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The Rita Panahi Show | 28 November · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On sco Les Osquodia. This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Riata Patty Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight, more shocking details about a murderer let out
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Speaker 2: of maximum security prison to undergo IVF treatment.
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Speaker 3: Does Australia have its.
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Speaker 2: Own squad with far left female senators banding together to
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Speaker 2: attack Conservatives. I'll speak to Gary Hartgrave about that shortly.
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Speaker 2: Also tonight, Kosher Gaeta with the latest from the US.
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Speaker 3: Darren Grimes joins me from the UK, where.
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Speaker 2: Nigel Farage is now more popular than Prime Minister Kirs Starmer,
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Speaker 2: and later in the hour, Kinsey Scofield with some sobering news.
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Speaker 3: For Taylor Swift Group is and good news.
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Speaker 2: We have an extended edition of Leftis Losing It for you,
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Speaker 2: and tonight the Lefties are turning on each other.
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Speaker 4: Not only am I not interested in your opinion, I'm
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Speaker 4: not even going to call here by your name. You're
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Speaker 4: twenty three years old. I don't really give it what
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Speaker 4: you seek.
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Speaker 2: Now, we've all heard about the so called squad in
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Speaker 2: the US, whose members include aoc Alexandria Occasio Cortez, Ilanomar,
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Speaker 2: Corey Bush and Rashid talib But is Australia now getting
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Speaker 2: its own squad as we was suggested on X with
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Speaker 2: the likes of Marine Fruki, Fatima Payman and of course
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Speaker 2: Lydia Thorpe.
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Speaker 5: If anyone needs to be deported, it needs to be
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Speaker 5: sented to Hanson.
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Speaker 1: Where would you send her?
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Speaker 5: A place very very far away that's very very cold,
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Speaker 5: just like her. Where's Hanson's legitimate claim to be in
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Speaker 5: this country? Where she come from? Who's her ancestors? So
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Speaker 5: let's talk about Section forty four for the white people
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Speaker 5: who came here on boats, not for the black people
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Speaker 5: who belong here and who are welcome here.
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Speaker 2: Oh dear, Let's bring in Sky News contributor Gary Hardgrave.
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Speaker 2: Gary is Senator Hanson's Section forty four inquiry racist.
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Speaker 6: It will look no I data, And I'm not sure
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Speaker 6: that three people make a squad. And I guess the
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Speaker 6: three stooges is subject to copyright reader, But look, let
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Speaker 6: them keep doing it. The laster James Killen always said
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Speaker 6: to me, he said, few talk their way in, most
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Speaker 6: talked their way out of Parliament. And these three really
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Speaker 6: can't handle the profile. They're not really there for any
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Speaker 6: other reason other than shrill, craziness, and we don't have
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Speaker 6: enough of that going on in our society outside of parliament.
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Speaker 6: We don't need it inside the parliament. The idea of
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Speaker 6: what all that Pauline Hanson was trying to do, and
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Speaker 6: it could have all been done a lot more quietly,
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Speaker 6: was to just simply put all the evidence out there
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Speaker 6: for a discussion, a debate. That's what the Senate's there
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Speaker 6: to do to a debate. And these people just decided
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Speaker 6: to pick a fight and go crazy shrill, and I
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Speaker 6: reckon the more they protest their innocence, I think they're
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Speaker 6: actually really confirming in people's minds that they've got some
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Speaker 6: questions to answer. So why are they afraid to answer it?
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Speaker 6: That's the thing. And look, you know, if we've all
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Speaker 6: got to prove our family lineage. By the way, Section
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Speaker 6: forty four was written as part of a British Act
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Speaker 6: of Parliament and was confirmed as part of the Australian
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Speaker 6: Constitution when the Australian Parliament met in nine one hundred
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Speaker 6: and ones. I don't even know what she's on about, Like,
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Speaker 6: you know, seriously, it wasn't written by any Aboriginal person.
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Speaker 6: It was written by the members of Parliament in Great
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Speaker 6: Britain in the eighteen nineties on the advice of the
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Speaker 6: Australian people who put together the constitutions. This is a
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Speaker 6: nonsense argument, reader, And look, I think it's important to
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Speaker 6: ask the question are these people themselves meant to be
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Speaker 6: in the Parliament? Because I think whoever picked them and
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Speaker 6: put them in there has got a lot to answer.
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Speaker 2: Well, the Australian people vote as they do, and here
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Speaker 2: we are. We'll see if Senator Payment gets back into
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Speaker 2: Parliament now that she's not a member of the Labor Party.
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Speaker 2: The Prime Minister has taken to social media's boasting about
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Speaker 2: his latest policies passing the Parliament. Firstly, there's a Labour's
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Speaker 2: bill to wipe three billion in student debt for more
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Speaker 2: than three million Australians. And then there's this the bill
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Speaker 2: to help Australians buy a home with just a two
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Speaker 2: percent deposit? Gary, Are these policies fiscally responsible in your eyes?
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Speaker 6: Of course they're not. And it's all about spending money
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Speaker 6: from people who contribute through taxes, charges and fees to
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Speaker 6: the budget bottom line. And so those who've never been
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Speaker 6: to the university are now paying for those who went
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Speaker 6: and then forgot that they actually had a debt associated
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Speaker 6: with that study choice that they made whatever it might
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Speaker 6: be been, three billion dollars is a lot of money.
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Speaker 6: The idea of a two percent deposit is really fraud
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Speaker 6: as well, reader, because this government had been driving up
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Speaker 6: the cost of living, the cost of producing anything, and
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Speaker 6: so much of the building materials and our coming in
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Speaker 6: from overseas because of the other and easy government settings.
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Speaker 6: That's driving away the glass industry, even for that matter,
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Speaker 6: of the cement making industry I mean. And of course
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Speaker 6: then the cost of building going up because of their
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Speaker 6: cozy relationship with the CFMU and their thuggery on multiple
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Speaker 6: job sites, all feeding into the market forces driving up
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Speaker 6: the cost of everything. So this is just window dressing
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Speaker 6: to make Albow feel warm and comfortable. It shows you
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Speaker 6: that they believe the only way to fix things is
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Speaker 6: to throw somebody else's money at it. And that's what
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Speaker 6: they always do, this mob, and that's why they've got
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Speaker 6: to go Gary.
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Speaker 2: Yesterday we brought you the story of Alisha Schiller, the
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Speaker 2: woman who murdered her housemate over fifty dollars, stabbing the
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Speaker 2: mother of three to death. This murderer has been granted
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Speaker 2: a temporary release from jail to receive IVF treatment. Now
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Speaker 2: one of her victim's children has come forward to slam
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Speaker 2: this astonishing decision. The young man was just twelve when
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Speaker 2: his mother was murdered by Shilla. He is now twenty
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Speaker 2: two and says Shilla is an animal who made him
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Speaker 2: an orphan. He says, I was an orphan when this
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Speaker 2: speed did this. My dad died a year earlier, so
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Speaker 2: all my milestones as a kid I had nobody to
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Speaker 2: celebrate them.
