to say, will allow you to keep cooking with gas
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Speaker 2: when labor we're about to take that option away from Victorians.
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Speaker 2: But now it seems that labor themselves are going to
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Speaker 2: backflip on that policy.
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Speaker 5: Well, it's terrible to talk about Victoria. They're just killing themselves.
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Speaker 5: Be it the labor or be at the liberals talk
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Speaker 5: journey chefs in Victoria. They want to cook with gas.
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Speaker 5: They don't want to cook on an induction stave.
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Speaker 11: We hear the.
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Speaker 5: Victorian politicians saying, oh, we've got no gas and we've
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Speaker 5: got to restrict it. Absolute Conswaller. Yes, the backs straight
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Speaker 5: field is decreasing in the gas output, but there is
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Speaker 5: a large amount of onshore gas. I've seen the flaring
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Speaker 5: of gas wells on Shaw and Gippsland. Victoria is is
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Speaker 5: a victim of its own policies, and these policies are
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Speaker 5: on both sides of politics. Victoria's got stacks of gas,
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Speaker 5: Victoria's got stacks of energy, and they've only got to
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Speaker 5: have sensible policy. So Victoria is in the habit of
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Speaker 5: kicking our own goals and continues to do it. But
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Speaker 5: people think differently, which is why the government has changed
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Speaker 5: his view. The government is not leading, it's actually following.
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Speaker 2: It is. But I've got to say this is a
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Speaker 2: government that doesn't too often walk back from its pledges,
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Speaker 2: no matter how stupid they may be. So for them
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Speaker 2: to execute this backfully, but I've got to say there
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Speaker 2: must be great resistance amongst the Victorian public. They must
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Speaker 2: have really seen some ugly numbers for them to do this.
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Speaker 2: We're grateful for that. Professor Ian Plymer, thank you so
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Speaker 2: much for your time this evening.
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Speaker 5: Thank you for having me.
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Speaker 2: Still to come. An extended version of Lefty's Losing It
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Speaker 2: and Alex Dine reacts to Kamala's bizarre gender take on
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Speaker 2: comfey Cups. Welcome back. Now it's time for Lefties Losing It.
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Speaker 2: We'll be getting into some of Kamala's latest antiques shortly,
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Speaker 2: but first let's start with a Hollywood clown, actor Joseph
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Speaker 2: Gordon Levitt, who decided to post this video for himself
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Speaker 2: trying to take down Trump's tax cuts, trying being the
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Speaker 2: operative word. Like most Hollywood types, he has no idea
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Speaker 2: what he's talking about.
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Speaker 13: So Donald Trump wants to give me seventy thousand dollars
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Speaker 13: in tax cuts per year, and by the way, he
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Speaker 13: doesn't want to give that to everybody. But I just
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Speaker 13: read that's the average tax break for the top one percent.
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Speaker 13: If Donald Trump is elected president seventy thousand dollars and
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Speaker 13: you might say, well, he's going to give tax break
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Speaker 13: to everybody, but not really, because of all the tax cuts,
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Speaker 13: of all that money, nearly half of it is going
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Speaker 13: to go to just the top five percent of people.
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Speaker 2: Oh wow, you got in there. Half of the tax
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Speaker 2: cuts will go to just the top five percent of
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Speaker 2: income owners. Could that be, Joseph, because they pay most
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Speaker 2: of the tax collected. You do realize that's how the
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Speaker 2: system works. And you're not getting a gift from Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: You just get to keep more of the money you've earned.
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Speaker 2: And if you haven't earned it in the first place,
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Speaker 2: you can't get it back in a tax cut. This
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Speaker 2: isn't hard. Let's make it even easier for you. Because
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Speaker 2: I know left e is get nervous around facts and figures.
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Speaker 2: The top five percent of taxpayers pay sixty five point
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Speaker 2: six percent of all income tax collected according to the IRS,
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Speaker 2: so it looks like they're being shut changed with that
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Speaker 2: tax cut. But Joseph, this is the actor who are
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Speaker 2: bleeded endlessly about the ordeal of playing at cop given
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Speaker 2: in support of and he called Trump a despot. In
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty, we shouldn't be too surprised that old Joe
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Speaker 2: has more advice to impart to the American people. Get
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Speaker 2: ready to lose some brain cells.
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Speaker 13: If you want to talk about who's going to really
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Speaker 13: help most Americans, it's Kamala. Trump's going to help the
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Speaker 13: same people he always tries to help.
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Speaker 11: The wealthy himself.
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Speaker 14: He was born a wealthy guy.
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Speaker 13: And look, I completely respect needing to vote for the
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Speaker 13: candidate that's going to make it easier for your family.
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Speaker 13: But Donald Trump isn't that candidate. Donald Trump's trying to
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Speaker 13: give me seventy thousand dollars. So mister Trump, thank you,
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Speaker 13: but no.
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Speaker 2: Thanks, Oh justin economically illiterate, idiot and a hypocrite too,
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Speaker 2: because he will take that cut. He will pocket it.
