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The Rita Panahi Show | 12 March · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Skorloms Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the reader panehe show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita panehe show. I'm
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Speaker 3: callan Marcus filling in for RITA. Coming up tonight. Exclusive
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Speaker 3: footage of a delegate of the Taiwan women's national soccer
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Speaker 3: team being thrown out of a Sydney stadium all because
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Speaker 3: he led chance with the word Taiwan. A fan who
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Speaker 3: saw it all on folds will join me on the set.
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Speaker 3: Dennis Richardson opens up on his shock decision to quit
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Speaker 3: the Anti Semitism Royal Commission. My panel will unpack that.
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Speaker 3: In the day's other top headlines, Donald Trump declares the
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Speaker 3: US has already won the war in Iran. I'll get
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Speaker 3: John Heindereker's reaction to that later. And new details on
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Speaker 3: Megan and Harry's visit to Australia, including an almost three
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Speaker 3: thousand dollars ahead women's retreat. Kinsey Stowfields will give us
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Speaker 3: all the latest. And in Left he's losing it. A
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Speaker 3: TikToker who called the MAGA supporters to be shot has
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Speaker 3: had day in court.
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Speaker 4: You see somebody with a nagaha, will you?
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Speaker 3: That's what we do but first former spyboss Dennis Richardson
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Speaker 3: has opened up on his shock decision to abruptly quit
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Speaker 3: the anti Semitism Royal Commission. Richardson had been appointed to
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Speaker 3: lead a review into Australia's federal law enforcement and intelligence
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Speaker 3: agencies following the Bondi terror attack. He told Skyny's host
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Speaker 3: Shari Markson he quit the role because he was so
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Speaker 3: pluster requirements.
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Speaker 5: I wasn't being sidelined. It's simply the natural processes of
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Speaker 5: a Royal Commission. I think I think others would have
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Speaker 5: quite a different perspective, but I believed that it got
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Speaker 5: to a point where my role was not significantly greater
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Speaker 5: to that of a researcher.
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Speaker 3: He also told her he thought he was getting paid
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Speaker 3: too much, which is rare these days for anyone to
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Speaker 3: admit that. Shadow Defense Minister James Patterson was also on
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Speaker 3: Sky News earlier and urged the Prime Minister to step
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Speaker 3: in or risk another betrayal of the Australian Jewish community.
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Speaker 1: This is a disaster for the credibility of the Royal
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Speaker 1: Commissions and ultimately its findings and recommendations. A massive shadow
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Speaker 1: has been cast over the Royal Commission I think the
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Speaker 1: Prime Minister needs to step in today and fix this.
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Speaker 1: He needs to call Dennis Richardson and ask him to
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Speaker 1: continue to serve the Royal Commission.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Menzies Research Center senior fellow Nick
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Speaker 3: Cater and Sky News contributor prou Mixween. Welcome both of you. Nick,
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Speaker 3: I'll start with you. How much of a concern do
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Speaker 3: you think mister Richardson's departure from the Royal Commission is
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Speaker 3: to the integratory integrity I should say of the entire
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Speaker 3: process concern.
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Speaker 2: I think it's an indication of how badly this thing
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Speaker 2: was set up in the first place. Ane Albeezy was
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Speaker 2: dragged kicking and screaming to the position where he had
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Speaker 2: to call a Royal Commission and then appears to set
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Speaker 2: it up without much consultation or without much thought. I mean,
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Speaker 2: there was always going to be tension between the probing
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Speaker 2: the security organizations, which is Dennis Richardson's role and the
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Speaker 2: very important role of getting the bottom of this incredible
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Speaker 2: infestation of anti Semitism in this country. Those two things
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Speaker 2: were almost called for different inquiries, and I wish they
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Speaker 2: had have been two, but they were brought together and
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Speaker 2: are now. I fear we're not going to get on
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Speaker 2: top of either of those issues.
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Speaker 3: Well, I share some of your fears, because Prue, we
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Speaker 3: already know according to Virginia Bell, who's the Royal Commissioner.
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Speaker 3: She says that there's limitations because they will not be
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Speaker 3: able to hear evidence from witnesses and those directly impacted
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Speaker 3: by the attack. She's already flagged delays in the evidence
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Speaker 3: from intelligence services. And now we see Dennis Richardson quitting.
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Speaker 3: Do you suspect there's more going on here behind the
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Speaker 3: scenes done Richardson's very much so.
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Speaker 6: I think there's politics that he was tiptoeing through the
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Speaker 6: politics in his explanation during that piece. We just saw,
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Speaker 6: you know, he could see the writing on the wall.
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Speaker 6: Didn't have to take an intelligence expert to know that.
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Speaker 6: You would have to question the legitimacy of the whole
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Speaker 6: Rol commission because we know that Alberanizi was dragged, kicking
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Speaker 6: and screaming. The terms of reference were not good enough.
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Speaker 6: I don't believe the Jewish community was not.
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Speaker 3: Happy with the choice of Bell.
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Speaker 6: There were so many questions about it, and I just
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Speaker 6: feel he's seen the writing on the wall.
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Speaker 3: He was clearly.
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Speaker 6: I mean even the fact that they've only allowed till
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Speaker 6: December to do it. How can you comprehensibly get to
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Speaker 6: the bottom of this? And so I just think the
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Speaker 6: whole things are fast. It was just Anthony Alberanzi, a
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Speaker 6: drowning man, reading the politics and thinking, well this will do,
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Speaker 6: and it won't do.
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Speaker 3: And the full reports to you by December and interim
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Speaker 3: reporters do you next month? Even had a day of hearings,
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Speaker 3: just an opening summary. It's quite remarkable. Look, let's talk
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Speaker 3: about One Nation leader Pauline Hanson. She's taken aim at
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Speaker 3: the new Nationals leader Matt Canavan, accusing him of joining
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Speaker 3: the woke pylon. Canobin vowed to take on One Nation
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Speaker 3: through his hyper Australian vision, prompting Hanson to say in
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Speaker 3: a tweet Canaban joins the likes of the ABC, the
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Speaker 3: Guardian and left wing fact checkers who have started a
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Speaker 3: war against One Nation to try and tear us down.
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Speaker 3: Canaban has found himself in strange company against One Nation,
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Speaker 3: the only party truly dedicated to leading the agenda on
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Speaker 3: ending that zero, cutting immigration and putting Australians first. Prove
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Speaker 3: it looks like the war between the Coalition and One
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Speaker 3: Nation is truly on now.
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Speaker 7: Yes tonight.
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Speaker 6: Look, I love Matt Canavan, think he's brilliant and a
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Speaker 6: great appointment, But I don't understand why he's taken her
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Speaker 6: on because he knows he's got a win so many
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Speaker 6: of those One Nation fans constituents back. And I also
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Speaker 6: was reading just before we came in that he the Liberals,
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Speaker 6: the Nats and the Greens have all gone against One
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Speaker 6: Nation who were wanting to do gas reserves here.
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Speaker 7: And you sort of think.