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Speaker 3: I had no parents.
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Speaker 2: It really is just so heartbreaking, and it's not just
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Speaker 2: the injustice of this decision, but the fact that if
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Speaker 2: she is successful in conceiving a child, that child's going
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Speaker 2: to be raised behind bars in maximum security.
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Speaker 3: Surely part of having your.
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Speaker 2: Liberty removed as a prisoner is you don't get to procreate.
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Speaker 3: It's part of the deal, and.
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Speaker 6: You're not even meant to practice pro creation as well.
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Speaker 6: But because that often happens in jail, so I hear
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Speaker 6: look read by.
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Speaker 1: Any measure, this is just wrong.
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Speaker 6: It's inhumane. This is pre planned child abuse.
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Speaker 1: That's what I think.
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Speaker 6: It is the fact that authorities think there's nothing to
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Speaker 6: see here. They're taking a leaf out of the madness
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Speaker 6: that's happening in places like California, where if you're an
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Speaker 6: illegal entrant into America you can go and get a
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Speaker 6: planned sex change operation on the taxpayer dollar. I mean,
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Speaker 6: every aspect of this is wrong. So the inmate is
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Speaker 6: in jail, being paid nothing but being but costing the
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Speaker 6: taxpayer a lot of money each day, food and shelter
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Speaker 6: and all that sort of stuff. So if they were
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Speaker 6: to use your term procreate or to become pregnant and
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Speaker 6: the baby is then maybe a troubled pregnancy, heaven knows.
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Speaker 1: I mean, what is this.
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Speaker 6: The taxpayer is going to be meeting the healthcare cost
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Speaker 6: because that's what happens. So now this is just craziness.
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Speaker 6: This is just going too far in the wrong, wrong direction.
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Speaker 6: I feel very sorry for the young man who you know,
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Speaker 6: has lost his parents and he's understandably upset and grieving
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Speaker 6: and will always grief the loss of his mother, as
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Speaker 6: I do myself every day. So it's an awful situation
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Speaker 6: and whoever is making these decisions, frankly, should be sacked.
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Speaker 6: Let's get rid of them. In our own Australian doge,
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Speaker 6: we need government efficiency to want this sort of rubbish out.
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Speaker 2: Well, the Victorian justice system is full of these sort
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Speaker 2: of craziness. We've got a sexual predator, a man identifying
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Speaker 2: as a woman in Melbourne's biggest female prison. So we've
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Speaker 2: got the sort of insanity that people overseas think is
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Speaker 2: the slippery slope.
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Speaker 3: It could never happen.
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Speaker 2: And we're told that this IVF treatment, because we know
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Speaker 2: IVF is not cheap, is self funded. I would love
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Speaker 2: to know where this killer is getting the money to
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Speaker 2: self fund expensive IVF treatment, but surely everything else that
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Speaker 2: comes with it is in self fund. To have a
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Speaker 2: prison maximum security inmate taken to a medical facility hospital
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Speaker 2: to undergo this treatment, there would be all sorts of
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Speaker 2: security measures, all sorts of precautions that would have to
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Speaker 2: be taken that are expensive.
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Speaker 3: Who's paying for that? We're paying for that.
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Speaker 2: So I'm not buying at all the government's explanation that
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Speaker 2: this is all self funded and it's a private medical decision.
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Speaker 3: It is.
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Speaker 2: If this is successful, you can imagine every woman who's
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Speaker 2: serving a lengthy jail term who is of childbearing age
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Speaker 2: will opt to do this.
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Speaker 3: Why wouldn't you.
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Speaker 2: Want to have a child when you're stuck in prison
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Speaker 2: for ten years. You know, you don't have much else
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Speaker 2: happening in your life that's joyful, and that's.
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Speaker 3: Part of being punished.
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Speaker 2: The whole thing, Gary, I've got to say is bewildering
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Speaker 2: and maddening.
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Speaker 3: Before you go very quickly.
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Speaker 2: Jk Rowling has slammed the BBC's decision to name Barbara
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Speaker 2: Banda the player we're drawn from the twenty twenty two
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Speaker 2: Women Africa Couple of Nations for having high testosterone levels.
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Speaker 2: I say women there with a question mark. They've named
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Speaker 2: this athlete Women's Footballer of the Year. Jk Rowling mocked
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Speaker 2: the decision, writing presumably the BBC decided that this was
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Speaker 2: more time efficient than going door to door to spit
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Speaker 2: directly in women's faces.
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Speaker 3: Oh goodness me, Gary, it's the BBC. Can't say I'm surprised.
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Speaker 6: Look, BBC really shows that Britain is a broke country.
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Speaker 6: That's basically what BBC should stand for. And under Kiir
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Speaker 6: Starmer Anyoneder they hate him so much and they want
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Speaker 6: to get rid of him because this country is broken.
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Speaker 6: It's so sad that the UK is as broken as.
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Speaker 2: And we're about to We're about to talk to Darren
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Speaker 2: Grimes about that. Thank you for that preview, Gary Hardgrave,
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Speaker 2: thanks for your time tonight.
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Speaker 7: Cheers.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is gb USE host Darren Grimes. Darren,
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Speaker 2: let's start with Kiir Starmer. There seems to be a
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Speaker 2: great deal of regret among Breds about electing Labor in
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Speaker 2: a landslide victory. A petition calling for a new general
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Speaker 2: election has gathered close to three million signatures in quick time,
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Speaker 2: and after five months since he had his big win,
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Speaker 2: we've got now two thirds of Britain's saying they're worse off.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely, Resa, good to be with you, I mean, Sekure.
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Speaker 8: Starmer's fall from those heady heights of landslide victory has
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Speaker 8: been absolutely catastrophic. It's happened in sort of record breaking time.
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Speaker 8: In your neck would be if this was a car
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Speaker 8: running that speed, Sir Kire Starmer's neck would need some
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Speaker 8: form of brace.
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Speaker 1: It's been so fast.
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Speaker 8: And it's down to the fact that this man is
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Speaker 8: more happy with globalists across the world. We now know
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Speaker 8: him as never here, Kir because he's never here, free
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Speaker 8: gear here because he accepted a lord of free clothing
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Speaker 8: and spectacles from a party donor, and two tier because
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Speaker 8: he put in place two tier policing here in Britain
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Speaker 8: that actually says that if your politics is on the.
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Speaker 1: Right, well you're in for a world of pain.
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Speaker 8: Sunny Jim and the palling Guru, Sir John Curtis, who
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Speaker 8: is basically the closest thing we have here in Britain
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Speaker 8: to nostrodamis Rita. He was saying that actually the UNI
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Speaker 8: Party has had its day. He said that it's going
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Speaker 8: to be smashed and that the likes of Nigel Farage
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Speaker 8: are going to be the ones that reap the spoils
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Speaker 8: of Labour's assault on everyone from farmers through eight twenty
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Speaker 8: percent tax on family farms which will lead to the
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Speaker 8: breakup of farms, all part of a land grab by
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Speaker 8: the way Rita to actually pave over our farm.
