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Sharri | 1 September · Sharri

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Speaker 1: Live on Sky News.
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Speaker 2: This is Sharry Good Evening.
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Speaker 3: The Albanese government's hypocrisy as it condemns the anti immigration
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Speaker 3: rallies yet can't express a single criticism for pro Palestinian
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Speaker 3: protests where.
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Speaker 2: Terror flags are flown.
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Speaker 3: Bradman, Bishop and Ray Hadley will be here to get
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Speaker 3: stuck in Greta Thunberg refuses to condemn her massa she
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Speaker 3: departs on yet another theatrical aid boat to Gaza. Australian
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Speaker 3: actor Nate Bars will join me live from Israel. And
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Speaker 3: our environmentalists risking lives by demanding the removal of sharknets,
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Speaker 3: and the new South Wales government it seems is giving in.
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Speaker 2: I'll discussed this later on.
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Speaker 3: Will We have seen some shocking hypocrisy from the Albanese government.
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Speaker 3: Minister after minister has come out to condemn the anti
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Speaker 3: immigration rallies on the weekend, yet not one has spoken
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Speaker 3: against the pro Palestinian marches that have disgraced our streets for.
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Speaker 2: Nearly two years.
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Speaker 3: Here was Homer Fairs, Minister, Tony Burke and Ali and others.
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Speaker 4: We absolutely condemn the March for Australia rally that's going
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Speaker 4: on today. It is not about increasing social harmony.
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Speaker 1: They were awful scenes and there were also known racists
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Speaker 1: who were trying to spread division and hatred.
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Speaker 5: It's very clear from the conduct that was observed at
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Speaker 5: these marchers that these marchers were a con by the
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Speaker 5: far right Neo Nazis.
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Speaker 3: And Matt Furstlethwaite spoke angrily that a poster of Daisi Freeman,
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Speaker 3: who allegedly killed two police officers, was not taken down
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Speaker 3: at one.
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Speaker 6: Of those protests. Yesterday, someone displayed a poster of the
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Speaker 6: man who murdered to Victorian police officers in cold blood
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Speaker 6: last week, and no one, as far as I'm was aware,
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Speaker 6: told that person to take that poster down or that
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Speaker 6: they shouldn't be displaying that.
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Speaker 3: Now, that is a good point, but where have these
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Speaker 3: same harsh words been when pro Palestinian activists held posters
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Speaker 3: with swastikas on them, or displayed the Hamas flag, or
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Speaker 3: stood next to a poster with Iran Supreme leader HARMANI
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Speaker 3: on it, or even yelled death chance The Albanese government
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Speaker 3: didn't have a word to say. Then you can't find
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Speaker 3: a minister willing to criticize a pro Palestinian rally, and
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Speaker 3: even the Prime minister keeps praising them.
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Speaker 7: Yesterday's march was peaceful and there's an opportunity for people
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Speaker 7: to express their concern about what is happening in gaza.
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Speaker 2: Arta. Hypocrisy.
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Speaker 3: The Albaneze government can't hold back its outrage over the
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Speaker 3: anti immigration rallies, yet they haven't uttered a single word
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Speaker 3: about the pro Palestinian rallies. And it's a point that
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Speaker 3: James Patterson made sensibly earlier.
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Speaker 8: These are not the only protests that have occurred in
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Speaker 8: our country over the last two years that have struck
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Speaker 8: fear in the hearts of some Australians. Many of the
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Speaker 8: pro Palestinian protests in this country have been deeply distressing
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Speaker 8: to the Jewish community in Australia and have featured the
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Speaker 8: flags and symbols and logos of listed terrorist organizations. I
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Speaker 8: can't recall on occasion where our government minister preemptively or
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Speaker 8: even subsequently condemned those protests, even when pictures of the
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Speaker 8: Aati holocompany were featured prominently at protests like this.
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Speaker 3: Pauline Hansen attended the Canberra anti immigration protest and she
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Speaker 3: made a similar point to Patison on Sky News.
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Speaker 9: Why should we as Australians be shut down, told we
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Speaker 9: shouldn't tend these things. Yet you allow the Palestini marches
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Speaker 9: every weekend for the last two years that's been held
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Speaker 9: on the streets, and they're destructive, they're vicious, and they're
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Speaker 9: flying their mask flags and terrorist flags and what they're
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Speaker 9: pushing got nothing to do with the quiet protests that
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Speaker 9: happened today.
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Speaker 3: Now what we saw erupted over the weekend, multiple protests
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Speaker 3: across the country, clashes of ideology is the direct result
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Speaker 3: of the Albanesi government's weakness and moral depravity. Thousands of Australians,
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Speaker 3: believing they were marching for a better country, turned out
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Speaker 3: to protest the pro Palestinian rallies. Terrorist flags are flown,
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Speaker 3: but never the Australian flag, and on the weekend it
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Speaker 3: was a sea of Australian flags at our national Anthem
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Speaker 3: rang out. As was predicted, Neo Nazis gate crashed the
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Speaker 3: rallies and tried to use the occasion to recruit new
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Speaker 3: members for their despicable cause.
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Speaker 2: And it is truly shocking.
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Speaker 3: It It never ceases to shock me when you see
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Speaker 3: Neo Nazis brazenly flaunting their brand of extremism. And hatred
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Speaker 3: on our streets, and one even spoke to the crowd
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Speaker 3: with a microphone. I'm not going to give him the
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Speaker 3: satisfaction of naming him by name, but the police didn't
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Speaker 3: lift a finger. Why is it that the police during
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Speaker 3: the COVID pandemic were able to make dozens and dozens
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Speaker 3: of arrests, but now they do nothing. And you'll probably remember,
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Speaker 3: in one shocking occasion, police threaten to arrest a mother
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Speaker 3: breastfeeding her baby on a park bench, and in Victoria
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Speaker 3: police arrested a pregnant woman storming into her home in
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Speaker 3: ugly scenes. We'll never forget just how tough police were
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Speaker 3: during the anti COVID protests. So police do have the
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Speaker 3: ability to crack down on protesters, Yet now police across
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Speaker 3: the country stand back and watch as the worst elements
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Speaker 3: of society who are flouting laws by displaying terror symbols
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Speaker 3: are allowed to march thereats. No arrests of neo Nazis
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Speaker 3: and no arrests of pro Palestinian activists flaunting swastikas and
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Speaker 3: terror flags, and instead police then have to waste resources
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Speaker 3: trying to track them down later literally spending months investigating
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Speaker 3: the identity of offenders, often to no avail. It's sickening
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Speaker 3: and there needs to be a change in strategy here
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Speaker 3: because this lack of action is part of the reason
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Speaker 3: social cohesion is disintegrating now. It also has to be
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Speaker 3: said that the vast majority of those protesting yesterday at
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Speaker 3: the immigration rallies were not neo Nazis, as both Just
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Speaker 3: Enterprise and even Channel nine reported, the.
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Speaker 6: Front of the march might have presented one picture, but.
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Speaker 4: The bulk of those parching today, those coming in from behind,
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Speaker 4: appeared to be anything but extremist.