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Speaker 6: What's going on Because she's popular, because Middle Australia, she's
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Speaker 6: resonating with all of these things and the things that
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Speaker 6: Matt Cannavans has always stood for. So I just don't
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Speaker 6: understand why he's taken this chance with her. I would
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Speaker 6: have thought he'd be trying to align himself in some
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Speaker 6: form of a coalition so that he can start knocking
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Speaker 6: off these seats that Albaneze has. Maybe I'm just Pollyanna,
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Speaker 6: I think you are.
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Speaker 3: I think he's the right approach.
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Speaker 2: I think he has, and I think Pauline's shown tremendous
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Speaker 2: amount of sensitivity here. So anybody who criticized paul Hanson
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Speaker 2: is now joining the woke Caravan, are they? I mean,
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Speaker 2: I just think she's got to get over this. She
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Speaker 2: is now in a position where on some measures, One
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Speaker 2: Nation is the second largest party in the country. She
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Speaker 2: has to start behaving like that. She has to start
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Speaker 2: behaving like a party that's ready to seize government from
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Speaker 2: this terrible government we've got now and get on with governing.
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Speaker 2: But she shows no sign of wanting to do that.
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Speaker 2: In fact, on the Sky documentary earlier in the week,
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Speaker 2: she said quite clearly that she didn't want to be
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Speaker 2: part of any coalition. She didn't want to have a
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Speaker 2: role in government. She just wanted to stand on the
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Speaker 2: edge and criticize. That's not good enough. Matt Canavan is
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Speaker 2: dedicated to changing government because there's anything worse than the
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Speaker 2: second term Albanesi government, and that's the third term government.
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Speaker 2: I don't think the way One Nation is traveling at
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Speaker 2: the moment under Paul Hansom, that we've got any hope
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Speaker 2: of getting rid of this government and replacing it with
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Speaker 2: what we all need, which is a sensible, sound, conservative administration.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Amen, Well, look, let's see what happens when we
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Speaker 3: get closer to the election. Maybe they will kiss and
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Speaker 3: make up the two, the two the coalition in one nation.
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Speaker 3: We'll see.
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Speaker 7: Nick.
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Speaker 3: You know, we've talked a lot about the slogans that
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Speaker 3: are chanted at pro Palestine protests, and in Queensland they
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Speaker 3: introduced some new laws recently that have led to two
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Speaker 3: protesters being arrested yesterday for allegedly using the phrase from
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Speaker 3: the River to the Sea at an unauthorized rally in Brisbane.
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Speaker 3: Queensland Parliament passed legislation last week banning that slogan, as
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Speaker 3: well as globalized the Intervata, and these arrests come the
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Speaker 3: day that the states new hate speech laws come into effect.
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Speaker 3: A protest organizer, Liam Parry was arrested at the start
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Speaker 3: of the march, and later a woman who was allegedly
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Speaker 3: displaying the phrase on her T shirt pro ile. I'll
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Speaker 3: actually start with you. I say about this good and
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Speaker 3: I think it's time that police start cracking down on
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Speaker 3: these protesters and they're violent chants.
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Speaker 6: I agree with you, but the problem is they'll get
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Speaker 6: a slap on the risk. I think the one of
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Speaker 6: the women who was wearing that across a chest, she
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Speaker 6: was not even arrested.
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Speaker 3: I think she was let go.
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Speaker 6: So I mean if they're serious about trying to stamp
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Speaker 6: out anti Semitism, They're going to have to really get
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Speaker 6: brutal about penalizing these people. So many of them are ignorance.
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Speaker 6: They don't even understand what these slogans mean. And this
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Speaker 6: is the problem. But we just have to be seen
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Speaker 6: to be acting.
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Speaker 7: On these laws.
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Speaker 6: There's no point in having laws if no one's going
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Speaker 6: to enact any penalties.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I said, it is up to the courts
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Speaker 3: to enforce them. Their laws have been passed now, But
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Speaker 3: you're right. I don't have a lot of hope when
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Speaker 3: it comes to magistrates sometimes on these issues, Nick, I mean,
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Speaker 3: and I also don't accept with one thing you've said
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Speaker 3: like that. There's just ignorance. They've heard so many times
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Speaker 3: now from the Jewish community how harmful these phrases are
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Speaker 3: considered by them, and how we interpreted as the Jewish
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Speaker 3: community that they mean violence against the Jews and a genocide.
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Speaker 6: But they don't know what the what river or what see.
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Speaker 3: They don't but they've been told that many times. I
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Speaker 3: don't accept it. But what do you think about these
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Speaker 3: new laws. I'm sure there are some concerns about the
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Speaker 3: overreach of them.
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Speaker 2: I was in two minds about them. But I mean
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Speaker 2: if they do something, they actually point out that these
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Speaker 2: what these words really mean, I mean globalized into Farda.
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Speaker 2: I mean, honestly, after Bondi, we really want to wish that,
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Speaker 2: but these are not serious people and you can see
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Speaker 2: in their reaction it's almost like a child, right, you
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Speaker 2: tell children, you know, don't do that, they'll get to
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Speaker 2: turn around and do it right. That's the way they behave.
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Speaker 2: And I think we were always going to see this,
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Speaker 2: but I think the Palestinian movement now in this country
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Speaker 2: is looking more and more ludicrous. I think they're losing supporters,
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Speaker 2: particularly after people saw what happened at Bondi and they're
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Speaker 2: a joke quite frankly.
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Speaker 3: Not just what happened at Bondi, but there's silence over
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Speaker 3: the people of Iran who were being brutally murdered by
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Speaker 3: their own regime. And where were these activists, No where
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Speaker 3: to be seen about what happened. The inside story behind
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Speaker 3: the Iranian Women's Players and the humanitarian Vizas news corpse,
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Speaker 3: samantham Maiden has given an inside account into what went
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Speaker 3: on behind the scenes, and it turns out, according to her,
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Speaker 3: US President Donald Trump's intervention came after the players had
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Speaker 3: already signed the paperwork with Australia to stay here. Trump
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Speaker 3: had taken to social media to implore Anthony Albinizi to
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Speaker 3: grant these women asylum, and even got on the phone
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Speaker 3: with him at two am, But this account says the
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Speaker 3: deal had already been signed and sealed by then, and
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Speaker 3: the women were already under the protection of the AFP.
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Speaker 3: Another report today also reveals police have launched an investigation
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Speaker 3: into one of the hardline handlers for the team, Mohammed Salari,
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Speaker 3: after claims he made a throat slitting gesture at a
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Speaker 3: member of the Australian Iranian community. Nick Home Affairs Minister
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Speaker 3: Tony Burke, he'd been quick to reassure Australians that no
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Speaker 3: one would link to the Iran's Revolutionary Guard. Calls would
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Speaker 3: have come in with the team, but these sorts of
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Speaker 3: allegations seemed to call that into question.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and they don't nothing thring's true about this About
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Speaker 2: the Albanesi's government's reaction, I suppose because they're caught out
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Speaker 2: lying so much. We just finding about how to believe
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Speaker 2: anything they say. But there was distinct change in tune
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Speaker 2: between the weekend and two days later. I mean it
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Speaker 2: was the global Worldwide Day of Women, I think, and
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Speaker 2: they made a great speech about this on Monday without
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Speaker 2: mentioning this obvious case right under our eyes of the
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Speaker 2: Iranian soccer players. So I don't think that they got this.
