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The Rita Panahi Show | 9 October · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scoring lives Austrodia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Wider Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Riata Panekey Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight, a new contingent of Isis brides I expected
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Speaker 3: to arrive in Australia despite the denials of the Albernasi government.
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Speaker 4: The panel will join me shortly.
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Speaker 1: C J.
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Speaker 3: Pearson will have the latest US news, including an almighty
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Speaker 3: meltdown from the woman who wants to be the next
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Speaker 3: governor of California. They always droll, Alex Starve will bring
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Speaker 3: the laughs, and later in the hour kins is Sko
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Speaker 3: film will expose the base hypocrisy of George Clooney and
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Speaker 3: Left is losing. It proves lefties ruin everything, even their
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Speaker 3: own wedding.
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Speaker 5: Alongside that demonization of trans people of government and media
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Speaker 5: is currently also complicit in a genocide. And I know
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Speaker 5: some of you may think a wedding is not the
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Speaker 5: time to think of this.
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Speaker 3: But first, Her Massa has agreed to the first phase
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Speaker 3: of Donald Trump's twenty point peace plan, which will see
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Speaker 3: the terrorist group release all remain in October seven hostages
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Speaker 3: this Saturday, and Israel will scale back its military presence
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Speaker 3: in Gaza. US President Donald Trump said on Truth Social
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Speaker 3: that the deal represents the first steps towards a strong, durable,
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Speaker 3: and everlasting peace. All parties will be treated fairly. This
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Speaker 3: is a great day for the Arab and Muslim world, Israel,
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Speaker 3: all surrounding nations, and the United States of America.
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Speaker 4: And we thank the mediators from.
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Speaker 3: Qatar, Egypt, Turkey who worked with us to make this
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Speaker 3: historic and unprecedented event happened. Blessed are the peacemakers. Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump's post read there, and he also had this to
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Speaker 3: say on Fox News earlier today.
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Speaker 6: The world has come together around this deal, and that's
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Speaker 6: something I would say that without that wouldn't happen. You know,
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Speaker 6: many years they talked about peace in the Middle East.
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Speaker 6: This is more than Gaza. This is peace in the
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Speaker 6: Middle East, and it's an incredible thing.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now for more on this is Menzies Research Center.
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Speaker 3: Seeing your fellow Nikata and Sky News contributor Louise roberts Nick,
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Speaker 3: I'll start with you. Donald Trump is the peace president.
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Speaker 3: What hope is there though, that this peace will be
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Speaker 3: a lasting one.
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Speaker 7: Well, it's not quite a peace proposal yet, it is.
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Speaker 7: It is an agreement to release the hostages, which is
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Speaker 7: a vital first step and very very welcome. A lot
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Speaker 7: of hard stuff to come, of course, you know, getting
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Speaker 7: Hamas to agree to disarm and so forth. But I
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Speaker 7: think the master stroke by Donald Trump is to bring
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Speaker 7: in the rest of the region on this, so that
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Speaker 7: the Palestinians are no longer the middle of every discussion
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Speaker 7: on the Middle East. He's brought together other countries that
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Speaker 7: have an interest in trade and growing their economies, and
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Speaker 7: they're more interested in that than having to deal with
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Speaker 7: these troublesome Palestinians, which has been making themselves a center
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Speaker 7: of attention for the last three or four decades or
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Speaker 7: more so. Yes, it's a great step forward in basically
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Speaker 7: marginalizing Hamas. The very opposite, of course of what our
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Speaker 7: own Prime minister did when he recognized when he recognized Palestine.
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Speaker 3: Yes, including the buying here of the Arab world, the
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Speaker 3: Muslim world, which is really crucial to ensure that any
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Speaker 3: peace still is lasting, Louise. Along with the Abraham Accords,
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Speaker 3: Trump has secured peace stills with Rwanda and the Democratic
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Speaker 3: Republic of Congo. There was Armenian, Azerbaijan, Thailand and Cambodia,
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Speaker 3: Indian Pakistan, Egypt and Ethiopia, Serbia and Kosovo. And you
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Speaker 3: can add the ceasefire between Israel and Heran to that
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Speaker 3: list as well.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely, you can do Rita. And I think while other
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Speaker 8: Western leaders talk about restraint or recognizing Palestine, Trump is
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Speaker 8: the one who's gone in and actually secured the deal
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Speaker 8: to bring home the hostages dead or alive.
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Speaker 1: Hopefully most of them will be alive.
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Speaker 8: So that has to put him in pole position for
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Speaker 8: a Nobel Peace Prize at some point.
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Speaker 1: I would think.
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Speaker 8: I heard in the newsroom earlier that A patently there's
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Speaker 8: a twenty four hour deadline on that at the moment.
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Speaker 8: But you know, he detractors cannot argue with this at all.
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Speaker 8: He has done more in this space than any other
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Speaker 8: world leader has, and he's opened the door to piece.
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Speaker 8: As Nick says, there's a lot of hard work to go.
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Speaker 8: We've got Hamas there, you know, an absolute tyrannical organization
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Speaker 8: that we have to deal with now. But what fantastic
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Speaker 8: progress by the US.
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Speaker 3: President now to reports that authorities are preparing for a
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Speaker 3: larger corehort of Isis brides and their children to return
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Speaker 3: to Australia after an initial group of six women and
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Speaker 3: children arrived last week. This comes amid revelations the Albanezy
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Speaker 3: government held secret meetings with advocacy groups say that the
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Speaker 3: Children which has Can paid heavily for the repatriation of
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Speaker 3: these Isis brides Louise. This raises fresh questions about the
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Speaker 3: government's knowledge of this plan. It's repeatedly declined to answer
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Speaker 3: questions about these brides and what it knows about them
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Speaker 3: and how many are coming back. There just hasn't been
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Speaker 3: a great deal of clarity around this issue at all.
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Speaker 8: I guess the question of reader for that is why
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Speaker 8: haven't they been transparent about it? Because I think they
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Speaker 8: know that overall Australians are very concerned about these Isis
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Speaker 8: brides coming back into Australia and nobody blames the children.
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Speaker 8: The fact that say the children have got involved is
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Speaker 8: probably a good thing for the kids. But why were
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Speaker 8: we told about that? Why does it take a news
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Speaker 8: report to say that secret meetings have.
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Speaker 1: Been held in June and September for.
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Speaker 8: Us to actually be told the truth that this was
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Speaker 8: all being planned in the background and we weren't told
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Speaker 8: about it despite the denials and refusal to engage. As
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Speaker 8: you say from the federal government itself, and we have
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Speaker 8: a right to know because these are women who've willingly
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Speaker 8: gone to a terrorist enclave overseas and married terrorists and
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Speaker 8: now decide that I don't like the last style. I
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Speaker 8: want to come back to the safety of Australia and
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Speaker 8: they can do that because they are Australian citizens.
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Speaker 3: Nick, we all feel terribly sorry for the children because
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Speaker 3: they're blameless. But as Luis said, some of these isis brides,
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Speaker 3: I mean, I'd imagine all of them made the choice
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Speaker 3: to travel to the Caliphate as it was then, and
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Speaker 3: now that the caliphate has fallen, an Islamic state is
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Speaker 3: no longer ruling that region, they want to come back.