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Speaker 1: I know the vast majority of Australians that are marching
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Speaker 1: on our streets were marching because they loved this country.
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Speaker 1: And yes, we have every right just to be concerned
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Speaker 1: with the levels of immigration into our country does not
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Speaker 1: mean that you are racist.
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Speaker 3: And in fact, there was strong support for the Jewish
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Speaker 3: community and Israel at the protests.
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Speaker 10: The motivation to be part of the declaration by the
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Speaker 10: citizens of Australia that they're absolutely opposed to mass migration.
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Speaker 3: Now a few people have contacted me to speak about
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Speaker 3: the protests yesterday, and one grandmother wrote to explain why
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Speaker 3: she took part. She said, as a proud Australian who
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Speaker 3: participated in the March for Australia yesterday. It's disappointing to
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Speaker 3: see most of mainstream media focusing on the very small
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Speaker 3: minority of people who were there for the wrong reasons.
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Speaker 3: The majority, including myself, are also sickened with the way
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Speaker 3: our government has treated the Jewish community. And it's true,
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Speaker 3: most Australians are fed up with nearly two years of
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Speaker 3: aggressive marches taking over the Sydney and Melbourne CBDs just
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Speaker 3: about every weekend, making the heart of our cities an
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Speaker 3: unsafe place for everyone. And do you think that me personally,
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Speaker 3: as a Jewish Australian could walk through those protests and
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Speaker 3: escape unscathed when they're chanting that all Zionists and terrorists
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Speaker 3: and death to the IDF And fine, everyone has a
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Speaker 3: right to protest, but there's no right to hate speech.
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Speaker 3: And this is what I wish authorities would crack down on,
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Speaker 3: because this racism, this hatred, this antisemitism is becoming normalized.
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Speaker 3: And the protests have already cost eleven million dollars in
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Speaker 3: taxpayer funds and that's in Sydney alone. Melbourne would be
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Speaker 3: an equivalent figure. And now they're spreading across the country.
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Speaker 3: And even this fact alone that taxpayer fund taxpayer funds
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Speaker 3: are being wasted on these police resources for the protests.
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Speaker 3: Even this has sparked significant unrest and we saw some
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Speaker 3: of that expressed yesterday.
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Speaker 9: We're trying to do a march once they're here every
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Speaker 9: single weekend.
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Speaker 10: What's wrong with it?
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Speaker 2: Go away? You people, leave us.
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Speaker 9: We want to support our country.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 3: Just a point as well about immigration. Our entire country
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Speaker 3: is built on immigrants. Apart from indigenous Australians, every single
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Speaker 3: person in Australia today has family who originally immigrated here.
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Speaker 3: Our parents or grandparents or great great grandparents made the
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Speaker 3: wise decision to start a new life in this beautiful
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Speaker 3: but distant country, no doubt, very difficult thing for them
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Speaker 3: to do. And our country is incredible in so many ways,
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Speaker 3: partly because of our history of immigration. Yet there is
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Speaker 3: an issue. The Albanezy government needs to ensure that everyone
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Speaker 3: who has given the privilege to live in Australia shares
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Speaker 3: our common Western values values of equality, freedom, tolerance, empathy, matship,
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Speaker 3: a fair go and respect for the rule of law,
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Speaker 3: and that unfortunately hasn't been the case. Instead, in recent
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Speaker 3: times we've seen communities celebrate death and hatred in shocking
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Speaker 3: displays like this right after October seven.
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Speaker 1: I'm smiling and unhappy.
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Speaker 11: I'm insted. It's a day of courage.
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Speaker 3: You can't argue that it isn't a major issue when
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Speaker 3: there are suburbs and pockets of Australians who celebrate terrorism
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Speaker 3: openly on our streets. This is a failure of immigration policy.
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Speaker 3: It's why at our Sky News Antisemitism Summit we recommended
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Speaker 3: changes to the Federal government Migration Act.
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Speaker 12: Immigration officers must be trained to recognize antisemitism and to
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Speaker 12: assess whether applicants have promoted antisemitism which would disqualify them
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Speaker 12: under the character test. This is particularly relevant for those
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Speaker 12: seeking entry from places with pervasive antisemitic education. The Migration
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Speaker 12: Act should been forced, or if necessarily, amended, so that
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Speaker 12: anti semitic conducts grounds to refuse a new visa or
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Speaker 12: cancel an existing visa.
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Speaker 3: Our summit was in February, some seven months ago, and
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Speaker 3: the Albanezi government has not adopted a single one of
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Speaker 3: our recommendations. The coalition has committed to all of them,
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Speaker 3: and you only have to look at France and the
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Speaker 3: UK to see where uncontrolled migration of people who don't
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Speaker 3: share Western values can lead. Now, I believe we are
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Speaker 3: all so lucky to call Australia home.
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Speaker 2: It is a privilege, and we need to.
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Speaker 3: Make sure our country remains a safe place to live
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Speaker 3: and doesn't turn into a place where citizens celebrate terrorism
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Speaker 3: and authorities don't lift a finger. The fact the Albaneze
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Speaker 3: government hasn't been able to call out activists flying terror
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Speaker 3: flags is a big part of the problem we now
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Speaker 3: find ourselves in. Confused leadership is not the answer at
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Speaker 3: this perilous time in our nation. And I'll come back
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Speaker 3: to that topic of the protests with Ray Hadley a
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Speaker 3: bit later see what he.
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Speaker 2: Has to say about it.
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Speaker 3: But I want to turn out to the extraordinary scenes
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Speaker 3: in China where world leaders today arrived, including Russian President
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Speaker 3: Vladimir Putin, North Korea is Kim John Ung, the Iranian president,
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Speaker 3: the Turkish President Erdigan, the Indian Prime Minister Neuandra Modi,
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Speaker 3: among others. Now, let's be very clear, this is a
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Speaker 3: meeting of anti Western leaders. It's concerning mody is there.
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Speaker 3: It shows the strength of the Bricks alliance and it's
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Speaker 3: also a reflection of the Trump tariffs and how Trump
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Speaker 3: has managed managed the relationship with India. It's concerning too
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Speaker 3: that the United Nations Chief Antonio Guterrez is there. But
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Speaker 3: it's even more worrying that two senior Australian labor figures,
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Speaker 3: former Labor Premiers Daniel Andrews and Bob kar have been
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Speaker 3: invited to attend. I mean Ka, a former Australian Foreign minister.
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Speaker 3: He is confirmed that he's going now our regular Tuesday
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Speaker 3: night paddleist and he'll be on tomorrow. Cameron Milner has
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Speaker 3: written a sensational piece in The Nightly where he describes
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Speaker 3: They're a ten t its as self harm at a
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Speaker 3: Chinese show of force. Cameron writes it's a role call
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Speaker 3: of leaders of the access of evil in total opposition
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Speaker 3: to Australia's national interests. The fact neither simply rejected the
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Speaker 3: invite speaks volumes for their absolute lack of political judgment.
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Speaker 3: Brilliant article. I recommend you read it and watch the
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Speaker 3: show tomorrow night when Cameron's on. But now to discuss,
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Speaker 3: let's bring in former Speaker of the House Brodman Bishop
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Speaker 3: and Sky.