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Speaker 2: I don't think they understood it. But thankfully there were
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Speaker 2: obviously people in the AFP who got onto this right
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Speaker 2: away and were working hard to give these women the
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Speaker 2: opportunity to stay.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I have skepticism to prove, like Nick, because we
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Speaker 3: did hear people like Matt this Lwait, the Assistant Foreign
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Speaker 3: Affairs Minister, talk about out how people couldn't be given
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Speaker 3: preferential treatment, and suddenly we see that women being paraded
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Speaker 3: with Tony Burke having their happy ending.
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Speaker 6: Just see what they're reading the politics, you know, they
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Speaker 6: could see that the community was very supportive and you.
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Speaker 3: Know this government that's all you know.
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Speaker 6: As I've said before, Albanezy gets up in the morning,
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Speaker 6: scratches his backside, looks out to see what the weather is,
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Speaker 6: and reads the socials and then decides what policy is
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Speaker 6: going to make. And in this case, it was because
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Speaker 6: he could see the momentum was pro their women and
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Speaker 6: you know that's what he did.
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Speaker 2: The photograph with Tony Burke. I mean, really, haven't these
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Speaker 2: women stuffed them?
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Speaker 3: Poor women? It's almost better to go back to I'm
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Speaker 3: joking and there's a good result and I'm glad they
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Speaker 3: finally did read that you leave. Let's talk about fuel
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Speaker 3: shortages quickly. They're leaving regional communities in crisis. There's fears
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Speaker 3: now South Australian school will be left without enough few
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Speaker 3: to even operate at school bus. The owner of the
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Speaker 3: Karunda fuel stop in the Murray Malley, said his store
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Speaker 3: had been without fuel since Saturday and he's been told
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Speaker 3: it will be weeks before the resupply he ordered would arrive.
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Speaker 3: He also said the local school expected their buses, which
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Speaker 3: pick up and drop off students, to run dry this week.
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Speaker 3: I expect that means snak a lot of people. Kids
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Speaker 3: won't be able to go to school, especially in regional
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Speaker 3: communities they might live quite far out. Clearly, our fuel
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Speaker 3: reserves weren't prepared for this.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's right, and this is always going to become
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Speaker 2: apparent at the edges of the fuel supply chain in
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Speaker 2: these country districts where it's difficult for the best of times,
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Speaker 2: often to keep these places stocked with diesel. So what
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Speaker 2: we're seeing, I think is just a foresight of a
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Speaker 2: taste of what will come for the rest of us
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Speaker 2: if this emergency continues much longer.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't let you both go before I remind
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Speaker 3: you about this breakdown. So of Reagan and her humiliating
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Speaker 3: performance representing a at the Olympics a couple of years ago. Now,
15:02
Speaker 3: if it couldn't have got worse, Raygun has launched possibly
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Speaker 3: an equally humiliating career move. She's offering personalized greeting videos
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Speaker 3: on platform Cameo, where she charges sixty nine dollars and
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Speaker 3: twenty six cents for her services. Let's have a little preview.
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Speaker 8: I am here on cameo. You can find me. I'm
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Speaker 8: here to wish your friends, your family, your loved ones
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Speaker 8: happy birthday. I'm also here for if you've got someone
15:32
Speaker 8: who's got a big event coming up, or a big
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Speaker 8: speech or presentation or race or something. I can give
15:39
Speaker 8: that pep talk.
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Speaker 7: I can.
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Speaker 8: I can come with some pump, with some energy and
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Speaker 8: I'm like, got this, let's go, Prue.
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Speaker 3: Do you think it comes with a kangaroo dance? To me,
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Speaker 3: this is one step up from doing only fans.
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Speaker 7: Oh it really is.
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Speaker 6: But I think what we should all do is put
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Speaker 6: in and get her to send alban EASi messages every
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Speaker 6: week just to drive him nuts, and I think he
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Speaker 6: deserves I would be quite happy to contribute to that.
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Speaker 6: I mean, she would drive you crazy, I know, but
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Speaker 6: that would be a word She's desperate for. Doug clearly
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Speaker 6: clearlyto fo McSween, thank you both.
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Speaker 3: So much for your time. As I mentioned at the
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Speaker 3: top of the show, sky News has obtained exclusive footage
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Speaker 3: of a delegate of the Taiwan women's national team being
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Speaker 3: removed from a Sydney stadium after leading the crowd in
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Speaker 3: chance that contained the word Taiwan. Chenana is a former
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Speaker 3: national player and head coach of the men's team, and
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Speaker 3: was in the crowd with fans cheering on the women's
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Speaker 3: side in their Women's Asian Cup match against India. Watch
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Speaker 3: as he stands from his seat and leads the chant
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Speaker 3: team Taiwan.
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Speaker 7: Taiwan.
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Speaker 9: Now.
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Speaker 3: Quajen was approached by a stadium security who asked him
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Speaker 3: to sit down and stop chanting. Qua Jen sat down,
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Speaker 3: but he continued the chance from his seat, but After
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Speaker 3: more warnings, he was removed by security and told he
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Speaker 3: was not allowed to sing political chance gentlemen to leave.
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Speaker 9: Well, we don't want the police to get involved, I
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Speaker 9: said with Draby Steve, he's got to leave.
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Speaker 8: No, he's unclare.
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Speaker 9: We have not any particles chances and no, no.
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Speaker 10: I'm just I'm just relaying also for the changing as
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Speaker 10: well for the chanting.
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Speaker 9: So we're not allowed to change just we're change again.
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Speaker 9: It's decisions that I'm not making a decision.
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Speaker 4: I'm just relying to the information that I was given.
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Speaker 3: Now just for some bad ground. Beijing, of course claims
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Speaker 3: Taiwan as a province, a Chinese province, and has vowed
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Speaker 3: to annex it. Taiwan's government and many of its people
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Speaker 3: reject the prospect of Chinese rules, So with that in mind,
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Speaker 3: it's important context.
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Speaker 11: Here.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Grace, who a Taiwanese fan who
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Speaker 3: was also at the stadium and watched all of this unfold. Grace,
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Speaker 3: thank you for your time. You not only saw this ordeal,
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Speaker 3: but you had items yourself confiscated when you entered the stadium.
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Speaker 3: Can you first tell us what happened when you saw
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Speaker 3: this delegate thrown out.
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Speaker 10: I nearly have my tears, Roselle when I saw the footage. No,
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Speaker 10: as I entered the stadium, I astually wear my T
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Speaker 10: shirt saying Taiwan, but intually Japanese because we have very bond,
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Speaker 10: good bonding with Japan, so it's actually Japanese, says Taiwan.
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Speaker 10: This is Taiwan. And then I entered the stadium and
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Speaker 10: I sat down for the game. About twenty minutes into
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Speaker 10: the game, I was tapped on the shoulder and then
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Speaker 10: a lady security well, she's very nice, and she said, oh,
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Speaker 10: I'm sorry, lady, were asked to get you to remove
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Speaker 10: your T shirt or wear inside and you are not
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Speaker 10: allowed to wear your hat because I had like a
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Speaker 10: beanie with our flag pattern.