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Speaker 3: Why would we want them in Australia. What possible good
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Speaker 3: comes to this country from having them here?
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Speaker 7: I'm sorry, I don't think we can tug at the
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Speaker 7: heartstrings by talking about the children. That the most important,
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Speaker 7: the people who this government is most responsible towards, are
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Speaker 7: law abiding citizens in this country who want to know
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Speaker 7: they're being safe, that we don't have subversive influences coming in.
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Speaker 7: And they've done nothing at all to put our minds
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Speaker 7: at rest on that one. If the government had come
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Speaker 7: out openly and said, look, we're doing this. We're doing
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Speaker 7: it all these checks and balances, We're going to ensure this,
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Speaker 7: that and the other. We're going to see if these
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Speaker 7: women should face prosecution for breaking the laws here. Then
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Speaker 7: I think people would have been prepared to accept it reluctantly.
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Speaker 7: But the fact that this government has just tried to
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Speaker 7: cover it up and preventislation nothing to do with us,
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Speaker 7: that just gets most of us really worried. We don't
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Speaker 7: feel any sense that the government is on top of this.
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Speaker 7: Are let alane the security forces in this country, that
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Speaker 7: they have the information and the tools required to deal
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Speaker 7: with these people.
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Speaker 3: Nan Islamic cleric brought in by the Men's government in
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Speaker 3: Antnew South Wales to provide advice on keeping the Jewish
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Speaker 3: community safe, has come under fire for preaching sermons urging
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Speaker 3: his congregation to rail against the Albanesi governments listing of
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Speaker 3: Hamas and Hezbula as terrorist organizations. Nick this is just unbelievable.
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Speaker 3: Dr Ali al Samal has now apologized for the remark
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Speaker 3: saying they were incorrect and I apologize to anyone who
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Speaker 3: experienced pain or distress as a result of this. But
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Speaker 3: is that enough Nick. Is that good enough?
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Speaker 7: It's like a farmer bringing in the fox to consult
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Speaker 7: how to look after the hen house, isn't it. I mean,
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Speaker 7: I don't want to be flipping about this, and I
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Speaker 7: do want to say, actually importantly, that the vast majority
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Speaker 7: of the Muslim people in this country don't agree with
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Speaker 7: all this nonsense that's going on that we're seeing out
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Speaker 7: of Bankstown. It is wrong to judge the entire Islamic
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Speaker 7: community by the behavior of these people. Just it would
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Speaker 7: be freta to blame everybody in Melbourne for what Adam ansets.
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Speaker 9: Right.
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Speaker 7: So that's the fact I in. But the fact that
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Speaker 7: this is the best interlocutor that the Men's government's been
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Speaker 7: able to find, I think that they're just not looking
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Speaker 7: hard enough, because if they look amongst the broader Muslim community,
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Speaker 7: they find plenty of people who very very much sympathize
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Speaker 7: with what the Jewish people are going through and wanted
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Speaker 7: to stop.
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Speaker 3: Louis. This is something that I've complained about for years.
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Speaker 3: That's some of these self appointed community leaders that governments
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Speaker 3: go to and sometimes the media go to, they really
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Speaker 3: don't represent the best interests of that community, and sometimes
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Speaker 3: they don't speak for that community.
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Speaker 1: No, and that's very clear.
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Speaker 8: I mean Nick makes a brilliant point that they're clearly
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Speaker 8: this person does not speak for the majority of Muslim
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Speaker 8: people in Australia. And if you can't openly condemn Hamas
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Speaker 8: and Hezbala, you have no place as a community liaison person,
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Speaker 8: let alone liaising with the Jewish community in Australia. It
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Speaker 8: just begs belief that who actually signed off on this
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Speaker 8: at the end, who actually approved this person, gave them
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Speaker 8: the opportunity to spout the wrong view and hateful rhetoric
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Speaker 8: as well.
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Speaker 3: Now, Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen has been
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Speaker 3: accused of launching an unfounded attack on conservation group Rainforest
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Speaker 3: Reserves Australia in an attempt to discredit a two year
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Speaker 3: study they conducted that exposes the environmental mass destruction that
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Speaker 3: will result from Australia's renewables roll out. In a social
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Speaker 3: media video, Chris Bowen accused the group of vastly overestimating
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Speaker 3: the footprint area of renewable projects proposed for Australia and
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Speaker 3: of being anti renewables and pro nuclear activist Nick. The
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Speaker 3: research revealed that all existing and proposed solar projects alone
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Speaker 3: would cover an area larger than Greater Sney than Greater Sydney.
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Speaker 7: Well, I think, if anything, Steve Narakowski, who carried out
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Speaker 7: that work all in his spare time, all on his
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Speaker 7: own money. By the way, congratulations Steve. If anything, he's
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Speaker 7: underestimated it. I mean, since he brought that report out,
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Speaker 7: he's already discovered two hundred more projects that were just
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Speaker 7: being hidden, that weren't on the surface. And there was
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Speaker 7: a report from Princedown University engineers back in May that said, actually,
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Speaker 7: we're going to be using one and a half times
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Speaker 7: more land than Tasmania, which is bigger still, so Chris
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Speaker 7: Bowen can't get out of this one. It's interesting that
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Speaker 7: there is now a dirt sheet circulating on Rainfoms reserves
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Speaker 7: and Steve Narokowski and I mentioned with some pride that
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Speaker 7: I'm actually mentioned in that dirt sheet. But look, I
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Speaker 7: mean they won't find it because this is a genuine
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Speaker 7: community group which is funded with very little money out
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Speaker 7: of people's pockets. In contrast to the tens of millions
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Speaker 7: of dollars that we know at flowing through every year
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Speaker 7: from the United States alone that we can't trace to
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Speaker 7: fund the campaign against a nuclear and four renewables. That
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Speaker 7: is the real secret that needs to be uncovered here
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Speaker 7: and not what's happening up there. To those good people
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Speaker 7: at Rainforest Reserve.
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Speaker 4: Louise.
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Speaker 3: It always shocks me that environmentalists, or people who claim
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Speaker 3: to be environmentalists, seem so unconcerned about what is happening
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Speaker 3: out in the natural landscape with these solar farms, the
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Speaker 3: wind projects, the impact it has on bird life, the
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Speaker 3: impact it has just on the land. Why is this
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Speaker 3: not a bigger issue in this country.
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Speaker 8: Well, you know what we've got. I think the situation
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Speaker 8: here is we've got conservationists who are almost being accused
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Speaker 8: of being too pro nature. And you know, Chris Bowen
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Speaker 8: doesn't like the data here, so he's decided to shoot
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Speaker 8: the messenger and suggests that, you know, their view is
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Speaker 8: wrong and to smear them as being pro nuclear, which
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Speaker 8: is insane And actually is that an insult? I'd argue
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Speaker 8: probably not, So you know, it doesn't fit the narrative,
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Speaker 8: so therefore it's got to be wrong. I mean, these
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Speaker 8: are conservationists, as Nick says, who you know, are actually
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Speaker 8: interested in the earth and the climate, and legitimately they're
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Speaker 8: not just doing it for political reasons. So I found
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Speaker 8: that the way he went after them, I feel really
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Speaker 8: quite abhorrent.
