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Speaker 1: On Scone US Australia. This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Reader Panicky Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight, Divisions in labor as a rogue senator is
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Speaker 2: suspended from caucus. The rise of the right across Europe
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Speaker 2: continues with a sensational result for the national rally in France.
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Speaker 2: We'll have all the latest from the US with Alex
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Speaker 2: Stein and Kinsey Scofield, with all the celebrity and royal news,
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Speaker 2: including Prince Harry being accused of deliberately destroying evidence relating
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Speaker 2: to his High Court bone hacking claims, and an extra
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Speaker 2: long edition of Lefties Losing It Tonight. It includes a
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Speaker 2: tribute to modern dads. Yes, joining me now is Sky
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Speaker 2: News contributor Proo McSween Prue. Let's start in the Great
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Speaker 2: state of Victoria where anti Israeli protesters continue to harass
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Speaker 2: people going about their business. That happened in the center
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Speaker 2: of the city. They have no fear of the police.
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Speaker 2: You saw the police there. Thankfully they did step in
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Speaker 2: this time and defend the lone man, presumably a Jewish
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Speaker 2: man who was just being targeted. He was mining his business,
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Speaker 2: having a snack there Through This climate of fear and
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Speaker 2: hostility is all too prevalent in our big cities nowadays, and.
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Speaker 3: Rita it seems to be condoned now. I note, obviously,
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Speaker 3: as you say, the police did finally step in. But
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Speaker 3: why are these mobs allowed to congregate? It seems every
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Speaker 3: day now. We used to have to put up with
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Speaker 3: protests every week, and now they seem to be just
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Speaker 3: forming groups to harass and coerce people who are just
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Speaker 3: going about their day to day lives, and the police
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Speaker 3: are standing by and moving them on. But this level
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Speaker 3: of tolerance has to stop because this is not the
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Speaker 3: society we want to live in. And the anti Semitism
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Speaker 3: is allowed to thrive and grow, and it seems to
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Speaker 3: be almost encouraged in Victoria in particular. You know, it's
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Speaker 3: time that you know, this government stopped obviously influencing and
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Speaker 3: dictating to the police, and they need to do something
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Speaker 3: about it before someone gets killed and people cannot go
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Speaker 3: about their day to day lives in peace.
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Speaker 2: And I should add that footage we played was posted
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Speaker 2: by the anti Israeli protesters. They're proud of that, and
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Speaker 2: that's why had that caption about the police siding with
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Speaker 2: designers because for once they actually stepped in and defended someone,
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Speaker 2: because we have seen it in previous interactions. Someone holding
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Speaker 2: an Israeli flag or just walking about past a protest
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Speaker 2: is the one who police target rather than the threatening
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Speaker 2: mob who are behaving poorly. And when I say poorly,
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Speaker 2: I'm under selling it because they really do cross the
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Speaker 2: line into breaking the law when they get into people's
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Speaker 2: faces and are intimidating them. Now, let's talk about divisions
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Speaker 2: in federal labor with Early Childhood Education Minister Ann Ali
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Speaker 2: backing the PM and saying her fellow West Australian MP
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Speaker 2: Fatima Payman, did not speak up in caucus last week
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Speaker 2: before she crossed the floor to vote with the Greens
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Speaker 2: against Labour's motion, and the PM had this to say
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Speaker 2: earlier today that labor MPs are free to speak about
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Speaker 2: issues of great importance to them. That's not true.
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Speaker 4: The contradiction that was there in Senator Payment's interview yesterday,
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Speaker 4: which she chose to do in order to disrupt labor
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Speaker 4: and what we are doing today the day before, the
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Speaker 4: most significant assistance that has been given to working people
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Speaker 4: in a very long period of time. That was a
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Speaker 4: decision that Senator Payment made and Senator Payment made alone.
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Speaker 4: This stunt from the Greens was designed to put Fatima
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Speaker 4: Payman in a difficult position. It was designed to do that.
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Speaker 4: It wasn't designed to assist Palestinians in Gaza. It wasn't
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Speaker 4: designed to advance the peace process.
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Speaker 5: Is it not suggested counterproductive?
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Speaker 2: Pro Anthony Alberanezi took is time in suspending payment. It
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Speaker 2: was only after she really rubbed his face in it
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Speaker 2: on Insiders yesterday that he finally moved against her.
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Speaker 3: Well, is it little wonder that he's got that each
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Speaker 3: way albow and weak prime minister label, because that's what
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Speaker 3: he is.
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Speaker 2: He's a waiverer.
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Speaker 3: He blows with the wind. Now we all know that
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Speaker 3: it was a political play by the Greens, but at
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Speaker 3: the same time, it was a political play by Senator Payman,
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Speaker 3: who has got herself in this position.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 3: She was given it probably because she was a woman
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Speaker 3: and a Muslim and she was young, so she ticked
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Speaker 3: quite a few boxes for woke labor and its gender politics.
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Speaker 3: But it's backfired big time on alban Easy. He's got
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Speaker 3: this really a big quandary where he's wanting to appease
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Speaker 3: his Muslim voters, but at the same time, he's created
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Speaker 3: mayhem his ranks with his double standards, where he's favoring
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Speaker 3: her and allowing her to rub his nose in it.
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Speaker 3: And then he's got these lame excuses and suddenly now
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Speaker 3: people can speak up and cross the floor. Is that
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Speaker 3: what he's saying, which has gone against what over one
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Speaker 3: hundred years of tradition in the labor parties ranks. Look,
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Speaker 3: the man is in a terrible bind, as we know,
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Speaker 3: but he's got to start being strong. This senator should
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Speaker 3: be expelled. And frankly, she's going to sit there and
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Speaker 3: be a thorn in his side for a long time
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Speaker 3: and there's not much he can do about it, but
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Speaker 3: he needs to show some strength of fortitude.