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Speaker 7: Yes.
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Speaker 10: Correct. And also they are going to remove my tower,
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Speaker 10: says Taiwan. As well. I mean, I asked her why
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Speaker 10: and she said, I'm so sorry. The official asked me
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Speaker 10: to do this, and if you want to ask questions,
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Speaker 10: we are happy to talk outside, and she was going
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Speaker 10: to bring me, you know, out there, because maybe they
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Speaker 10: don't want to interference the crowd. I said, oh, I'm
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Speaker 10: so sorry, but I don't want to miss the game.
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Speaker 10: Then you can take my items and she said, okay,
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Speaker 10: I'll give you a ruffle ticket and then you can
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Speaker 10: claim your agents after the game.
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Speaker 3: So you never found out what the exact reason was.
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Speaker 10: The official asked us to come and tell and she's
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Speaker 10: on the earphone and she said, okay, official, she's got
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Speaker 10: another T shirt, so she will put it on, so
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Speaker 10: cover my T shirt saying Taiwan on it. And then
20:22
Speaker 10: they took my beanie and my towel.
20:25
Speaker 3: And then we actually had some pictures of some of
20:28
Speaker 3: the other items that were taken during this game or
20:31
Speaker 3: before the stadium, including just the Taiwanese restaurant carry bag,
20:37
Speaker 3: take away food carry bag, and some signs and a
20:40
Speaker 3: fan all because they had the word Taiwan. It would
20:43
Speaker 3: seem you witnessed this the chanting by mister Quajen, the
20:50
Speaker 3: delegate of the Taiwanese team, and then you saw him
20:53
Speaker 3: being thrown out of the stadium. How did it make
20:56
Speaker 3: you feel seeing that? What was that like?
21:00
Speaker 10: It just feels like very unfair really, because you know,
21:06
Speaker 10: you look around our good friends from India. They are
21:11
Speaker 10: able to chant. They have their own self made instruments.
21:15
Speaker 10: They can like a drum kind of plastic, they can
21:18
Speaker 10: hitt so hard and then they chair for their their
21:22
Speaker 10: national team, whereas us we can't do any of these. Yes,
21:27
Speaker 10: it is I mean I look around, I see Indian flag.
21:31
Speaker 10: I'm so sorry, but I just feel, you know, devastated.
21:36
Speaker 10: Why can't we bring our flag into the stadium and
21:41
Speaker 10: we are in Australia. We should be able to do.
21:44
Speaker 10: You know, this is a free land that we should
21:47
Speaker 10: be able to do what we want to do to
21:49
Speaker 10: support our national team. We are not breaking any rules,
21:54
Speaker 10: like there's no rules in the because.
21:57
Speaker 3: You look the rules. As far as you could tell
21:59
Speaker 3: the rules yea for the Asian Cup and for the organizers,
22:03
Speaker 3: you could see nothing about this.
22:05
Speaker 10: Well, I believe every nationality they bring their own flags,
22:09
Speaker 10: they bring their you know, charing items into showing that
22:14
Speaker 10: they support their country and support their team.
22:18
Speaker 3: But of course the Taiwanese team in this competition, and
22:21
Speaker 3: I believe in FIFA as well, it's referred to as
22:24
Speaker 3: Chinese Taipei. I think that tells you something about the
22:27
Speaker 3: politics of this tournament. What do you suspect is the
22:32
Speaker 3: reason behind the heavy handed approach that you and other
22:35
Speaker 3: fans experience that night.
22:37
Speaker 10: Well, the crow around me obviously they just yell at
22:40
Speaker 10: saying this is from China. But obviously they wouldn't you know,
22:45
Speaker 10: they wouldn't come up and admit this. They're there behind this.
22:50
Speaker 10: But hopefully from the crow that we were trying to
22:54
Speaker 10: walk together, in the future we will be able to
22:59
Speaker 10: bring off leg into the stadium.
23:01
Speaker 3: It's hard to think it could be anything other than
23:04
Speaker 3: the Chinese influence. Of course, they're also playing the game.
23:08
Speaker 3: That's a quarter final match between Taiwan, Chinese, Taipei and
23:11
Speaker 3: China next week this weekend. Do you expect to see
23:16
Speaker 3: more drama at that?
23:20
Speaker 10: But I will already because the story already passed you
23:25
Speaker 10: on the Facebook and social media and all that. So
23:28
Speaker 10: some of the Taiwanese fans already group up and saying that, okay,
23:32
Speaker 10: if this is happening, we're trying to stay long. We
23:36
Speaker 10: compromise low profile because we are there to support the team.
23:43
Speaker 10: We didn't want them to lose any of their opportunity
23:46
Speaker 10: to play the game because they've been training for so long.
23:50
Speaker 10: They want to join the game, they want to win
23:53
Speaker 10: and again get into the finals.
23:55
Speaker 3: Obviously I can see how Yeah, I say, you are
23:58
Speaker 3: just talking about.
23:59
Speaker 10: It, yeah, because it is a political involved and then
24:03
Speaker 10: they lose their you know, their rights to play. Then
24:08
Speaker 10: you know that's not that's not what we want.
24:11
Speaker 3: Why do you think Australians should care that this is
24:13
Speaker 3: happening in sport here in this country.
24:16
Speaker 10: Because this is Australia. I mean we should be able
24:20
Speaker 10: to speak freely. You know, obviously freely doesn't mean that
24:24
Speaker 10: we offend anyone or we break any rules. But if
24:29
Speaker 10: the influence like this happen in the Australia, then maybe
24:36
Speaker 10: next will influence will be influenced into the Australians, not
24:40
Speaker 10: just you know, the Tawanese in Australians.
24:44
Speaker 3: Well said, and we've seen how Chinese foreign influence has
24:47
Speaker 3: already taken a hold in education institutions and other places.
24:51
Speaker 3: Grace who thank you for sharing your story. Appreciate your time.
24:54
Speaker 10: Thank you, thank you so much for having me and
24:55
Speaker 10: me And we.
24:56
Speaker 3: Did contact the Asian Football Confederation, who's the pokeswoman told
25:00
Speaker 3: us that the matter is currently being looked into. Still
25:04
Speaker 3: to come, lefties losing it and Donald Trump is already
25:08
Speaker 3: claiming victory in the US war against Iran. John Heinereko
25:12
Speaker 3: will join me next, Welcome back. I'm Caroline Marcus filling
25:25
Speaker 3: in for Rita. And now it's time for lefties losing it.
25:28
Speaker 3: Let's begin with the useful idiots in the West who
25:31
Speaker 3: are downright ignorant about the evil of the Iranian regime,
25:36
Speaker 3: but they don't let that stop them from opposing the war.
25:39
Speaker 1: Do you support President Trump's actions?
25:41
Speaker 12: Absolutely not.
25:42
Speaker 7: I think he's disgusting. He's disgusting for wanting to protect America.
25:46
Speaker 3: I don't really care what he does to protect America.