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Speaker 3: Actually, absolutely and environmentalist conservationists, this is what they should
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Speaker 3: be concerned about, and so few of them are these days.
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Speaker 3: They're conbsessed about emission targets and carbon credits and all
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Speaker 3: sorts of things and government subsidies, but not actually protecting
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Speaker 3: the natural environment. And Nick Kata, Luis Roberts, thank you
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Speaker 3: so much for your time. Joining me now is political
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Speaker 3: advisor and commentator c J. Pearson. CJ. This week we
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Speaker 3: had a Democrat politician, Jay Jones, a man who wants
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Speaker 3: to be Virginia's next attorney general. Well, he was exposed
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Speaker 3: as an unhinged miscreant these messages he's said, wishing death
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Speaker 3: on a Republican colleague, wishing death on his Republican colleagues's children.
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Speaker 4: And yet we've heard very little coverage.
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Speaker 3: Of this from the mainstream media. The New York Times
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Speaker 3: hasn't touched it, We've heard nothing from plenty of media
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Speaker 3: autlets including ABCPBSCBS and NBCA devoted an entire sixty three
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Speaker 3: seconds to the story. CJ.
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Speaker 10: The coverage has been entirely scammed. But also so has
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Speaker 10: the condemnation from his fellow Democratic colleagues. This is someone
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Speaker 10: that should not just be ashamed of himself, but should
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Speaker 10: also be called on to withdraw from this race immediately.
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Speaker 10: You know, it's exactly why I reject the entire premise
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Speaker 10: and or narrative that this is a both sides issue
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Speaker 10: when it comes to political violence, because the bullets in
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Speaker 10: this country are only coming from left to right. This
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Speaker 10: is someone who, even in private messages it doesn't actually
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Speaker 10: even matter, actively wish and imagine for the death of
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Speaker 10: his political opponents, not just them, but also their children.
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Speaker 10: It's discussed, it's absolutely despicable and it deserves by person condemnation.
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Speaker 10: But yet we have yet to hear because the Democrats
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Speaker 10: are more concerned about their political benefit than they are
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Speaker 10: about actually doing let's.
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Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, so right. The link between violent retric and
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Speaker 3: violence from the left is undeniable. At this point. We've
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Speaker 3: had Charlie Kirk's assassination, We've had multiple attempts against Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump going back a few years.
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Speaker 4: There was Steve Kalise, We've had.
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Speaker 3: Brett Kavanagh attempted assassination attempt there all left US activists,
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Speaker 3: and yet this retric does not stop. And despite what
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Speaker 3: this guy is guilty of. A Democratic committee released a
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Speaker 3: statement saying, we are lined up ten toes down, ready
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Speaker 3: to organize, mobilize, and deliver voters for Jay and our
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Speaker 3: entire Democratic tickets. So that's been the response from the Democrats.
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Speaker 3: Now see Katie Porter, another Democrat who wants to be
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Speaker 3: California governor. Her car crash interview with CBS has gone viral.
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Speaker 11: And what I'm saying to you is that, well to
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Speaker 11: those voters, Okay, so you I don't want to keep
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Speaker 11: doing this, I'm gonna call it. Thank you.
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Speaker 1: You're not gonna do the interview with.
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Speaker 11: Them, not like this. I'm not not with seven follow
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Speaker 11: ups to every single question you ask.
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Speaker 1: Every other candidate has I don't care.
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Speaker 11: I don't care.
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Speaker 3: God helped California. If that's the next governor. She can't
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Speaker 3: handle an interview with Julie Watts on CBSPJ ho has
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Speaker 3: she ever going to handle an actual hostile interview?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, you're exactly right, God helped California. But let's also
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Speaker 10: just break down like the reason she had that breakdown, right,
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Speaker 10: it's because the Democrats never faced questions, They ever faced
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Speaker 10: actual challenging questioning from those you know, in the liberal media,
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Speaker 10: and so she had no idea how to respond. But
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Speaker 10: that question that she even was asked was not even
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Speaker 10: all that challenging, was simply you know, a little bit
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Speaker 10: of friendly pushback from her friends at CBS, and so, yeah,
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Speaker 10: you know, you're exactly right.
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Speaker 2: If you can't even.
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Speaker 10: Ask tough questions, answer tough questions from a journalist, it
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Speaker 10: probably is inclined to support you and be friendly to you.
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Speaker 10: How are you going to lead an entire state? It
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Speaker 10: just actually doesn't make any sense. But I think what
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Speaker 10: we saw in that interview is entirely disqualifying, and I
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Speaker 10: hope again, you know, the Democrats may not be calling
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Speaker 10: on Jay Jones to drop out, but I see a
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Speaker 10: lot of folks calling on Katie Porter to exit the
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Speaker 10: race because of that and incredibly poor performance she put
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Speaker 10: on in that interview.
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Speaker 3: Oh, it was bad, and we've got more of it
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Speaker 3: in a lefties there. She was floundering on the simplest question, like, well,
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Speaker 3: forty percent of Californians voted for Donald Trump, how are
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Speaker 3: you going to appeal to those voters?
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Speaker 4: That was what set her off.
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Speaker 3: Is hardly a hostile or unexpected question. It really was
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Speaker 3: quite a bizarre performance. I've got to say. Now, let's
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Speaker 3: check in with the mayor of Crime Middle Chicago, Brandon Johnson,
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Speaker 3: who thinks Republicans want to rematch of the Civil War.
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Speaker 12: The right wing in this country want to rematch of
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Speaker 12: the Civil War. I just I want that to sit
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Speaker 12: in right now, because the President of the United States
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Speaker 12: of America has declared war on the people of Chicago
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Speaker 12: and people across America. He's more interested in giving billions
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Speaker 12: of dollars to other nations while farmers in urban cities
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Speaker 12: around this country are literally being destabilized.
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Speaker 3: I'm lost for words. CJ. How does one respond to that?
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Speaker 3: It's just because he actually knows what happened in the
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Speaker 3: Civil War. I think it needs a bit of a
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Speaker 3: history lesson.
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Speaker 10: I think he needs very much a historyized because it's
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Speaker 10: not Republicans who want a civil war, just as it wasn't.
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Speaker 2: Just a you know, a few years ago, and the
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Speaker 2: actual Civil War happened. It was Democrats who waged that war.
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Speaker 10: But what I would remind him of is the fact
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Speaker 10: that Democrats lost that war. So if anyone doesn't want
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Speaker 10: a civil war, it should be his very party, right,
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Speaker 10: you know, but what he should actually be concerning himself
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Speaker 10: with the civil war happening in his very own city,
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Speaker 10: in the city of Chicago, between the Crypts and the
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Speaker 10: Bloods and the gangster disciples, right like, that is what
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Speaker 10: we're actually trying to combat. President Trump is trying to
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Speaker 10: bring law and order to the city of Chicago. He's
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Speaker 10: actually trying to save black lives. Because on the Republican
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Speaker 10: Party side, we don't actually use black lives matter as
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Speaker 10: some type of tagline or some bumper sticker.
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Speaker 2: We actually mean it. Black lives do indeed matter.
