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The Rita Panahi Show | 17 June · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scolds Australia. This is the Reader Panicky Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening, Anne, Welcome to the Reader Panety Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight. Peter Duzn's strong poll numbers can found members
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Speaker 2: of the leftist media as voters. Mark Dan Anthony Albinizi
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Speaker 2: for his handling of climate policy and the cost of
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Speaker 2: living crisis. The ABC's pro renewable activism reaches new lows.
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Speaker 2: I'll speak to Professor Ian Plimer about that shortly. Diane
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Speaker 2: de d Dunlevy joins me later in the hour to
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Speaker 2: talk about Princess Kate's return and Jerry Seinfeld silencing a
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Speaker 2: heckler at his Sydney show, and the always amusing Alex
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Speaker 2: Stein joins me with the latest from the US, where
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Speaker 2: polls reveal at clear majority now back mass deportations. And
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Speaker 2: of course we never forget left. He's losing it. Let's
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Speaker 2: see how tolerant the folk at this pridle rally are
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Speaker 2: when they see a proud Jewish man.
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Speaker 3: I have been a light long LGBTQ activist. I believe
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Speaker 3: in the values of protecting LGBTQ people, but they are.
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Speaker 4: Attacking us in the middle of a pride march.
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Speaker 3: Am I not supposed to be welcome within my own
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Speaker 3: LGBTQ community because I am Jewish, because I'm Israeli. We're
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Speaker 3: people of the all nationalities here, all different types of
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Speaker 3: LGBTQ people, and we're being.
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Speaker 5: Booed right now.
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Speaker 2: World. Let's bring in Sky News contributor prou McSwain prove
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Speaker 2: we're going to start. In Victoria, former Premier Dan Andrews
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Speaker 2: is fighting a Supreme Court order to hand over his
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Speaker 2: mobile phone records from the day of a near fatal
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Speaker 2: car accident where a fifteen year old cyclist was a
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Speaker 2: badly hurt in twenty thirteen. Michael Warner reports in The
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Speaker 2: Herald Son that Dan Andrews were slacked with a subpoena
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Speaker 2: outside his Mulgrave home in March, and lawyers fought Ryan Muhlman,
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Speaker 2: who was fifteen when he was struck by the Andrews
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Speaker 2: family suv down in blake Gowry in the Mornington Peninsula.
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Speaker 2: They're seeking to establish who mister Andrews spoke to and when,
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Speaker 2: amid concerns of interference in the collisions aftermath. In sworn
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Speaker 2: statements to police, Dan Andrews and his wife Catherine, who
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Speaker 2: was driving, say they immediately called Triple zero for an ambulance,
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Speaker 2: but police documents suggests the call was placed four minutes
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Speaker 2: after the crasher. Ryan Mulman's father says he doesn't understand
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Speaker 2: why Dan Andrews has hired a lawyer to fight the
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Speaker 2: court subpoena, telling the Herald's son, what has he got
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Speaker 2: to hide? He just received an order of Australia. He's
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Speaker 2: meant to be exemplary and yet he's doing this. A
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Speaker 2: neighbor called the moment she heard the crash, So what
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Speaker 2: was Andrew's waiting for? What the hell was he doing
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Speaker 2: in those four minutes. Dan Andrews has engaged high profile
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Speaker 2: loyal Leon Zwire to fight the order. As Zwire was
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Speaker 2: recently giving advice to Britney Higgins, you might recognize his name.
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Speaker 2: Dan Andrews's position on this matter is that this subpoena
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Speaker 2: is a fishing expedition. But fishing expedition or not from McSwain,
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Speaker 2: this is a issue that is not going to go away.
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Speaker 2: More than a decade later, it's still unresolved in the
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Speaker 2: eyes of many.
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Speaker 6: Well Rita, it's this father is not the only one
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Speaker 6: scratching their head about this. It's very unusual behavior, and
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Speaker 6: it's yet another intriguing chapter in the life of this premiere.
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Speaker 6: It's quite a page turner, isn't it. We're all sort
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Speaker 6: of waiting to see what's next.
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Speaker 7: You know.
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Speaker 6: He left, we thought with a whimpa But it's really
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Speaker 6: become a bang, hasn't it.
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Speaker 2: It has? And we'll delve into this a little bit
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Speaker 2: more deeply on tomorrow's program. I'm going to be speaking
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Speaker 2: to the father of this teenager at the time, who
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Speaker 2: was badly hurt in the accident, and we will get
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Speaker 2: into the nitty gritty on tomorrow's program. Now, new poll
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Speaker 2: for the Nine Papers shows Opposition leader Peter Dutton has
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Speaker 2: taken the lead as preferred Prime Minister, is now backed
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Speaker 2: by thirty six percent of voters, compared with Anthony Alberanize's
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Speaker 2: thirty five percent. Peter Tartan also had good news in
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Speaker 2: the latest Financial Review Freshwater Strategy poll. Voters have marked
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Speaker 2: down Anthony Alberzi for his handling of climate policy and
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Speaker 2: the cost of living crisis. Prue Labour's primary vote is
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Speaker 2: down to twenty eight percent.
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Speaker 6: Well, you said in your opening remarks that the left
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Speaker 6: leaning media were surprised. I don't think many of us
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Speaker 6: would be surprised because when you look this faltering government
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Speaker 6: and this weak prime minister, where you know he's from
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Speaker 6: the start, even pre election, you know, we always had
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Speaker 6: our doubts about him with detail, with his competency, and
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Speaker 6: we saw again during the Voice campaign, which was so
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Speaker 6: all conceived and he just misread the whole of the
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Speaker 6: nation that this man is a bit of a pretender leader.
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Speaker 6: And now, of course, when the chickens are coming home
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Speaker 6: to roosts, when people have suddenly decided that they can't
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Speaker 6: afford the luxury of worrying about climate change, that they
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Speaker 6: need to worry about whether the climate in their house
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Speaker 6: is going to be warm enough because if they can
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Speaker 6: put their damn heater on because of the cost of energy,
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Speaker 6: and the fact that their poor kids are probably shivering
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Speaker 6: and wondering what's going to be for eton if they
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Speaker 6: in fact have a home they can skip, you know.