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Speaker 2: News host Joe Hildebrandt.
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Speaker 9: You vote and.
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Speaker 3: Brown, I think those scenes are really worrying when you
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Speaker 3: and when you think about the fact that two Australian
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Speaker 3: figures are going to join that anti Western crowd.
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Speaker 13: You know this is part of China's propaganda.
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Speaker 14: Well, this is what has worried me about the Labor
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Speaker 14: Party all through with regard to its attitude to China.
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Speaker 14: It's subservient.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it is cartoying.
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Speaker 14: And these two people have now their colors to the mast.
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Speaker 14: And I think Michael Danby was quite right when he
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Speaker 14: came out and called them and said that it's shocking
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Speaker 14: that they that they're going there. It is a conference
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Speaker 14: which is comprised except for Mody, of totalitarian regimes, and Mody,
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Speaker 14: of course has always had relationships with Russia. But the
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Speaker 14: importance I think of this being couched in terms of
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Speaker 14: defeat over Japan. Communists didn't fight in that.
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Speaker 3: It was the old nationalists rewriting.
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Speaker 14: Rewriting of history.
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Speaker 2: But I get very angry.
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Speaker 14: When Bob Kast called the former foreign minutes. He was
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Speaker 14: there for five minutes, twenty twelve, twenty thirty and then gone.
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Speaker 14: He was ten years the premiere of New South Wales
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Speaker 14: and did nothing except lock up land So and read
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Speaker 14: books at question time he thought he was intellectually to
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Speaker 14: everybody else, which he continues to do. I think with
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Speaker 14: this attitude, so I think we can be ashamed of
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Speaker 14: both of them, that they are letting our country down
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Speaker 14: by being subservient to totalitarian regimes.
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Speaker 3: Indeed, Joe, clearly from looking at the images Putin is
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Speaker 3: the star.
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Speaker 2: Of the show again.
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Speaker 3: I mean, he's currently rejecting a piece deal with Ukraine.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, I know, yeah, it actually reminds me of I
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Speaker 15: don't know. I was just having to be watching The
17:29
Speaker 15: Naked Gun with my son to introduce him to the
17:32
Speaker 15: new show, watching the original, and Leslie Nielsen's character bursts
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Speaker 15: in on this sort of pantomime style, cartoonish sort of
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Speaker 15: rogues gallery of villains and the Asser Arafats. They're sitting
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Speaker 15: next to Colonel Gaddafi and Mikhail Gorbachev and the Ayatol
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Speaker 15: of Iran, and it actually looks like that, Like it
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Speaker 15: actually looks like this sort of cartoonish meeting of super
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Speaker 15: villains that you would think would be the stuff of
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Speaker 15: high fast and yet it's taking place, which is obviously
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Speaker 15: concerning enough. But the fact that, I mean, there's no
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Speaker 15: way I would think a current or serving labor leader
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Speaker 15: or any Australian leader of any persuasion would be there.
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Speaker 15: And I think it is. It is damning and damaging
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Speaker 15: that both Bob car who I really respect and admire,
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Speaker 15: or certainly.
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Speaker 3: I can't believe you can say that's a bit about
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Speaker 3: Bob Carp I only to say I would respect or
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Speaker 3: admire him.
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Speaker 15: No, but Bob cut No, let's get back in the day.
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Speaker 2: You have to the day.
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Speaker 15: But back in the day Bob Carr was instrumental in
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Speaker 15: rooting out communism in the New South Wales Flabor Party.
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Speaker 14: Now, back in the day that Bob Carr in nineteen
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Speaker 14: seventy seven co hosted with Bob Hawk pro is Wells
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Speaker 14: and I had to say, converts are the worst defend us.
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Speaker 2: Let's move on.
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Speaker 3: Let's not waste any more time speaking about such a
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Speaker 3: person as bobcat.
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Speaker 13: Now.
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Speaker 3: The point, though, is the Albanesi government's moral confusion as well.
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Speaker 3: The Prime Minister held the six day visitor with President
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Speaker 3: She yet he still hasn't met Trump. And then in
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Speaker 3: contrast to this, over the weekend, I couldn't have been
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Speaker 3: happier to see this news.
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Speaker 2: A US Secretary of State Micro Rubio.
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Speaker 3: Refused to issue visas to the Palestinian Authority President Mahmudabas
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Speaker 3: and other delegates who are planning to travel to the
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Speaker 3: United Nations General Assembly.
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Speaker 13: I mean, Ron went, you know, Australia and.
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Speaker 3: Other left wing leaders of other similar nations were grand
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Speaker 3: standing about recognizing a Palestinian state at the UN and
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Speaker 3: Rubio's just come in and said, well, the Palestinians aren't
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Speaker 3: even going to be at the meeting.
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Speaker 13: Very good move either, brilliant, isn't he really?
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Speaker 14: Absolutely? And of course the United States is on the
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Speaker 14: Security Committee, which will make that you cannot declare them
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Speaker 14: to be a state unless America agrees with it. So
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Speaker 14: as simple as that. So it's all grand standing, a
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Speaker 14: lot of it. But to make that very strong statement
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Speaker 14: by denying visas to these people makes it even strong,
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Speaker 14: and it says we're not talking about here. This is
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Speaker 14: the case.
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Speaker 2: It's so good.
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Speaker 3: And look it's a fair enough point, Joe, because as
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Speaker 3: Rubio outlined, the Palestinian authority has had that pay for
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Speaker 3: slave policy, they have funded and encouraged terrorism.
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Speaker 15: They have they have, but they're not as bad as Hamas.
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Speaker 15: So I suppose in you know what kissing, you would
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Speaker 15: see as the real politic of the world as we
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Speaker 15: find it, not as we would like it to be.
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Speaker 15: The question is do you try to make them the party,
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Speaker 15: given that they have apparently made these concessions. And again
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Speaker 15: I skeptical as you are. But do you say, well,
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Speaker 15: let's deal with the Palestinian authority which has said yes
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Speaker 15: we will recognize Israel and yes we will lay down
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Speaker 15: arms and try to freeze out Hamas. Or do you
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Speaker 15: just say no, we're not going to deal with any
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Speaker 15: of you, and I hope that the problem goes away.
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Speaker 15: I would say that is a pretty heroic assumption. And
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Speaker 15: so as long as you're just saying we're not talking
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Speaker 15: to anybody, it's just going to keep going.
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Speaker 2: J Hump does have another plan.
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Speaker 3: Whether it's going to work, whether it's a good idea,
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Speaker 3: is another and I'm going to talk about it later
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Speaker 3: in the show when Kosher Garde is on. So for now,
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Speaker 3: let's turn to the Ballarat Bush Summit. Now you might
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Speaker 3: have seen coverage of this already over the past few days.
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Speaker 3: It was on Friday, but I want to talk about
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Speaker 3: it now because it was just incredible how and it
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Speaker 3: was a reflection of how angry farmers feel towards the
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Speaker 3: Prime Minister, also towards the Victorian premiages into Allen over
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Speaker 3: the issue of renewables.
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Speaker 2: Have a look.