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Speaker 10: And what's happening in the city of Chicago is that
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Speaker 10: black lives are disproportionately being taken away because of the
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Speaker 10: soft on grime policies of mayors just like Brandon Johnson.
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Speaker 10: And so of course it takes a bold and decisive
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Speaker 10: leader like President Trump to step in.
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Speaker 2: That's exactly what he's doing.
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Speaker 10: And I got to tell you when I talk to
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Speaker 10: people in Chicago, when I actually go to see Chicago,
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Speaker 10: people are saying we need a leader to step in,
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Speaker 10: and President Trump is that leader.
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Speaker 13: Now.
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Speaker 3: CJ former FBI director James Komy has pled not guilty
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Speaker 3: overnight to allegations that he lied to Congress. The Democrats
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Speaker 3: and their propaganda arm the mainstream media are claiming this
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Speaker 3: entire prosecution is politically motivated and should be dismissed. But CJ,
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Speaker 3: We've heard it time and time again.
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Speaker 10: No one is above the law, No one is above
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Speaker 10: the lawyer exactly right, rider. But what I've also heard
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Speaker 10: from a lot of these Democrats is that this sets
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Speaker 10: a dangerous president.
20:34
Speaker 2: Let's talk about who actually set this President of Riata right.
20:37
Speaker 10: It was President Joe Bien, his weaponized woke DOJ that
20:41
Speaker 10: went after every single Republican that dare to frost that administration.
20:46
Speaker 10: I'm talking about Steve Bannon, I'm talking about Peter Navara,
20:48
Speaker 10: I'm talking about so many more people who were thrown
20:53
Speaker 10: into the gulac because simply they have the audacity to
20:56
Speaker 10: stand up for what they believe in and to support
20:58
Speaker 10: the America First Jet in the America First movement.
21:01
Speaker 2: And so you know, these tears are crocodile ones.
21:04
Speaker 10: I actually don't believe them at all, and I think
21:07
Speaker 10: that it's like long past due to the life actually
21:09
Speaker 10: gets their same treatment, and maybe that's when they'll realize that,
21:12
Speaker 10: you know, when the shoes. On the other foot, it
21:13
Speaker 10: doesn't feel so good. But I'm not saying that this
21:16
Speaker 10: is even political. This is actually a real issue. If
21:19
Speaker 10: you know, James Comey didn't lie before Congress, he should
21:22
Speaker 10: be held accountable because, as you've said, no one is
21:25
Speaker 10: above the law. I don't care if an FBI director
21:28
Speaker 10: or Clinton, whoever you may be. If you break the
21:30
Speaker 10: law in this country, this COJ hold you accountable.
21:36
Speaker 3: Well, let's hope so, because for too long Republicans have
21:39
Speaker 3: been guilty of pointing out how Democrats have broken the law,
21:45
Speaker 3: how they have weaponized institutions, but there really haven't hasn't
21:49
Speaker 3: been consequences. So hopefully there will actually be some real
21:52
Speaker 3: consequences for people who have been complicit in that sort
21:55
Speaker 3: of behavior. Now, this is a disturbing say. Now on
22:00
Speaker 3: the anniversary, second anniversary of the October seven attacks, let's
22:04
Speaker 3: have a look at what was happening in New York City.
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Speaker 2: Our work is not done o good than we did
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Speaker 2: the first October seventh.
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Speaker 4: CJ.
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Speaker 3: They chanted there, we will show up stronger than we
22:26
Speaker 3: did the first October seven. Congressman Brandon gil has posted
22:31
Speaker 3: this about that footage you've just seen. He said, importing
22:34
Speaker 3: Islamic terrorists into America is suicidal. They all need to
22:39
Speaker 3: be deported. CJ. The people wanting peaceful palistine don't seem
22:45
Speaker 3: to be too happy that President Trump is negotiating just that.
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Speaker 10: No, it's absolutely disgusting, and all those people and that
22:53
Speaker 10: video should be deported. There is no place in this
22:56
Speaker 10: country for people who are guessed to this nation to
22:59
Speaker 10: be side with a terrorist organization like Hamas, none at all.
23:03
Speaker 10: But what I'll tell you is that, you know, breaking news.
23:05
Speaker 10: Just a few hours ago, we've seen President Trump actually
23:08
Speaker 10: bring Hamas and Israel to the table and they have
23:11
Speaker 10: signed a cease fire agreement. The first phase of it
23:14
Speaker 10: will quickly be taking effect. And so I got to
23:17
Speaker 10: tell you, blessed be the peace makers, and President Trump
23:21
Speaker 10: is just that. And so you know, while there are
23:23
Speaker 10: a lot of people apparently who don't want peace, as
23:25
Speaker 10: President has been completely laser focused on achieving it.
23:29
Speaker 2: And I think that we are just inches away from it.
23:32
Speaker 10: And I don't think President Trump will get much credit
23:34
Speaker 10: from it from the left, but I think that if
23:35
Speaker 10: anyone deserves a new Gold Peace Prize, if Barack Obama
23:39
Speaker 10: can get a new Gold Peace Prize and President Trump
23:41
Speaker 10: has certainly earned his.
23:44
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, Barck basically got his for being elected. There
23:48
Speaker 3: was not much pace that he engineered for what I
23:51
Speaker 3: could see. Now, before you go, let's have a look
23:54
Speaker 3: at the social media output of the Department of Homeland Security.
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Speaker 4: We are certainly in a new era, ce J.
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Speaker 3: That makes me want to apply for a job with US.
24:48
Speaker 10: I think you're exactly right, and I gotta tell you,
24:50
Speaker 10: this is exactly what I voted for. But I actually
24:53
Speaker 10: want to take a moment to, you know, appreciate the
24:55
Speaker 10: people behind it. You know, folks like my friends Isabelle Redfield,
24:58
Speaker 10: Micah Bach, you know who are doing all this incredible
25:02
Speaker 10: work without pay right now because of the Schumer shutdown,
25:05
Speaker 10: and so these people are just patriots. They're continuing to
25:08
Speaker 10: both continue to rally the troops, continuing to generate tens
25:11
Speaker 10: of thousands of ICE applicants because the incredible work they're doing,
25:15
Speaker 10: and God bless them for it, because an America is
25:19
Speaker 10: not in America without secure borders, and they're working every
25:22
Speaker 10: single day to achieve that truth.
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Speaker 6: Ce J.
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Speaker 3: Pearson, thank you so much for your time.
25:29
Speaker 1: Thank you for having me still to come.
25:32
Speaker 3: Lefties losing it and victims of ANTIFA sit down with
25:36
Speaker 3: President Trump, including a former teds offerer Alex Stein, is
25:41
Speaker 3: up next. You're watching The Reader Patty Show, and it's
25:55
Speaker 3: time for lefties losing it? And Wowie, didn't Democrat Katie
25:59
Speaker 3: Poor that lose it in spectacular fashion During an interview
26:03
Speaker 3: with CBS. She was asked some rather obvious softball questions
26:07
Speaker 3: and still managed to have a meltdown and try to
26:11
Speaker 3: storm off the set. Let's have a look at the
26:13
Speaker 3: question that set her off in the first place, and
26:16
Speaker 3: just know how unpleasant, how entitled, and hypersensitive Katie Porter
26:21
Speaker 3: is throughout this interview. She really is the embodiment of
26:25
Speaker 3: the modern Democrat.