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Speaker 2: Well, it will be very interesting to see how she
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Speaker 2: behaves in the coming months, because she has expressed that
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Speaker 2: she's willing to do this again. She's willing to cross
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Speaker 2: the floor again if an issue comes up that she
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Speaker 2: feels this strongly about. Now to Germany, where a woman
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Speaker 2: who called a con victored rapist a disgraceful rapist, pig
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Speaker 2: and a disgusting freak was given a harsher sentence than
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Speaker 2: man himself. After a German court found her guilty of
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Speaker 2: defaming him. The woman was jailed for a weekend for defamation,
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Speaker 2: while the man who was part of a group of
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Speaker 2: nine attackers who gang raped a fifteen year old girl
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Speaker 2: in a park four years earlier, was not jailed at
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Speaker 2: all at the time because of his age. He only
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Speaker 2: served a suspended sentence that reports from the New York
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Speaker 2: Post prew and understandably this case is causing waves in
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Speaker 2: Germany and further afield.
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Speaker 3: Well, it's another example of the woke infiltration of just
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Speaker 3: about every entity, including our justice system. When we have
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Speaker 3: these laws, and I use the term loosely, where we
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Speaker 3: have a convicted rapist getting off with, you know, a
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Speaker 3: suspended sentence or a slap on the wrist, and then
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Speaker 3: we have a woman who is probably speaking for most
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Speaker 3: of us, who's now subjected to this kind of ridiculous justice.
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Speaker 3: So is it any wonder that people are now getting defiant.
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Speaker 3: There's so much angst and anger in generally across the world.
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Speaker 3: The people are fed up. We're seeing it with of course,
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Speaker 3: the hard far right political parties getting voted in, and
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Speaker 3: this is all part of the narrative and the feeling
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Speaker 3: that we have lost control, that the world is just
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Speaker 3: crazy and that we've got the animals in charge, and
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Speaker 3: there's no sensibility, there's no sanity in things like this.
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Speaker 3: You know, it's just so aggravating and upsetting, and boy,
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Speaker 3: doesn't it get your blood boiling?
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Speaker 2: Mine is.
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Speaker 6: Well.
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Speaker 2: You mentioned the rise of the right in Europe, and
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Speaker 2: France's National Rally Party has won the first round of
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Speaker 2: the French election, scoring and estimated thirty four percent of
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Speaker 2: the vote that puts them in first place. They're now
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Speaker 2: in the strongest position going into Sunday's next round. Emmanuel
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Speaker 2: mccron's Ensemble Party came in with only twenty percent, in
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Speaker 2: the third position. In usual French fashion, the lefties are
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Speaker 2: righting prue. There is this enormous swing towards the right
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Speaker 2: throughout much of Europe, and it comes as we're about
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Speaker 2: to have an election in the UK where Labor are
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Speaker 2: expected to win in a massive landslide, possibly the biggest
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Speaker 2: win in one hundred years. It's an interesting time, you've
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Speaker 2: got to say, in world politics.
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Speaker 3: Certainly is. But I'm not surprised about the rise of
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Speaker 3: the far right because people are angry, they're sick of
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Speaker 3: these porous borders. Migrants coming in, the crime rates going up,
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Speaker 3: nowhere for people to live, You see people homeless on
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Speaker 3: the streets. You see this wave of wokeness, and generally
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Speaker 3: people have had enough. And if it means going to
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Speaker 3: an extreme and voting for an extreme party, that's what
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Speaker 3: they're doing. It's their way of empowering themselves because of
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Speaker 3: this anger and this frustration and anxiety that everything that
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Speaker 3: was so important to them in their lives, the culture
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Speaker 3: of their countries is being changed and that I don't
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Speaker 3: like it, and I understand that I have empathy for that.
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Speaker 2: I don't like it either, and it's happening here. Absolutely.
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Speaker 2: It is a big reaction to the mass migration, unchecked
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Speaker 2: migration in some cases. But it's also a reaction to
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Speaker 2: the green lunacy, these yet zero policies that are really
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Speaker 2: hurting people. So it's and I don't call it the
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Speaker 2: far right. I mean, I know that's how the media
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Speaker 2: characterizes it, and we can sometimes get caught up in that.
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Speaker 2: But you look at the policy positions of most of
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Speaker 2: these parties and they're they're just right wing or even
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Speaker 2: center right a lot of them. Some of them are
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Speaker 2: even centrist. When you look at what was considered centrist
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Speaker 2: fifteen years ago. Now before you go, I've got to
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Speaker 2: ask you about the Glastonbury Music Festival. Crowds there were
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Speaker 2: led in a chat against their cancer stricken king. It
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Speaker 2: was a politically charged set, this one. They're just such sheep.
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Speaker 2: Just listen to them chanting on que. There was also
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Speaker 2: a pro open borders message at the music festival, which
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Speaker 2: was rather amusing given this is a music festival that
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Speaker 2: has a massive fence around it, so no one without
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Speaker 2: a ticket could possibly gain entry. And I think most
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Speaker 2: shocking of allpro is the anti Israeli protest that happened here.
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Speaker 2: We had Palestinian flags flying prominently. I mean this just
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Speaker 2: comes less than a year since hundreds of music festival
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Speaker 2: goers were slaughtered in Israel by her mass terrorists.
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Speaker 3: Well this is it. It's quite astounding, but it's turned
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Speaker 3: into this political virtues signaling rally. You know, it was
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Speaker 3: started by some dairy farmers just to celebrate you know,
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Speaker 3: pop culture, art, entertainment, music, and now it's become this
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Speaker 3: scene where you know, people was interesting in a Twitter
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Speaker 3: feed they said if your head a sexual, a Royalist
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Speaker 3: or you know, Jews, don't go to Glastonbury anymore and
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Speaker 3: sadly this is what it's turned into. It's quite, it's
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Speaker 3: quite terrifying and disgraceful.
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Speaker 2: And you know, this is the trouble.
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Speaker 3: They hijack everything, spoil everything for everyone.
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Speaker 2: And this is just another example of it that the
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Speaker 2: kids that age call them kids, they're young adults who
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Speaker 2: are at a music festival and they can't have empathy
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Speaker 2: or identify with people just like them who were enjoying
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Speaker 2: a music festival and were slaughtered by these bloodthirsty terrorists.