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Speaker 2: We'll talk about sarmons, don't worry, we'll talk about farming.
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Speaker 3: But you mentioned.
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Speaker 2: The predictions of the Nostradamus, like a political figure, and
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Speaker 2: he's got some ideas about what Nigel Farage can do.
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Speaker 2: Because as Kiir Starmer's net popularity has plummeted, Nigel Farage
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Speaker 2: has improved. He is now more popular than Kiir Starmer.
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Speaker 2: According to the latest IPSOS poll. In fact, this favorability
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Speaker 2: rating is higher than Starmer's twenty eight compared to twenty three,
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Speaker 2: and his unfavorability rating is lower. So the question has
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Speaker 2: to be asked there and can Forage break the Tory
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Speaker 2: Labor jopli.
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Speaker 8: I absolutely think he can reach it. I think it's
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Speaker 8: happening already. We're seen in Whales, for example, where there
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Speaker 8: are an awful lot of farmers, an awful lot of
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Speaker 8: pensioners who are being hit by Leba's malicious assault against
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Speaker 8: our very people that need help the most, help and
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Speaker 8: support the most. That actually Nigel Farage is reaping the
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Speaker 8: spoils of Libor's collapse in their one time heartline. Look
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Speaker 8: this man, he personifies globalism right him and Justin Trudeau
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Speaker 8: ought to go off skipping merrily into the sunset, never
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Speaker 8: to be seen in frontline politics ever again, Rita and
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Speaker 8: the world will be a much brighter place. What he
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Speaker 8: has done to our country in a matter of months.
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Speaker 8: As you've documented on this very channel many times now,
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Speaker 8: we have turned into a police state. We are not
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Speaker 8: a free country. We have allowed Islamits to rule the roost.
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Speaker 8: We are even seen calls from the Labor Party today
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Speaker 8: for blasphemy laws in parliament. This is a total joke
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Speaker 8: on the international stage. Elon Musk has been a better
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Speaker 8: leader of the opposition than I think we could have
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Speaker 8: ever asked for. But Nigel Farage will be the one
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Speaker 8: within Parliament to actually beat the drum and reap the
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Speaker 8: rewards from Labour's collapse, which is.
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Speaker 1: Coming in vast numbers.
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Speaker 8: I think they're going to be a one term party
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Speaker 8: an office, and that's not happened for quite some time, and.
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Speaker 2: Especially after that enormous victory. You would not have thought
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Speaker 2: then that this would be a one term government. But
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Speaker 2: you mentioned the assault on farmers. That is one of
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Speaker 2: the many reasons labor is a sign popular this inheritance
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Speaker 2: tax on farms and other agricultural assets. There were protests
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Speaker 2: even today, attractor protests on the roads of Dover. We've
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Speaker 2: seen similar protests elsewhere and we've got groups Darren like
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Speaker 2: Save British Farming and Fairness for Farmers saying that this
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Speaker 2: inheritance tax was a hammer blow to an industry that's
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Speaker 2: already on its knees and why is kissed Arma going
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Speaker 2: after farmers in this manner?
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Speaker 8: So we're se kirstarmasat in this chair right now. He'd
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Speaker 8: tell you a pack of lies, So I'm going to
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Speaker 8: tell you the truth. Right He says that it's there
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Speaker 8: to plug the gaps in the public finances, an elusive
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Speaker 8: twenty two billion pounds. Actually they've just hiked taxes to
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Speaker 8: the highest in British history, to a cost of forty
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Speaker 8: billion pounds to the treasury.
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Speaker 1: And I say to.
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Speaker 8: That argument, Rita, Frankly, they can pull the other one,
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Speaker 8: because this is a naked assault on rural communities in
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Speaker 8: order to actually have them sell their land to pave
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Speaker 8: it for homes for illegal migrants and the mass migration
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Speaker 8: that's coming to Britain, hundreds of thousands coming here, and
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Speaker 8: actually the fact that they want to pave it over
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Speaker 8: with wind turbines and solar panels. I don't know about you, Rita.
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Speaker 8: You've been to Britain. We don't get an awful lot
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Speaker 8: of sun. It's about as much use as a chocolate fireguard.
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Speaker 8: You know, these behemoths of steel and cement which are
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Speaker 8: nowhere near green all Wild Streeter, the likes of China
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Speaker 8: burn more coal than Souron's Mordo. You know, Lord of
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Speaker 8: the Rings, hold your horses because if you need a
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Speaker 8: set for the next Amazon special, well I tell you
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Speaker 8: just get yourself over.
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Speaker 1: To China, because they're the problem, not us.
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Speaker 8: This is all a con, it's a corn and a fiddle,
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Speaker 8: and they're taking the British public for fools and we're
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Speaker 8: not going to fall for it. Also, they can virtue
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Speaker 8: signal with this green corn whilst committing suicide with the
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Speaker 8: British economy, and pensioners Rita are feeling the price. They
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Speaker 8: are shivering in their homes and we're not going to
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Speaker 8: stand for it. There are even protests happening in Whales
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Speaker 8: right now as we speak, as we record right now,
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Speaker 8: farmers are out there on the streets blocking ports from
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Speaker 8: being able to actually operate. The anger out there is palpable.
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Speaker 8: It's rising, and it's white hot.
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Speaker 3: It's white hot.
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Speaker 2: But people need a choice, and you could argue with
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Speaker 2: the last election, really they didn't have a clear choice.
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Speaker 2: You had the Tories who were given power. They won
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Speaker 2: in a landslide victory the last time, and then they
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Speaker 2: governed like labor.
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Speaker 3: They embraced net zero.
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Speaker 2: Boris Johnson completely abandoned his principles, his conservative credentials, and
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Speaker 2: here we are before you go, I've got an only
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Speaker 2: in Germany's story, hopefully only in Germany. And I've got
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Speaker 2: to say I had to read this headline twice to
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Speaker 2: absorb the full magnitude.
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Speaker 3: This is the headline.
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Speaker 2: Transgender cop who assaulted two colleagues with a penis pump
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Speaker 2: after drugging them at her apartment his apartment is elected
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Speaker 2: as women's representative of his police force.
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Speaker 3: Darren, what is going on in Berlin?
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Speaker 9: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Absolutely insanity.
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Speaker 8: I'm glad you corrected the Daily Mail there for the
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Speaker 8: lack of the correct sex for that individual. I mean,
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Speaker 8: you couldn't make this up. Retot a fruity other nutcake. Frankly, Berlin,
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Speaker 8: they've outdone themselves. This judys a transgender officer accused of
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Speaker 8: drugging and assaulting colleagues with a penis pump.
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Speaker 1: I mean it sounds like something.
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Speaker 8: That you would pull out of Cards against Humanity, not
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Speaker 8: actually on what is one of the world's strongest economies.
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Speaker 8: But actually the behavior wouldn't actually look out of place
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Speaker 8: in a Berlin fetish club.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's quite renowned for being a bit.