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Speaker 14: Woman, what do you say to the forty percent of
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Speaker 14: California voters who you'll need in order to win, who
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Speaker 14: voted for Trump?
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Speaker 11: How would I need them in order to win? Man?
26:36
Speaker 14: Well, unless you think you're going to get sixty percent
26:39
Speaker 14: of the vote, you think you'll get sixty percent, Everybody
26:42
Speaker 14: who did not vote for Trump will vote for you.
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Speaker 2: That's what you're in a general election.
26:46
Speaker 1: Yes, you just said you don't need those Trump voters.
26:48
Speaker 3: You asked me if I need them to win?
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Speaker 11: You don't think this is a necessarily argument.
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Speaker 1: What is your question? The question is the same thing
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Speaker 1: I asked everybody that.
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Speaker 14: This is being called the empowering voters to stop Trump's
27:02
Speaker 14: power grab.
27:02
Speaker 1: Every other candidate has answered this question. This is not
27:05
Speaker 1: and I said I support it.
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Speaker 14: So and the question is what do you say to
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Speaker 14: the forty percent of voters who voted for Trump?
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Speaker 11: Oh, I'm happy to say that. It's the do you
27:14
Speaker 11: need them to win? Part that I don't understand. I'm
27:16
Speaker 11: happy to answer the question. Answer the question is you
27:17
Speaker 11: haven't written in all answer.
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Speaker 14: And we've also asked the other candidates do you think
27:21
Speaker 14: you need any of those forty percent of California voters
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Speaker 14: to win?
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Speaker 1: And you're saying no, you don't.
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Speaker 11: No, I'm saying I'm going to try to win every
27:27
Speaker 11: vote I can. And what I'm saying to you is that, well.
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Speaker 1: To those voters, Okay, so you I don't want to
27:33
Speaker 1: keep doing this.
27:34
Speaker 11: I'm going to call it.
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Speaker 1: Thank you. You're not going to do the interview with them?
27:40
Speaker 11: No, not like this. I'm not not with seven follow
27:42
Speaker 11: ups to every single question you ask.
27:44
Speaker 1: Every other candidate has I don't care.
27:46
Speaker 11: I don't care. I want to have a pleasant positive conversation.
27:50
Speaker 3: Oh she wants to have a pleasant conversation, does she?
27:53
Speaker 3: With no follow up questions. I'm sure every Republican would
27:57
Speaker 3: prefer that too, but all they get from the media
28:00
Speaker 3: hostility and invictive. And yet it's a Democrat who's having
28:04
Speaker 3: a melt dan after being asked the mildest, most obvious question.
28:09
Speaker 4: Let's say how this train wreck concludes.
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Speaker 11: And if every question you're going to make up a
28:14
Speaker 11: follow up question, then we're never going to get there,
28:17
Speaker 11: and we're just going to circle around.
28:19
Speaker 1: I ever had to do this before.
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Speaker 14: Ever, You've never had had an conversation. Okay, but every
28:27
Speaker 14: other candidate has done this.
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Speaker 11: What part of I'm me? I'm running for governor because
28:32
Speaker 11: I'm a leader, So I am going to make.
28:35
Speaker 1: So you're not going to answer questions from reporters. Okay,
28:37
Speaker 1: why don't we go through?
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Speaker 14: I will continue to ask follow up questions because that's
28:41
Speaker 14: my job as a journalist, but I will go through
28:43
Speaker 14: and ask these and if you don't want to answer,
28:45
Speaker 14: you don't want to answer, So nearly every legislative.
28:48
Speaker 11: I don't want to have an unhappy experience with you,
28:51
Speaker 11: and I don't want this all on camera.
28:53
Speaker 3: Oh she doesn't want it on camera. Oops, it's on camera, lady,
28:58
Speaker 3: and you look like a hysterical, entitled, highly unpleasant clown.
29:02
Speaker 3: You know, these Democrats are so used to having nothing
29:05
Speaker 3: but endless adoration from the media, just one tongue bath
29:09
Speaker 3: after another, that they're outraged when a follow up question occurs.
29:14
Speaker 3: Katie Pora wants to be the next governor of California.
29:18
Speaker 3: God help the Golden State. Now to a less angry,
29:22
Speaker 3: but probably more confused Democrat, here is Delaware Congressman Sarah McBride,
29:28
Speaker 3: a biological man identifying as a woman, creating cringe content
29:33
Speaker 3: like this.
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Speaker 2: We're barreling towards a shutdown. All my Democratic colleagues are here.
29:37
Speaker 2: I'm going to go search for my Republican colleagues.
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Speaker 15: Republicans, Republicans, y'all know there's a government shutdown. Republicans anyone here,
29:50
Speaker 15: It's make Johnson in here.
29:51
Speaker 1: Let's see if some Republicans are in here.
29:54
Speaker 13: Are there any.
29:54
Speaker 2: Republicans in here?
29:56
Speaker 1: Hello? Republicans?
30:01
Speaker 2: No Republicans here.
30:03
Speaker 3: Now, let's go to Portland and watch a pitiful little
30:06
Speaker 3: soy boy get his come up and after repeatedly abusing officers,
30:10
Speaker 3: shouting all kinds of ugly slurs. This little Antifa agitator
30:15
Speaker 3: spat in the face of an officer and was met
30:18
Speaker 3: with the full force of the law. Good times.
30:48
Speaker 8: Now.
30:48
Speaker 3: It's often said that leftists are so afflicted with TDS
30:52
Speaker 3: that they would find a way to hate Trump even
30:55
Speaker 3: if he cured cancer. Well, for my MSNBC anchor Joy
30:58
Speaker 3: Reid confirmed the same is true for her when it
31:01
Speaker 3: comes to Vice President jd Vance.
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Speaker 1: I can't stand Ddivan.
31:05
Speaker 2: Let's just be clear, it's never There's nothing he could do.
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Speaker 9: He could literally, like rescue my cat out of a
31:11
Speaker 9: burning building, and I would still hate Ddi Vans.
31:14
Speaker 3: He could rescue her cat from a burning building and
31:17
Speaker 3: she'd still hate him. And what about Don Lemont giggling
31:20
Speaker 3: like a deranged school girl there? And let's end left
31:24
Speaker 3: is with proof that leftists ruin everything, even their own wedding.
31:28
Speaker 5: Alongside that demonization of trans people of government and media
31:31
Speaker 5: is currently also complicit in a genocide. And I know
31:34
Speaker 5: some of you may think a wedding is not the
31:35
Speaker 5: time to think of this. Transmen are man, trans women
31:38
Speaker 5: are women. Trans rights in human rights, So yeah, ensure
31:43
Speaker 5: I love Matthew, Free Palestine and trans rights to human rights.
31:47
Speaker 3: Enjoy your men now. Today, the President met with journalists
31:51
Speaker 3: and podcasters, a number of whom have been victims of
31:54
Speaker 3: violent attacks by Antifa, including Andy No and independent journalist
31:59
Speaker 3: Brandy Cruise, who admitted to the President that she was
32:03
Speaker 3: a long term TEDS sufferer. That's Trump derangement syndrome.