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Speaker 6: So these are the fundamental problems and worries of lived
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Speaker 6: experience Australians. And Dutton is looking stronger, he's looking like
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Speaker 6: he's a leader. He's giving you some solutions and confidence
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Speaker 6: that he can give us a cost of living. You know,
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Speaker 6: I don't know, just a cost of living alternative to
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Speaker 6: what's being offered, and you know, relieve the pressures on us.
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Speaker 6: And also the romance with climate change and energy is
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Speaker 6: suddenly ending that people are waking up to the fact
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Speaker 6: that this government, Bowen in particular, have led us down
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Speaker 6: the garden path and really it's hiding to nothing. And
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Speaker 6: Bowen has no clothes and people are suddenly realizing that
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Speaker 6: the emperor has no clothes and they're waking up. And
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Speaker 6: this is why the Liberals are doing so well well.
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Speaker 2: The Sydney Morning Herald's chief political correspondent, David Crow he
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Speaker 2: warned on Friday to Dutton's climate change agenda was going
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Speaker 2: to be a liberal wasteland, lead to a liberal wasteland,
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Speaker 2: and a couple of days later his paper has got
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Speaker 2: Dutton as preferred PM. I'll speak more about that with
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Speaker 2: Professor m Plymer. Shortly, let's talk about Channel nines ongoing issues.
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Speaker 2: One of their most beloved stars, Kerrie Anne Kenley, she's
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Speaker 2: taken aim at her former employer and she's spoken about
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Speaker 2: the entrench culture of bullying and intimidation. Their broadcast has
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Speaker 2: been hit with new allegations prove of serious misconduct by
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Speaker 2: senior executives. Kerry Anne Kennley told The Australian I experienced
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Speaker 2: the nine culture professionally and personally over decades, and it
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Speaker 2: is learned behavior, bad behavior and bad management skills or
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Speaker 2: lack of them, was wrong and it was always wrong.
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Speaker 2: But the perpetrators got away with it because they learned
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Speaker 2: from senior management. It was intre by senior people who
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Speaker 2: had gone before them. She also said the management style
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Speaker 2: was to pit people and shows against each other in
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Speaker 2: the assumption that would get the best out of them.
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Speaker 2: That included bullying and foul language and intimidation and extreme behavior.
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Speaker 2: If Nine thought a couple of high profile departures from
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Speaker 2: the management ranks would see and enter this saga, I
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Speaker 2: think they were sadly mistaken. It seems like there is
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Speaker 2: a lot more coming here, and I know a number
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Speaker 2: of journalists are doing investigations on this story as we speak.
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Speaker 6: Well, Rita, you know, I couldn't agree more with Kerry Anne.
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Speaker 6: I worked as a reporter Channel nine for many, many years,
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Speaker 6: and then I worked as a PR consultant to them,
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Speaker 6: so I do know that that culture was there. It
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Speaker 6: was a hangover of the seventies and eighties. It was
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Speaker 6: a very bloky culture where you had to be one
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Speaker 6: of the blokes if you wanted to serve, or you
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Speaker 6: had to tolerate some of the less attractive things that
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Speaker 6: happened in the boardroom. You know, it was often that
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Speaker 6: you went to the bar, and you had to go
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Speaker 6: to the bar, and this is where things happened. So
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Speaker 6: unless you were a very resilient young woman, you had problems.
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Speaker 6: And sadly it was a hangover of that period. And
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Speaker 6: it seems to be that that culture is still going on,
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Speaker 6: not just at nine, It's probably been going on in
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Speaker 6: a lot of other newsrooms. It's just Nine's been dragging
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Speaker 6: its feet for a long time, clearly, and hasn't recognized
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Speaker 6: that times have changed.
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Speaker 2: Have you considered, given your experience with the network, talking
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Speaker 2: to the independent investigator they've got in place, to detail
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Speaker 2: just what you saw with your own eyes during that period, I.
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Speaker 6: Would be prepared to read it. Do you have to
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Speaker 6: say that I grew up in that era where it
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Speaker 6: was almost acceptable.
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Speaker 2: You just went along with it.
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Speaker 6: I was never probably maybe they were scared of me
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Speaker 6: or didn't find me attractive.
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Speaker 2: I was never actually put upon.
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Speaker 6: But I have to say, I'd be prepared to have
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Speaker 6: a talk to them about it, But you know, I
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Speaker 6: also accept that there was an era. It's not excusable,
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Speaker 6: but it was an era when I you know, I
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Speaker 6: was in other newsrooms where this seemed to be acceptable.
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Speaker 2: Now, New South walesa Treasurer Daniel Mooki is warning that
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Speaker 2: the reelection of Donald Trump will be the biggest threat
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Speaker 2: to his state's economy in the years to come because
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Speaker 2: of the way Donald trump policies will impact international trade.
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Speaker 2: Is this guy serious proof? This sounds like delusions of grandeur.
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Speaker 2: Leants to have a say about the US presidency. Really
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Speaker 2: is that going to be the major issue for your
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Speaker 2: South Wales?
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Speaker 6: It's astounding that Trump derangement syndrome has gone to the
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Speaker 6: halls of or reach the halls of Macquarie Street. Look,
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Speaker 6: I would have thought, given Labour's policies and anxiety about
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Speaker 6: commodities fossil fuels, I would be a little bit more
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Speaker 6: concerned about the fact that if they don't have iron
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Speaker 6: ore and oil and coal income that that's going to
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Speaker 6: have a much greater impact on the budget of not
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Speaker 6: only the New South Wales politicians, but in fact federally
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Speaker 6: and they are delusional. Why doesn't Murky just start understanding
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Speaker 6: that it's the immigration figures of his beloved FEDS, and
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Speaker 6: it's the fact that slack planning laws and this incredible
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Speaker 6: white green or red green and indigenous tape that is
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Speaker 6: part of its signature of the planning bureaus in New
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Speaker 6: South Wales and around Australia that are holding up development.