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Speaker 3: Bush gives you something you simply can't find anywhere else.
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Speaker 14: The fresh air, the quiet space.
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Speaker 16: We do need energy, and the cheapest form of new
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Speaker 16: energy is renewables. Climate change, the science told us that
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Speaker 16: climate change was real.
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Speaker 8: Ladies and gentlemen, we'll have to stop if you keep interjecting.
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Speaker 3: And then Brian, when the farmers, or some of them
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Speaker 3: at least, seem to chase the Prime Minister out of town.
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Speaker 14: On their tractors, well, look, I think what we're seeing
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Speaker 14: is that the Labor Party has nothing but disdain for
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Speaker 14: regional rural Australia. They don't care, and they just want
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Speaker 14: to run run shot over the top of them and
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Speaker 14: do what they want to do and think they can
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Speaker 14: bludgeon them into accepting what they want in terms of
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Speaker 14: rewiring the country. And you can't cover our beautiful landscape
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Speaker 14: with stauntions and turbines and so on and think that
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Speaker 14: it is doing anything for our country but destroying our landscape.
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Speaker 14: Nobody's going to write poetry about turbines and stauntions for
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Speaker 14: our bround Land and our sweeping plans. So I think
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Speaker 14: that Australians are starting to wake up to this lot.
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Speaker 14: I think that's in part what the Much for Australia
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Speaker 14: was about. I think that's what these meetings were about.
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Speaker 14: And remember Ballaratte was a seat that looked like they
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Speaker 14: were going to lose in the last election for a while.
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Speaker 2: So maybe the.
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Speaker 14: Fact that they're coming out and actually making the case,
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Speaker 14: and when the Prime Minister had the height to say
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Speaker 14: he wouldn't be it them but use the long term
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Speaker 14: of it, they just shouted him down because they saw
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Speaker 14: how phony that was. So I think there's something happening.
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Speaker 14: I think people are starting to wake up and I
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Speaker 14: think we're going to see more protests.
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Speaker 3: It's still astounding to me that with all these issues
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Speaker 3: going on, they actually got re elected the Albanesi government.
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Speaker 14: But only with thirty percent of the vote.
23:39
Speaker 3: Thirty four percent, but yes, a massive ladd unless you
23:43
Speaker 3: want to change the entire Westminster system.
23:45
Speaker 2: That ninety five seats.
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Speaker 14: That's the way our compulsory system works, that's right, and
23:52
Speaker 14: if we had optional preferential voting, you would get a
23:55
Speaker 14: different result.
23:56
Speaker 15: And that's why we have such a stable liberal democracy
23:58
Speaker 15: brought and I'm glad yours Australia.
24:04
Speaker 14: Voting.
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Speaker 3: It is a shock that with all this, I don't
24:07
Speaker 3: agree with Australia that the Albaneze government has been really.
24:10
Speaker 15: The vast majority of people.
24:11
Speaker 14: I don't agree with compulsory preferential voting. I agree with
24:16
Speaker 14: I agree with compulsory voting, but I think optional preferential
24:21
Speaker 14: is far superior.
24:22
Speaker 15: I think that would still avor very, very convincingly.
24:24
Speaker 3: A debate for another day, Joe held Brandt, see you vote.
24:30
Speaker 2: Right.
24:30
Speaker 3: A massive flotilla with about twenty boats has set sail
24:34
Speaker 3: to deliver aid to Gaza. Greta Thunberg is on the flotilla.
24:38
Speaker 3: So is a game of Thorne's actor. Now A massive
24:41
Speaker 3: crowd turned up to see them off, and they are
24:44
Speaker 3: so ill informed, both the people on the boats and
24:47
Speaker 3: those in the.
24:47
Speaker 2: Crowd cheering them, that.
24:49
Speaker 3: They all clearly believe Israel is not delivering aid into
24:53
Speaker 3: Gaza and they want to go and save the day.
24:56
Speaker 3: But Greta was caught out when a journalist asked her
24:59
Speaker 3: what she thought of the terror group. Hermas, we know
25:04
Speaker 3: your views on what's happening and Israel's actions. Can I
25:08
Speaker 3: just ask you your thoughts on Hamas they're still holding hostages.
25:11
Speaker 2: What would your message to Hammas be?
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Speaker 17: Again, there is a genocide going on. Palestinas have been
25:20
Speaker 17: living under suffocating oppression, and when there's an occupational force,
25:25
Speaker 17: this is not my views. By international law, people have
25:28
Speaker 17: a right to resist that occupation.
25:33
Speaker 3: I mean, when she can't properly condemn her maus, I
25:37
Speaker 3: mean it's a joke. And her claims of an Israeli
25:40
Speaker 3: genocide and deliberate starvation obviously are wrong too. The Free
25:45
Speaker 3: Press did an investigation recently where they found that twelve
25:49
Speaker 3: viral images of starvation in Gaza failed to disclose the
25:53
Speaker 3: complicated medical histories of those children. Yet their tragic images
25:58
Speaker 3: flooded social media, including being spread by international aid organizations.
26:03
Speaker 3: They were used as suppose a proof that Israel was
26:06
Speaker 3: deliberately starving children. Now it is utterly untrue. There has
26:12
Speaker 3: been hunger in Gaza because her mass has been looting
26:16
Speaker 3: aid and reselling it at inflated prices. It's reportedly made
26:20
Speaker 3: them around five hundred million dollars. So Israel set up
26:24
Speaker 3: its own aid distribution center to directly feed Palestinians.
26:28
Speaker 2: Australian actor Nate.
26:30
Speaker 3: Buzz went to have a look a few days ago
26:33
Speaker 3: and here's some of what he saw.
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Speaker 11: I mean, one of the distribution sites of the GHF,
26:39
Speaker 11: the incredible work they've been doing since May. This is
26:42
Speaker 11: what is inside these bags, what Palestinians are coming to
26:46
Speaker 11: collect every single day to see oil. We have pasta lentils.
26:52
Speaker 11: This is a bag of flour tahini and now since
26:55
Speaker 11: the beginning of operations, GHF have only had three days
26:58
Speaker 11: where they weren't able to great inside this box. This
27:02
Speaker 11: will feed a family of five and a half people
27:04
Speaker 11: for three and a half days. This is the only
27:06
Speaker 11: organization right now in Gaza that's actually getting food directly
27:10
Speaker 11: into the hands of Palestinian families. They could be up
27:13
Speaker 11: to ten thousand people behind me right now collecting aid.
27:16
Speaker 11: There was a lot of boxes there that were quite
27:18
Speaker 11: highly stacked, and as you can see, they've just been
27:20
Speaker 11: reduced now down to the floor. How many meals have
27:23
Speaker 11: been distributed as of today.
27:25
Speaker 18: So I'm not sure of the exact number, but I
27:27
Speaker 18: think we're going to hit one hundred and forty million
27:29
Speaker 18: meals delivered in three months today.
27:33
Speaker 3: And Nate joins me now live from miss Rael. Nate
27:35
Speaker 3: Good to see you again. So tell me what you
27:38
Speaker 3: saw when you visited the Aid center.