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Speaker 2: That just shocks you to the core. Primisween, thank you
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Speaker 2: for your time this evening, joining me in as Victorian
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Speaker 2: Libertarian MP David Limbrick will start in Victoria, whether it's
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Speaker 2: in't to. Alan government has launched a new ad campaign
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Speaker 2: to tackle what it claims is hate and discrimination against
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Speaker 2: transgender women. But what this ad campaign really does is
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Speaker 2: tell women that their feelings, their instincts and safety matters
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Speaker 2: less than a man's feelings. Let's take a look at
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Speaker 2: the whole ad lest we be accused of cherry picking
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Speaker 2: something out of context. And as you watch these Victorians,
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Speaker 2: take note that your taxes are funding it. The backlash
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Speaker 2: has already started with commentators online slamming the advert for
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Speaker 2: having contempt for women, especially those who feel unsafe in
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Speaker 2: certain settings or those who have concerns about male bodies
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Speaker 2: in women's sport. The ad has now gone viral, has
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Speaker 2: drawn comments from the likes of doctor Jordan Peterson and
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Speaker 2: dozens of prominent feminists both here in Australia and overseas.
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Speaker 2: What is your opinion of this ad. I've got to
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Speaker 2: say I've got some strong feelings. I'm interested in your take.
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Speaker 7: Well, I made the comment online that they didn't show
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Speaker 7: the tackle in the footy game, and I think this
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Speaker 7: is the thing. But I think it's very clear here
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Speaker 7: that they try the government is trying to get women
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Speaker 7: to put their feelings aside, to put their personal safety
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Speaker 7: concerns aside for the feelings of other people. And this
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Speaker 7: is not just an unhelpful thing to do, it's actually
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Speaker 7: a really dangerous thing to do. People need to trust
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Speaker 7: their instincts on these things.
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Speaker 8: Oh.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, we've got the notion of male bodies in women's sport,
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Speaker 2: But even in that first scene at the lift, if
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Speaker 2: someone feels unsafe, a woman feels unsafe for whatever reason,
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Speaker 2: you're telling her not to trust those instincts and to
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Speaker 2: stay for the sake of politeness. It's almost the reverse
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Speaker 2: of everything we've been told for the last couple of
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Speaker 2: decades about trust your instincts, don't put yourself in danger
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Speaker 2: for the sake of not seeming mean or impolite or
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Speaker 2: not agreeable. And I just think it's sense. And also
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Speaker 2: some of the other messaging there is just so pathetic,
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Speaker 2: as if someone isn't going to help someone who is
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Speaker 2: moving a box and something falls out of it. Of
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Speaker 2: course you are to try to team that up with
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Speaker 2: saying it's perfectly acceptable for male bodies to be in
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Speaker 2: women's sport. It's all part of the same thing. I
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Speaker 2: think is also fairly toxic message.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean they were talking about the safety for
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Speaker 7: trans people, but in the first part, we're in the elevator.
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Speaker 7: You can't be more safe than being by yourself in
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Speaker 7: an elevator.
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Speaker 2: But would a male who identifies as female feel less
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Speaker 2: safe going up in a lift by himself if a
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Speaker 2: woman chooses to exit the lift? How is that a
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Speaker 2: something that deserves a tax pay funded commercial.
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Speaker 7: We've gone from policing people's speech on what they say
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Speaker 7: to hear what we're doing now is we're policing what
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Speaker 7: people don't say, and like what they feel people should
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Speaker 7: be forced to say and act in it in a way,
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Speaker 7: and like this is sort of next next level control.
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Speaker 2: And the scene in the train or tram that was
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Speaker 2: quite amusing in itself because of a bunch of women
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Speaker 2: you can see standing up. They won't offer their seat,
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Speaker 2: but the trans person obviously was offered the seat. Now,
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Speaker 2: I don't have labor of paid attention to previous campaigns
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Speaker 2: like this. They all seem to have this obsession with lifts.
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Speaker 2: You might remember the ad from the Australian Human Rights
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Speaker 2: Commissions Are Equally Absurd anti racism campaign also featured a
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Speaker 2: lift thank you? What planet do these people live on?
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Speaker 2: I mean, can you imagine that scenario ever happening? Some
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Speaker 2: young men sort of saying no, I don't want to
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Speaker 2: ride up in a lift with two attractive women, No,
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Speaker 2: thank you, I'm going to It's just beyond the realms
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Speaker 2: of belief. And I say that as a woman of color,
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Speaker 2: for the love of God, what are we trying to
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Speaker 2: tell people that we are some racist, hostile backwater that
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Speaker 2: women of color are prevented from entering lifts.
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Speaker 7: I've never seen that scenario ever happen in my entire life,
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Speaker 7: and I can't like, if it's ever happened to someone,
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Speaker 7: I'd love to hear about it, but I just can't
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Speaker 7: imagine that scenario ever happening.
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Speaker 1: It's just fantasy.
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Speaker 2: And you know what, if they were running ads right
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Speaker 2: now about the treatment of people who are obviously Jewish
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Speaker 2: who might be wearing a kipper I'm a star of David,
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Speaker 2: then that would have some relevance because we are actually
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Speaker 2: seeing hostility in our cities on university campuses to those
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Speaker 2: people for these ads. Give me a break, now, let's
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Speaker 2: go to today's news. Herald Sun reports Victoria police will
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Speaker 2: be targeting and tracking the state's worst repeat youth offenders
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Speaker 2: responsible for aggravated burglaries, robberies, and car thefts as part
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Speaker 2: of a new operation to drive down crime. They will
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Speaker 2: be knocking on doors, seizing weapons, recovering stolen vehicles, and
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Speaker 2: targeting repeat offenders who were breaching their bail conditions. Figures
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Speaker 2: show thirty percent of offenders are responsible for seventy percent
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Speaker 2: of crimes. It's something we've talked about long and off
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Speaker 2: and on this program, and it's a source of frustration
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Speaker 2: to police as well, because they may arrest and charge
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Speaker 2: peat these kids, but they sent out their time and
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Speaker 2: time again.