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Speaker 6: And that's why we can't get new housing. So focus
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Speaker 6: on your own backyard, mate, and forget about Trump.
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Speaker 2: Yeah I would have thought so if you even had
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Speaker 2: those thoughts. Yet keep them to yourself because you might
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Speaker 2: look like a bit of a fool opining about such issues.
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Speaker 2: Per xween, Thank you so much for your time this evening.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is a steam geologist professor in Plimer.
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Speaker 2: Let's start with Peter Dutton's upping the ante on the
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Speaker 2: nation's energy policy and its net zero commitments. The usual
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Speaker 2: political pundits did what they always do. They warned of
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Speaker 2: electoral backlash and even oblivion. The chief political correspondent for
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Speaker 2: the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, David Crowe, wrote
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Speaker 2: on Friday that Dutton's policy of astonishing weakness on the
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Speaker 2: climate is risking a Liberal wasteland, saying the policy won't
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Speaker 2: win back the voters who fled to the cross bench
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Speaker 2: and it can make the Liberal campaigns far more difficult
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Speaker 2: in other urban seats. But today Crow reported in the
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Speaker 2: Sydney Morning Herald that Dutton was now preferred Prime minister
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Speaker 2: in their latest poll. And the political pundancy always in
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Speaker 2: this country advise coalition parties to go to the center.
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Speaker 2: What they really mean is to go to the left.
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Speaker 2: And I believe that is a recipe for electoral oblivion,
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Speaker 2: as we have seen in Victoria and we saw at
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Speaker 2: the last WA election. And Peter Dutton is proving that
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Speaker 2: if you actually stand for something and you articulate your
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Speaker 2: position on energy policy, you can win hearts and minds.
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Speaker 1: Well. A poor old socialist moaning Herald in Sydney's it
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Speaker 1: was one of the greatest newspapers in the world and
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Speaker 1: has now become a socialist maning Herald. It moans and
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Speaker 1: grains and all sorts of green issues. It almost every
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Speaker 1: time it gets things wrong, and once they start giving
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Speaker 1: Dutn advice and then it's going over. Dutt has clearly
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Speaker 1: hit a chord, as did Abbott, as have many of
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Speaker 1: the conservative parties in Europe, as have many people in
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Speaker 1: the US where Trump Dutton is hitting the cord, and
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Speaker 1: that is we have had this massive ingress of wind
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Speaker 1: and soul of power into our energy systems. Every time
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Speaker 1: we put more wind and solar into our systems, our
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Speaker 1: costs go up. There's something fundamentally and what Dutn is
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Speaker 1: saying is we're going to have another look at this now.
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Speaker 1: I don't think he's gone far enough, but let's see
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Speaker 1: how it goes. But the public is well behind him
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Speaker 1: on this. They are hurting, especially people in suburbia. They
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Speaker 1: are really hurting with absolutely monstrous electricity bills. So the
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Speaker 1: socialist Mining herald Age in Melbourne are basically supporting the
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Speaker 1: current green agenda of the government.
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Speaker 2: Well, the ABC are up in there and the Anti
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Speaker 2: As far as a fighting any sort of nuclear strategy
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Speaker 2: in this country, they say they went to Australia's biggest companies,
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Speaker 2: they went to fund managers, they went to mining giants
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Speaker 2: and now ask whether they think nuclear is a viable
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Speaker 2: option for meeting emission targets. And apparently the response from
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Speaker 2: all these folks was it's a unicorn and impossible without subsidies.
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Speaker 2: What do you make of the ABC's reporting here in.
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Speaker 1: Well, it's very biased. They're a green activist network. They
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Speaker 1: represent the Green vote, which is ten percent of the
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Speaker 1: vote across the nation. And the vote of one company
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Speaker 1: director or the vote of one fund manager is the
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Speaker 1: same as the vote of someone in Western Sydney or Melbourne.
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Speaker 1: Their vote is nothing special. They're the ones who are
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Speaker 1: paying the bills. Those corporate executives can afford to pay
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Speaker 1: thousands of dollars extra for their electricity because they're getting
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Speaker 1: paid in ordinate amounts of money. So it's certainly not
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Speaker 1: representative of the electorate. It's certainly not giving a balanced view,
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Speaker 1: and the ABC is trying to drive a political witch
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Speaker 1: into a policy that they don't like. Maybe they should
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Speaker 1: be having two sides of the debate discussed, but the
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Speaker 1: ABC cannot do this. They have now been captured by
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Speaker 1: the Greens. So the nuclear wedge is one which is
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Speaker 1: rather ridiculous because we have a nuclear power station in Sydney.
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Speaker 1: It creates medical isotapes which get flown to the Pacific
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Speaker 1: Islands and as far as Western Australia. Anyone who's been
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Speaker 1: seriously ill has been dependent upon a reactor in Australia.
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Speaker 1: We have many countries with reactors. Those countries that buy
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Speaker 1: our yellow cake from South Australia, countries that have reactors
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Speaker 1: and they burn this yellow cake in the reactors. So
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Speaker 1: we are one of the few countries, advanced countries in
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Speaker 1: the world without nuclear power. It's not a monster, it's
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Speaker 1: not it's well known, well established. I've used nuclear reactors
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Speaker 1: in my research work. I've seen nuclear reactors in the
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Speaker 1: center of towns. Nuclear reactors tried and proven technology. They
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Speaker 1: are lasting technologies and they produce a monstrous amount of electricity.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's a little bit rich. I think for the
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Speaker 2: ABC to be quoting these corporate heavyweights talking about this
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Speaker 2: will be impossible without subsidies. But where would renewables be
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Speaker 2: without subsidies? Well, and I do wonder what go ahead.
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Speaker 1: Maybe the ABC should run on renewable power, and that
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Speaker 1: I think would be wonderful. I don't listen or watch
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Speaker 1: the ABC, but you would have on some days only
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Speaker 1: three percent of the transmission. That's the amount of renewables
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Speaker 1: that go into the system. So maybe they should put
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Speaker 1: their money where their mouthage. Can only run on renewables.
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to hold my press.