32:08
Speaker 16: I'm living proof that you can recover from TDS. I
32:11
Speaker 16: had strong Trump derangement syndrome for probably eight years. It's
32:19
Speaker 16: this is one of the reasons I recovered from it.
32:21
Speaker 16: And by the way, it's much better to not have TDS.
32:24
Speaker 16: I'm happier, I'm healthier, more successful. I even think I
32:28
Speaker 16: got a little more attractive count.
32:30
Speaker 3: Rid of my Trump derangements. Indu.
32:32
Speaker 2: Yes, you know I watched.
32:33
Speaker 16: I'm a reporter in Seattle, and frankly, I could not
32:37
Speaker 16: care any less what any of you have to say
32:38
Speaker 16: about this meeting.
32:39
Speaker 1: Could not care any less. We're not here for you.
32:41
Speaker 16: I'm not here to convince any of you that antifa
32:44
Speaker 16: is a real thing, because if you have not come
32:46
Speaker 16: to that conclusion by now, you are never going to
32:47
Speaker 16: come to that conclusion because you don't want to see it,
32:50
Speaker 16: and you're going to go and you're gonna say, it's
32:52
Speaker 16: a bunch of right wing conservative influencers who are here
32:56
Speaker 16: spinning a tail.
32:57
Speaker 2: I was one of you.
32:59
Speaker 16: I was a mainstream reporter in Seattle for ten years.
33:02
Speaker 16: I was a TV reporter on the streets doing my job,
33:06
Speaker 16: and I was still assaulted by Antifa. So it's not
33:09
Speaker 16: about being conservative. It's about people who go there and
33:11
Speaker 16: show what they're doing. And what I saw after all
33:15
Speaker 16: those years that the media wouldn't be honest about what
33:18
Speaker 16: was happening, that democratic politicians wouldn't be honest about what
33:21
Speaker 16: was happening.
33:21
Speaker 3: Joining me Nas comedian and host of Primetime with Alex Stein,
33:26
Speaker 3: Alex and Tifa about to belatedly face the consequences of
33:31
Speaker 3: their lawlessness and violence. And what Brandy said there, she
33:36
Speaker 3: was addressing the media because so many in the media
33:39
Speaker 3: continue to pretend that this group doesn't even exist.
33:45
Speaker 17: Yeah, I mean, Rita, it's very easy to expose this group.
33:48
Speaker 17: And I just want to first start off by saying
33:50
Speaker 17: congratulations all those independent journalists. I got to go up there,
33:54
Speaker 17: you know, Andy No, especially a friend of mine, Samanna Hernandez.
33:56
Speaker 17: A lot of my friends are out there, to many
33:57
Speaker 17: to name, but I was just so excited that Trump
33:59
Speaker 17: gave him the place, Pam, because you know, what's happening
34:02
Speaker 17: with Antifa is a real thing. And I'm not calling
34:04
Speaker 17: the Democratic Socialists of America antifa, but there's so many
34:07
Speaker 17: offshoots of these left wing Marxist communist groups that don't
34:13
Speaker 17: even need a name, and people can very easily figure
34:17
Speaker 17: out how these you know, weird small groups are funded.
34:20
Speaker 17: And that doesn't mean when you go to a protest
34:21
Speaker 17: that every protester is paid, but when you see these protests,
34:25
Speaker 17: the people that organize them are literally paid.
34:27
Speaker 13: These are organized groups. So this isn't an accident. Antifa
34:30
Speaker 13: is not a fake thing.
34:31
Speaker 17: It's a real thing, and it is a threat to
34:34
Speaker 17: you know, everyday American So I'm really excited that they
34:37
Speaker 17: got to go to the White House. So this is actually,
34:41
Speaker 17: really this is a very big deal, Rita, and especially
34:43
Speaker 17: for me because I know a lot of those people
34:45
Speaker 17: that got to go there today, and.
34:48
Speaker 3: I'm so glad to say quite a few of them.
34:51
Speaker 3: I know them as well, who finally got a platform
34:55
Speaker 3: to speak to the media, speak to the president, because
34:59
Speaker 3: that would victimized but not only victims of violence at
35:03
Speaker 3: the hands of Antifa. They were then defamed by the
35:06
Speaker 3: media and cast as far right or agitators.
35:11
Speaker 4: If they were.
35:11
Speaker 3: Literally being victim blamed. It was just so appalling. And
35:15
Speaker 3: Andy know was a victim of that as well. Now
35:17
Speaker 3: Alex relations were decidedly less friendly in the Oval office
35:21
Speaker 3: earlier in the week. Watch this clash between President Trump
35:25
Speaker 3: and a reporter.
35:29
Speaker 6: We're going to be going into New York too, and
35:32
Speaker 6: we're going to be going in quiet.
35:34
Speaker 3: You're really obnoxious. I'm not obnoxious, but I'm trying to
35:37
Speaker 3: ask you what.
35:37
Speaker 2: About your plans? I'm not obnoxious, but I am asking
35:41
Speaker 2: what are your planks? For many people?
35:43
Speaker 3: I'm not going to talk to.
35:45
Speaker 2: A colin.
35:47
Speaker 13: Who else?
35:48
Speaker 18: Go ahead?
35:50
Speaker 6: Oh?
35:50
Speaker 3: Yes, she was obnoxious, all right? But Alex teld me
35:53
Speaker 3: about the Trump administration's efforts to crack down on crime
35:58
Speaker 3: in big cities. This is contentious. Do you think it's
36:02
Speaker 3: going to work?
36:05
Speaker 13: You know, Rida?
36:06
Speaker 17: Honestly, if you really want to know my opinion, and
36:08
Speaker 17: obviously I do have a lot of conservative, you know,
36:11
Speaker 17: leaning opinions, but when I see the National Guard being
36:16
Speaker 17: sent to places like DC in Chicago, it makes me worried.
36:19
Speaker 17: And yes, I do think it's a necessary evil to
36:22
Speaker 17: have them there. But let's be real, martial law under
36:26
Speaker 17: Trump might be okay, But when it comes to future
36:28
Speaker 17: presidents and you know, future cabinet members making decisions, I
36:33
Speaker 17: don't know if I will be able to trust them
36:36
Speaker 17: putting the military in the streets. So right now, it
36:38
Speaker 17: seems like a band aid for a very serious wound.
36:41
Speaker 17: And I hope it's a temporary fix, but I just
36:43
Speaker 17: I just hope that you know, future administrations will not
36:47
Speaker 17: decide to use the same tactic, because nobody wants the
36:49
Speaker 17: military on our streets. We need more police, rito, we
36:52
Speaker 17: don't need the military. But in all honesty, it is
36:56
Speaker 17: that dangerous in Chicago and Portland and d C. So
36:59
Speaker 17: if kind of left us no choice. But it's just
37:02
Speaker 17: that's not the America I grew up, and having the
37:04
Speaker 17: military on the street, well, it's so difficult, Alex.