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Speaker 7: The thing that's most surprising about this announcement, and this
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Speaker 7: is the thing that's struck me, is aren't they policing
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Speaker 7: bail conditions already? It seems it seems that they're not.
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Speaker 7: And I note that New South Wales recently had a
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Speaker 7: similar exercise where they sent out police to check bail
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Speaker 7: conditions and hundreds of people ended up getting arrested because
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Speaker 7: they're breaching their bail conditions.
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Speaker 1: Look, I think it's legitimate.
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Speaker 7: If there's conditions set on bail and they're being breached,
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Speaker 7: then that should be enforced.
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Speaker 1: And so like let's see what it comes up with.
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Speaker 2: Now, before you go, I have to ask you about
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Speaker 2: Peter Dutton's nuclear plan. One of that those reactors is
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Speaker 2: set for Gippsland in Victoria. But the suggestions that plan
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Speaker 2: needs tweaking after experts worn that around the loy Yang
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Speaker 2: coal power station, well that's supposed to be a hot
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Speaker 2: spot for earthquakes and other seismic activity. Are these legitimate concerns,
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Speaker 2: David or We basically have got activists again trying to
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Speaker 2: obstruct any sort of nuclear project in this country.
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Speaker 1: This is just more scare mungery.
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Speaker 7: We've already seen the red rusty leaking barrels thing, and
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Speaker 7: now they're talking about earthquakes. The fact of the matter is,
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Speaker 7: my understanding is that the types of seismic activity that
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Speaker 7: we be that we could be seeing it can easily
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Speaker 7: be engineered around. And there's many other places in the
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Speaker 7: world with far more seismic activity. Even with the huge
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Speaker 7: earthquakes that we saw in Japan years ago, there was
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Speaker 7: none of the damage was actually caused by the earthquakes.
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Speaker 7: The damage in Fukushima was caused by the tsunami after
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Speaker 7: the plants, after the earthquakes. That the many of the
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Speaker 7: plants just keep operating and the type of seismic activity
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Speaker 7: that we'd see in Victoria wouldn't even result in a shutdown,
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Speaker 7: is my understanding.
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Speaker 2: It's why here's Victoria's unofficial opposition leader, David Limbrick. Thank
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Speaker 2: you for your time this evening, Thanks for having me
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Speaker 2: still to come. Left is Losing It and Alex Stein
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Speaker 2: on the fallout from the Biden Trump debate. Welcome back.
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Speaker 2: Now it's time for lefties losing it. Let's start with
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Speaker 2: a little sophistication, a little bit of art, some high
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Speaker 2: brow enlightenment. No, I'm just kidding. This is lefties losing it.
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Speaker 2: We're about to marvel at modern art, and there's nothing
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Speaker 2: beautiful or profound about any of this. What did you
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Speaker 2: like most? I think my favorite was that woman beating
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Speaker 2: what looked like a massive slab of butter with an
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Speaker 2: electric cord, though the buckets thing was also very good.
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Speaker 2: But this next example of modern art is really going
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Speaker 2: to get you thinking, Wow, that's powerful stuff. Perhaps a
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Speaker 2: comment on global warming melting ice caps. I I'm not sure.
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Speaker 2: This next one looks like a tribute to restless leg syndrome. Okay,
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Speaker 2: for this next one, I do suggest covering the children's eyes. Okay. No,
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Speaker 2: that's enough modern art for now. And I bet most
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Speaker 2: of those are lefties losing it. Masquerading as arches are
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Speaker 2: taxpay funded, one way or another. Now to Melbourne, Australia,
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Speaker 2: where anti Israeli protesters are sharing videos of themselves harassing folks,
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Speaker 2: mining their business, just having a snack. Watch this lot
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Speaker 2: scream all Zionists are terrorists in this man's face. Now
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Speaker 2: to the US, and this baseball crowd has no time
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Speaker 2: for pro palacetin in protesters using America's pastime to push
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Speaker 2: their political agenda is Yeah, they're fed up. Time now
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Speaker 2: to check in on lefties losing it in the media
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Speaker 2: post that presidential debate, the one which made it impossible
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Speaker 2: for them to hide their dudes cognitive decline. Yeah, after
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Speaker 2: this mess, it's hard to pretend talk of Biden's befuddled
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Speaker 2: state is some sort of right wing conspiracy or due
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Speaker 2: to out of context videos.
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Speaker 9: More until we get the total band on, the total
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Speaker 9: initiative relative to what we're going to do with more
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Speaker 9: border patrol and more asylum officers.
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Speaker 6: Trump, I really don't know what he said at the
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Speaker 6: end of this sentence.
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Speaker 1: I don't think he knows what he said either.
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Speaker 2: Look, there were a lot of startling moments in this debate,
27:27
Speaker 2: including Biden's fifteen lies and regurgitations of debunk myths from
27:32
Speaker 2: the fine people lie to suckers and losers lie. But
27:36
Speaker 2: one moment that hasn't got the coverage it deserves is
27:39
Speaker 2: Biden's bizarrero claim that women in America are being raped
27:44
Speaker 2: by their in laws and their sisters.
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Speaker 9: Look, there's so many young women who have been including
27:50
Speaker 9: a young woman who just was murdered, and he went
27:54
Speaker 9: to the funeral. The idea that she was murdered by
27:59
Speaker 9: an immigrant coming in. They talk about that.
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Speaker 1: But here's the deal.
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Speaker 9: There's a lot of young women to be raped by
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Speaker 9: their in laws, by their spouses, brothers, and sisters. It's
28:13
Speaker 9: just ridiculous, and they can do nothing about it, and
28:15
Speaker 9: they try to rest them on the cross state line.
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Speaker 10: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: There's a lot of young women being raped by their
28:22
Speaker 2: in laws and brothers and sisters, and they try to
28:24
Speaker 2: arrest them when they cross state lines. He just said
28:27
Speaker 2: that whatever concoction of drugs that had him on it
28:31
Speaker 2: did not work as planned. And he was thoroughly confused,
28:34
Speaker 2: not just when he gave what should have been well
28:37
Speaker 2: rehearsed answers, but also when Trump was talking.