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Speaker 2: No, I would imagine some of these people they went
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Speaker 2: to for their considered advice, may have investments in technologies,
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Speaker 2: perhaps renewables, that are going to be impacted if we
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Speaker 2: have a nuclear industry. So that's another thing to consider
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Speaker 2: of this reporting. That is as a fair imbalance as
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Speaker 2: we expect from the ABC. Now the Financial Reviews John
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Speaker 2: Ko has accused the CSIRO of not giving a fair
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Speaker 2: comparison between nuclear and renewables in their latest report, which
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Speaker 2: asserts wind and solar are the lowest cost new build
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Speaker 2: electricity generation in Australia. They claim that it's significantly cheaper
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Speaker 2: than nuclear. But the AFRs reporting says they're not comparing
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Speaker 2: apples and apples, they're comparing apples to oranges. They're underplaying
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Speaker 2: the potential use of nuclear by restricting their cost calculation
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Speaker 2: to just thirty years. It's something we've discussed previously on
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Speaker 2: this program, and they're making all sorts of other assumptions
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Speaker 2: that tip the scales in favor of renewables. Has a
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Speaker 2: CSIRO lost credibility in with this activism masquerading as unbiased
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Speaker 2: as an unbiased report, because we do expect this body
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Speaker 2: just to give us the facts, not to be a
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Speaker 2: political player.
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Speaker 1: A CSRO has an incident and that's for science. This
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Speaker 1: is an economic report. This is for other groups to do.
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Speaker 1: A CSRO should focus on a big science should focus
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Speaker 1: on making Australia more prosperous. Now, that report doesn't deal
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Speaker 1: with the cost of putting in transmission right across prosperous farmland.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't deal with destroying farmland to put in solar
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Speaker 1: and wind. It doesn't deal with a permanent loss of
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Speaker 1: food production in these areas. It's also is quite misleading
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Speaker 1: and deceptive because nuclear power stations do not last thirty years.
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Speaker 1: They last at least sixty years and sometimes longer. And
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Speaker 1: a nuclear power station is put where there is an
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Speaker 1: existing grid, that is where they may well have been
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Speaker 1: a cold power fired power station, so the costs are
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Speaker 1: significantly lower. The second thing is they've exaggerated the longevity
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Speaker 1: of wind and solar and they've given it a twenty
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Speaker 1: five year life. Now normally it's about fifteen years if
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Speaker 1: you're very lucky and you've got a westerly wind and
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Speaker 1: the sun is shining. So this report is sheer and
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Speaker 1: absolute political propaganda. This is a CSRO attempted to carry
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Speaker 1: favor with a government that's a green government. This is
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Speaker 1: a CSIRO chasing funds rather than chasing the truth and
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Speaker 1: big science.
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Speaker 2: For see em Plymer. Thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 2: This evening still to come a bumper edition of Lefti's
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Speaker 2: Losing It and why will world leaders concerned with Biden's
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Speaker 2: antics during the G seven Welcome back, and now it's
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Speaker 2: time for Lefties Losing it and one of our favorite
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Speaker 2: transactivists is back. Let's hear what wonderful advice Jeffrey Marsh
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Speaker 2: is imparting now.
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Speaker 4: Three ways to disrespect your elders. So if you're dealing
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Speaker 4: with a narcissistic parent or a bullying boss at work,
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Speaker 4: you need to one play innocent. There's some sort of
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Speaker 4: secret code or language they're using to try to get
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Speaker 4: you to do what they want, and all you need
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Speaker 4: to do is ask, what do you mean? I don't
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Speaker 4: get it? Could you explain that? Be innocent? Number two,
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Speaker 4: feel no guilt.
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Speaker 2: That's about all I can stomach, but I know some
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Speaker 2: of you are desperate to know. The third way you
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Speaker 2: can disrespect your elders.
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Speaker 4: Number three, limit contact, don't do extra, don't go above
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Speaker 4: and beyond.
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Speaker 2: He really does give the worst advice. Let's just look
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Speaker 2: how overjoyed old make Jeffrey is when he hears transactivists
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Speaker 2: have damaged JK Rowling's reputation.
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Speaker 4: Hi you one against missus Rowling. Now, it hasn't quite
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Speaker 4: happened yet, and this is conjecture and rumor, but Warner
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Speaker 4: Brothers has been trying to buy the Harry Potter franchise
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Speaker 4: from JK Rowling because largely because the actors refuse to
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Speaker 4: do another project unless she's gone because of her transphobic comments. So,
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Speaker 4: because of boycotts, because of you speaking, because of you
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Speaker 4: making her views her bigotry a liability, She's starting to
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Speaker 4: pay the price. Thank you so much for Karen. Thank
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Speaker 4: you so much for Karen. It is working.
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Speaker 2: The only people it's working with other lefties losing it,
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Speaker 2: and sadly many of them do in habit the media.
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Speaker 2: But bad news there for Jeffrey. JK Rowling is not
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Speaker 2: selling the rights to Harry Potter, and she's still a
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Speaker 2: self made billionaire and campaigner for women's rights, so I
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Speaker 2: think she's pretty much winning at live. But what JK
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Speaker 2: Rowling lacks are neo pronouns and zeno pronouns because Apparently
24:42
Speaker 2: neo pronouns aren't crazy enough. We now have pronouns that
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Speaker 2: are just sounds that humans can't even make. Confused, well,
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Speaker 2: get ready to be well and truly confounded, take it away, Jeffrey.
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Speaker 4: Zeno pronouns refers to any pronoun a person has that
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Speaker 4: is unspeakable, that is unworkable in the language of a person.
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Speaker 4: So an example would be a zeno pronoun would be
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Speaker 4: a word I can't I can't even say it right,
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Speaker 4: because that's the point. They're unsayable and sort of effervescent
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Speaker 4: and unknowable, kind of like a person's gender. That's why
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Speaker 4: I love this one. So an example would be, you know,
25:31
Speaker 4: a zeno pronoun would contain or a set of letters
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Speaker 4: that is a pronunciation that a human being can't pronounce.