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Speaker 2: And you're free to donate to Joseph, to whoever you want,
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Speaker 2: even the government. Now we've bought you plenty of clips
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Speaker 2: of indoctrination in schools, but here we'll see an adult
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Speaker 2: in doctrinate what appears to be a very young child,
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Speaker 2: possibly the woman's own child, with radical gender theory by
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Speaker 2: suggesting the names on a board game are non binary,
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Speaker 2: with they them pronouns. No wonder the kids are confused
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Speaker 2: these days, So this person may not feel like a
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Speaker 2: girl or a boy, so their pronouns would be sea
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Speaker 2: them and they right, And so when we're talking about them,
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Speaker 2: we could say they really like mac and cheese. Dood
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Speaker 2: have hat on, Yes, they do have a hat, but
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Speaker 2: what if the hat identifies as a pumpkin. These ideologues
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Speaker 2: can't even enjoy a board game with their kids without
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Speaker 2: using it as an opportunity to push their mad Marxist ideology.
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Speaker 2: Now to one of the Democrats' big social media hacks,
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Speaker 2: who appears obsessed with telling us how happy she is
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Speaker 2: to be child free. It's a tad strange.
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Speaker 3: I'm forty two, child free, It's Sunday, Sunday, no babysitter needed.
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Speaker 2: Let's go okay. I assure you the right does not
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Speaker 2: hate this. They probably would prefer Left is losing it
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Speaker 2: to stop procreating. But why they need to keep ranting
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Speaker 2: about this.
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Speaker 7: I'm forty two, I'm child free for the weekend.
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Speaker 2: I'm in Atlantic City, honey times. She does know that
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Speaker 2: you can be forty two and still go out, even
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Speaker 2: if you're a mum, and the kids don't stay toddlers forever.
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Speaker 2: But at least while this Democrat fan girl, Angela is
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Speaker 2: doing her child free stick, she's not dancing. Where's the music?
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Speaker 2: I mean, bless her. She is adorable in a slightly
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Speaker 2: demented kind of way. Now to the demented kind of
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Speaker 2: way without the adorableness. Let's check in with the ladies
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Speaker 2: of the View, and here one of them tries to
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Speaker 2: make a sane, obvious point that you shouldn't be mean
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Speaker 2: or disown friends or family whose politics differ from yours.
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Speaker 2: It doesn't go well. First there's pushback from joy Beha,
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Speaker 2: and then Anna Navarro loses it.
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Speaker 15: We shouldn't demean Trump supporters.
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Speaker 2: We shouldn't call them names.
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Speaker 15: We shouldn't either cult us or ignorant, because.
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Speaker 12: We all have them in our lives. We all have
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Speaker 12: them in our lives and we love them, and if
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Speaker 12: they don't change, it's not going to change my relationship
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Speaker 12: with them.
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Speaker 2: I do think we should call them names. And I
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Speaker 2: think Donald.
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Speaker 16: Thomas, I think I think, you know, I think Tim
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Speaker 16: Walsham's brother is dumb as hell, and he gets into
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Speaker 16: that vice presidential mansion, he's going to miss a lot
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Speaker 16: of good parties.
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Speaker 11: That he's a strange from his brother.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, forget about your principles, think of the parties. Navara
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Speaker 2: was a heap being abused there on Tim Walshle's brother
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Speaker 2: for endorsing Trump. Now, let's look at this exchange between
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Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk and a confused young man who thinks he's
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Speaker 2: smarter than he actually is, whose arguments pretty much amount
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Speaker 2: to shouting racist, bigot, trans of phobe.
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Speaker 11: And racist, who does not know.
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Speaker 14: Fact.
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Speaker 11: You are not a gender science. You cannot speak on
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Speaker 11: that because what understand? What?
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Speaker 6: What percentage of murders do blacks commit in America?
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Speaker 10: We shouldn't justify you being here by giving you an audience.
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Speaker 11: You do not speak accurate facts.
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Speaker 6: What have I said that's not factual or not true
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Speaker 6: or anything that I've said that's racist? Named one thing? Yeah,
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Speaker 6: black people are thirteen percent of the population and they
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Speaker 6: commit fifty percent.
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Speaker 11: Of the murders.
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Speaker 6: You can look it over.
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Speaker 11: Please wait you what's your sword? The FBI?
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Speaker 6: The Department of Justice.
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Speaker 2: FBI, Department of Justice. It did not get any better
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Speaker 2: for this angry, befuddled lefty losing it.
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Speaker 6: It is a fact that blacks have a disproportionate amount
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Speaker 6: of the violent crime in their community. Why do you
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Speaker 6: think that is.
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Speaker 2: I'm not here to debate with you because I don't
22:24
Speaker 2: want a platform. You you're racist.
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Speaker 6: You call me a racist. What have I ever said
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Speaker 6: that's racist? Or do you just think numbers are racist?
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Speaker 2: You said it, y'all. You can understand statistics, how you
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Speaker 2: speak on numbers.
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Speaker 11: Thanks for your time, Oh.
22:41
Speaker 2: Dear, that's sad. Soy boy doesn't want to give Kirk
22:43
Speaker 2: a platform. The dude with millions and millions of followers.