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Speaker 8: Risque, shall we say, in some parts of Berlin, and
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Speaker 8: now being seen as a voice for women's issues, and
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Speaker 8: they say this is progress. Rita pull the other one.
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Speaker 8: But it's not just Berlin. I'm afraid I have to
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Speaker 8: correct you on that, because we've got male bodied officers
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Speaker 8: in this country now allowed to commit searches on women.
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Speaker 8: So in Britain, women's dignity is being sacrificed exactly invasive searches.
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Speaker 8: They've been sacrificed at the altar of inclusivity, and we're
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Speaker 8: all supposed to clap like seals.
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Speaker 1: Well, I think the.
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Speaker 8: Only thing we're going to be doing with our hands,
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Speaker 8: Rita is sticking a very firm two fingers up.
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Speaker 3: Darren Grimes, Thanks for your time tonight.
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Speaker 2: This segment, I'm confronted with levels of craziness, levels of
20:48
Speaker 2: lefty ludicrousness that are just frankly hard to digest. I'm
20:52
Speaker 2: left thinking, is this real or is it satire? Sadly,
20:56
Speaker 2: it's almost always real.
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Speaker 10: No, it's supporting, investing, or organizing your community to uplift
21:02
Speaker 10: the most marginalized. If you're still not masking, our liberation
21:05
Speaker 10: has always been connected. The continued rise of fascism is
21:08
Speaker 10: directly connected to Palestine, Sudan, Congo losing reproductive rights, anti transviance, xenophobia,
21:14
Speaker 10: and Yes, COVID.
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Speaker 2: The rise of fascism is connected to Palestine and trans
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Speaker 2: violence and masking. We've entered levels of intersectional madness previously
21:25
Speaker 2: thought impossible, and she's not done yet.
21:29
Speaker 10: Being okay with disabled and immunocompromise folks, dying for your
21:32
Speaker 10: convenience is not very progressive of you, especially when we
21:35
Speaker 10: know repeat infections can cause lifelong damage for all of us.
21:38
Speaker 10: If you're unable to handle the inconvenience of wearing a
21:40
Speaker 10: mask to protect your community, how much are you really
21:42
Speaker 10: willing to person invest in the liberation marginalize people. That
21:46
Speaker 10: being said, it's never too late to start masking and
21:48
Speaker 10: taking more precautions.
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Speaker 6: There you go.
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Speaker 3: It's simple.
21:51
Speaker 2: If you don't wear a mask, you're basically a fascist
21:54
Speaker 2: and a killer. You know, I bet I can guess
21:56
Speaker 2: who that Gale's favorite TV network is. It's got to
22:00
Speaker 2: be MSNBC, where the hosts are as crazy as the
22:03
Speaker 2: ever shrinking audience. Here, Rachel Matter defames the man selected
22:08
Speaker 2: by President Trump to be the next director of the NIH,
22:11
Speaker 2: doctor j.
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Speaker 3: Battaturia. This is what Matter had.
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Speaker 2: To say about a superbly qualified, courageous, and principled man
22:19
Speaker 2: who is currently a professor at Stanford Medical School.
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Speaker 11: Trump's top candidate endorsed herd immunity as the best way
22:29
Speaker 11: to address the COVID pandemic. Just a fancy way of saying,
22:32
Speaker 11: let's get everybody sick and see what happens. Call the week,
22:36
Speaker 11: call the elderly.
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Speaker 2: What a disgusting lie from a woman who should know better.
22:41
Speaker 2: For the record, doctor Baturia advocated for focus protection of
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Speaker 2: the elderly and vulnerable. But then we're used to Rachel
22:50
Speaker 2: Matter lying fibbing about everything from the Russian collusion hoax
22:54
Speaker 2: to the COVID jabs.
22:57
Speaker 3: Remember this.
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Speaker 11: Now, we know that the vaccines work well enough that
23:00
Speaker 11: the virus stops with every vaccinated person. A vaccinated person
23:04
Speaker 11: gets exposed to the virus, the virus does not infect them.
23:09
Speaker 11: The virus cannot then use that person to go anywhere else.
23:11
Speaker 11: It cannot use a vaccinated person as a host to
23:14
Speaker 11: go get market.
23:15
Speaker 2: Now to veteran Democrats strategist James Carville, who is sick
23:19
Speaker 2: and tired of young progressive upstarts behind Kamala's campaign, and
23:24
Speaker 2: this meltdown is I've got to say, superb fun enjoy.
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Speaker 4: Not only am I not interested in your opinion, I'm
23:34
Speaker 4: not even going to call you by your name. You're
23:37
Speaker 4: twenty three years old. I don't really give you what
23:40
Speaker 4: you seek. And let me tell you another huge error,
23:45
Speaker 4: huge error is when people said campaigns need to reflect
23:51
Speaker 4: progressive values. No they don't, No they don't.
23:56
Speaker 2: I like nothing more than watching lefties turn on each other.
24:00
Speaker 2: And Carville is in rare form here.
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Speaker 4: If I will run a twenty twenty eight campaign and
24:06
Speaker 4: I had some little snot nosed twenty three year old
24:10
Speaker 4: saying I'm going to resign if you don't do this,
24:13
Speaker 4: Not only would I fired at on the spot, I
24:16
Speaker 4: would find out who hired them and fire that person
24:20
Speaker 4: on the spot. I'm really not interested and your uninformed,
24:26
Speaker 4: stupid jack opinion.
24:28
Speaker 3: We mustn't forget that old school democrats.
24:31
Speaker 2: Can be just as irrational means, spirited and bigoted as
24:35
Speaker 2: the new left. Watch shere as Carrie Kennedy essentially disowns
24:40
Speaker 2: her own brother, this is gross.
24:43
Speaker 12: I'm outraged and disgusted by my brother's guardian of seeing
24:49
Speaker 12: embrace of Donald Trump. I completely did and separate and
24:57
Speaker 12: dissociate myself from Robert Kennedy Junior and is flagrant and inexpectable.
25:05
Speaker 12: That's great and trampled set buyer to my brother's memory.
25:10
Speaker 2: Now to women so enraged by democracy that they're screaming
25:15
Speaker 2: quite literally at the ocean.
25:36
Speaker 3: Now to some Australian content.
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Speaker 2: Here is a woman protesting outside a synagogue in Melbourne
25:41
Speaker 2: holding a sign saying nothing is why into Semitic than Zionism,
25:46
Speaker 2: and listen to her reasoning here, this is incredible.
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Speaker 3: Why are you talking.
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Speaker 4: About anti semitism when you're not Jewish?
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Speaker 13: Impacted by anti semitism?
25:55
Speaker 3: Are no people think I am?
25:56
Speaker 13: And I've been queed you and had my to kick
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Speaker 13: my ass.
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Speaker 8: Because they thought I was Jewish, So it impacted me
26:03
Speaker 8: as well.
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Speaker 6: We are not anti Semitics. That's a lie.
26:05
Speaker 4: So you've been affected by anti semitism because.
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Speaker 1: People mistake you as a Jew?
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Speaker 6: Correct? Yeah?
26:11
Speaker 1: Are you listening to yourself?