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Speaker 4: It's some sound that a human being can't pronounce, or
25:44
Speaker 4: that a zeno pronoun contains an image or a concept
25:48
Speaker 4: that it's alluding to that is actually something that language
25:52
Speaker 4: has no way to express. The movement of understanding where
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Speaker 4: non binary people come from can sometimes take us into
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Speaker 4: very lofty, beautiful, spiritual, poetic places.
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Speaker 2: Lofty beautiful, poetic guy would have used different adjectives. I
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Speaker 2: think we can all agree that Jeffrey identifies as self
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Speaker 2: delighted and absurd. And talking about absurd, let's check in
26:27
Speaker 2: with the broken lefties of MSNBC.
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Speaker 8: Trump is literally crazy on stage, and I say it
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Speaker 8: not in a good way, not well, not fit, not
26:39
Speaker 8: mentally capable of holding together a sentence when his prompter
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Speaker 8: goes down.
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Speaker 2: Yes, they're still trying to gaslight the nation that it's
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Speaker 2: Trump who is not cognitively fit, not Biden. Remember this
26:54
Speaker 2: epically demented rand from Joe Scarborough height coulture.
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Speaker 9: But I undersold him when I said he was cogent.
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Speaker 9: He's far beyond cogent. In fact, I think he's better
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Speaker 9: than he's ever been intellectually.
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Speaker 7: Analytically.
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Speaker 9: Start your tape right now, because I'm about to tell
27:16
Speaker 9: you the truth and f you if you can't handle
27:20
Speaker 9: the truth. This version of Biden intellectually analytically is the
27:28
Speaker 9: best Biden ever.
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Speaker 2: Oh, that is wonderful stuff. We really should get some
27:36
Speaker 2: sort of a Netflix comedy special, because that is Champagne
27:39
Speaker 2: comedy right there. Let's take a look at Biden being
27:43
Speaker 2: the best he's ever.
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Speaker 10: Been anyway, And I don't want to. I don't want
27:56
Speaker 10: to choose no worries and uh h.
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Speaker 9: Los Angeles and uh and uh uh what am I
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Speaker 9: doing here?
28:13
Speaker 10: From the U.
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Speaker 2: And the leader of the free world was in sterling
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Speaker 2: form last night after a big Democrat fundraiser in LA
28:25
Speaker 2: with many A listers. They're the usual suspects, George Clooney,
28:28
Speaker 2: Julia Roberts, Barbara streisand watch here as Baraco Obama grabs
28:33
Speaker 2: Biden's arm and helps direct the confused potuse off stage.
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Speaker 2: I think we found out who the puppet master is.
29:03
Speaker 2: No wonder. Many savvy pundits consider this Obama's third term
29:08
Speaker 2: and it's been his most disastrous yet. Now watch how
29:12
Speaker 2: tolerant these Pride March attendees are when a member of
29:16
Speaker 2: their community is proud to be Jewish.
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Speaker 11: Ud you can't hit you these.
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Speaker 3: I have been a lifelong LGBTQ activist. I believe in
29:36
Speaker 3: the values.
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Speaker 11: Of protecting LGBTQ people, But they are attacking us in
29:41
Speaker 11: the middle of a Pride March.
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Speaker 3: Am I not supposed to be welcome within my.
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Speaker 11: Own LGBTQ community because I am Jewish, because I'm Israeli.
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Speaker 3: We're people of the own nationalities.
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Speaker 11: Here, all different types of LGBTQ people and we're being
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Speaker 11: booed right now wa in an LGBTQ community and movement
30:05
Speaker 11: in a Pride march that is supposed to be inclusive
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Speaker 11: of everybody. I have never in my life felt more
30:12
Speaker 11: excluded and it is heartbreaking.
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Speaker 2: Let's bring in the host of Prime Time with Alex
30:18
Speaker 2: Stein on Blaze TV. Alex, I'm interested on your thoughts
30:23
Speaker 2: on the Democrats fundraiser with Obama in LA featuring Hollywood
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Speaker 2: A listers and Obama helping the president off stage. It's
30:34
Speaker 2: clear that the celebrities don't care about any sort of
30:37
Speaker 2: cognitive decline. The celebrity class is right behind President Biden.
30:45
Speaker 5: Well, Rita, I believe George Cliney raised thirty million dollars
30:49
Speaker 5: for Joe Biden, and it's sad because that money will
30:52
Speaker 5: not make him any smarter, any sharper. Basically, we're living
30:55
Speaker 5: in the weekend at Bernieze at this point.
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Speaker 7: You know what I mean.
30:58
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm not even trying to say as a joke,
31:00
Speaker 5: but when Barack Obama has a guide off set, and
31:04
Speaker 5: then what's even worse is you have like these TikTok
31:06
Speaker 5: influencers like Harry Season, who's literally defending this, saying that
31:11
Speaker 5: Joe Biden is one hundred percent cognitive and that he's
31:14
Speaker 5: functioning like a normal adult.
31:16
Speaker 7: I mean, he's eighty years old.
31:17
Speaker 5: The guy deserves to be on a golf course, not
31:19
Speaker 5: running for president of the United States.
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Speaker 2: Well, I'm not sure if he's even fit to be
31:25
Speaker 2: on a golf course. I'd like to see him on
31:28
Speaker 2: a couch somewhere with a warm ball of soup and
31:32
Speaker 2: just enjoying, because there are eighty year olds who are
31:36
Speaker 2: robust and are a lot more with it, both physically
31:39
Speaker 2: and mentally than President Biden appears to be his. A
31:43
Speaker 2: performance at the g seven left the leaders of several countries,
31:48
Speaker 2: alex alarmed, bemused. The Daily Mail reports allies noticed he
31:55
Speaker 2: was losing focus and tired, He missed several dinners, he
32:00
Speaker 2: wandered off and snapped at the press at one point,
32:03
Speaker 2: and then there was his bizarre interaction with the Pope.