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Speaker 6: From prisons, people that are from mental institutions in Senasala. Terrorists.
28:47
Speaker 6: We have the largest number of terrorists coming into our
28:49
Speaker 6: country right now, all terrorists all over the world, not
28:52
Speaker 6: just in South America, all over the world. They come
28:54
Speaker 6: from the Middle East, everywhere, all over the world. They're
28:57
Speaker 6: pouring in. And this guy just lift it and he
29:00
Speaker 6: didn't need legislation because I didn't have legislation, I said,
29:03
Speaker 6: close the border. We had the safest border in history.
29:06
Speaker 6: In that final couple of months of my presidency, we had,
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Speaker 6: according to Border Patrol, who is great and by the way,
29:12
Speaker 6: who endorsed me for president. But I won't say that,
29:15
Speaker 6: but they endorse me for president. Brandon just speak to him.
29:19
Speaker 2: But look, Brandon, just speak to them. I just love
29:24
Speaker 2: Trump casually dropping a Brandon In the debate and post debate,
29:28
Speaker 2: the very folk who are regularly featured on this segment
29:31
Speaker 2: for losing it on their various programs were waking up
29:35
Speaker 2: to the reality that Biden's cognitive decline could no longer
29:39
Speaker 2: be hidden from their audience. Here's one of those lefties
29:43
Speaker 2: losing it, MSNBC's Joy Raid.
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Speaker 10: I too, was on the phone throughout much of the
29:48
Speaker 10: debate with Obama world people with Democrats, with people who
29:55
Speaker 10: are political operatives, with campaign operatives. My phone really never
29:59
Speaker 10: stopped buzzing throughout, and the universal reaction was somewhere approaching panic.
30:08
Speaker 10: The people who were texting with me were very concerned
30:14
Speaker 10: about President Biden seeming extremely feeble, seeming extremely weak.
30:19
Speaker 6: And.
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Speaker 2: The lefties losing it were on just about every station
30:24
Speaker 2: and every online program and podcasts, including the Young Turks.
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Speaker 11: This is an epic disaster.
30:34
Speaker 1: I see people online saying, well, okay, that answer wasn't
30:38
Speaker 1: so bad.
30:38
Speaker 11: No, it doesn't Any particular answer doesn't matter at all.
30:42
Speaker 11: This thing is over. He looks like he's barely surviving.
30:47
Speaker 11: I don't mean the debate, I mean life. And so
30:51
Speaker 11: there's no person that has a single brain cell left
30:55
Speaker 11: in their head who thinks that Joe Biden is the
30:57
Speaker 11: best candidate to take it on Donald Trump. I will
31:00
Speaker 11: bet them any amount of money that Joe Biden's going
31:03
Speaker 11: to lose the selection. If he's a candidate, it's a
31:06
Speaker 11: guaranteed loss. You're telling me there's the most important election
31:09
Speaker 11: of our lifetimes. You're telling me that democracy is on
31:12
Speaker 11: the line, and you're going to put on a guy
31:14
Speaker 11: who can't even talk, who can't even sit there.
31:18
Speaker 2: And look normal.
31:20
Speaker 11: This thing is a blood bath. He's going to get annihilated.
31:24
Speaker 11: That is okay. Now the Democrats have to decide are
31:29
Speaker 11: they happy to lose?
31:30
Speaker 1: Are they willing to lose? Because this is a guaranteed loss.
31:34
Speaker 11: This is so much worse than my worst nightmares of
31:38
Speaker 11: what it could be like.
31:38
Speaker 2: In every way, it's so fun and there were more
31:44
Speaker 2: lifty tears on CNN.
31:47
Speaker 12: He's doing the best that he can, but he had
31:50
Speaker 12: a test to meet tonight, to restore confidence of the
31:54
Speaker 12: country and of the base, and he failed to do that.
31:57
Speaker 12: And I think there's a lot of people who are
31:59
Speaker 12: going to want to see him consider taking a different question.
32:04
Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 12: We're still far from our convention, and there is time
32:08
Speaker 12: for this party to figure out a different way for it,
32:10
Speaker 12: if you will.
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Speaker 1: Allow us to do that.
32:12
Speaker 2: Yeah, about that. I don't think Jill's going to allow it.
32:15
Speaker 2: She's the one who seems to be calling the shots,
32:17
Speaker 2: and she's telling Joe he did great.
32:20
Speaker 13: Joe, you did such a great job. You answered every question,
32:24
Speaker 13: you knew all the Let me ask the crowd, what
32:31
Speaker 13: did Trump do? Yes?
32:37
Speaker 2: You see how bewildered old Joe looked even in that clip,
32:42
Speaker 2: And watch his face in this one as Jill gaslights
32:45
Speaker 2: the crowd.
32:47
Speaker 3: I saw in.
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Speaker 13: Him then the same character that I see in him today.
32:52
Speaker 13: And even though he has faced unimaginable tragedies, his optimism
32:58
Speaker 13: is undaunted, his dream is unshakeable, his Poe is unly tue.
33:06
Speaker 2: Let's bring in comic and host of Prime Time with
33:09
Speaker 2: Alex Stein on Blaze TV the Encourageable Texan himself, Alex Stein. Alex,
33:15
Speaker 2: we are hearing that the Biden family is determined that
33:19
Speaker 2: Joe run again, and all this talk of replacing him
33:23
Speaker 2: at the last moment is just a fanciful conjecture as
33:26
Speaker 2: far as they're concerned. I played some clips of Jill
33:30
Speaker 2: Biden after the debate. She is clearly an enabler here.
33:34
Speaker 2: Surely you would think she would want her eighty one
33:37
Speaker 2: year old husband at home enjoying time with his grandchildren, well,
33:41
Speaker 2: the ones he acknowledges. Why is she pushing him when
33:45
Speaker 2: he is obviously not fit for office, and when we've
33:49
Speaker 2: got poles telling us sixty percent of voters say Biden
33:53
Speaker 2: should definitely or probably be replaced as the Democratic candidate
33:58
Speaker 2: following his terror performance in that first presidential debate.