26:13
Speaker 6: Yes?
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Speaker 2: No, no, you're not listening to Yourselvia harassed because people
26:19
Speaker 2: think you're a Jew and you think it's a fine
26:21
Speaker 2: idea to protest outside a synagogue and hold a sign
26:24
Speaker 2: saying Zionism is anti Semitic? Can I suggest you start
26:29
Speaker 2: by looking up what Zionism actually means. Now to the
26:33
Speaker 2: Australian Parliament and this outburst from Senator for Tima Payman
26:37
Speaker 2: is something else. She launched a vicious hate field die
26:42
Speaker 2: tribe against Conservative One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson. Watch shere
26:46
Speaker 2: as Senator Ralph Babbett tries to maintain his composure. This
26:51
Speaker 2: is the Australian Senate, folks. She says, we're bringing in
26:55
Speaker 2: people from South Africa at the moment.
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Speaker 3: There's a huge amount coming into Australia who have disease,
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Speaker 3: They've got AIDS. If that is not racist, what is it?
27:07
Speaker 3: Oh it's not racist. Oh, somebody bring the dictionary. Because
27:11
Speaker 3: Senator Hanson does not know.
27:13
Speaker 2: The definition of racism.
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Speaker 6: The fact that you.
27:19
Speaker 2: Would say just weeks ago to Senator Bookie, piss off
27:24
Speaker 2: back to Pakistan.
27:26
Speaker 3: You're not just vindictive, mean nasty.
27:29
Speaker 2: You bring disgrace to the human race, no dignity whatsoever
27:35
Speaker 2: as a senator. Quite a disgusting display there from Senator Payment.
27:40
Speaker 3: Frankly gross.
27:42
Speaker 2: And let's end with one more local lefty losing it.
27:45
Speaker 2: He is the chair of the ABC, the public broadcaster
27:48
Speaker 2: that receives more than a billion dollars of your money
27:52
Speaker 2: every single year to churn out leftist crap. Yesterday, the
27:56
Speaker 2: chair of the ABC was asked about the popularity of Joe.
28:01
Speaker 2: After admitting he is not familiar with Rogan's work, he
28:04
Speaker 2: launches into an unhinged, ignorant rant.
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Speaker 7: I am not a consumer or enthusiast about mister Rogan
28:14
Speaker 7: and his work. I am not one of the three billion,
28:22
Speaker 7: and I'm unlikely to be three billion and one anytime soon.
28:27
Speaker 7: I think people like mister Rogan pray on people's vulnerabilities.
28:34
Speaker 7: They pray on fear, they pray on anxiety, they pray
28:41
Speaker 7: on all of the elements that contribute to uncertainty in society,
28:47
Speaker 7: and they entrepreneur fantasy outcomes and conspiracy outcomes. As being
28:56
Speaker 7: a normal part of social narrative. Personally, find it deeply repulsive,
29:03
Speaker 7: and to think that someone has such remarkable power in
29:10
Speaker 7: the United States is something that I look at in disbelief.
29:15
Speaker 7: I'm also absolutely in dismay that this can be a
29:21
Speaker 7: source of public entertainment when it's really treating the public
29:26
Speaker 7: as plunder for purposes that are really quite malevolent.
29:33
Speaker 2: Joining me now for more is Guy News contributor Kosher
29:37
Speaker 2: Gator Koshe took Trump just one phone call to do
29:39
Speaker 2: what the Biden administration has failed to do over the
29:43
Speaker 2: last four years, and that's get Mexico to take some real,
29:46
Speaker 2: meaningful action to help stop the illegal immigration crisis. Donald
29:50
Speaker 2: Trump spoke with Mexico President Claudia Shine Bompardo, and he
29:56
Speaker 2: prombably put out this release saying she has agreed to
29:59
Speaker 2: stop my gration through Mexico and into the United States,
30:02
Speaker 2: effectively closing our southern border.
30:06
Speaker 3: Surely can't be that simple.
30:08
Speaker 14: This is the Trump effect on the full display. Now.
30:11
Speaker 14: The president of Mexico is new. She just won election
30:13
Speaker 14: in June. She just came into office in October, so
30:16
Speaker 14: she is not that familiar yet firsthand with Trump. But
30:18
Speaker 14: I think she's going to learn, and this phone call
30:20
Speaker 14: was her initiation. Look, I think the chess board still
30:24
Speaker 14: has many moves to go. But Trump does have a
30:27
Speaker 14: blueprint because he did this before with a couple presidents ago,
30:30
Speaker 14: and when he negotiated the Safe in Mexico deal, were
30:34
Speaker 14: people coming from other parts of the world into Mexico
30:37
Speaker 14: can get safe Harvard there and can't come over into
30:39
Speaker 14: the US. As well as tariffs and all these things,
30:41
Speaker 14: He's tried them, he's see what's worked. He's going to
30:43
Speaker 14: push it, hopefully even harder this time. And clearly the
30:47
Speaker 14: previous administration didn't want to do anything. Otherwise they would.
30:50
Speaker 2: Have well no, and they dismantled what he was doing,
30:53
Speaker 2: like the stay in Mexico policy that was very very effective. Now,
30:57
Speaker 2: Kamala's campaign Check O'Malley dylan has complained about how the
31:03
Speaker 2: media let Kamala Harris down and lost the election. This
31:07
Speaker 2: is incredible because the media coverage was almost universally positive
31:12
Speaker 2: for Kamala Harris eighty four percent positive and almost entirely
31:17
Speaker 2: negative for Donald Trump ninety eight percent negative, according to
31:21
Speaker 2: the Media Research Center. But let's have a listen here
31:24
Speaker 2: to Jen O'Malley dylan.
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Speaker 15: Being up against a narrative that we weren't doing anything
31:29
Speaker 15: or we were afred to have interviews is completely bloked
31:33
Speaker 15: and also like too called a little bit, and we
31:35
Speaker 15: just gave us another thing we had to fight back
31:37
Speaker 15: for that Trump never had to worry about.
31:40
Speaker 2: Really, it seems like they are clueless about what really happened,
31:46
Speaker 2: why they lost, why they lost so badly, how they
31:50
Speaker 2: squandered so much money, how they squandered all that goodwill
31:54
Speaker 2: from the.
31:55
Speaker 3: Media and positive coverage.
31:57
Speaker 2: If this is really where they are, there's a long
32:00
Speaker 2: way to come back, because they haven't seemed to have
32:02
Speaker 2: learnt any lessons from this one.
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Speaker 14: No, it was some serious coping. And you have to
32:06
Speaker 14: wonder how much of it is she was on camera
32:08
Speaker 14: on a podcast and she's seeing what she, as a
32:10
Speaker 14: chair of the campaign, has to see. She's not exactly
32:13
Speaker 14: a reliable narrator, or does she really know where deep
32:15
Speaker 14: down inside? Who knows? It could be that they actually
32:18
Speaker 14: don't believe it, because whining about the media, for anybody
32:22
Speaker 14: who follows the media is the funniest, funniest place to go.