32:08
Speaker 2: And look here for the reactions of Argentinian leader Javier
32:12
Speaker 2: Milay and also Italy's Georgia Maloney. In Milay does a
32:18
Speaker 2: double take whilst he's watching this performance. But like you said,
32:23
Speaker 2: you've got these TikTok influences. You've got members of the
32:26
Speaker 2: media desperate to paint the coverage of the president's increasingly
32:31
Speaker 2: unusual behavior as some sort of a fabrication rather than
32:36
Speaker 2: the sad decline of a man we've seen over decades.
32:40
Speaker 2: So we've seen the decline. It's not like we've only
32:42
Speaker 2: had him in our lives for the last four years.
32:46
Speaker 5: Well, you know, Joe Biden calls himself a Catholic, but
32:49
Speaker 5: he's the pro choice Catholic that believes in abortion, which
32:52
Speaker 5: I think that totally goes against Catholicism one hundred percent.
32:55
Speaker 5: I mean, why wouldn't you want to protect a young
32:57
Speaker 5: child in the womb? So I mean Joe Biden as
33:00
Speaker 5: a hypocrite. Joe Biden is basically senile at this point.
33:04
Speaker 5: And like you said, there are eighty year olds that
33:05
Speaker 5: are still quick witted and still got it going on,
33:08
Speaker 5: but Joe Biden is not that guy. I believe that
33:10
Speaker 5: he's probably hopped up on some sort of amphetamine, or
33:13
Speaker 5: he's on some sort of medication that actually, you.
33:16
Speaker 7: Know, keeps his energy up.
33:17
Speaker 5: But obviously he's artificially on performance enhancing drugs. And I
33:23
Speaker 5: know that might sound crazy, but there's no way that
33:25
Speaker 5: this guy would have the fortitude to travel to all
33:28
Speaker 5: these places and do all this stuff if they weren't
33:31
Speaker 5: juicing him up with I don't know what that is,
33:34
Speaker 5: but it's pretty.
33:34
Speaker 7: Obvious that he's not on just coffee.
33:36
Speaker 2: In my opinion, I don't know how much performance enhancement
33:42
Speaker 2: he's getting from whatever medications is on. I'm not suggesting
33:45
Speaker 2: he's on anything, but we see some very different Joe Biden's.
33:50
Speaker 2: We see him just be completely out of it, struggling
33:54
Speaker 2: to form a sentence. We see him get angry for
33:59
Speaker 2: no reason, and then sometimes he seems to be a
34:02
Speaker 2: little bit more with it and a little bit more lucid.
34:04
Speaker 2: So whatever they've got happening, I don't think it's working
34:09
Speaker 2: one hundred percent of the time. We're also hearing reports
34:12
Speaker 2: from the G seven of Biden snubbing some world leaders,
34:17
Speaker 2: including India's Modi and the UK's at Rishi Sunak. He
34:22
Speaker 2: skipped several important get togethers. He was reportedly tied at
34:29
Speaker 2: some of the meetings he did attend. It doesn't exactly
34:33
Speaker 2: portray American strength on the world stage, doesn't alex.
34:38
Speaker 5: No, and listen, my dad's not the President of the
34:41
Speaker 5: United States, But if I was convicted of gun chargers
34:43
Speaker 5: like Hunter Biden, my dad would probably be not very
34:46
Speaker 5: focused on the country or focused on his job. So
34:50
Speaker 5: it's not surprising that the Biden crime family is going
34:53
Speaker 5: through this. And you know what, I think the real
34:54
Speaker 5: conspiracy is read. I think they're purposely kind of putting
34:58
Speaker 5: him out there and making him look bad they can
35:00
Speaker 5: have an excuse to run Gavin Newsom. I fully believe that,
35:03
Speaker 5: and I know the election is five months away in November,
35:07
Speaker 5: but I would not be surprised if they make him
35:09
Speaker 5: withdraw and then they just elect in some sort of weird,
35:13
Speaker 5: you know, convention, and then have Gavin Newsom be the
35:16
Speaker 5: candidate for the twenty twenty four election.
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Speaker 2: Well, he's a very savvy media performance performer, Gavin Newsom,
35:25
Speaker 2: and he is loved by the media. I think he
35:28
Speaker 2: will get such a sweet run, and he must perform.
35:34
Speaker 2: I know California is a total mess, but that doesn't
35:37
Speaker 2: seem to matter. We've seen him fail upwards to be
35:40
Speaker 2: the governor of California, and it will not surprise me
35:44
Speaker 2: if he is a presidential candidate. Maybe not this time around,
35:48
Speaker 2: but definitely the next time. He's a real shot now
35:51
Speaker 2: We've got the polls showing Alex that there's a clear
35:54
Speaker 2: majority of Americans now who support mass deportations, including the
36:00
Speaker 2: majority of Hispanics backing this proposal, and news like this
36:04
Speaker 2: will only add to that centim And another horrific crime
36:07
Speaker 2: the rape and murder of a mum allegedly committed by
36:10
Speaker 2: an illegal immigrant. This man who crossed the border from
36:14
Speaker 2: El Salvador. He's been arrested and charged with the murder
36:18
Speaker 2: and rape of Rachel Moren, a mother of five. His
36:22
Speaker 2: body was found near a hiking trail last year. Now
36:26
Speaker 2: there's Victor Martinez Hernandez. Illegally entered the US in February
36:31
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three, and authorities believe Moran was not his
36:35
Speaker 2: first victim. He was wanted for the murder of a
36:38
Speaker 2: young woman in El Salvador the January before he crossed
36:42
Speaker 2: into the US, and he's also attacked a nine year
36:45
Speaker 2: old girl and her mother in a home invasion the
36:48
Speaker 2: month after he arrived. So the question has to be asked, Alex,
36:53
Speaker 2: what was he still doing in the country, What was
36:55
Speaker 2: he doing roaming free?
36:58
Speaker 7: Reader? Enough is enough?
37:00
Speaker 5: If I'm not going to sit here and try to
37:01
Speaker 5: play a victim, because obviously I'm not going through what
37:03
Speaker 5: that family is going through. But Lake and Riley, there's
37:05
Speaker 5: countless of other people that have been victims to illegal immigration.
37:09
Speaker 7: And sure we want immigration.