37:09
Speaker 3: It's so difficult, Alex to get police officers in some
37:13
Speaker 3: of these big cities their Democrat run, They've got very
37:16
Speaker 3: permissive attitudes towards crime. There's some big anti police sentiment
37:22
Speaker 3: amongst the leadership.
37:24
Speaker 4: In some of these cities.
37:25
Speaker 3: So to encourage people to risk their life and join
37:29
Speaker 3: the police force, it's a difficult task.
37:31
Speaker 4: It's no easy answers here.
37:33
Speaker 3: Now. I know you and Charlie Kirk were very close
37:37
Speaker 3: and you're determined to continue his good work. Though you
37:41
Speaker 3: have your own style. It must be said, let's have
37:44
Speaker 3: a look.
37:46
Speaker 2: What did they do? Right?
37:47
Speaker 19: What did they do?
37:48
Speaker 13: Did they bully you? Yeah?
37:51
Speaker 19: Visas, I'm sorry.
37:52
Speaker 2: Go back to middle school where you belong.
37:55
Speaker 19: I'm sorry that you're bullied like that. It's not fair,
37:58
Speaker 19: it's not nice of this kids of bullying. But you're
38:01
Speaker 19: a very powerful young man. I think you could use
38:03
Speaker 19: all that power you can harness it for good. I
38:05
Speaker 19: don't know, I don't know.
38:06
Speaker 2: What are you pass you than this bullet on my campus.
38:10
Speaker 19: No, this is what I do. I spread awareness. I
38:12
Speaker 19: speak to young men like you that are.
38:13
Speaker 2: Highly trying to radicalize angry people.
38:15
Speaker 19: You know, I'd like to radicalize you on my side
38:17
Speaker 19: to support Donald Trump.
38:18
Speaker 2: I'd like to kick you in the balls. Would you
38:20
Speaker 2: make me feel better?
38:21
Speaker 5: Yeah?
38:22
Speaker 19: To assault another man, to kick a man in the Genitalia.
38:25
Speaker 19: First you asked to see my penis, Now you want
38:26
Speaker 19: to touch my penis with your foot?
38:28
Speaker 2: Real hard, Alex.
38:32
Speaker 3: Some of these people can't be helped.
38:35
Speaker 13: No, you know that guy was absolutely insane.
38:38
Speaker 17: We've been trying to get in contact with him, but
38:39
Speaker 17: let's be real, read that I cannot hold a candle
38:42
Speaker 17: to Charlie, and I can only do.
38:44
Speaker 13: Basically kind of a dollar store version of Charlie.
38:46
Speaker 17: But what was so great is it Charlie let me
38:48
Speaker 17: represent Turning Points and do that because he wanted to
38:50
Speaker 17: spread awareness and he knew that if I imitated him,
38:52
Speaker 17: it would get more students at my.
38:54
Speaker 13: Events, thus helping Turning Points USA.
38:57
Speaker 17: So he was so selfless And I cannot do one
39:00
Speaker 17: millions of what Charlie did, but I am going to
39:03
Speaker 17: try to go on campuses and continue to continue to
39:06
Speaker 17: keep his legacy alive. Obviously, his legacy will never die.
39:09
Speaker 17: But I just want to do my small part. And
39:10
Speaker 17: it's an honor to be a part of Turning Fort USA.
39:12
Speaker 17: And you know, sadly, the world is not going to
39:15
Speaker 17: be a better place without Charlie, but Turning Point is.
39:19
Speaker 17: You know, it's growing so massively right now. Charlie would
39:23
Speaker 17: be very, very ecstatic to see the growth of Turning
39:26
Speaker 17: Point in just the last month.
39:28
Speaker 13: It's his terrible assassination.
39:32
Speaker 3: Yes, his legacy, I think is just going to grow
39:34
Speaker 3: bigger and bigger. Now, before you go, there have been
39:38
Speaker 3: media reports that Bill Belichick's stays in Chapel Hill may
39:42
Speaker 3: be numbered. What's going on there, Alex? How much of
39:45
Speaker 3: this is due to the seventy three year old's relationship
39:50
Speaker 3: with twenty four year old girlfriend Jordan Hudson. Of course,
39:53
Speaker 3: he is a football coaching legend, but he comes with
39:58
Speaker 3: a lot of controversy.
40:01
Speaker 13: Rita, I love when you give me a sports question.
40:04
Speaker 17: Me as a diehard NFL fan, Listen, Coach Belichick was
40:07
Speaker 17: the greatest NFL coach of all time. His dynasty with
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Speaker 17: Tom Brady will never be you know, there will be
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Speaker 17: no other team that will be able to replicate that success.
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Speaker 13: But you know, he's.
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Speaker 17: Getting plaid a lot of money in UNC has a
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Speaker 17: twenty four year old girlfriend that you know is attractive,
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Speaker 17: but she seems like she's absolutely crazy.
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Speaker 13: She's on the.
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Speaker 17: Sidelines more than the name coordinator. So I mean, it
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Speaker 17: just it doesn't make sense. It's a bad, toxic environment,
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Speaker 17: and I do think that it would actually save face
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Speaker 17: for UNC and coach Belichick at least finished the year.
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Speaker 17: So I'd hate to see the mid season fire. But
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Speaker 17: you know what's really frustrating and not a lot of
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Speaker 17: people have been sharing this. Drake May, who was a
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Speaker 17: former UNC tar Heel legend who had a great game
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Speaker 17: in the NFL, he told the tar Hills not to
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Speaker 17: share any of the highlights because Drake May currently plays
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Speaker 17: for the Patriots.
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Speaker 13: So I don't like that cattiness.
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Speaker 17: You know, an old player at UNC, so you should
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Speaker 17: still be gassing him up just because he's on the
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Speaker 17: Patriots now. So I don't like that pettiness, and I
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Speaker 17: think that is kind of infecting his own entire life.
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Speaker 3: Room. Alex Stein, thank you for your time.
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Speaker 13: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 3: Still to come, the hypocrisy of George Clooney exposed. Kinsey
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Speaker 3: Schofield joins me next. Welcome back, joining me now celebrity
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Speaker 3: and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey Meghan Markel has been
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Speaker 3: criticized for laughing when a model trip during the Balenciaga
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Speaker 3: fashion parade in Paris this week. Yes, she quickly recovered, there, Meghan,
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Speaker 3: that is not the model. But it's been noted, Kinsey,
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Speaker 3: that Meghan Mikal was about the only one who burst
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Speaker 3: out laughing.
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Speaker 4: There is she a mean girl?
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Speaker 3: You know?
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Speaker 1: What is so frustrating.
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Speaker 9: Buckingham Palace knows the answer to that question. The Palace
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Speaker 9: investigated claims that Meghan bullied royal staff during her very
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Speaker 9: brief time as a working royal. Those findings were never
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Speaker 9: released publicly. Officials confirmed the review had been completed, but
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Speaker 9: they kept the details sealed to protect the privacy of
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Speaker 9: those involved. Prince William's been talking a lot lately about
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Speaker 9: how he'll be a different type of monarch. Maybe he
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Speaker 9: will give us the results of the Meghan Markel mean
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Speaker 9: Girl investigation once he's king.