25:49
Speaker 7: I don't care.
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Speaker 12: You don't care if I ran, our enemy has a
25:52
Speaker 12: nuclear bomb.
25:52
Speaker 3: Iran is not my enemy.
25:54
Speaker 7: Number one.
25:54
Speaker 3: I don't know those people. I have never been to
25:56
Speaker 3: that country.
25:56
Speaker 7: How someone my enemy?
25:57
Speaker 3: And I don't know that if America is killing people
25:59
Speaker 3: in Iran, like what difference?
26:00
Speaker 12: So people that America get killed, that might mean you die.
26:05
Speaker 3: And the sad thing is some of these people vote.
26:07
Speaker 3: Now watch as US Republican Senator for Florida Rick Scott
26:11
Speaker 3: shuts down this feminist who was wearing a piece with
26:15
Speaker 3: around T shirt.
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Speaker 5: The U.
26:17
Speaker 3: S Intelligence said that there was no threat from Iran.
26:21
Speaker 3: It's not true.
26:21
Speaker 8: Have you not followed the news?
26:23
Speaker 3: They yeah, we're seeing something like that. And actually there's
26:30
Speaker 3: the long weapons and trying to build nucle weapons, So
26:32
Speaker 3: they want to destroy America and we shouldn't take them seriously.
26:35
Speaker 4: They were attacked, are you they were attacked by the US?
26:39
Speaker 7: Dumb?
26:41
Speaker 3: And she said, don't worry everyone, they were just slogans.
26:45
Speaker 3: They didn't mean it. I'll answer that question for you, senator,
26:48
Speaker 3: very dumb. Now there's this liberal student who walked out
26:52
Speaker 3: of a debate with an Iranian dissident after being confronted
26:56
Speaker 3: with her own hypocrisy.
26:58
Speaker 9: So why do you think people were so loud of Palestine?
27:01
Speaker 9: Was so silence on your own?
27:02
Speaker 13: A lot of factors.
27:03
Speaker 9: I think, for a second, if you get rid of
27:05
Speaker 9: the Islamic Republic, then you will have a much more
27:07
Speaker 9: peaceful me deleas both for Iranians and for Palestinians. So
27:10
Speaker 9: I don't think his road is a problem.
27:11
Speaker 10: I'm gonna cut here.
27:13
Speaker 3: I can't have a good face debit about this.
27:15
Speaker 7: I'm sorry.
27:17
Speaker 3: Fact they can be so inconvenient. Meanwhile, this American student
27:21
Speaker 3: actually believes President Trump is as oppressive as the Ayatola.
27:26
Speaker 13: Would you go to jail for leaving the house without
27:28
Speaker 13: your husband's permission here in America? No, But again, it's
27:32
Speaker 13: a different kind of oppression. His treatment of women is horrific.
27:37
Speaker 13: Anything in the Epstein files. There is just so much happening,
27:42
Speaker 13: all of the crimes that he has been accused of.
27:45
Speaker 13: We're talking about laws and policies under these governments, yes,
27:49
Speaker 13: but laws and policies are not the only way.
27:53
Speaker 3: And here's a British Karen lecturing actual Iranians about the
27:57
Speaker 3: Iranian regime.
27:59
Speaker 7: Ohne, British preteraneans.
28:19
Speaker 3: Now let's return to the show which provides endless content
28:22
Speaker 3: for this program, The View. Here's co host Joy Behar
28:26
Speaker 3: calling into question the First Lady's citizenship in a desperate
28:30
Speaker 3: bid to drum up opposition to voter id laws.
28:34
Speaker 14: Alania supposed to register.
28:38
Speaker 7: I mean, she's not even I wonder if she's a citizen.
28:41
Speaker 10: She is, her name doesn't match her name now like mine.
28:47
Speaker 3: So Milania anglicizing her name as a teenage model and
28:51
Speaker 3: then taking her husband's name when she married makes her Unamerican.
28:55
Speaker 3: How And last night we told you how CNN had
28:58
Speaker 3: come under fire for beenning an Isis inspired attempted bombing
29:03
Speaker 3: in New York into a human interest story. Now it's
29:06
Speaker 3: senior political commentator Anna Navarro has been caught out lying
29:11
Speaker 3: that the suspect's target was Maya Zor and mom Danny.
29:16
Speaker 14: Supposedly, some of these comments are as a result of
29:19
Speaker 14: the attempt against against Mayor Mandani in New York who
29:25
Speaker 14: was raised Muslim?
29:26
Speaker 7: Was he not himself?
29:28
Speaker 14: So they're being anti Muslim to defend and they're finally
29:31
Speaker 14: defending Mandani over something.
29:34
Speaker 2: The attack wasn't on Mayor mum Dannie protest.
29:37
Speaker 3: It was.
29:38
Speaker 11: It was attacking protesters people protesting.
29:41
Speaker 2: It wasn't it was. To frame it as an anti
29:43
Speaker 2: Muslim attack would actually completely reverse what happened.
29:47
Speaker 3: And then the same CNN panel asks what this islam
29:51
Speaker 3: Is inspired attack has to do with well.
29:54
Speaker 15: Islam, I would say, we've had two terrorist attacks here
29:57
Speaker 15: in the last.
29:58
Speaker 9: Ten days, so can we condemn those?
30:02
Speaker 12: Why are we? Of course, what does that have to
30:04
Speaker 12: do with What does that have to do with Muslims?
30:06
Speaker 3: There is a radical strain of islam terrorist attacks. Truly,
30:12
Speaker 3: you cannot despise the left media enough. Meanwhile, there's been
30:16
Speaker 3: an update in the case against an American TikToker who
30:20
Speaker 3: calls last August for MAGA supporters to be shot on site.
30:25
Speaker 10: So I would like to start a new movement called sea, Maga, maga.
30:29
Speaker 5: So if we all get our guns and use our
30:32
Speaker 5: Second Amendment rate at our common sense.
30:34
Speaker 7: At this point, this administration.
30:35
Speaker 12: Is begging us to rise up and revolt.
30:38
Speaker 7: And you see somebody with a nagah give you. That's
30:41
Speaker 7: what we do. That's the way way.
30:45
Speaker 3: Naga people deserve to be terrified and scared to walk
30:48
Speaker 3: in the streets because they should know that real Americans
30:50
Speaker 3: are going to A federal drury this week found Desiree
30:55
Speaker 3: Dreen's Sagari guilty of making threats to injure. She now
30:58
Speaker 3: faces a maximum five years jail. I think Desiree just
31:02
Speaker 3: discovered the meaning of f around and find out. Joining
31:07
Speaker 3: me now is center of the American Experiment, President and
31:11
Speaker 3: co founder of the power Line blog, John Heindereker. John,
31:15
Speaker 3: thanks for joining me. Let's start with President Donald Trump,
31:19
Speaker 3: who held a rally earlier today where he declared the
31:22
Speaker 3: United States has already won the war in Iran. Here's
31:26
Speaker 3: that moment.
31:28
Speaker 2: We've won.
31:28
Speaker 5: Let me tell it, we've won.
31:30
Speaker 11: You know, you'd never like to say too early you won.