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Speaker 5: Well, I guess Hunter would find it very advantageous to
34:08
Speaker 5: keep his dad as president because he's going to need
34:10
Speaker 5: a pardon or you know, they need a commute his
34:12
Speaker 5: sentence on gun charges. So I can see why he
34:15
Speaker 5: wants to keep his dad in office. Now, Jill Biden,
34:18
Speaker 5: I have no idea why she wants to keep on
34:20
Speaker 5: letting Joe Biden embarrass himself, embarrass the country. And not
34:24
Speaker 5: only that, at this point it's basically elder abuse. Joe
34:28
Speaker 5: Biden deserves to take a vacation. He was a senator,
34:30
Speaker 5: he's and a politician for over forty years. Let the
34:33
Speaker 5: guy go on vacation and eat some ice cream instead
34:36
Speaker 5: of going up there and freezing and embarrassing the entire nation.
34:41
Speaker 2: That was embarrassing for the entire nation. And another poll,
34:44
Speaker 2: this one from CBS, only fifty four percent of registered
34:48
Speaker 2: Democrat voters want Biden to run again. That's fifty four
34:52
Speaker 2: percent of registered Democrat voters, and when you look at
34:56
Speaker 2: all voters, the figure is twenty eight percent. So that
35:00
Speaker 2: is just awful news for the Biden camp. But Alex,
35:04
Speaker 2: we learned today that you mentioned Hunter, Jill Hunter, the
35:09
Speaker 2: extended family. They're all encouraging the president to stay in
35:13
Speaker 2: the race. Adam Crichton reports in The Australian that Hunter
35:16
Speaker 2: has emerged as one of the biggest supporters of his
35:20
Speaker 2: father continuing in the campaign. This was at a family
35:24
Speaker 2: gathering that had at Camp David, where the family met
35:27
Speaker 2: for a planned photo session with celebrity photographer Annie Liberwitz.
35:33
Speaker 2: I mean, really, you would think after that performance, he
35:36
Speaker 2: would want to show that he is in the oval office,
35:40
Speaker 2: He's actually governing, he's not doing photo shoots with Hunter
35:44
Speaker 2: and Jill.
35:47
Speaker 5: Well, you know, it was Joe Biden's dream to be president,
35:49
Speaker 5: and he achieved that dream he became the president. So
35:52
Speaker 5: really at this point, I have no idea what's left
35:55
Speaker 5: for him to achieve. I mean, our country, according to him,
35:58
Speaker 5: is doing great. According to Americans, our countries and you know,
36:01
Speaker 5: doing terrible. So I just I don't know the delusion
36:04
Speaker 5: of keeping him as president any longer. And Hunter Biden
36:07
Speaker 5: has you know, personal reasons why because he's in so
36:09
Speaker 5: much criminal trouble. But once again, let Joe Biden be free.
36:15
Speaker 5: But the sad reality is the next man up is
36:18
Speaker 5: either Gavin Newsom maybe Michelle Obama. So there's not a
36:22
Speaker 5: lot of good candidates out there anyway on the left.
36:25
Speaker 5: So I feel like they might think this is their
36:27
Speaker 5: best shot to win because the other politicians that are
36:30
Speaker 5: in line for this candidacy or for the presidency are
36:33
Speaker 5: probably not going to win against Donald Trump.
36:36
Speaker 2: In my opinion, they will have a honeymoon run though
36:41
Speaker 2: that will have just the sweetest run from the media
36:44
Speaker 2: and it will be such a short period that they're
36:46
Speaker 2: there that probably the scrutiny isn't going to be there.
36:50
Speaker 2: So they're going to get all the benefits of the
36:51
Speaker 2: honeymoon and none of the scrutiny. And I don't know,
36:56
Speaker 2: I think if that, but it will speak of absolute
36:58
Speaker 2: chaos within the Demo crats if they're switching their presidential
37:02
Speaker 2: candidate this late in the game. And I mentioned Joe
37:06
Speaker 2: Biden spending time with the grandchildren earlier and the ones
37:10
Speaker 2: he acknowledges. Here is the mother of a Hunter Biden's child,
37:15
Speaker 2: a little girl called Navy, who the Biden family pretends
37:19
Speaker 2: does not exist. Here's the child's mother speaking with Seb Gorka.
37:25
Speaker 1: Your daughter can't be Navy Biden.
37:28
Speaker 11: She can someday. We agreed that she can someday.
37:30
Speaker 2: If she chooses that. But right now, right now, she
37:34
Speaker 2: is a Roberts.
37:35
Speaker 1: Why why what I mean? This is his daughter?
37:38
Speaker 13: Correct?
37:38
Speaker 4: Correct, absolutely, and it was proven with scientific certainty.
37:43
Speaker 2: And we mustn't forget Alex that she was forced to
37:46
Speaker 2: go through the courts just to get child support from
37:49
Speaker 2: that deadbeat or enthusiast. It really is just such an
37:54
Speaker 2: appalling situation, and the fact that the extended Biden family,
37:59
Speaker 2: that the first Lady and the President do not acknowledge
38:02
Speaker 2: this little girl is so cruel and callous, and it
38:07
Speaker 2: seems to be not remarked on much at all.
38:12
Speaker 5: Well, the left wing media doesn't want to bring this up,
38:14
Speaker 5: and I've had to do the opportunity to speak to
38:16
Speaker 5: London Roberts. And one of the craziest things about this
38:19
Speaker 5: entire situation is the fact that Navy Roberts is Joe
38:23
Speaker 5: Biden's blood granddaughter. She is connected to the President of
38:28
Speaker 5: the United States, but they were refusing to give her
38:30
Speaker 5: any Secret Service protection or Secret Service detail whatsoever, which
38:34
Speaker 5: to me seems like a big mistake considering there's all
38:37
Speaker 5: these crazy Palestinian protesters.
38:39
Speaker 1: There's all kinds of crazy.
38:41
Speaker 5: People that would like to attack Joe Biden, believe it
38:43
Speaker 5: or not, and I think that that's an easy target.