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Speaker 3: That would make fantastic reading. Yes, I'd like to see
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Speaker 3: that now. Meghan is also being mocked for apparently holding
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Speaker 3: her jam equipment upside down in a new photographs released
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Speaker 3: alongside a restock of her as ever apricot jam and
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Speaker 3: orange marmalade product ranger. What sort of jam equipment are
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Speaker 3: we talking about? I didn't realize there was jam equipment.
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Speaker 13: Okay.
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Speaker 9: So these are timeungs that you use when canning so
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Speaker 9: that you can place the jam, the loose fruit spread,
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Speaker 9: the slimy jam, whatever it is. She's concocting in the
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Speaker 9: boiler without hurting yourself, and she is holding them at
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Speaker 9: the opposite end of the correct way to do it.
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Speaker 13: It's the perfect.
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Speaker 3: Metaphor for brand Megan.
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Speaker 1: Optics matter.
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Speaker 9: And when you're selling a product but look like you
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Speaker 9: don't even know how to use it, it's tough to convince
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Speaker 9: people that you're the expert. It's giving Grifter energy, not
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Speaker 9: lifestyle guru.
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Speaker 3: It is giving Grifter energy. It's also giving the energy
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Speaker 3: that her staff hater, because someone should have pointed that out,
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Speaker 3: because I think no one really expects her to be
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Speaker 3: actually making the jam or having any real input into
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Speaker 3: the process. But you would think somebody who does would
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Speaker 3: have said, Meghan, that's upside down. Now let's talk about
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Speaker 3: George Clooney. He said that he lives a normal life
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Speaker 3: despite owning a whopping seven hundred and fifty million dollars
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Speaker 3: in property. During the premiere of his latest film, he
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Speaker 3: told The Daily Mail, I have normalcy, you know. I
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Speaker 3: drive my kids to school every morning. You know what,
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Speaker 3: there's a bit of.
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Speaker 4: Megan Markle about George Clooney.
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Speaker 9: Nothing says normal like seven hundred and fifty million in
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Speaker 9: real estate and the power to nurge a sitting president
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Speaker 9: out of an election. George may drive his kids to
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Speaker 9: school but the rest of us aren't steering world politics
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Speaker 9: from the carpool lane. He needs to chill out.
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Speaker 13: Now.
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Speaker 3: Drew Barrymore has come under fire for taking her shoes
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Speaker 3: and socks off on air so that her co host
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Speaker 3: could perform a smell test on her feet. And I'm
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Speaker 3: going to give a warning before this footage because feet
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Speaker 3: are gross and no one should be able to see this.
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Speaker 13: You know, Drew is not.
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Speaker 15: Yes, she's like a smell good.
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Speaker 2: Girl right now.
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Speaker 3: If you're fe girl, great me drop the check.
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Speaker 4: We're done.
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Speaker 3: Yes, I mean it smells like a whole lot of nothing.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what your wires.
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Speaker 14: No sense there whatsoever, and part of me I have
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Speaker 14: other issues.
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Speaker 3: No, that wasn't as bad as I was expecting. I
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Speaker 3: was expecting some close ups. But Kinsey, what's going on there?
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Speaker 9: Well, first of all, I would just like to apologize
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Speaker 9: for nasty American celebrities. We've got Tracy Ellis, Ross dryebrushing
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Speaker 9: on airplanes, Megan Markle with her jermy feet on car seats,
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Speaker 9: and now Drew Barrymore is shoving her feet in people's faces. Rita,
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Speaker 9: we used to be a proper country.
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Speaker 3: What happened? Yes, something has gone terribly wrong there, Kinsey,
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Speaker 3: now talking about terribly wrong. Hilaria Baldwin's Dancing with the
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Speaker 3: Stars journey has come to an end. I've got to say,
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Speaker 3: until a few minutes ago, I wasn't even a way
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Speaker 3: she was competing. How did she react to being eliminated, Kinsey.
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Speaker 9: Well, you should be bragging because we broke on this
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Speaker 9: show that she was campaigning to be on that show.
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Speaker 3: So the Rita Panahy show, anybody else? Sweet? That's right,
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Speaker 3: that's right.
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Speaker 9: She was fine about being eliminated, but she knows she
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Speaker 9: was just using this as a rebranding tool after Alec
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Speaker 9: accidentally shot a coworker. This was a platform for her
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Speaker 9: to relaunch herself. Her book failed, her reality show failed,
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Speaker 9: her Spanish accent failed. My favorite part was her insisting
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Speaker 9: that she got the gig on her own, denying being
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Speaker 9: a nefo wife, and insisting she got cast on Dancing
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Speaker 9: with the Stars without the help of Alec Baldwin. Okay,
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Speaker 9: I'd love to live in that delusional world that you
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Speaker 9: live in.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, because she was a household name without Alec.
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Speaker 3: Of course, we completely missed that. Jimmy Bad Bunny. We've
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Speaker 3: talked a bit about him. He's caused more controversy surrounding
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Speaker 3: the NFL's decision to book him for the Super Bowl
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Speaker 3: halftime shown next year. Now he's refused to stand up
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Speaker 3: for God Bless America during a Yankees game. Tell me
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Speaker 3: about this, Kinsey. This isn't going to win him any fans.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 9: I mean there's just video, first of all, and you're bad, Bunny.
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Speaker 9: Shouldn't you know better? And there's video of him refusing
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Speaker 9: to stand up as the entire stadium stands up and
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Speaker 9: is proudly singing God Bless America. And you know, standing
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Speaker 9: up for God Bless America isn't politics.
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Speaker 13: It's gratitude.
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Speaker 9: When you've built a career in America and scored one
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Speaker 9: of the biggest stages in the world, the super Bowl.
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Speaker 9: Maybe just take a moment to stand up and show
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Speaker 9: a little respect. But I think he's angry because people
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Speaker 9: are pushing back about this halftime show.
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Speaker 4: Oh, people are going to be pushing back a lot more.
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Speaker 3: If he uses that honor to push his politics to
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Speaker 3: play these divisive games.
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Speaker 4: He should just.
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Speaker 3: Take that honor and try to introduce his music to
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Speaker 3: a whole new audience because a lot of football fans
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Speaker 3: have no idea who he is. But I've got a
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Speaker 3: feeling that's not what's going to happen. Before you go.
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Speaker 3: Dolly Parton has address rumors about her health, telling fans
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Speaker 3: and a video post to social media that she ain't
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Speaker 3: dead yet.
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Speaker 18: Everybody thinks that I am sicker than I am.
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Speaker 4: Do I look sick to you?
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Speaker 18: I'm working hard here anyway. I wanted to put everybody's
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Speaker 18: mind at ease. The doctor said, we need to take
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Speaker 18: care of this, we need to take care of that.
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Speaker 18: Nothing major, but I did have to cancel some things
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Speaker 18: so I could be closer to home. But I wanted
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Speaker 18: you to know that I'm not dying.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey, she's a national treasure.
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Speaker 13: That's right.
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Speaker 9: We believe she has kidney stones. So do pray for
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Speaker 9: our girl, Dolly. She says she always welcomes prayer.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey is Gophield. Thank you so much for your time tonight,
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Speaker 3: and that's all the time I have. I'll see you
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Speaker 3: tomorrow and nine pm for Lift. He is losing It
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