31:33
Speaker 9: We want the best in the.
31:34
Speaker 11: First hour it was over.
31:36
Speaker 7: But oil prices are already coming back down, and it's
31:39
Speaker 7: going to come down.
31:40
Speaker 2: But we're not living until that job is finished, and
31:43
Speaker 2: it's going to be very fast, going to be very fast.
31:45
Speaker 4: We don't want to leave early, do we.
31:48
Speaker 2: We got to finish the.
31:49
Speaker 3: Job, right, Trump says the United States a United States
31:54
Speaker 3: has knocked out fifty eight Iranian naval ships and signal
31:58
Speaker 3: the fight will continue for now. John, do you think
32:01
Speaker 3: the president is right? Can we say that the US
32:03
Speaker 3: has already won this war?
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Speaker 11: Well, that's probably an overstatement, but it really depends on
32:10
Speaker 11: what our objectives are. The primary objective is to devastate
32:14
Speaker 11: Iran's leadership and its military capabilities so that for the
32:19
Speaker 11: foreseeable future it won't be able to threaten the United
32:22
Speaker 11: States or its own neighbors, and that objective is certainly
32:26
Speaker 11: being achieved. My own opinion is that to eliminate the
32:29
Speaker 11: threat from Iran long term, we need to do away
32:33
Speaker 11: with the radical Islamic regime. If it remains in place,
32:37
Speaker 11: it will go back to building up its military, it
32:40
Speaker 11: will continue seeking nuclear weapons, it will continue to threaten US.
32:44
Speaker 7: So to the.
32:45
Speaker 11: Extent that is the goal. It has not been achieved,
32:48
Speaker 11: but I hope it will be.
32:50
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you're right. The regime does need to change,
32:53
Speaker 3: but we haven't seen the new Supreme leader. He hasn't
32:57
Speaker 3: been brave enough, I guess to front topp or maybe
32:59
Speaker 3: he the injuries were more severe than the regime is
33:02
Speaker 3: letting out that he apparently sustains, so I think we
33:05
Speaker 3: have to see him first before the United States and
33:08
Speaker 3: Israel can possibly take him out to Darra reports. The
33:11
Speaker 3: FBI issued an urgent warning to police across California of
33:16
Speaker 3: a potential Iranian drone strike on that state. The bureau
33:20
Speaker 3: said agents had intelligence that drones could be sent from
33:25
Speaker 3: an unidentified vessel off the American coastline. The FBI alert added,
33:31
Speaker 3: we have no additional information on the timing, method, target,
33:35
Speaker 3: or perpetrators of this alleged attack. John President Trump has
33:40
Speaker 3: come out and said he's not worried about Iranian attacks
33:44
Speaker 3: on American soil, but there's intelligence would suggest that there
33:49
Speaker 3: is cause for concern.
33:51
Speaker 11: Well, there is guys for concern, but at this point,
33:54
Speaker 11: we don't have any idea whether there really are Iranian
33:57
Speaker 11: vessels somewhere on the Pacific that are preparing to send
34:01
Speaker 11: drones to California or not. It sounds far fetched and
34:05
Speaker 11: I doubt it but we don't know. In my opinion,
34:08
Speaker 11: this just reinforces the fact that we should have dealt
34:11
Speaker 11: decisively with the Islamic regime in Iran a long time
34:17
Speaker 11: ago before they acquire this kind of military technology.
34:22
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is at least something is happening about it now,
34:25
Speaker 3: but it has been allowed to continue for too long
34:28
Speaker 3: under previous administrations. Iran, though, has officially pulled out of
34:33
Speaker 3: this year's World Cup over its war with the tournament's
34:36
Speaker 3: host nation, the United States. Iran's sports minister took to
34:40
Speaker 3: state television to confirm the withdrawal, saying, since this corrupt
34:45
Speaker 3: government assassinated our leader, we have no conditions under which
34:50
Speaker 3: we can participate in the World Cup. John That comes
34:54
Speaker 3: after President Trump told FIFA representatives Tuesday Iran was welcomed
35:00
Speaker 3: to play in the tournament. But I wonder how much
35:02
Speaker 3: concern the regime also had about players defecting to the
35:07
Speaker 3: US like they did all the other co host nations,
35:10
Speaker 3: like players did here in Australia at the Asian Women's Cup,
35:16
Speaker 3: where six players from the Iranian team accepted humanitarian visas
35:20
Speaker 3: from our government, and Donald Trump even said he would
35:24
Speaker 3: take those players if Australia didn't.
35:28
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's been a big story here in the US, Caroline.
35:31
Speaker 11: I think this is an example of a decision that's
35:33
Speaker 11: probably overdetermined. I don't blame the regime in Iran for
35:38
Speaker 11: saying they won't play in the United States, but I'm
35:40
Speaker 11: also sure that if their team were to come here,
35:44
Speaker 11: there would be defections to the United States, just as
35:48
Speaker 11: there were defections to Australia.
35:51
Speaker 3: And I would have to say John that there have
35:53
Speaker 3: been all these reports, as you might have seen this week,
35:55
Speaker 3: that the Iranian regime had minders that were linked to
36:00
Speaker 3: came with the team you don't want. I'm guessing the
36:03
Speaker 3: United States don't really want those people in the country either.
36:06
Speaker 3: I mean, the players themselves may not be related to
36:08
Speaker 3: the regime, might be anti regime themselves, but a lot
36:11
Speaker 3: of the people associated with the team are still could
36:14
Speaker 3: be risks.
36:16
Speaker 11: Well, there's no doubt that that's true, and I don't
36:19
Speaker 11: think they could do any harm here, but those minders
36:22
Speaker 11: certainly would not be particularly welcome in the US.
36:25
Speaker 3: Yeah, they weren't here either. Let me tell you now,
36:28
Speaker 3: let's talk about the former First Lady, Jill Biden. She's
36:31
Speaker 3: set to release a tell all memoir later this year
36:34
Speaker 3: about her husband Joe Biden's decision to exit the twenty
36:38
Speaker 3: twenty four presidential race. Missus Biden told that or I
36:42
Speaker 3: should say doctor Biden. She prefers that, doesn't she She
36:45
Speaker 3: told the Associated Press she wanted to set the record straight.
36:49
Speaker 4: Here she is View from the East Wing is an
36:52
Speaker 4: account of my time as first Lady. Parts of this
36:55
Speaker 4: story have been told, but not all of it. I
36:59
Speaker 4: also reflect on how this chapter in our lives came
37:01
Speaker 4: to a close when Joe made the unprecedented decision not
37:06
Speaker 4: to seek reelection and pass the torch.
37:09
Speaker 12: Let's set the record, street.
37:11
Speaker 3: John, Are you expecting this memoir two set any record
37:15
Speaker 3: straight about Biden's cognitive decline, or like me, do you
37:18
Speaker 3: think it will just be more of a cover up?