22:47
Speaker 2: That makes sense now, MSNBC wish they had as many
22:51
Speaker 2: viewers as Turning Point USA. We have more people watching
22:55
Speaker 2: this segment online than most the most watched MSNBC shows.
22:59
Speaker 2: I'm not and this may be why they've veered so
23:03
Speaker 2: far left that they are advocating for ill or Musk
23:06
Speaker 2: to be punished for not being a government math pace
23:11
Speaker 2: and he.
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Speaker 14: Has a right to express his opinion. However, that right
23:15
Speaker 14: is not unlimited, and he is under some special limitations
23:19
Speaker 14: that wouldn't apply to normal people because his companies, specifically
23:23
Speaker 14: Starlink and space X, are government contractors and as such
23:29
Speaker 14: he has obligations to the government that would for any
23:32
Speaker 14: normal person and should for him require him to moderate
23:36
Speaker 14: his speech in the interest of national security. So what
23:39
Speaker 14: you have is somebody who runs really strategic defense and
23:43
Speaker 14: aerospace projects for the federal government, who's actively undermining the
23:48
Speaker 14: government which is paying him. And somewhere in there is
23:52
Speaker 14: a legal case that needs to be prosecuted.
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Speaker 2: Moderate his speech in the interests of national s security.
24:01
Speaker 2: Somewhere in there there is a case that needs to
24:03
Speaker 2: be prosecuted. What do you mean they want to create
24:08
Speaker 2: new laws to have a sham trial like they did
24:11
Speaker 2: with Trump. And how exactly is Elon must doing anything
24:15
Speaker 2: that could compromise national security by allowing inconvenient facts to
24:19
Speaker 2: be shared on x Allowing free debate is a threat
24:23
Speaker 2: to the national security? Now, no wonder no one is
24:27
Speaker 2: watching MSNBC. But what they lack in audience numbers they
24:31
Speaker 2: make up for in pure hypocrisy. Here they claim that
24:35
Speaker 2: mispronouncing Kamala's name the latest preferred pronunciation of her name,
24:41
Speaker 2: amounts to racism and sexism. But here is a full
24:46
Speaker 2: minute of lefties doing just that, including plenty of them
24:49
Speaker 2: on MSNBC. See if you can count how many times
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Speaker 2: Kamala's name is mispronounced in this next clip.
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Speaker 15: The head campaign against Kamala Harris has begun, You'll notice
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Speaker 15: they purposefully pronounce her name wrong. Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris.
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Speaker 1: Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris people
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Speaker 1: like Kamala Harris, but.
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Speaker 5: As Kamala said Kamala, Harris Kamela, and I.
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Speaker 2: Are Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris.
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Speaker 17: Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris.
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Speaker 5: Is Kamela, Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kambala,
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Speaker 5: Harris Kambla.
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Speaker 1: Harris Kamala, Harris was a very good prosecutor Kamala, Harris Kamala,
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Speaker 1: Harris Kamala, Harris.
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Speaker 2: Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris.
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Speaker 18: Kamala, Harris and I know her and Kamala was Firs
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Speaker 18: biden and Kamala Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris.
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Speaker 11: Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris.
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Speaker 2: Mela, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 15: And to the Kamela point, they purposefully pronounced her name wrong.
25:51
Speaker 15: They say Kamala. They do it all the time. It
25:55
Speaker 15: is on purpose.
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, Kamala Harrismala Harris.
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Speaker 11: Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 13: Harris, Kamala Harris was talking about this, Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris,
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Speaker 13: Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 2: I counted sixty one. There so many racist, sexist lefties.
26:10
Speaker 2: Now to the worst thing to happen to the American
26:13
Speaker 2: education system. Take it away, Randy.
26:16
Speaker 17: If we win, that means we strengthen democracy.
26:21
Speaker 2: That means we strengthen our freedoms.
26:24
Speaker 17: That means the middle class can be ascended.
26:27
Speaker 2: That means we strengthen education, we strengthen the economy, We
26:31
Speaker 2: strengthen our right. I was president of the American Federation
26:36
Speaker 2: of Teachers. Now to a woman in a burker whining
26:39
Speaker 2: about Vietnam vets being proud of their service. This is
26:43
Speaker 2: so crazy that I'm wondering whether it's satire.
26:47
Speaker 3: I just think it's so distastful and sick that like
26:50
Speaker 3: all these older men walk around with their like Vietnam
26:53
Speaker 3: veat hats and like bumber stickers, and I'm just like, ooh,
26:58
Speaker 3: in what world does it call to? Like indeed the
27:01
Speaker 3: country and like kill lots of people, And I mean,
27:06
Speaker 3: that's not a defensive war, especially when there's like a
27:09
Speaker 3: lot of Asian men like Filipinos who fought in that war.
27:12
Speaker 3: I'm just like, guys, it's not cool. It makes me
27:18
Speaker 3: actually feel sick to my stomach.
27:20
Speaker 2: You know what's upsetting to me seeing a woman in
27:22
Speaker 2: a free country where she has four rights choose to
27:25
Speaker 2: subjugate herself, which is completely dehumanized, whether it's behind a
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Speaker 2: burka or a nickab where she's hidden from the world.