32:25
Speaker 14: And when she was complaining that Trump didn't have to
32:28
Speaker 14: stand up to the unfair media, the way she had to.
32:30
Speaker 14: He only had to stand up to being called a
32:32
Speaker 14: convicted felon and a rapist and an insurrectionist and like
32:36
Speaker 14: so many.
32:37
Speaker 3: Pocracy a fascist. Yeah.
32:39
Speaker 2: He had stories just absolutely manufactured to paint at crisis,
32:47
Speaker 2: you know, whether it's the blood bath or the Fine
32:49
Speaker 2: People hoax, which seven years later the media was still
32:52
Speaker 2: repeating despite it being debunked.
32:55
Speaker 3: There's so many examples, it could be here all day.
32:57
Speaker 3: But surely she's got a.
33:00
Speaker 2: Her own reputation and credibility there, so to go on
33:04
Speaker 2: camera and say that she looks like a fool, she.
33:07
Speaker 14: Does, and that is interesting because they are going to
33:09
Speaker 14: be regrouping for whoever's next in her own career. And
33:12
Speaker 14: David Plaff was off camera there, but he's a smart guy,
33:14
Speaker 14: one of Obama's people. He has been another media saying
33:17
Speaker 14: that she just was a really flawed candidate. Yeah, in
33:19
Speaker 14: as nicely put as he can see that. But she
33:23
Speaker 14: seems to be going all in and finding a bogeyman,
33:25
Speaker 14: which happens to be the media for her.
33:27
Speaker 3: And I tell you how badly they were going.
33:29
Speaker 2: They've revealed that popular internet show Hot Ones turned down
33:34
Speaker 2: their demands to interview Kamala Harris, apparently because they didn't
33:38
Speaker 2: want to get polity cool. This has got to be
33:40
Speaker 2: Neolai Kosha. To be rejected by podcasters effectively when you're
33:45
Speaker 2: running to be the president of the United States.
33:49
Speaker 14: That really is funny. I will say to give the
33:51
Speaker 14: podcasts a benefit of the duck. If it's true that
33:53
Speaker 14: they have never had a political guest on that's what
33:55
Speaker 14: they claim. I'm actually not that familiar with all of
33:57
Speaker 14: their episodes. Good for them and this overly political world
34:00
Speaker 14: that we live in. If there's like one podcast out
34:03
Speaker 14: there trying to be pure, that's great, but it is
34:07
Speaker 14: a luw for her. And you know what the biggest
34:09
Speaker 14: one is instead of whining about that one, Joe Rogan.
34:11
Speaker 14: Everybody knows how that story went. She had an opportunity
34:13
Speaker 14: to be interviewed by him, passed it up, or didn't
34:16
Speaker 14: want it to be the free flowing three hour format
34:18
Speaker 14: that he's known for, and that is a way she
34:21
Speaker 14: could have gotten cut through to fifteen million people, and
34:23
Speaker 14: she blew it well.
34:24
Speaker 2: O'Malley Dylan also revealed just how they botch that.
34:28
Speaker 3: Again. I don't know if she's lying or whether this
34:31
Speaker 3: is an.
34:32
Speaker 2: Admission, but Kamala was even in Texas and she still
34:38
Speaker 2: missed this up.
34:39
Speaker 3: And it seemed to be.
34:39
Speaker 2: Oh, well, we can't put aside an entire day the
34:43
Speaker 2: world's biggest podcast.
34:44
Speaker 3: You surely can. I don't actually believe that.
34:47
Speaker 2: I think there were smart enough to know that it
34:49
Speaker 2: would have been a train wreck. She would not be
34:52
Speaker 2: able if she can't deal with the view and the
34:54
Speaker 2: softball questions from them.
34:56
Speaker 3: Has she going to deal.
34:57
Speaker 2: With Joe Rogan who asks probing questions and wants to
35:01
Speaker 2: have a real conversation.
35:02
Speaker 14: And you need the intellectual stamina to go through three
35:05
Speaker 14: hours on it and work with him. She couldn't have
35:07
Speaker 14: done it. And it's again easy to blame process, easy
35:09
Speaker 14: to blame her schedules. If you can't fly in and
35:11
Speaker 14: do an intermial flyout, She's.
35:13
Speaker 2: Got a jet, she had over a billion dollars to
35:16
Speaker 2: play with.
35:17
Speaker 3: I'm sure she could have got there. Now another left
35:20
Speaker 3: leaning mayor, this one of Tucson. Tucson, is that how
35:24
Speaker 3: I pronounce it?
35:25
Speaker 2: In Arizona, Regina Ramaro says she's going to do everything
35:30
Speaker 2: she can to stop mass deportations.
35:33
Speaker 3: She says they're cruel.
35:34
Speaker 13: I am deeply troubled by President elect Trump's plans for
35:38
Speaker 13: mass deportation. I believe they are cruel and immoral. I
35:44
Speaker 13: will work with our police chief to make sure that
35:47
Speaker 13: our focus remains unprotecting and serving twosonents. I am unwavering
35:54
Speaker 13: in my commitment to this fate.
35:58
Speaker 2: Kosher?
35:58
Speaker 3: What do these mayors not under stand?
36:00
Speaker 2: Up batt elections having consequences, Donald Trump has a clear
36:04
Speaker 2: mandate when he comes to deportations, and it wasn't a secret.
36:08
Speaker 2: It was a major policy platform. And he's won. He's
36:12
Speaker 2: won everything. He's won the House, he's won the popular vote,
36:16
Speaker 2: he's won the presidency.
36:17
Speaker 3: Yup, Exactly what are they?
36:18
Speaker 14: The approval rating is high, and support for this issue
36:21
Speaker 14: in particular has only trended in one direction. Some like
36:24
Speaker 14: seventy percent of Americans support some version or some quarantine
36:27
Speaker 14: of mass deportations. I think what they're going for is
36:30
Speaker 14: they know that they can flout the mandate and the
36:33
Speaker 14: law and all of this, as they have done for
36:35
Speaker 14: the past forty years in varying degrees, and especially in
36:38
Speaker 14: his first administration, he was met with similar opposition. They're
36:41
Speaker 14: doing it right now. The mayor of Denver came out
36:43
Speaker 14: last week. She's come out now. So they're basically pointing
36:46
Speaker 14: to the sanctuary cities that they run or states and
36:48
Speaker 14: they're saying, you know, we don't support it. Let's see
36:51
Speaker 14: what you're going to do. And the number one question
36:53
Speaker 14: on everybody's mind is is this time going to be different?
36:56
Speaker 14: Where you know, Trump did a little bit last time,
36:58
Speaker 14: but he didn't go scorts to earth. He this time,
37:01
Speaker 14: given that the public sentiment is on his side and
37:04
Speaker 14: he's much more imboltant.
37:05
Speaker 2: I think given the mandate that he's receiving and given
37:07
Speaker 2: the person who's put in charge of that particular area,
37:11
Speaker 2: I think it is going to.
37:12
Speaker 3: Be scorched earth.