37:21
Speaker 11: Caroline, Joe Biden's memoir won't set anything straight because she
37:25
Speaker 11: was a key player in the story. Most people think
37:28
Speaker 11: that it was disgraceful for her, as Biden's wife, to
37:33
Speaker 11: keep pushing her husband out in public when she knew
37:36
Speaker 11: better than anyone how poor his condition was. And also
37:40
Speaker 11: she may well have been making executive decisions in the
37:44
Speaker 11: latter part of the Biden administration, so she's a key
37:48
Speaker 11: player here, and we are not going to get any
37:50
Speaker 11: kind of a straight story from her.
37:52
Speaker 3: No, I say it will not enlighten anyone on what
37:56
Speaker 3: actually was going on. An incredible exchange on fold During
38:00
Speaker 3: a Senate Budget Committee hearing this week, Republican Senator Bernie
38:04
Speaker 3: Marino pressed former Barden advisor Brendan Duke on whether illegal
38:09
Speaker 3: immigration into the United States should be considered a crime,
38:14
Speaker 3: and this was his response.
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Speaker 16: Do you think it should be a crime to enter
38:19
Speaker 16: the country illegally?
38:23
Speaker 12: I don't. I don't know anything about this.
38:26
Speaker 10: I'm here.
38:28
Speaker 4: You don't have to look.
38:29
Speaker 16: I'm not a lawyer. You't have to be a lawyer.
38:30
Speaker 3: It's a simple question. Do you have a home?
38:33
Speaker 7: Ay?
38:33
Speaker 4: Right?
38:35
Speaker 16: Do you have a place that you sleep in?
38:37
Speaker 7: Okay?
38:38
Speaker 16: Is should it be a crime for people to enter
38:40
Speaker 16: your home without permission? Yes, you're pretty certain on that one, okay.
38:46
Speaker 16: But you're not sure if it's okay to enter America
38:49
Speaker 16: without permission, which is our home. By the way, you
38:53
Speaker 16: don't know about America, John.
38:56
Speaker 3: This person was a senior policy advisor in the previous administration.
39:01
Speaker 3: Is it any wonder then, that illegal immigration got so
39:05
Speaker 3: out of control?
39:07
Speaker 11: Yeah? Should illegal immigration be a crime. I mean, the
39:10
Speaker 11: question pretty much answers itself, doesn't it. Entering the country
39:14
Speaker 11: illegally is a crime under Title eight of the US Code,
39:18
Speaker 11: Section thirteen twenty five. It's punishable by six months in prison.
39:22
Speaker 11: But the Biden administration did not uphold that law. They
39:25
Speaker 11: invited millions of illegal immigrants to enter the country. They
39:29
Speaker 11: gave them cell phones, they bought them plane tickets, and
39:33
Speaker 11: they put them up in hotels around the country. So
39:36
Speaker 11: it's no wonder that the people who served in the
39:38
Speaker 11: Biden administration, like that witness, don't want to answer the
39:41
Speaker 11: question and say that illegal immigration should be and is
39:45
Speaker 11: in fact a crime.
39:47
Speaker 9: Yeah.
39:47
Speaker 3: I suspect they do know the answer to that question,
39:50
Speaker 3: but it would be a little bit revealing if they
39:53
Speaker 3: were to give it about her about their own policies.
39:56
Speaker 3: Speaking of immigration, a US appeals court has in to
40:00
Speaker 3: be into the last minute to greenlight Trump's third country
40:04
Speaker 3: deportation policy. The case is all but certain now to
40:08
Speaker 3: be sent to the High Court for a full review
40:11
Speaker 3: on its merits. John tell us what this law is
40:14
Speaker 3: all about.
40:16
Speaker 11: So the issue that was involved in this case arises
40:18
Speaker 11: when there's an illegal alien who has a deportation order,
40:23
Speaker 11: but we can't send him to the country where he
40:26
Speaker 11: is a citizen. Maybe we don't have a treaty with
40:28
Speaker 11: that country, or maybe he had faced persecution there. So
40:32
Speaker 11: the Trump administration has been sending those people to a
40:36
Speaker 11: third country that has agreed to take them. Now, what
40:39
Speaker 11: happened here is that a district court judge in Massachusetts
40:43
Speaker 11: held that that policy is illegal and entered an order
40:47
Speaker 11: barring those third party deportations. That order was supposed to
40:52
Speaker 11: go into effect tomorrow. Today, the First Circuit Court of
40:56
Speaker 11: Appeals issued a very brief order that just stayed imple
41:00
Speaker 11: mentation of that district court order, and that means that
41:04
Speaker 11: those third party deportations can continue while the case is
41:08
Speaker 11: fought out on the merits.
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Speaker 3: Okay, well, it'll be interesting to see what happens there
41:13
Speaker 3: because in Australia we've had many of the same sort
41:15
Speaker 3: of legal struggles over what to do with illegal citizens
41:19
Speaker 3: or people who are meant to get deported here back
41:22
Speaker 3: to home countries but can't. So we'll be watching closely.
41:24
Speaker 3: John Heinereka, thanks so much for your time.
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Speaker 11: Always great to be with you.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back. Joining me now is celebrity and royal commentator
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Speaker 3: Kinsey schofields Kinsey, great to have you on again. Let's
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Speaker 3: return to the topic of Meghan and Harry's upcoming visit
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Speaker 3: to Australia, which we spoke about earlier in the week,
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Speaker 3: but more details have come to light now about that trip,
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Speaker 3: including revelations Megan will host a girl's weekend retreat at
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Speaker 3: Sydney's Couljie Beach. Tickets start at a modest twenty seven
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Speaker 3: hundred dollars per person and spots are limited to three
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Speaker 3: hundred places. Kinsey. This weekend will apparently include women's coaching,
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Speaker 3: sound healing, yoga and the Highlight and in person conversation
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Speaker 3: with the Duchess of Sussex herself. I mean, I just
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Speaker 3: can't believe they will be able to find three hundred
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Speaker 3: women willing to part with almost three thousand dollars for this.
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Speaker 15: Well, you know, thankfully Megan Mark grew up in Hollywood,
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Speaker 15: where hiring extras are seat fillers is a go to
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Speaker 15: to avoid looking like you failed miserably at something, so
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Speaker 15: who knows there might not be an empty seat in
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Speaker 15: the house, But honestly, who would pay three thousand dollars
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Speaker 15: for quotes like you have to anchor yourself in your
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Speaker 15: own knowing, or my bacon brings all the balls to
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Speaker 15: the yard. I would pay three thousand dollars for a
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Speaker 15: grifter's guide to making millions off of Netflix and Spotify
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Speaker 15: while doing the bare minimum. I would definitely pay three
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Speaker 15: thousand dollars for a lesson on how to trap a prince.
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Speaker 12: But that's not what these ladies will get.
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Speaker 15: They'll get Megan transferring one bag of pretzels into another
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Speaker 15: bag of pretzels and calling it an elevated experience.