27:34
Speaker 2: Women in countries like Iran are being beaten, imprisoned, and
27:38
Speaker 2: even killed fighting against hijabb laws. And then you have
27:42
Speaker 2: women like that in the West putting on the political
27:45
Speaker 2: garments of Islamism. By the way, burker's are banned in
27:49
Speaker 2: more than a dozen countries, including France, and with good reason. Okay,
27:54
Speaker 2: I made you wait long enough. Let's get some kamala goodness.
27:58
Speaker 2: Here she is in the little set up that her
28:01
Speaker 2: campaign has organized. She's in a spice shop, comforting a
28:06
Speaker 2: weeping woman.
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Speaker 5: You know, Oh, it's gonna be good.
28:12
Speaker 14: We're going to be good and we're going to be fine.
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Speaker 17: We're gonna be fine.
28:16
Speaker 19: We are all in this together. We are We're gonna.
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Speaker 2: Be Yes, we are, Yes, we are. Did you get
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Speaker 2: some spices? Did you get some spices? Hysterical laughter. Perhaps
28:36
Speaker 2: the gold Staff family is Kamala is ignored for three
28:39
Speaker 2: years after their loved ones were killed in the watched
28:41
Speaker 2: Afghanistan withdrawal should frequent spice shops. Maybe she'll acknowledge their
28:46
Speaker 2: existence then, And if you think this was just a
28:49
Speaker 2: spontaneous encounter, This little spice shop is called Penzi Spices
28:55
Speaker 2: and it has a hate page on their website called
28:58
Speaker 2: about Republicans. It has a eight hundred and forty two
29:02
Speaker 2: word rant against the GOP, saying things like we've done
29:07
Speaker 2: pretending the Republican Party's embrace of cruelty, racism, covid lies,
29:12
Speaker 2: climate change denial, and threats to democracy are anything other
29:16
Speaker 2: than the risks they legitimately are. If you need us
29:20
Speaker 2: to pretend you are not creating the hurt you are
29:23
Speaker 2: creating in order for you to continue to be our customer,
29:26
Speaker 2: I'm sad to say you might be happier elsewhere. Yeah,
29:30
Speaker 2: I think you're right there. Feel the love and unity, folks.
29:34
Speaker 2: That's the love and unity the Democrats preach about. Now,
29:37
Speaker 2: Kamala has always had a taste for the consequential issues.
29:42
Speaker 2: Here's a clip off her opining about the color of
29:45
Speaker 2: Starbucks coffee cups their lids.
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Speaker 17: So you know how those lids are, because this is
29:53
Speaker 17: I'm just gonna speak, Okay, So this is it. So
29:55
Speaker 17: you know how those lids on the Starbucks comes. They're
29:58
Speaker 17: weight right, and so if you were al stick, they
30:01
Speaker 17: get all over the lid. And so then I find
30:04
Speaker 17: myself in meetings if I'm the only woman, and that's
30:06
Speaker 17: kind of and so I keep taking the lid off
30:08
Speaker 17: and having my cup out so that I don't have
30:10
Speaker 17: that big lipstick mark on the lid. So I said,
30:14
Speaker 17: can we do something about the color of the lid.
30:23
Speaker 17: So that was that conversation.
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Speaker 2: It's it's almost impossible to parody that. But thank god
30:33
Speaker 2: we have this Steve Palti because she's ie just that
30:39
Speaker 2: that's my damn.
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Speaker 7: So y'all know how they have those you know, white cups,
30:45
Speaker 7: white lids and Starbucks And you know.
30:48
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm gonna speak, I'm gonna say.
30:51
Speaker 7: It, right, So you know they have those lids and
30:55
Speaker 7: you know, if you're the only woman and you're wearing lipstick.
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Speaker 19: I'm in that meeting and I gotta now put the
31:04
Speaker 19: cup down, gotta take off the lid. I gotta drink
31:06
Speaker 19: it like it.
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Speaker 7: You know, it's a whole big thing. And you know,
31:09
Speaker 7: so you know what I said, that said, can we
31:13
Speaker 7: do something about the color of this lid?
31:23
Speaker 5: Can we do something?
31:26
Speaker 2: And we'll have plenty more lefties in this next segment.
31:28
Speaker 2: Joining me now is host of Primetime with Alex Stein
31:32
Speaker 2: on Blaze TV. Alex Stein, I want to get your
31:36
Speaker 2: thoughts on the clip that's been pushed hard by the
31:38
Speaker 2: media at the moment of the VP comforting an elderly
31:43
Speaker 2: lady in a spice shop. But what do you make
31:46
Speaker 2: of that twenty eighteen clip where she seems a little
31:50
Speaker 2: too preoccupied with coffee cups and what color their lids are.
31:54
Speaker 20: Well, it's obvious that Kamala Harris doesn't like the color white,
31:57
Speaker 20: you know, and I guess these lids aren't enough for
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Speaker 20: a DEI hire for her, so she's going to go
32:02
Speaker 20: after Starbucks. And it's kind of sad that this is
32:04
Speaker 20: what the potential free litder of the world is worried
32:07
Speaker 20: about the color of her coffee lid so that her
32:10
Speaker 20: lipstick doesn't show. I just think that there are much
32:13
Speaker 20: bigger fish to fry than the shade of lipstick residue
32:17
Speaker 20: that's on her Starbucks.