27:42
Speaker 18: Yeah.
27:43
Speaker 11: Look, first of all, it was extremely important for me
27:45
Speaker 11: to visit. A lot of criticism has come claiming that
27:48
Speaker 11: maybe Israel was the ones that encouraged me to go in.
27:52
Speaker 11: I'm only the fifth civilian to visit this site, but
27:55
Speaker 11: it was actually all on me. No one reached out
27:58
Speaker 11: to me, no one gave me permission. I've been facing
28:00
Speaker 11: down GHF and different organizations to try and see it
28:03
Speaker 11: with my own eyes, understanding how committed the Palestinian narrative
28:08
Speaker 11: is about starvation. So what I saw was these exact opposite.
28:13
Speaker 11: I watched in excess of ten thousand Garzens enter into
28:18
Speaker 11: this specific site of GHF. They have three sites running
28:21
Speaker 11: at the moment, and they run twice a day, every
28:23
Speaker 11: single day since May. They have been successful in delivering
28:29
Speaker 11: massive amounts of aid. Now, what I didn't see was starvation,
28:34
Speaker 11: and I was able to get as close as you
28:37
Speaker 11: possibly can Shari two garzens that day. I was having
28:41
Speaker 11: conversations with them, I was face to face with them.
28:44
Speaker 11: I mean, this is as close as you can possibly get.
28:47
Speaker 3: It has been difficult to get to the bottom of
28:50
Speaker 3: the situation on the ground, just how extensive the hunger
28:55
Speaker 3: is or the lack.
28:55
Speaker 2: Of food is.
28:56
Speaker 3: Because the Palestinian media so much of it is propaganda
29:02
Speaker 3: and turns out to be false, you just can't trust
29:04
Speaker 3: what is coming out of there. And all the evidence
29:08
Speaker 3: points to the fact that Israel is doing everything it
29:10
Speaker 3: can to feed Gazans. And I think, by the way,
29:12
Speaker 3: this is even unprecedented. Really, I mean it doesn't.
29:17
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, Just to give you some perspective, you know,
29:20
Speaker 11: in Rafa, where this distribution site is located, it's behind
29:24
Speaker 11: the front line of where the IDF is fighting Hamas,
29:27
Speaker 11: which means they have to allow up to ten thousand
29:30
Speaker 11: men of fighting age behind their front line. I mean,
29:34
Speaker 11: that's unheard of in any sort of military campaign against
29:38
Speaker 11: a terrorist threat like Hamas. So they're actually risking their
29:42
Speaker 11: own soldiers and their own security to allow Palestinians to
29:45
Speaker 11: come and collect this eight. Now, what I did see
29:48
Speaker 11: and the conversations I had with people were the absolute
29:52
Speaker 11: opposite of what the world is trying to present, particularly Hamas,
29:55
Speaker 11: about this starvation crisis. I saw healthy people. I didn't
29:58
Speaker 11: see anyone who was emaciated. It. You know, if you
30:01
Speaker 11: can remember the hostages that were released, you know, back
30:05
Speaker 11: in Maths earlier in the year with Ohad Or and
30:10
Speaker 11: Elie Sharabi. I mean, they looked like they had not
30:14
Speaker 11: had any substantial amount of food for months. I mean
30:18
Speaker 11: Ohad who I interviewed, he was in Gaza for four
30:21
Speaker 11: hundred and ninety one days and he was to a
30:23
Speaker 11: point where he was almost at death. We saw the
30:26
Speaker 11: footage of Avitar David recently where he is absolutely starving,
30:31
Speaker 11: there is no food. These people were not starving. The
30:34
Speaker 11: people I spoke to were not starving. And you know,
30:36
Speaker 11: I spoke to one woman. Obviously I wasn't allowed to
30:39
Speaker 11: film these people from risk of what Humusk would potentially
30:42
Speaker 11: do to them. But during my conversation with her, I
30:45
Speaker 11: asked her a simple question. I said, what is the
30:47
Speaker 11: source of your suffering here in Gaza? Now, I didn't
30:50
Speaker 11: want to lead her into the answer of Hamas, I
30:53
Speaker 11: wanted to answer it for herself. And the answer me
30:56
Speaker 11: was shocking. She said it's the men. She didn't say Hamas,
31:00
Speaker 11: she just said it's the men. The men in Ghaza
31:03
Speaker 11: take everything and we as the women, get absolutely nothing.
31:08
Speaker 11: And so what's amazing about GHF is they're actually separating
31:13
Speaker 11: the men and the women in their distribution. The men
31:15
Speaker 11: will come in first, they'll run in, they'll grab as
31:17
Speaker 11: much aid as they can. They're collecting it. They're ripping boxes,
31:20
Speaker 11: pulling out flour, taking it as they go. I saw
31:22
Speaker 11: fighting amongst Palestinians. I saw two Palestinians throwing rocks at
31:26
Speaker 11: each other to try and get food, not because of
31:29
Speaker 11: a desperation, just because there is such a me a
31:34
Speaker 11: mentality and not a communal like let's all be in
31:37
Speaker 11: this together and let's help each other. But it was
31:39
Speaker 11: just like men fighting over food to get what they wanted. Now,
31:42
Speaker 11: a lot of the people coming into these distribution sites,
31:45
Speaker 11: we're getting food so they could sell it in the market.
31:47
Speaker 11: So that problem still exists. And also any of the
31:50
Speaker 11: young men that were there were covering their faces, and
31:53
Speaker 11: a lot of them would probably have deep associations with
31:56
Speaker 11: Hamas or even in support of what Hummas has been
31:59
Speaker 11: doing for the last twenty two months. So it's quite
32:01
Speaker 11: surreal because I'm talking to young men and I'm asking
32:03
Speaker 11: them where they're from, and the answers would be rougher Jabalia,
32:07
Speaker 11: you know har Unas. Now me being so engaged in
32:10
Speaker 11: this conflict. I know full well the radicalization and the
32:15
Speaker 11: level of celebration that was unfolding in han Unis and
32:18
Speaker 11: Jabalia on the seventh of October when Israelis were being
32:21
Speaker 11: dragged back from the the communities around them. So you're
32:25
Speaker 11: talking to people who you know very well could be
32:28
Speaker 11: in support of her Maas or have moved their support
32:31
Speaker 11: away from her mask because they know that Hamas is
32:33
Speaker 11: not the solution anymore. But when this woman told me
32:37
Speaker 11: that the men are the problem, it broke my up
32:39
Speaker 11: because she also said this, which counters the entire argument
32:42
Speaker 11: that Greta Flumberg makes that they're living under this horrible
32:45
Speaker 11: occupation in Gaza. Was an open person, she specifically said
32:48
Speaker 11: to me, because I asked her what was Gaza like
32:51
Speaker 11: on October six before this war started, and she said
32:54
Speaker 11: it was a paradise. It was heaven, That's how she
32:57
Speaker 11: described it. So everything that's being presented is just pure propaganda.