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Speaker 3: Oh gosh, I remember that from her show. That was
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Speaker 3: so painful. I mean, you couldn't pay me three thousand
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Speaker 3: dollars to attend this event unless I could do the
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Speaker 3: inside scoop on it. Maybe I should pitch that. Royal
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Speaker 3: expert Richard Kay has claimed Princess Diana was preparing her
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Speaker 3: youngest son, Prince Harry, to be the king, preferencing him
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Speaker 3: over the shy Prince William, who Diana felt wasn't interested
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Speaker 3: in the top job. Kinsy. Look, we have a lot
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Speaker 3: of respect for the late Princess Diana in this country,
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Speaker 3: but man, did she get that one wrong.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, I'm allergic to this story. Are we really expected
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Speaker 15: to trust her judgment? Diana died in the backseat of
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Speaker 15: a car with a guy who was engaged to another woman.
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Speaker 12: Another one of her.
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Speaker 15: Ex lovers wrote to tell all about her titled Princess
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Speaker 15: in Love airing all of their dirty laundry Prince Charles period.
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Speaker 15: I mean, I don't even have to go into that one.
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Speaker 15: Her poor judgment in men should be studied in classrooms.
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Speaker 15: Harry is right where he should be taking pictures with
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Speaker 15: paying customers, Lay's Mickey Mouse Yes.
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Speaker 3: And doing tours to Australia where his wife child is
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Speaker 3: three thousand dollars for women's retreats. I mean, I think
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Speaker 3: you're right. Hollywood insiders have revealed some news about another
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Speaker 3: former royal, Sarah Ferguson. She's failed to land a book
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Speaker 3: deal in the US, with major publishing houses apparently uninterested
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Speaker 3: in the disgraced former Duchess of York's plans for a
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Speaker 3: tell all memoir Kinsey. She reportedly had hopes that she
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Speaker 3: would make a one point five billion pound book deal
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Speaker 3: out of the but apparently no takers in helping her
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Speaker 3: cash in on the Epstein scandal that involved her ex husband.
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Speaker 3: The former Prince Andrew.
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Speaker 15: I have some serious doubts about this headline, and I'd
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Speaker 15: be curious to know your thoughts too. I mean, don't
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Speaker 15: forget the shameless American publishing house that brought you if
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Speaker 15: I did it written by none other than OJ Simpson.
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Speaker 12: I mean, are we.
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Speaker 15: Really expected to believe that there are some people that
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Speaker 15: are too hot to touch mark my words?
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Speaker 12: Fergie will get her book deal.
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Speaker 15: Fergie's gossip goes well beyond Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 12: She could make the Royal.
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Speaker 15: Family's life very uncomfortable if she revisited the nineties. We
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Speaker 15: were just talking about Diana, remember when her and Diana
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Speaker 15: were scheming to leave Charles and Andrew at the exact
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Speaker 15: same time because they wanted to make the Royal family
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Speaker 15: look horrible. She's got a lot of secrets and I
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Speaker 15: think inevitably she will get her way here.
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Speaker 3: Well, and there was a whole toe sucking scandal. I mean,
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Speaker 3: I'm sorry to bring that up for people at home.
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Speaker 3: It's not the best to conversation to hasual. I'm not
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Speaker 3: the best visual. You're right, Kinzie, but you know I
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Speaker 3: think that I don't know if we would see her
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Speaker 3: actually reveal much about what really went on with the
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Speaker 3: former Prince Andrew's relationship with Epstein or reveal much about
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Speaker 3: relations I have a feeling she just try and whitewash everything,
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Speaker 3: and maybe that was the concern from the publishers here,
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Speaker 3: but you're right. It's unusual for them to knock something
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Speaker 3: like that. I mean, someone published Harry's book after all.
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Speaker 12: Spare and talk about whitewashing.
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Speaker 15: But you're right because remember in Bill Clinton's autobiography, he
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Speaker 15: completely whitewashes the Monica Lewinsky Cybert. So there is I'm
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Speaker 15: sure concern about that, but it doesn't stop people from
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Speaker 15: publishing the book because they can tease us and we
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Speaker 15: pre order it at We're disappointed, but the whitewashing still
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Speaker 15: sells in some capacity.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's curious you have given me pause for I mean,
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Speaker 3: someone has published Jill Biden's memoir after all, so there
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Speaker 3: you go, point prove it.
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Speaker 7: I guess.
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Speaker 3: Kithley sing a songwriter Gwen Stefani. She's opened up about
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Speaker 3: her conversion to Christianity at the age of forty four.
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Speaker 3: She had her third child then and she has called
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Speaker 3: that experience her first miracle. Here she is talking about it.
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Speaker 12: My oldest boy Kingston comes up to me.
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Speaker 15: He said, Mommy, I just I really want you to
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Speaker 15: have a baby.
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Speaker 12: I really want you to have her.
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Speaker 4: So I'm sorry, I'm your mom is too old to
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Speaker 4: have a baby now.
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Speaker 12: And he was like, please go and let my mom
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Speaker 12: have a baby.
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Speaker 3: And he was doing it every night.
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Speaker 12: And I never asked him to do that. I never
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Speaker 12: taught him.
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Speaker 15: That really, And I think it was like four weeks
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Speaker 15: later and I was pregnant with Apollo Kinsey.
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Speaker 3: She has already been attacked by some fans, but undergoing
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Speaker 3: what they call a maga makeova over her association with
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Speaker 3: a prayer app which Jade Vance had been involved in
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Speaker 3: and has been doesn't seem like everyone in Hollywood is
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Speaker 3: too happy about Steffani's faith journey.
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Speaker 12: When Stefani is almost sixty years old.
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Speaker 15: You can't tell me that Jesus isn't responsible for whatever
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Speaker 15: the Benjamin button is going on there.
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Speaker 12: She looks unreal.
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Speaker 3: I had no plastic surgeons. I have to just throw
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Speaker 3: it out there.
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Speaker 15: Maybe Jesus, maybe Jesus touches those hands, Maybe Jesus is
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Speaker 15: in the room with them. When we're done, I'm canceling
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Speaker 15: my botox appointment and I'm downloading the Prayer app because
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Speaker 15: she looks unbelievable for me, Chris Jenner could never Chris
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Speaker 15: Jenner's got a great new face too, But I still
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Speaker 15: think that Gwen Stefani looks like she's a twenty five
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Speaker 15: year old woman, and I don't understand how that's real.
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Speaker 3: Before you go, Jennifer Lopez has gushed about how happy
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Speaker 3: and free she feels two years after her divorce from
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Speaker 3: Ben Affleck. There split marked her fourth divorce. Kinsey jay
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Speaker 3: Loo says she feels free for the first time in
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Speaker 3: her life. How long do you think before we see
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Speaker 3: her with husband number five?
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Speaker 12: That's a great question.
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Speaker 15: I don't know the answer to that, but what I
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Speaker 15: can tell you is, just a month ago we spotted
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Speaker 15: j Lo and Ben Affleck kissing.
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Speaker 12: And holding hands around Hollywood. So is that ordeal even
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Speaker 12: over yet?
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Speaker 3: Boy?
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Speaker 12: Are these two complicated? And I live for the drama.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they haven't seemed to be able to stay apart
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Speaker 3: from each other. They remarried, and now you're intel about
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Speaker 3: holding hands. Well, I guess we will just have to
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Speaker 3: watch and see. Kinsey Schofield, thanks for your time. That's
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Speaker 3: it for me. Up next Isney's line