37:15
Speaker 2: Could it be a strategy here for Republicans to say, Okay,
37:19
Speaker 2: you want to be a sanctuary city, you want to
37:21
Speaker 2: be a sanctuary state, fine, illegal immigrants can move there,
37:25
Speaker 2: and in the other states where they are going to cooperate,
37:30
Speaker 2: we're not going to have this issue. I mean, could
37:32
Speaker 2: that be a strategy you employed says you vote for
37:35
Speaker 2: these policies.
37:37
Speaker 14: And cutting funding federal funding for sanctuary states. And there
37:40
Speaker 14: are definitely levers. For sure, they need the political will
37:43
Speaker 14: and the spine to fight people like this, to fight
37:45
Speaker 14: the media, to reframe the issue, and let's hope that
37:48
Speaker 14: this time the team is much more equipped to do so.
37:51
Speaker 2: But of course, longer term, you would imagine the Democrats
37:53
Speaker 2: have plans to have a path to citizenship fast tracked
37:57
Speaker 2: for a lot of these and we're talking about millions
37:59
Speaker 2: of millions of people, and they're accounting that they're going
38:03
Speaker 2: to be voting Democrats for seeble future. That may be wrong,
38:06
Speaker 2: but that's what they're hoping for. Now, let's talk about
38:11
Speaker 2: this story. This is incredible, A story about DEI training.
38:15
Speaker 3: A study that looked into its.
38:18
Speaker 2: Impact was supposed to be published by The New York
38:20
Speaker 2: Times and Bloomberg, but they reportedly decided not to publish
38:25
Speaker 2: the story after the results of the study went very
38:28
Speaker 2: differently to what they imagined. The study, in fact found
38:32
Speaker 2: that DEI policies we're talking about diversity, equity, inclusion, de
38:36
Speaker 2: training actually makes people see prejudice where it.
38:40
Speaker 3: Does not exist.
38:41
Speaker 2: It results in increased hostility, promotes agreement with extreme rhetoric
38:48
Speaker 2: such as adapted. Adolf Hitler quotes, this is incredible. This
38:53
Speaker 2: is what we're talking about because a lot of this
38:55
Speaker 2: so called affirmative action reverse racism.
38:59
Speaker 3: It's just race. It's just a obsession with race and.
39:04
Speaker 2: Giving certain privileges to people for things that they have
39:07
Speaker 2: no control over, whether it's their gender, the ethnicity, or
39:12
Speaker 2: their sexual orientation.
39:14
Speaker 14: Yes, and on top of that, it's like an eight
39:16
Speaker 14: billion dollar industry, this whole DEI complex. People like abramx
39:19
Speaker 14: Kendy and Robin DiAngelo have become multi multimillionaires off this
39:24
Speaker 14: industry and the solutions that they purport to do it.
39:27
Speaker 14: Half the American workers have had to take some form
39:29
Speaker 14: of training and HR departments.
39:30
Speaker 3: About the stuff.
39:31
Speaker 14: So at best, it's a complete and utter waste of
39:33
Speaker 14: productivity and value in these companies, and at worse, it's
39:36
Speaker 14: something more sinister, Like you're saying that it's actually priming
39:39
Speaker 14: people in a negative way. So not only is it
39:42
Speaker 14: a waste, but it's making people focus on things that
39:44
Speaker 14: they otherwise wouldn't have. And I think that blind taste
39:47
Speaker 14: test in the study where they were taking passages from
39:50
Speaker 14: Hitler and changing out people is fascinating and it's some
39:52
Speaker 14: enterprising podcasters should go and do a whole bit on
39:55
Speaker 14: that because I think it would go viral.
39:57
Speaker 2: That was it, that was incredible. This study is, Yeah,
40:03
Speaker 2: we could talk about it for an hour. Some of
40:05
Speaker 2: the insights are incredible and Koshagata, thanks so much for
40:07
Speaker 2: your time.
40:08
Speaker 3: Tonight still to come.
40:10
Speaker 2: What has Leonardo DiCaprio done to upset the friendliest.
40:14
Speaker 3: People on earth?
40:15
Speaker 2: Kimsey Scofield joins me next.
40:26
Speaker 3: Welcome back.
40:27
Speaker 2: Joining me now is celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield.
40:31
Speaker 2: Kinsey John Shahidi, who manages popular podcasters the Knelk Boys,
40:36
Speaker 2: has pitched the idea of allowing podcasters into White House
40:41
Speaker 2: press briefings. This is something that President alec Donald Trump
40:45
Speaker 2: is apparently considering.
40:46
Speaker 3: Americans are turning away from.
40:49
Speaker 2: Many traditional media sources and increasingly turning two podcasters.
40:54
Speaker 3: Doesn't make sense to treat them like the rest of
40:57
Speaker 3: the media.
40:58
Speaker 16: Yeah, and Don Junior like I'm breaking some news here
41:01
Speaker 16: on his podcast, he said, this is something we are
41:04
Speaker 16: seriously considering. Podcast reach is you know, there's no comparison
41:09
Speaker 16: when it comes to certain podcast reach versus mainstream media.
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Speaker 16: And I think today people trust Joe Rogan far more
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Speaker 16: than they trust anybody on ABC or NBC, to be
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Speaker 16: honest with you, I think that the American public has
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Speaker 16: really lost faith in journalism, and it would be in
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Speaker 16: the White House's best interest if they want to get
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Speaker 16: their message out to invite some of those people that
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Speaker 16: have cultivated really engaged audiences and have people that trust them,
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Speaker 16: their listeners believe in them.
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Speaker 2: And also they're reaching a whole new audience. They're reaching
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Speaker 2: young people, they're reaching people who are not always politically engaged,
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Speaker 2: and that can only be good for the voter turnout
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Speaker 2: because after all, America, unlike Australia, not have compulsory voting.
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Speaker 2: Advisors working on Kamala Harris's failed presidential campaign have said
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Speaker 2: they were surprised to see publicly released poles showing her
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Speaker 2: ahead of Donald Trump because their internal polling consistently had
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Speaker 2: her well behind. This is something I talked about on
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Speaker 2: this program because the way they were behaving often was
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Speaker 2: as if they were trailing, and I was wondering out
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Speaker 2: loud what their internal polling was showing them compared to
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Speaker 2: what the polls the media was publishing.
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Speaker 3: What do you make of all that, Kinsey?
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Speaker 16: I mean, I think that that's further proof that you
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Speaker 16: need people like Joe Rogan, you know, in the White
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Speaker 16: House Press Corps, because that, to me, the willingness of
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Speaker 16: the media to just post all of the Kamalas got
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Speaker 16: it in the bag shows their dishonesty and their lack
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Speaker 16: of due diligence. I listened to that media. I was
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Speaker 16: under the impression that Kamala had it in the bag,
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Speaker 16: and I dreaded the question whenever anyone asked me who's
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Speaker 16: going to win? Because I thought it was going to
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Speaker 16: be Kamala. And I was surprised by the fact that
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Speaker 16: you knew that. It obviously impresses me because I was
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Speaker 16: surprised to find out that internally they were quite worried
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Speaker 16: and they didn't have the same intel. Yet to the world,
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Speaker 16: these big media entities are saying, get ready for Kamala.