33:02
Speaker 11: And I guess what's frustrating about this is it takes
33:06
Speaker 11: people like myself to actually go into Gaza put ourselves
33:10
Speaker 11: in a situation of risk because this is the site
33:13
Speaker 11: where Hamas, through aid at security personnel to disrupt the
33:17
Speaker 11: food distribution. You know, we're doing this so we can
33:21
Speaker 11: explain to the world that what you're seeing, what even
33:25
Speaker 11: the Australian government is claiming is happening in Gaza, is
33:28
Speaker 11: absolutely not the truth. It is a complicated situation, but
33:32
Speaker 11: that complication purely comes because Hamas is still committed to fighting,
33:36
Speaker 11: They're still committed to disrupting, and they're still committed to
33:38
Speaker 11: getting their major source of economy, which is to control
33:42
Speaker 11: the AID. I mean, just in August, the UN admitted
33:45
Speaker 11: that ninety three point six percent of their AID trucks
33:48
Speaker 11: were stolen by Hamas, so they have a seven percent
33:51
Speaker 11: success rate at getting.
33:53
Speaker 3: AID, and yet Israel is entirely to blame in the
33:57
Speaker 3: eyes of the Australian government and the world.
34:00
Speaker 8: Eight.
34:00
Speaker 3: You have been absolutely unbelievable since October seven. Your message,
34:06
Speaker 3: your advocacy, you're reporting of the facts just.
34:10
Speaker 2: So important and so courageous.
34:11
Speaker 3: And I know it's come at a great cost to
34:13
Speaker 3: you professionally and personally as well. We just have to
34:16
Speaker 3: say thank you for that. And this is now your life.
34:19
Speaker 3: You're basically dedicating your life to it, and you know,
34:22
Speaker 3: you're one of the few people who does have a
34:24
Speaker 3: big reach. You've got millions of followers on Instagram on
34:27
Speaker 3: other channels, So thank you very much for doing what
34:30
Speaker 3: you're doing and of course for being here this evening.
34:34
Speaker 2: All right, still to come.
34:35
Speaker 3: The Albanezy government is paying now rue four hundred million
34:39
Speaker 3: dollars to take just two hundred odd criminal detainees.
34:43
Speaker 2: Is this a good deal?
34:45
Speaker 3: And Ray Hadley will give his take on the anti
34:47
Speaker 3: immigration rallies.
34:48
Speaker 2: He'll be here on the desk next.
34:55
Speaker 3: Welcome back and joining me now radio legend, Ray Hadley, Ray.
34:59
Speaker 2: Great to see you.
35:00
Speaker 19: Great to be with you, Ferry Great.
35:01
Speaker 3: Now you're really angry about the federal Senators on both
35:06
Speaker 3: sides voted down an inquiry into the fatal death of
35:11
Speaker 3: for Australian defense personnel. They were on a chopper when
35:17
Speaker 3: it crashed in July twenty twenty three.
35:19
Speaker 13: There should obviously be an inquiry into this.
35:22
Speaker 18: Well look how it started.
35:24
Speaker 19: Jim Jeffries, the noted comedian Australian based in la Is,
35:29
Speaker 19: the uncle of one of the deceased pilots, Lieutenant Max Eugen.
35:33
Speaker 19: The three other men lost their lives, Captain Daniel Lyon,
35:37
Speaker 19: Warrant Officer Class two, Joseph Philip Lacock and Corporal Alexander Nags.
35:43
Speaker 19: So we had a Commission of the inquiry last year,
35:46
Speaker 19: headed up by Margaret McMurdo. I gave evidence at that
35:49
Speaker 19: inquiry because my wife is a personal friend of young
35:54
Speaker 19: Max's parents, and I'd spoken to Max about the frailties
35:58
Speaker 19: of the chopper after a crash at Jarvis Bay and
36:01
Speaker 19: he said to me this top our visor. I didn't
36:04
Speaker 19: know what a top our visor was, but it's apparently
36:06
Speaker 19: a visor that they wear which all the information on
36:09
Speaker 19: the control panel is in front of them at night,
36:12
Speaker 19: so they can see in really bad conditions, which was
36:15
Speaker 19: it was really bad night that night. But then a
36:18
Speaker 19: retired test pilot called Ian Wilson gave evidence and said
36:21
Speaker 19: from time to time the top owl inverted, it'd give
36:25
Speaker 19: the information upside down. So we had this inquiry and
36:29
Speaker 19: then there was a thought by Comcare that there'd be
36:33
Speaker 19: a prosecution of the Department of Defense via the Comwealt DPP.
36:37
Speaker 19: They didn't. Five days before the statute of limitations expired
36:41
Speaker 19: on this matter, they wrote to all the families and
36:43
Speaker 19: said we're not having this dealt with. We won't be
36:47
Speaker 19: prosecuting the department. So there was a vote in the
36:50
Speaker 19: Senate last Friday to determine what information should be shown
36:55
Speaker 19: the advice from the DPP, and remarkably a deal was
37:00
Speaker 19: and a dirty deal was done between Labor and Liberal.
37:03
Speaker 19: So those who voted no, there were I think twenty three.
37:07
Speaker 2: Or so Labor senators.
37:08
Speaker 19: Yeah, they voted no, and six or seven Liberal senators
37:12
Speaker 19: abstaining were twenty Liberal National Party senators, six Labor senators
37:18
Speaker 19: and can you believe Jackie the great defender of the
37:23
Speaker 19: Defense Force, Jackie Lamby, she abstained as well. It was
37:26
Speaker 19: left to one nation, Pauline Hanson, the Greens and David
37:29
Speaker 19: Pocock to say yes it should go ahead. So this
37:33
Speaker 19: all started with an article in the Saturday Telegraph by
37:36
Speaker 19: Jim Jeffries. I followed it up in the Telegraph today.
37:39
Speaker 19: I've just received a note on the way to the
37:41
Speaker 19: show that the people from the Commonwealth DPP have now
37:46
Speaker 19: reached out to the four families to in some way explain. Look,
37:51
Speaker 19: it's a cover up.
37:53
Speaker 3: You can understand why Jim Jefferies is calling it a conspiracy,
37:57
Speaker 3: because why would politicians of both sides.
38:00
Speaker 2: It's both down an inquiry.
38:01
Speaker 3: We need to know why Australian servicemen were killed.
38:06
Speaker 19: They said in the inquiry it was because of spatial disorientation.
38:11
Speaker 19: Now the point's been made by many people who are experts,
38:13
Speaker 19: not me that if it was caused by spatial disorientation
38:17
Speaker 19: the crash meaning they couldn't see what they were doing
38:20
Speaker 19: in they well, the spatial disorientation is controlled by top
38:24
Speaker 19: out and they don't. They got rid of the choppers
38:27
Speaker 19: by the way, they've been packed away, they've gone, We've
38:30
Speaker 19: ordered black Hawk, but we still you know, this is
38:33
Speaker 19: really dreadful when we see the federal government give a
38:36
Speaker 19: person over two million dollars after a few hours of meetings,
38:40
Speaker 19: and you've got four families, wives, children, mothers, fathers, siblings
38:45
Speaker 19: who've lost four wonderful men, and somehow Susan Lee and
38:50
Speaker 19: the Liberal government agree to this conspiracy. It's justice that
38:54
Speaker 19: they're all complicit, bar the Greens, One Nation and David
38:58
Speaker 19: Poycock or.