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Speaker 2: I would have never ever thought of that, And I'm
32:22
Speaker 2: sure the same things happened to me where I've been
32:24
Speaker 2: in a meeting with blokes and my lipstick maybe on
32:28
Speaker 2: the coffee cup lid. Who cares? I mean, why would
32:32
Speaker 2: you be concerned with that? And she talked about how
32:36
Speaker 2: she'd take the lid off so people wouldn't see her
32:39
Speaker 2: lipstick is on her lips, Kamal. Everyone can see you
32:42
Speaker 2: wearing lipstick. You don't need to hide it. The whole
32:45
Speaker 2: thing is absurd. But we've got the debate looming, very exciting. Indeed,
32:52
Speaker 2: it could be the one and only debate. In fact,
32:53
Speaker 2: it does look like it's going to be the one
32:55
Speaker 2: and only debate between Harris and President Donald Trump. And
32:59
Speaker 2: some insiders are leaking that her team are nervous about
33:03
Speaker 2: her performance. Alex, what do you think she needs to
33:07
Speaker 2: do to get in Trump's head and what is the
33:10
Speaker 2: best game plan for Trump?
33:13
Speaker 11: Well? Trump needs a let her talk.
33:14
Speaker 20: You know, she did okay at the DNC when she
33:16
Speaker 20: had that prepared statement, but if she has to improv
33:19
Speaker 20: of anything, she's probably going to have a little too
33:22
Speaker 20: many glasses of wine and who knows what can happen.
33:25
Speaker 20: So Trump she's let her speak because she's not well
33:28
Speaker 20: off script.
33:29
Speaker 11: That's very obvious. She's terrible off script.
33:32
Speaker 2: But you would think with all the time she's had
33:35
Speaker 2: to prepare for this debate that she knows what's to come.
33:39
Speaker 2: She knows what the major questions are going to be,
33:41
Speaker 2: and she's going to have everything almost word perfect, ready
33:45
Speaker 2: to go. There's a few hot topics and she's had
33:48
Speaker 2: plenty of time to get her answers down pat So
33:53
Speaker 2: it's going to be fascinating. We'll be watching it, and
33:56
Speaker 2: Paul Murray and myself will be watching it live and
33:59
Speaker 2: bringing you out actions at it as it happens. But
34:02
Speaker 2: let's move on to something more frivolous. Former Bachelorette star
34:06
Speaker 2: Josh Seed, who now identifies as a woman, has made
34:10
Speaker 2: a video empathizing with the many dangerous situations women find
34:15
Speaker 2: themselves in.
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Speaker 19: Hi, everyone, I just wanted to talk today about being
34:22
Speaker 19: aware of dangerous situations that women can often find themselves in.
34:27
Speaker 19: Now that I'm a woman, I'm always aware of what's
34:30
Speaker 19: going on around me and when my guard needs to
34:33
Speaker 19: go up. The other day, I was working out and
34:36
Speaker 19: the man came up to me and he made a
34:38
Speaker 19: comment about my muscular physique, and that just sent shock
34:44
Speaker 19: waves through my body.
34:47
Speaker 2: Alex, I've asked you about this before. I need to know.
34:50
Speaker 2: Is that just some big troll, some parody act. Is
34:55
Speaker 2: it a reality show that is filming that we don't
34:57
Speaker 2: know about, or is that genuine? It's killing me not knowing.
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Speaker 11: No, Josh is playing a character.
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Speaker 20: But Josh is actually doing a very good job, in
35:06
Speaker 20: my opinion, showing how absurd it is that people can
35:08
Speaker 20: just identify as a girl for five minutes to start
35:10
Speaker 20: to use the women's restroom. So, you know, I like
35:13
Speaker 20: what Josh is doing, trying to expose that a lot
35:15
Speaker 20: of these trans people that are just trying.
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Speaker 2: To do You're sure it's not real?
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Speaker 12: You are sure?
35:20
Speaker 2: You are sure?
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Speaker 20: Rita, Yes, I know this. I know Josh is just
35:26
Speaker 20: yanking our chain. As they say here in America. It
35:28
Speaker 20: is totally an act. Josh is not an idiot when
35:31
Speaker 20: it comes to you know, going viral, and Josh is
35:34
Speaker 20: getting a lot of attention, and that viral fame can
35:37
Speaker 20: be addicting. So I think that's why Josh is doubled
35:39
Speaker 20: down and continuing to play this character.
35:41
Speaker 2: But as we've seen with some other characters, things that
35:45
Speaker 2: we thought were parody, even Dylan Mulvainey in the early days,
35:48
Speaker 2: people were convinced it was a big troll, and then
35:52
Speaker 2: surgeries were happening, and there was feminization happening beyond what
35:57
Speaker 2: you would expect from from a parody. So I don't know,
36:01
Speaker 2: I'm not one hundred percent, but I'll trust your judgment
36:04
Speaker 2: on that one. Now, we've heard a lot from veterans
36:08
Speaker 2: who are outraged about Kamala Harris's VP pick Tim Wolls's
36:13
Speaker 2: embellishing his record his military record for political gain, but
36:17
Speaker 2: we haven't heard much from McDonald's employees about Harris possibly
36:23
Speaker 2: doing the same. Because she claims she once worked at McDonald's,
36:27
Speaker 2: people are casting doubt on that, and you went searching
36:32
Speaker 2: for the truth.