38:45
Speaker 5: Having Navy Roberts the granddaughter of the president, but not
38:49
Speaker 5: allowing the granddaughter to have any secret service it just
38:52
Speaker 5: seems like a waste of government resources when they really
38:55
Speaker 5: should be protecting the president's family. But since Joe Biden
38:59
Speaker 5: wont acknowledge her, the poor baby is left very vulnerable
39:02
Speaker 5: in my opinion, Yeah.
39:05
Speaker 2: She's not allowed to use the Biden name, despite Hunter
39:08
Speaker 2: Biden being proven to be her biological father. And she's
39:12
Speaker 2: not invited to all these events because the Bidens are
39:16
Speaker 2: very loud and proud about their family, about spending time
39:20
Speaker 2: with their grandchildren. They should all these videos with all
39:23
Speaker 2: the stockings lined up during Christmas time, and Navy is
39:27
Speaker 2: obviously never included in any of that. Now, it's easy
39:32
Speaker 2: watching the debate Alex to feel sorry for Joe Biden
39:37
Speaker 2: and this dramatic deterioration that we see, but let's not
39:41
Speaker 2: forget how he has weaponized the justice system to persecute
39:46
Speaker 2: his biggest political opponents. And it's not just Trump, it
39:49
Speaker 2: goes beyond that. And here he is after the debate,
39:53
Speaker 2: and listen to what he says when the crowd are
39:55
Speaker 2: chanting lock him up.
39:58
Speaker 9: He's not more, try us time for that.
40:09
Speaker 2: You know, Trump joked about locking up Hillary, but her
40:13
Speaker 2: litany of offenses was never really properly investigated. Meanwhile, the
40:18
Speaker 2: Democrats are using lawfare against their political opponents, and here
40:24
Speaker 2: you've got the president playing up to that. And Trump
40:27
Speaker 2: could be locked up or under house arrest very shortly.
40:33
Speaker 5: Well, they have to lock our president Trump because that's
40:35
Speaker 5: the only way they can beat Trump is doing it
40:38
Speaker 5: in some sort of weaponized fashion where they can throw
40:40
Speaker 5: them in jail. And let's be real, Hunter Biden did
40:43
Speaker 5: illegal business dealings with the Ukraine, and in the leaked
40:47
Speaker 5: emails and the leaked laptop is very obvious at the
40:49
Speaker 5: ten percent that he was giving to his big guy
40:52
Speaker 5: was his father. And on top of that, Hillary Clinton
40:55
Speaker 5: had a server with hundreds of thousands of emails that
40:58
Speaker 5: she deleted, that she destroyed. So none of these politicians
41:01
Speaker 5: are perfect. Once they start throwing their political opponents in jail,
41:04
Speaker 5: it shows you how corrupt they truly are, because if
41:06
Speaker 5: they were living a life with no skeletons in their closet,
41:09
Speaker 5: it wouldn't be trying so hard to put Donald Trump
41:11
Speaker 5: in jail. But they're afraid that if he gets into office,
41:14
Speaker 5: but he'll be able to expose a lot of the
41:17
Speaker 5: illegal business dealings of not only the Biden family, the
41:20
Speaker 5: Clinton family, and maybe even the Obama family.
41:25
Speaker 2: Alex Stein, always a pleasure. I thank you for your time.
41:29
Speaker 5: Thank you, Rita, talk to you again soon still to come.
41:32
Speaker 2: Prince Harry is accused of deliberately destroying evidence in his
41:36
Speaker 2: phone hacking case. Kinsey Schofield is up next Welcome back.
41:49
Speaker 2: Joining me now is entertainment and role reporter Kinsey Schofield.
41:54
Speaker 2: Kinsey Soprano star Drea de Matteo spoke out about the
41:58
Speaker 2: pressure in Hollywood to be woken left leaning, saying some
42:02
Speaker 2: would want to take me into the woods and shoot
42:05
Speaker 2: me for not endorsing Joe Biden for president. Fans of
42:09
Speaker 2: sopranos would get that reference. The actress said there are
42:12
Speaker 2: few people in Hollywood willing to speak out about their
42:15
Speaker 2: Republican views, and she doubled down on those views in
42:19
Speaker 2: this interview.
42:21
Speaker 1: How are they going to vote for Biden?
42:23
Speaker 8: Come on?
42:24
Speaker 1: I think she needs to be involved in pond right.
42:26
Speaker 2: Now, relaxing in his pants.
42:30
Speaker 5: I can't do this anymore?
42:31
Speaker 1: Do you want to be? But he's not running the
42:34
Speaker 1: country anyway, So why are they going to.
42:36
Speaker 8: Vote for.
42:38
Speaker 2: She's being funny there, But you know what, She's absolutely right.
42:42
Speaker 2: If you come out as even center centrist, God forbid
42:48
Speaker 2: center right, he can have an enormous impact on your career,
42:52
Speaker 2: could end your career.
42:55
Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 8: I remember years ago, Greg Guttfeld from Fox News was
42:59
Speaker 8: out here and I went to this super secret Republican
43:01
Speaker 8: celebrity meeting with him that was at a bar, and
43:04
Speaker 8: like Fabio was there, and it was all very hush hush.
43:07
Speaker 8: We weren't allowed to talk about who was there. I mean, now, Fabio,
43:11
Speaker 8: I think, I think Fabio is okay today. But you know, look,
43:14
Speaker 8: I had the celebrity reaction to the debate. You had
43:18
Speaker 8: John Cusack, Barbara Streiss, and you know, John Stewart not
43:23
Speaker 8: being able to accept the fact that Joe Biden gave
43:26
Speaker 8: such a terrible performance, so they lashed out at the
43:30
Speaker 8: CNN moderator CNN, which is completely liberal and pro Biden
43:35
Speaker 8: the ninety nine point nine percent of the time. So
43:38
Speaker 8: I think that she is speaking the truth aggressively and
43:42
Speaker 8: with a little bit of humor. You do jeopardize your
43:45
Speaker 8: career by admitting that you are a conservative or a Republican.