39:00
Speaker 2: Maybe the Telegraph needs to get onto all of them.
39:02
Speaker 3: And we need an explanation of what's gone on here
39:05
Speaker 3: because it's not good enough.
39:06
Speaker 19: It's just terrible. I mean, really, four young men lost
39:09
Speaker 19: their lives in the most despicable circumstances. They probably shouldn't
39:12
Speaker 19: have been flying. They were overtied and they're in dreadful conditions.
39:15
Speaker 19: But it was an exercise with the US, and I'm
39:19
Speaker 19: tipping the Army air wing bosses were saying, Oh, we
39:21
Speaker 19: can't tell the US we're not willing to fly because
39:23
Speaker 19: it's a really important result.
39:25
Speaker 2: Whatever it is, we need to get to the box.
39:26
Speaker 2: They deserve that. All right.
39:28
Speaker 3: Let's talk about the news that Home Affairs Minister Tony
39:30
Speaker 3: Burke has struck a deal so he'll give four hundred
39:33
Speaker 3: million dollars to NAHARU in order to essentially deport foreign
39:37
Speaker 3: bond criminals from Australia.
39:40
Speaker 13: I mean there's.
39:41
Speaker 3: Somewhere between two hundred and two hundred eighty criminals.
39:44
Speaker 13: Four hundred million dollars.
39:46
Speaker 2: Now, Murray, what.
39:48
Speaker 3: Was asked about this earlier at Star News and he
39:50
Speaker 3: kind of denied it was a bribe.
39:51
Speaker 4: Have a look, Australia has every right to remove people
39:57
Speaker 4: who have no right to be here. NARU has a
40:00
Speaker 4: read to accept a substantial number of the cohort that
40:04
Speaker 4: we're talking about, and we have agreed to provide payment
40:07
Speaker 4: to assist with management of that cohort. You know, NAARU
40:11
Speaker 4: is an independence over a nation that can make its
40:13
Speaker 4: own decisions.
40:15
Speaker 3: So you know, of course we don't want these criminals
40:17
Speaker 3: in Australia.
40:18
Speaker 19: But four hundred million, well some people would say, and
40:21
Speaker 19: I could be one of them. It's a lot of money,
40:23
Speaker 19: but it's worth it. You've got murderers, you've got pedophiles,
40:26
Speaker 19: you've got sex offenders. And this was completely stuffed by
40:30
Speaker 19: Andrew Giles. That's how the High Court arrived at their
40:34
Speaker 19: decision that you couldn't cook these people indefinitely into tention
40:37
Speaker 19: and so I guess the only solution available was to
40:41
Speaker 19: get rid of them to NARU. Now, obviously the people
40:45
Speaker 19: in the ru that govern aren't stupid. They knew they
40:48
Speaker 19: had to get the Labor Party out of a really
40:50
Speaker 19: tight spot. And I guess the Labor Party said, look,
40:53
Speaker 19: we'll give you a hundred million. They said, no, we
40:54
Speaker 19: want a billion. And they've arrived somehow at the four
40:57
Speaker 19: hundred million having said that.
41:01
Speaker 3: And there's no transparency of course over the negotiation.
41:04
Speaker 19: No, I mean, Tony Burk's got his fingerprints over it,
41:07
Speaker 19: but to a certain extent, I know rap for him,
41:09
Speaker 19: but he's the blake with mop and bucket cleaning up
41:11
Speaker 19: the Joels mess that preceded him. So on behalf of
41:15
Speaker 19: the victims of these dreadful, dreadful human beings. I'm happy
41:18
Speaker 19: that they're being packed away totally.
41:20
Speaker 3: Now, just before we go, I want to get your
41:23
Speaker 3: take on the protests we saw over the weekend. Now,
41:26
Speaker 3: the anti immigration rallies were nationwide. We saw the government
41:30
Speaker 3: come out and call them all racist, UnAustralian neo Nazis.
41:36
Speaker 2: What do you think, Well, look, I.
41:38
Speaker 19: Think a handful of neo Nazis ruined it for the
41:40
Speaker 19: vast majority of decent Australians who wanted to go out
41:44
Speaker 19: and give a voice. But I mean the duplicity and
41:47
Speaker 19: the double standards from the federal government is breathtaking. We've had,
41:52
Speaker 19: as you've exercised on this program many many times, the
41:55
Speaker 19: Harbor Bridge fiasco with people carrying ISIS flags, mass flags,
42:00
Speaker 19: pictures of terrorists as if there's some sort of hero
42:04
Speaker 19: and not a word said. You get a few lunatics,
42:07
Speaker 19: and only a few lunatics who try to involve themselves
42:10
Speaker 19: insert themselves with this debate. And you know, the white
42:13
Speaker 19: supremacists and the right, there's no place for them in
42:15
Speaker 19: society really. But you know, I felt so sorry for
42:18
Speaker 19: the thousands, in some cases ten thousand or so who marched,
42:22
Speaker 19: who were brought down with tiny Burke doing what he
42:25
Speaker 19: normally does, jumping all over people that he opposes who
42:29
Speaker 19: are trying to protest in a peaceful manner, and then
42:32
Speaker 19: support the sort of lunacy we saw on the Sydney
42:34
Speaker 19: Harbor Bridge. It's just not right. And I mean, I
42:38
Speaker 19: guess it was always going to happen that, you know,
42:40
Speaker 19: the extreme right we're going to try and make this
42:42
Speaker 19: a vehicle for their ideological nonsense. But we just ignore
42:47
Speaker 19: them as we have. I mean, there are pockets of
42:49
Speaker 19: society from the extreme left, pockets from the extreme right,
42:53
Speaker 19: you know, and they kind of converge, and you know,
42:57
Speaker 19: we've got sovereign citizens like the Blake. They're currently searching
42:59
Speaker 19: for the depth of two brave police officers.
43:01
Speaker 13: It's incredible that's taking so long, isn't it.
43:03
Speaker 19: Well, just reading Stuch, Yeah, well there's there's gold mine
43:08
Speaker 19: shafts everywhere in the area, and you don't know where
43:10
Speaker 19: he could be hiding all the rest of it. And
43:11
Speaker 19: I mean, without getting into this in greater detail through COVID,
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Speaker 19: I spent my life on air barring anti vaxxers and
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Speaker 19: barring sovereign citizens. You know, the ones that say pull
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Speaker 19: up by the coppice without a license not READI and
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Speaker 19: say I'm not driving, I'm traveling. I mean some sort
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Speaker 19: of you know, the magna carta gives me the right
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Speaker 19: from ten to sixty sixty, I mean it infuriates me.
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Speaker 19: And unfortunately in Australia in recent times we've seen officers
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Speaker 19: in Queensland killed by raving lunatics and now allegedly officers
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Speaker 19: killed by yet another raving lunatic from the Sovereign citizen Brigade.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, terrible, and no leadership amongst it all. Very hardly.
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Speaker 2: So good to see you. Thank you, catch you next
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Speaker 2: week next week, thanks very much. That's still to come.