36:34
Speaker 11: We are at McDonald's.
36:35
Speaker 20: We're going to ask the employees if they're upset that
36:38
Speaker 20: Kamala Harris would steal their valor of being a McDonald's employee.
36:41
Speaker 20: Did you see Kamala Harris said that she lied and
36:44
Speaker 20: said she worked in McDonald's. What do you think about yes,
36:47
Speaker 20: do you think that dad that she loved?
36:50
Speaker 19: She lied?
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Speaker 11: She didn't really work here. They did a background check.
36:54
Speaker 20: They asked corporate, she never worked there. Thank you for
36:56
Speaker 20: your hard work, thank you for your service. She said
36:58
Speaker 20: she used to work in McDonald They caught.
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Speaker 11: Her line in corporate office.
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Speaker 20: She stole your valor, Kamila Harris could never have to
37:10
Speaker 20: ask you.
37:10
Speaker 2: I'm gonna worry, but you don't want to see one, Karmalin, What.
37:12
Speaker 20: Are you gonna called the car asking about Kamela Hurt's
37:16
Speaker 20: lying about working McDonald's.
37:19
Speaker 11: Nor comments.
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Speaker 2: That could be the most ridiculous cop interaction you've had
37:29
Speaker 2: so far, Alex, And that's saying something, How do you
37:33
Speaker 2: know this is true? You've gone there and you've said
37:35
Speaker 2: that she has stolen these McDonald's workers valor? How do
37:39
Speaker 2: you know Kamala didn't work at a McDonald's way back when?
37:43
Speaker 20: Well, this is how I know, because Snopes is still
37:46
Speaker 20: not confirming whether she has or hasn't, because there's no
37:49
Speaker 20: indication from corporate that she was ever an employee, And
37:52
Speaker 20: if you worked at McDonald you'd keep your name tag.
37:54
Speaker 20: You would know the location that you worked at. If
37:56
Speaker 20: she had one bit of evidence that she worked at McDonald's,
37:59
Speaker 20: she would be able to prove it.
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Speaker 2: Two seconds, da are you saying she hasn't even said
38:03
Speaker 2: which McDonald's she worked at. Surely she knows that. I
38:06
Speaker 2: don't expect her to keep her name tag, but you
38:09
Speaker 2: would expect her to remember which outlet she was in.
38:13
Speaker 20: Well, they even looked at her resume for jobs that
38:16
Speaker 20: she had after and she never put that she worked
38:17
Speaker 20: a McDonald's. And believe it or not, having McDonald's on
38:20
Speaker 20: your resume as a young kid would probably give you,
38:22
Speaker 20: you know, a leg up and other jobs because.
38:24
Speaker 11: They would say, hey, look you worked hard.
38:25
Speaker 20: You worked in a service industry, so would show you
38:28
Speaker 20: to have customer care wor show you how to be
38:30
Speaker 20: you know, hard working.
38:32
Speaker 11: She lied.
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Speaker 2: That's crazy in itself to have someone buying to be
38:35
Speaker 2: the leader of the free world lying about working at
38:38
Speaker 2: macas really now, Former First Lady Milania Trump is about
38:43
Speaker 2: to release her memoir, which she hopes will clarify the
38:47
Speaker 2: facts around her life and service.
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Speaker 16: Writing this memoir has been a deeply personal and reflective
38:55
Speaker 16: journey for me as a private person has often been
39:00
Speaker 16: the subject of public scrutiny and misrepresentations. I feel a
39:06
Speaker 16: responsibility to clarify the facts. I believe it is important
39:12
Speaker 16: to share my perspective the truth.
39:20
Speaker 2: Her memoir has already saw to the top spot on
39:23
Speaker 2: several Amazon bestseller lists despite not being released until October. First, Alex,
39:29
Speaker 2: what are you hoping at? This memoir reveals? And let's
39:33
Speaker 2: not forget Milania is the first verse lady in many
39:37
Speaker 2: years not to feature on the cover of Vogue, despite
39:40
Speaker 2: obviously being a very beautiful, stylish woman. We had Jill
39:45
Speaker 2: on the cover, Hillary Michelle, but no Millennia.
39:49
Speaker 11: Yeah, Millennia is absolutely beautiful.
39:51
Speaker 20: And then when Vice President Kamala was on the cover,
39:55
Speaker 20: she was wearing Chuck Taylor tennis shoes.
39:57
Speaker 11: And it shows you for all the people that say.
39:58
Speaker 20: Donald Trump is against him aggretion, he married an immigrant,
40:02
Speaker 20: so I think that that just proves their point to
40:04
Speaker 20: be invalid. And I'm excited to see her side of
40:07
Speaker 20: the story. She gets a lot of unfair treatment. I
40:10
Speaker 20: think it would be very hard to be Melania Trump
40:12
Speaker 20: with all the unfair attacks because of her husband on her.