43:50
Speaker 8: In the city of Los Angeles.
43:54
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, And in this entertainment industry as a whole lot,
43:57
Speaker 2: do I think it depends mattis wherity is, whether it's theater,
44:01
Speaker 2: whether it's TV Networks, Hollywood. Now let's talk about Harry Prince.
44:05
Speaker 2: Harry is being accused of deliberately destroying evidence in his
44:09
Speaker 2: phone hacking case. The judge overseeing the case agreed with
44:13
Speaker 2: newspapers that there was troubling evidence that a large number
44:18
Speaker 2: of potentially relevant documents and confidential messages between the Duke
44:22
Speaker 2: and the ghost writer of Spare were destroyed somewhere sometime
44:27
Speaker 2: between twenty twenty one and twenty twenty three, well after
44:31
Speaker 2: his claim was underway. What does this mean for his case, Kinsey.
44:37
Speaker 8: Well, just to give you an idea of a judge
44:39
Speaker 8: called Harry's lack of documentation rather remarkable and a cause
44:44
Speaker 8: for concern. The judge insisted that Prince Harry and his
44:48
Speaker 8: legal team try to retrieve the missing messages between the
44:52
Speaker 8: lawyer and ghostraitor of Spare. He also asked Harry's legal
44:56
Speaker 8: team to get in touch with other Royal family official
45:00
Speaker 8: and ask them to submit any records of communication with
45:03
Speaker 8: Prince Harry. Now, Harry's team calls these accusations a transparent,
45:08
Speaker 8: old fashioned fishing expedition. But the reality is is they
45:13
Speaker 8: have got to try to find these conversations. They've got
45:17
Speaker 8: to try to find these passages or it will jeopardize
45:21
Speaker 8: Prince Harry's case against the Sun. But clearly the judge
45:25
Speaker 8: seeing that this is trouble. He called it troubling evidence.
45:29
Speaker 8: And I think the Prince Harry has got it at
45:33
Speaker 8: least has to try in this case because the judge
45:35
Speaker 8: is very glued in on these missing documents.
45:41
Speaker 2: Now, Prince Harry received the Pat Tilman Award for Services
45:46
Speaker 2: at the most recent ESPN Award show. I mean, I
45:49
Speaker 2: really struggle to say why the murderer of the late
45:54
Speaker 2: Pat Pat Tilman, a former NFL player who joined the
45:58
Speaker 2: US Army after nine to eleven. His mother says Prince
46:03
Speaker 2: Harry didn't deserve the award, and I've got to agree.
46:07
Speaker 2: Mary Tillman said, I am shocked as to why they
46:10
Speaker 2: would select such a controversial and divisive individual to receive
46:15
Speaker 2: the award. A petition has already been launched to demand
46:18
Speaker 2: ESPN rescind the honor, insisting the Prince does not reflect
46:23
Speaker 2: the award's intent. Not only is he a divisive, controversial figure,
46:29
Speaker 2: but what has he done to deserve such an honor.
46:32
Speaker 2: You would think there would be so many more worthy
46:35
Speaker 2: people who would be better suited to take this award.
46:41
Speaker 8: Now, ESPN and the SP's would argue with you that
46:44
Speaker 8: it's in victors games, but It's just like what Mary
46:47
Speaker 8: Tilman said, Let's reach out to somebody that is less
46:51
Speaker 8: privileged than Prince Harry that could really benefit, that is
46:54
Speaker 8: doing important things that could really benefit from this type
46:57
Speaker 8: of profile and this type of But I just want
47:01
Speaker 8: to say, Rita, I think it's suspicious that we get
47:05
Speaker 8: this news right around the same time that Prince Harry's
47:08
Speaker 8: team is being accused of destroying evidence. Because this award,
47:12
Speaker 8: he hasn't received it yet. It was announced that he
47:15
Speaker 8: was going to receive it within hours of him being
47:18
Speaker 8: accused of destroying crucial evidence in this Sun case. So
47:22
Speaker 8: was this a plot by his pr team to push
47:26
Speaker 8: this story, you know, to push the evidence story out
47:30
Speaker 8: of the way. But also ESPN's one of their most
47:34
Speaker 8: highly paid, highly rated Pat McAfee. On his show, they
47:39
Speaker 8: described this nomination as probably the most embarrassing thing they've
47:43
Speaker 8: seen in their entire lives. This is their employer, and
47:47
Speaker 8: they questioned whether the sb's awards committee even did their
47:50
Speaker 8: homework on its candidate search in the first place. So
47:54
Speaker 8: a lot of pushback about this Pat Tillman award.
47:59
Speaker 2: Absolutely, And for those who are not familiar with ESPN, yes,
48:03
Speaker 2: they's sports network, but very political, very left leaning, and
48:09
Speaker 2: I wonder if that played a role in Harry's selection.
48:12
Speaker 2: Before you go, the Daily Beast has released their new
48:15
Speaker 2: Royal power lista who is on top and who is
48:19
Speaker 2: way down in the bottom.
48:21
Speaker 8: That's right, well, Prince William dominating. They say that there
48:25
Speaker 8: is a sense that Prince William has stepped into the
48:28
Speaker 8: Prince Philip. Philip ruled the family with a rod of
48:31
Speaker 8: iron and you saw when he died that discipline collapse.
48:34
Speaker 8: They're saying that now Prince William is calling the shots
48:37
Speaker 8: when it comes to family discipline. He can be scary.
48:40
Speaker 6: They say.
48:40
Speaker 8: The most notable effect of his role as enforcer is
48:44
Speaker 8: the absolute ban on Harry returning in any way, shape
48:48
Speaker 8: or form to the family fault.
48:52
Speaker 2: Well, that seems like a very wise move by Prince
48:55
Speaker 2: William future King.
48:56
Speaker 6: There.
48:57
Speaker 2: That is a fantastic Cansi Scott Field. They thank you
49:00
Speaker 2: so much for that update, and that's it from me.
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Speaker 2: I'll see you tomorrow night at eleven. Newsnight is up next. Goodnight.