37:10
Speaker 5: There's fortune five hundred companies that want some of the best,
37:13
Speaker 5: brightest immigrants, people from all over the world.
37:15
Speaker 7: We're not anti immigration, but.
37:17
Speaker 5: We shouldn't have a two cheer justice system where literal
37:19
Speaker 5: people are leaving Venezuelan prisons and coming up to America
37:23
Speaker 5: and literally raping people.
37:25
Speaker 7: This is disgusting.
37:26
Speaker 5: This should be stopped, but the politicians on the left
37:29
Speaker 5: don't want to do anything about it.
37:30
Speaker 7: And you know what, Rita I would have to call out.
37:31
Speaker 7: I'm here in Texas.
37:33
Speaker 5: The conservative politicians are not doing enough to stop this
37:35
Speaker 5: at the border because they believe that this is what's
37:38
Speaker 5: best for their donors or their political action committee. So
37:41
Speaker 5: this is a total scam to basically rip off the
37:44
Speaker 5: American people.
37:45
Speaker 7: They take our social services.
37:47
Speaker 5: They're literally raping people, and nothing is going to get
37:51
Speaker 5: done about it. So that's why we're here, that's why
37:52
Speaker 5: we're so fed up, and that's why people want mass deportation.
37:55
Speaker 5: How would that work, I'm not sure. I'm sure that
37:57
Speaker 5: would be a nightmare as well. But we have to
37:59
Speaker 5: start the invasion that's going on at our southern border
38:03
Speaker 5: because we want to fund all of these wars in Ukraine.
38:06
Speaker 5: We worry more about the border between Russia and Ukraine,
38:09
Speaker 5: but we don't even care about the border between Texas
38:11
Speaker 5: and Mexico.
38:12
Speaker 7: And it's very frightening.
38:14
Speaker 5: And I'm just lucky that I haven't been a victim
38:16
Speaker 5: of something like this, but sadly there's a lot of
38:19
Speaker 5: families that have. And I don't know when it's going
38:21
Speaker 5: to stop because politicians on both sides aren't doing enough
38:24
Speaker 5: to fix this problem.
38:27
Speaker 2: Now let's end on some happier news. It's Father's Day
38:31
Speaker 2: in America, and I hope you got to celebrate it
38:34
Speaker 2: with your father. Tucker Carlson or is he.
38:39
Speaker 7: Tucker.
38:40
Speaker 5: When I was in Maine and I was a guest
38:41
Speaker 5: on your show, Tucker Carlson, Today, I made very good
38:44
Speaker 5: friends with your hairstylist, and I paid her a lot
38:47
Speaker 5: of money and I got a lock of your hair.
38:49
Speaker 5: So please come on. I brought a doctor. This is
38:51
Speaker 5: doctor Goldberg. He's from the DNA clinic. I don't know
38:54
Speaker 5: if you could see him. This is our DNA test
38:56
Speaker 5: right here, Tucker, So what we do? This is the hair?
38:59
Speaker 7: Please show him the hair, Docter Goldberg. A little closer,
39:01
Speaker 7: Docter Goldberg.
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Speaker 5: So right now, Tucker, we're gonna find out once and
39:04
Speaker 5: for all if you are my father or not. So
39:08
Speaker 5: this is huge.
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Speaker 7: How do I read this? I'm not a doctor, doctor Goldberg.
39:12
Speaker 2: So you just take out the paper and read the
39:14
Speaker 2: words that are on it.
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Speaker 7: It says, Tucker, you are not the father.
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Speaker 1: This has to be wrong, this has to be wrong.
39:21
Speaker 2: He is my father. I know you wanted a different result.
39:27
Speaker 2: That's very sad, indeed, but happily Tucker has said he's
39:32
Speaker 2: happy to claim you regardless, and it's on.
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Speaker 5: Type and with my biological father, Tucker.
39:38
Speaker 7: It was a great show, Tucker. He actually kind of
39:41
Speaker 7: claimed me. So I just want to say thank you.
39:43
Speaker 7: I'd be happy to claim you.
39:45
Speaker 9: But I've dated my wife longer than you've been alive,
39:47
Speaker 9: so it would implicate me if I.
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Speaker 12: And you know, it's funny.
39:49
Speaker 7: My dad is my best friend, so he's to hate that.
39:51
Speaker 7: I always joke.
39:52
Speaker 2: Anyway, Sorry, have you apologized to your real father for
39:58
Speaker 2: continuously claiming on television that Tucker Carlson is your father
40:03
Speaker 2: and what did you do to celebrate I'm interested to
40:06
Speaker 2: know how you celebrate this special day.
40:09
Speaker 5: Well, we went to a delicious restaurant with my biological father,
40:12
Speaker 5: Harold Rhett Stein. We went to Papados, which is a
40:15
Speaker 5: you know, a Creole cuisine fish restaurant.
40:18
Speaker 7: It's really good. My dad had the trout covered in shrimp.
40:21
Speaker 7: But but I want to shout out Tucker Carlson.
40:23
Speaker 5: He's doing a live event where he's going across the
40:25
Speaker 5: country in America doing live shows, and Tucker's been so
40:27
Speaker 5: gracious to invite me to one of those events.
40:29
Speaker 7: He's speaking with.
40:30
Speaker 5: Rosanne Russell Brand, a lot of thought leaders out in
40:33
Speaker 5: the world. So Tucker Carlson has been so nice and
40:36
Speaker 5: he loves what I call him, my biological stepdad.
40:38
Speaker 7: So he's like you, Rita. You know, you guys are
40:40
Speaker 7: like my TV mom and dad, even though you're young too.
40:43
Speaker 5: I just really appreciate all the help not only Tucker's
40:45
Speaker 5: given me, but you Rita. So for Mother's Day, I'm
40:48
Speaker 5: going to send you a gift as well, Rita, So
40:50
Speaker 5: thank you.
40:52
Speaker 2: I'm going to hold you to that American Mother's Day
40:55
Speaker 2: and the Australian one. Plays. I want to double opera.