40:16
Speaker 11: So I'm excited to see what.
40:18
Speaker 20: Comes out in this memoir that'll give us an inside scoople.
40:21
Speaker 2: Alex Stein, thank you for your time this evening.
40:24
Speaker 11: Thank you, Rita still to come.
40:27
Speaker 2: Why Elton John is winning praise from mega fans and
40:32
Speaker 2: Meghan Markle cuddles up to Oprah again watching the Rita
40:45
Speaker 2: Panny Show and joining me now is Entertainment and Ray
40:48
Speaker 2: reporter Kinsey Schofield. Let's start with Elton John, who, unlike
40:53
Speaker 2: most celebs, refuse to accept a free kick from Variety
40:56
Speaker 2: magazine to bash Donald Trump. He was asked his reaction
41:00
Speaker 2: to President Trump liking his music and calling North Korean
41:04
Speaker 2: dictator Kim Jong un a little rocketman?
41:09
Speaker 9: How did it feel when he took the lyrics to
41:11
Speaker 9: Rocketman and he used it as a nickname for Kim
41:15
Speaker 9: Jong un, and then he gave Kim Jong.
41:17
Speaker 18: I laughed, was brilliant.
41:19
Speaker 11: Good on your Donald.
41:20
Speaker 18: I'm the rocket Man.
41:21
Speaker 2: Yeah.
41:22
Speaker 18: Donald's always been a fan of mine and he's been
41:24
Speaker 18: to my conscerts many many times. So I mean I've
41:28
Speaker 18: always been friendly towards him, and I thank him for
41:31
Speaker 18: his support. Yeah, when he did that, I just thought
41:34
Speaker 18: it was hilarious.
41:35
Speaker 2: It was maybe laugh seeing the interviewer wanted a viral
41:39
Speaker 2: moment at Kinsey. He didn't get it. Elton said it
41:43
Speaker 2: was brilliant, but it wasn't that great.
41:46
Speaker 12: I mean, I love that Elton John refused the clickbait.
41:49
Speaker 12: But also we've had this discussion before. How disappointing is
41:52
Speaker 12: it when we find out that the food fighters are
41:54
Speaker 12: threatening to sue or that Selene Deon is offended by
41:58
Speaker 12: the fact that Donald Trump, you know, is playing her
42:01
Speaker 12: music at his rally. You know, people of all different faiths,
42:06
Speaker 12: of all different political backgrounds a love music. And the
42:11
Speaker 12: fact that Selenian is cutting off an entire group of
42:15
Speaker 12: people now and offending this entire group of people now
42:19
Speaker 12: by criticizing Trump and not allowing him to play her music. So,
42:23
Speaker 12: Elton John, I'm going to go buy more of your
42:26
Speaker 12: albums now. I'm going to go buy an Elton John
42:28
Speaker 12: T shirt and I'm going to thoroughly enjoy Elton John's
42:32
Speaker 12: music now, knowing that he's not playing the heat game.
42:35
Speaker 2: Absolutely. And I tell you, someone like Celine Dion in particular,
42:39
Speaker 2: she's someone who is almost universally liked, so bad move
42:44
Speaker 2: to go down this road, because yeah, You're right, You're
42:47
Speaker 2: going to upset half the population, perhaps more. Now HBO
42:52
Speaker 2: hosts at Bill Maher, who is a liberal, is a
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Speaker 2: man of the left, but generally a sensible left in
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Speaker 2: not always. He's at Taylor Swift for not watching the
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Speaker 2: Kansas City Chiefs game alongside her friend, or perhaps former friend,
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Speaker 2: Brittany Mahomes, after the wife of the game's top player
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Speaker 2: expressed her support for Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: Here's my question. Yesterday the NFL season started. Now, in
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Speaker 1: the past, Taylor Swift was she was always in the
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Speaker 1: same box with Brittany Mahons, and now they can't sit
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Speaker 1: in the same box. I guess because Brittany liked some
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Speaker 1: of Trump's tweets and Taylor's for Karmela. Don't you think
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Speaker 1: partisan should be done.
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Speaker 2: To Brittany and Taylor did appear briefly together at the
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Speaker 2: US opened, but they watched their partner's NFL game from
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Speaker 2: separate suites. Is Bill Wright Kinsey's Is Taylor making a
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Speaker 2: point to distance herself from Brittany Mahomes.
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Speaker 12: I don't think so. It's my understanding that Brittany had
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Speaker 12: the babies there she's currently incubating. She had on these
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Speaker 12: hideous jeans, God Lover. She had on these ugly jeans
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Speaker 12: and just a plain white T shirt. Taylor Swift walks
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Speaker 12: in and you know, these bomb boots, sixty thousand dollars outfit.
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Speaker 12: And I think that Brittany just was allowing Taylor to
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Speaker 12: have her moments standing up there with Travis's family, and
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Speaker 12: Brittany is you know, she's a human jungle gym. She's
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Speaker 12: got babies crawling all over her, and I just don't
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Speaker 12: think she wanted to be compared to Taylor.
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Speaker 15: Now.