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Speaker 16: It's going to be a brat Whitehouse, and on.
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Speaker 2: The late night TV hosts, they were all pushing these poles,
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Speaker 2: saying she's ahead, she's leading in every swing stage, she's.
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Speaker 3: Going to win.
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Speaker 2: Iowa is that some of the polling was ridiculous. Now
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Speaker 2: let's talk about Leonardo DiCaprio. He's been lash for ignoring
43:50
Speaker 2: a traditional ceremony in Fiji. Excited locals were singing.
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Speaker 9: And dancing, and this is how he behaved.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey.
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Speaker 2: It's clear he wasn't really on the phone That's what
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Speaker 2: offends me more than anything. If you don't want to
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Speaker 2: stick around and be polite for five seconds, fine, but
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Speaker 2: don't pretend to be on the phone. He dropped the
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Speaker 2: phone as soon as he got into the vat.
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Speaker 16: Yeah, a simple wave doesn't cost you anything, A simple
44:56
Speaker 16: smile doesn't cost you anything. I didn't think that this
44:59
Speaker 16: reflected on him on this show. I believe I've covered
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Speaker 16: some people kind of harassing him outside of a club
45:07
Speaker 16: or a party in Paris over the Diddy allegations. So
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Speaker 16: I wonder how much he's trying to avoid viral moments.
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Speaker 16: But at this just seemed like a care free, joyous
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Speaker 16: moment and he wasn't going to allow them to have it,
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Speaker 16: and it reflects It reflects poorly on him. He needs
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Speaker 16: to understand that in that moment, when he made that
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Speaker 16: decision to try to avoid attention, he attracted negative attention
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Speaker 16: and he needs to be more cautious of that.
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Speaker 3: You're so right.
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Speaker 2: All he needed to do was take his son, he's off,
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Speaker 2: give them a smile, maybe away the thumbs up, whatever,
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Speaker 2: some gesture of acknowledgment, and he didn't need to stay
45:48
Speaker 2: for the whole thing. But that was just rude, very
45:52
Speaker 2: rudin date Charles Spencer, as is the younger brother or
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Speaker 2: the like Princess Diana.
45:59
Speaker 3: His attempted to.
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Speaker 2: Explain his new relationship with a woman eighteen years younger
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Speaker 2: than him following his divorce with from wife Karen Spencer.
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Speaker 3: He told the Daily Maw that he wasn't looking for of.
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Speaker 2: When he fell for new girlfriend, archaeologist doctor Katrine Jarman.
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Speaker 3: He said, the thing is, I'm eighteen.
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Speaker 2: Years older than Cat, and so there wasn't even the possibility.
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Speaker 2: He said, I've never been with a much younger person.
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Speaker 2: I wasn't even thinking romance. I was at the tail
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Speaker 2: end of a marriage. It just wasn't a possibility. But
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Speaker 2: here we are that two of them have had a
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Speaker 2: strong friendship for many years, even while he was still
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Speaker 2: married to Karen.
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Speaker 3: What more can you tell us, Kinsey.
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Speaker 16: Look page Sex reports the sixty year old math the
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Speaker 16: archaeologist who is eighteen years his junior in twenty twenty one,
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Speaker 16: when she arrived at authorp his family's country estate to
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Speaker 16: do some digging. There's a gold digger joke there, reader,
46:54
Speaker 16: But I digress.
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 16: The man announces their divorce days after his wife's father
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Speaker 16: days this, you know, this Meet the Girlfriend media tour,
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Speaker 16: the girlfriend suing his wife. There is a scandal brewing.
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Speaker 16: The spin is giving desperation and it feels like Prince
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Speaker 16: Harry's favorite uncle is trying to cover something up. And
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Speaker 16: I want to know, should Megan Markle be concerned about
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Speaker 16: Prince Harry hanging out with a man that has been
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Speaker 16: divorced three times and is now dating a woman that's
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Speaker 16: eighteen years younger than he is. People are going to
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Speaker 16: need to watch this space.
47:30
Speaker 2: And didn't he have a go at King Charles because
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Speaker 2: he cheated on his sister, Princess Diana. And well, I'm
47:38
Speaker 2: not suggesting there's been any cheating. Yea, other people may
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Speaker 2: be doing that, but it's not something I would do.
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Speaker 2: But did you say the new girlfriend is suing the wife?
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Speaker 3: What's that about?
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Speaker 16: She is suing the wife for privacy and we don't
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Speaker 16: have the details of that yet, but I don't but
47:56
Speaker 16: for Charles to come out and do this Meet the
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Speaker 16: Girlfriend tour, it's almost a silent endorsement of that, and
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Speaker 16: that I mean, to me, that's hideous. This woman who's
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Speaker 16: current his current wife give him a beautiful daughter, like behave,
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Speaker 16: be kind, I'm like, I'm shocked.
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Speaker 2: I don't know why he'd want to be doing anything
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Speaker 2: in the public and concerning his personal life at all.
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Speaker 3: Taylor Swift. The swift is out there. We know there's
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Speaker 3: millions of them.
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Speaker 2: They've been disappointed after Billboard's magazine ranked her as only
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Speaker 2: the second greatest pop star of all time. Tell us
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Speaker 2: who came in at number one. Now, I've got a
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Speaker 2: feeling Carnie will be happy about this.
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Speaker 16: Well, we think that it's Beyonce. They're trying to do
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Speaker 16: some big tears.
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Speaker 3: We think that it's come on.
48:47
Speaker 16: Yeah, we think it's going to be Beyonce. You're right,
48:50
Speaker 16: that is a great Kanye reference hashtag Throwback Thursday. But
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Speaker 16: the Swifties, come on. It would have been way too
48:57
Speaker 16: easy to give this to Taylor Swift. You and I
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Speaker 16: just stuck about Billboard and Gson Ldan. Clearly they are
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Speaker 16: trying to ruffle some feathers with these lists, and they
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Speaker 16: have done so.
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Speaker 3: You're right.
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Speaker 2: I think it's the more politically prudent decision to go
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Speaker 2: with Beyonce as opposed to Taylor Swift.
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Speaker 3: But they're both Democrat darlings.
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Speaker 2: They both endorsed Kamala, They both tried to do their
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Speaker 2: most utmost to to get her over the line.
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Speaker 3: So either way you.
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Speaker 2: Would think Billboard would be on safe ground in that industry.
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Speaker 2: But yeah, but Kanie is happy or is he fallen
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Speaker 2: out with Beyonce? But the Carnie of twenty twenty four
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Speaker 2: is very different to the one who interrupted Taylor Swift
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Speaker 2: when she was receiving that award. Kinsey Schofield, thanks for
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Speaker 2: your time and that's it from Mayor.
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Speaker 3: Up next is Newsnight, I'll see you tomorrow night.
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Speaker 2: For Left, he's losing at nine point thirty