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Speaker 3: A downing expose about ma'am Danny's links to Katari funding.
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Speaker 3: Plus are environmentalists risking lives by demanding the removal of
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Speaker 3: shark nets?
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Speaker 2: That's all coming up.
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Speaker 3: The New York Post has revealed that radical socialist New
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Speaker 3: York City mayoral candidate ma'm Dani has financial ties to Qatar.
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Speaker 3: His filmmaker mother has had projects bankrolled by the Hermas
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Speaker 3: supporting Katar. To the tune of fifteen million dollars fifteen
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Speaker 3: million to discuss joining me now Sky Andese contributor Kosher
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Speaker 3: Garda Kosher. I mean, this is a shocking revelation, but
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Speaker 3: it seems unless Cuomo or Adam's pull out, he's now
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Speaker 3: likely to win.
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Speaker 20: It is his to lose Shari, that is for sure,
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Speaker 20: because if you managed to lock up the nomination as
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Speaker 20: a Democrat in New York City, it is pretty much
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Speaker 20: a glide path to victory. His mother is actually a
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Speaker 20: very well known Indian American filmmaker, Mira and Ayre. She's
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Speaker 20: definitely an elite in general and certainly in that film industry,
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Speaker 20: lots of well known movies, Oscar nominated, etc. And it
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Speaker 20: has long been known that many countries, but Katara especially
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Speaker 20: is very savvy about funding elites and elite organizations, whether
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Speaker 20: it's her as a filmmaker, whether it's some of the
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Speaker 20: universities that have taken funding. There's lots of people in
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Speaker 20: the United States Congress who allegedly have been linked to
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Speaker 20: taking money from groups lobbying groups that ultimately have Katari
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Speaker 20: fingerprints on them. So this has been a long running
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Speaker 20: story that is only I guess escalating and here you
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Speaker 20: have it for somebody who is poised to be mayor
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Speaker 20: of the one of the most iconic cities in the world.
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Speaker 3: It would be just so truly appalling development if he
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Speaker 3: does win. And now we know that Trump had meetings
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Speaker 3: last week with Tony Blair and Jared Kushner about a.
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Speaker 2: Post war plan for Gaza.
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Speaker 3: Well, the Washington Post is now reporting, and I should
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Speaker 3: say we take their reporting with a pinch of salt.
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Speaker 3: And yet they are reporting that his plan for Gaza
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Speaker 3: does involve turning it into the Riviera of the Middle
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Speaker 3: East under US leadership. The Washington Post report that his
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Speaker 3: vow to take over the enclave would turn it into
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Speaker 3: a trusteeship administered by the US for at least ten
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Speaker 3: years while it is transformed into a gleaming tourism resort
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Speaker 3: and high tech manufacturing technology hups.
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Speaker 2: So agang closure. We don't know if this is accurate.
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Speaker 3: It's a report, but you know, according to the sources
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Speaker 3: the Post spoke too.
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Speaker 2: What else do we know about this plan?
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Speaker 20: You know, it feels shari as you say, in my opinion,
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Speaker 20: sort of like a trial balloon that the Trump administration
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Speaker 20: may be wanted leaked out there. And is trying to
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Speaker 20: gauge the electorate's appetite for something along these lines, because
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Speaker 20: it is a little bit of a tricky one where
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Speaker 20: the US electorate and Trump's base does want peace, they
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Speaker 20: do not support terrorism, they are very anti Hamas, but
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Speaker 20: they also do not want the US to get involved, really,
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Speaker 20: whether it's boots on the ground kinetically or creating some
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Speaker 20: sort of riviera and putting money money in and developing
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Speaker 20: infrastructure over there when there are plenty of problem back
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Speaker 20: home that warrant more attention. So he knows that, and
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Speaker 20: I think that's what he's trying to navigate and get
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Speaker 20: a little bit of a sense if this is something
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Speaker 20: that's a deliberate trial balloon that he's put out there
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Speaker 20: and that the Washing Post got its hands on. But
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Speaker 20: it also does have flavors of Trump, some of those
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Speaker 20: things that you mentioned where he looks at things transactionally
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Speaker 20: and as a deal maker and as a real estate developer,
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Speaker 20: and he's trying to create these bonds and financial incentives
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Speaker 20: that allow the US to get some of the money
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Speaker 20: back in some way if they were to invest in
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Speaker 20: that region, just like any other property development, if you will.
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Speaker 20: But I don't know, I'm skeptical until we see something
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Speaker 20: a little bit more hard cutting from the administration itself.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it would be good to have some proper information
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Speaker 3: coming from and on the record source.
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Speaker 2: But I agree. You know, billions and billions of aid.
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Speaker 3: Have disappeared, so you know, an investment might not be
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Speaker 3: such a bad thing. Just finally, Trump is now talking
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Speaker 3: about the possibility of a trilateral between Putin and Zelenski.
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Speaker 2: But the tone seems to have changed.
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Speaker 3: So this was a lot more positive about a week
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Speaker 3: and a half two weeks ago.
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Speaker 2: Do you think some of the momentum has disappeared?
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Speaker 20: It feels like it. It's a little bit like a
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Speaker 20: yo yo, isn't it? Where there's despair and then you
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Speaker 20: see maybe a negative encounter with that now infamous Zelenski
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Speaker 20: meeting in the Oval, and then you had everything with
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Speaker 20: Putin and Alaska, and then we're back to this. So
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Speaker 20: who knows what's happening. You know, behind the scenes, it
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Speaker 20: sounds like lower level officials from both sides, Russia and
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Speaker 20: Ukraine are trying to hash out a little bit more
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Speaker 20: along the lines of a framework, but they are still
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Speaker 20: at an impasse in terms of concessions and what they
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Speaker 20: look like and all of that. And I think, you know,
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Speaker 20: Trump has a particular style. Sometimes you'll lean in and
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Speaker 20: take charge and sometimes in this case, he's like, you
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Speaker 20: know what, maybe they have to quote fight it out.
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Speaker 13: A little bit more.
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Speaker 20: Is what he said, where he's like, at the end
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Speaker 20: of the day, this is not my fight, and I'm
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Speaker 20: here to help. But if they want to take longer
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Speaker 20: than so be it.
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Speaker 3: All right, Kushakata, thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 3: After the break, environmentalists have had a win with some
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Speaker 3: shark nets to be removed.
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Speaker 2: In a dangerous trial that's next.
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Speaker 3: The Men's government has decided to remove shark nets from
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Speaker 3: three beaches over the next few weeks as part of
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Speaker 3: a controversial trial. We don't know which beaches yet, but
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Speaker 3: the nets are being removed because of arguments that sea
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Speaker 3: life are being killed.
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Speaker 18: The reason these shark nets have come under so much
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Speaker 18: criticism the impact they have on the environment, particularly endangered species,
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Speaker 18: particularly sharks, dolphins, and turtles.
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Speaker 3: With children packing our beaches over summer, this is a
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Speaker 3: dangerous exercise that prioritizes sea life over human life.
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Speaker 2: It is absurd, all right, So we've got time for
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Speaker 2: tonight here's Paul Murray