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Speaker 2: Megan Markle appeared alongside Oprah Winfrey at an event for
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Speaker 2: her book club, telling the audience, I'm looking at this
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Speaker 2: time of my chapter of Joy. My intentionality is to
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Speaker 2: enjoy this chapter and be able to love through every
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Speaker 2: piece of this as best we can. I'm not hearing
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Speaker 2: a lot of joy from Meghan and Harry. Most of
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Speaker 2: the times we hear from them that normally whining about something.
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Speaker 2: But I do wonder about the use of the word
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Speaker 2: joy in her statement. It's been connected with Kamala's campaign.
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Speaker 2: Is this just her having a subtle way of expressing
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Speaker 2: her support, I mean not so subtle.
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Speaker 12: She's standing there next to Oprah Winfrey, who took the
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Speaker 12: DNC state. I definitely think that Meghan Markle is a
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Speaker 12: team Kamala. But remember Rita, I think we actually had
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Speaker 12: this discussion in May of this year. We were warned
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Speaker 12: that Meghan Markle was preparing to launch a Summer of
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Speaker 12: Love charm offence in a bid to boost her popularity
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Speaker 12: in America. And so to me, this is what hearing
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Speaker 12: quotes like that, that's exactly what she's trying to do.
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Speaker 12: You know that feel the love versus the kind of
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Speaker 12: hostility that we've seen from Harry and Meghan in the past,
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Speaker 12: And I just don't think people are ready to buy
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Speaker 12: it from them. There was too much anger and bitterness
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Speaker 12: over the last four years.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's all we've heard, whether it was their doco,
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Speaker 2: the book, the sit down interview with Oprah, the podcast,
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Speaker 2: it's just been incessant whining to the point where it's
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Speaker 2: become comical. Meanwhile, I've got the Princess of Wales planning
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Speaker 2: to return to public life in the next few months
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Speaker 2: she continues her private battle against cancer. Do we know
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Speaker 2: how soon she could be returning?
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Speaker 12: Kinsey, Well, you know the quote was good days and
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Speaker 12: bad days, and they are going to try to take
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Speaker 12: advantage of the good days that the Princess of Wales
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Speaker 12: has while she is undergoing this cancer treatment. No official
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Speaker 12: date set, but she could potentially join King Charles and
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Speaker 12: the rest of the Royal family for the National Service
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Speaker 12: of Remembrance that's in November, and then plans are excitingly
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Speaker 12: underway for Catherine's annual together at Christmas Carol Service at
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Speaker 12: Westminster Abbey. No official confirmation that she'll be there, but
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Speaker 12: I highly suspect that she will.
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Speaker 2: Now fresh embarrassment for the Royal family is Amazon Prime
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Speaker 2: prepares to drop its drama series A Very Royal Scandal
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Speaker 2: into Prince Andrew's disastrous interview with the BBC.
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Speaker 5: I'm sure this is right.
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Speaker 12: A woman journalist the optic say she has to be female.
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Speaker 2: What's my strategy?
47:22
Speaker 11: It's two targets.
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Speaker 8: Why did he stay at a convicted pedophile's house? And
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Speaker 8: did he have sex with Giffrey when she was under age?
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Speaker 5: But she's cocking.
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Speaker 8: You can handler you sweating like any other man facing
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Speaker 8: allegations of sexual assaults.
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Speaker 5: People forget I've been to war.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to blow this out of the water.
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Speaker 2: I've got to say it looks pretty interesting. And the
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Speaker 2: character playing Prince Andrew looks very very close to him.
47:49
Speaker 2: Is this going to be the final nail in that
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Speaker 2: coffin as far as getting Prince Charles, King Charles I
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Speaker 2: should say to finally boot Prince Andrew out of his lodge.
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Speaker 12: Well, I think that this could be. The Daily Mail
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Speaker 12: is reporting that King Charles is giving Prince Andrew an ultimatum,
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Speaker 12: basically that he either needs to find a way of
48:11
Speaker 12: being financially independent and pay his own expenses which would
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Speaker 12: cover his security and maintenance of his home, or move
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Speaker 12: into a more suitable accommodation. But Riata, we're bearing the
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Speaker 12: lead because according to The Express, Prince Andrew is excited
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Speaker 12: about Amazon's a very Royal scandal and is expected to
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Speaker 12: throw a viewing party at Royal Lodge.
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Speaker 2: Believe it or not, the audacity. Why does he think
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Speaker 2: it's going to work in his favor? Surely he doesn't
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Speaker 2: think this is going to be complimentary to him.
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Speaker 12: I think he might just be an egomaniac, which you know,
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Speaker 12: you see a little bit of that in that trailer.
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Speaker 12: So I mean, what doesn't surprise me? But I just
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Speaker 12: I'm amazed. I just sit back and think I wish
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Speaker 12: I had your confidence, Prince Andrew.
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Speaker 2: Well maybe not, because it was that confidence that really
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Speaker 2: was behind his downfall. Knsisco, Phil, thank you so much
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Speaker 2: for your time this evening. Thank you. That's it from me.
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Speaker 2: Newsnight is up next. I'll see you at eleven tomorrow