40:58
Speaker 2: Alex Stein, thank you so much for your tan evening
41:00
Speaker 2: by Reader. Still to come. Princess Kate is back, but
41:05
Speaker 2: Megan Markle tries to upstage her from California. Plus Jerry
41:10
Speaker 2: Seinfeld takes on an anti Israeli protester. And Here's Sydney Show.
41:25
Speaker 2: You're watching the Reader Panekey Show. And joining me now
41:28
Speaker 2: is broadcaster and commentator Diane d d Dunlevy. Fantastic to
41:33
Speaker 2: have you with us now. It's been a momentous weekend
41:38
Speaker 2: because Princess Kate is back. She made her long awaited
41:41
Speaker 2: return to public life, appearing on the Buckingham Palace balcony
41:46
Speaker 2: for trooping the color the King's Birthday Parade with her husband,
41:50
Speaker 2: Prince William, their children. It's the first time we've seen
41:53
Speaker 2: her since Christmas as she undergoes treatment for cancer. Did
41:58
Speaker 2: I know you were thrilled to see Kate back and
42:01
Speaker 2: looking radiant? It must be said, she absolutely was.
42:04
Speaker 12: And I think the stamina also to stay on her feet,
42:07
Speaker 12: for it must have been at least an hour or
42:09
Speaker 12: more than an hour, and I think it was really important,
42:12
Speaker 12: not just to the people, and you could see how
42:14
Speaker 12: much it meant to the people who'd lined up in
42:15
Speaker 12: the pouring rain to watch her and support her and
42:19
Speaker 12: cheer for her.
42:20
Speaker 2: But just for the unification of the country.
42:23
Speaker 12: It gives England something to be proud of, something to
42:26
Speaker 12: look to. And I did read some criticism about, oh,
42:29
Speaker 12: there's only a small number of them up on the balcony. Now, well,
42:31
Speaker 12: we only need a small number. We only need Kate
42:33
Speaker 12: and William, I think. And little Louis like, he's everything,
42:36
Speaker 12: isn't he?
42:37
Speaker 2: He's my favorite? I always say, I just want to
42:39
Speaker 2: make him king already not in line, But all eyes
42:44
Speaker 2: were on obviously Princess Kate. But Louis still managed to
42:49
Speaker 2: steal the show. He did a little dance on the
42:52
Speaker 2: palace balcony.
42:54
Speaker 4: Of f Company scottsgard.
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Speaker 10: It's more enjoying the boogie.
43:02
Speaker 2: But Princess Charlotte didn't seem too happy with his antiques.
43:05
Speaker 2: And can you believe this, There are actual lip readers
43:08
Speaker 2: who are now giving the media an account of the
43:11
Speaker 2: exchange between the siblings. And apparently Charlotte said to Louis,
43:16
Speaker 2: you have to stop doing that. Watch the parade, and
43:19
Speaker 2: Louis said, I won't. And then Charlotte said do as
43:23
Speaker 2: you're told, and Louis responded with nope, I just I
43:27
Speaker 2: love this kid's spirit.
43:28
Speaker 12: Oh surprised by any of this, although this is ironic,
43:31
Speaker 12: isn't it? Because he's the kind of the wild one,
43:34
Speaker 12: which is what Harry was. And I think this is
43:36
Speaker 12: why everyone's so disappointed with how the situation has ended
43:39
Speaker 12: up with Harry, because we all loved him as the youngster.
43:42
Speaker 2: He was the most popular along with the Queen Louis.
43:45
Speaker 12: He was the one who was breaking all the rows
43:46
Speaker 12: and being the naughty boy until he got within the
43:49
Speaker 12: clutches of the jam maker.
43:51
Speaker 2: The jam maker, let's talk about Harry and Meghan, because
43:56
Speaker 2: they weren't there, and they've bemoan to People magazine that
44:00
Speaker 2: they weren't invited to trooping the color. And they did
44:04
Speaker 2: announce just hours before Kate's big return that their lifestyle
44:08
Speaker 2: brand is now doing dog treats and raspberry jam. I'm
44:13
Speaker 2: not sure how productive this venture is Zdre because it
44:16
Speaker 2: seems to just be jars of jam that they're sending
44:19
Speaker 2: to their famous mates who then post them on Instagram.
44:23
Speaker 2: Is that really a sound business model? I don't think it.
44:26
Speaker 2: Here's the other big problem with it.
44:28
Speaker 12: So there was this news that Megan had apparently invented
44:30
Speaker 12: some new, incredible new jam.
44:32
Speaker 2: Well it turns out that it was raspberry.
44:35
Speaker 12: Up until that point, she don't need on the strawberry.
44:37
Speaker 2: But it gets worse.
44:39
Speaker 12: She's only made two jars of this raspberry jam. But look,
44:42
Speaker 12: jokes are she wouldn't have given a flying about the
44:45
Speaker 12: trooping of the Color, but Harry would have because his
44:49
Speaker 12: military service was always incredibly important to him and you know,
44:53
Speaker 12: he served two tours of Afghanistan. To not be invited
44:57
Speaker 12: and to not be part of that would have really
44:59
Speaker 12: hurt him and for.
45:01
Speaker 2: Casion, I think this is a big part of the
45:02
Speaker 2: reason it.
45:03
Speaker 12: Was so important for her to be there from her
45:06
Speaker 12: point of view was that she's i think an honorary
45:08
Speaker 12: colonel of the Irish Guards and she wanted to be
45:12
Speaker 12: there in order to thank those people for their service.
45:15
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't realize that, and there wasn't much build up.
45:18
Speaker 2: I think she announced it the day before that she
45:20
Speaker 2: was going to be there.
45:21
Speaker 12: So as extraordinary because with anything royal, the planning happens,
45:26
Speaker 12: you know, weeks, months, if not years in advance, so
45:29
Speaker 12: they obviously were doing as much as they could to
45:32
Speaker 12: be able to fit her into that.
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Speaker 2: Day, and I think she also mentioned that she's just
45:36
Speaker 2: going to do more as she feels fit to do it.
45:40
Speaker 2: So obviously it's still the treatment is still having, as
45:44
Speaker 2: it would cancer treatment, having quite an impact on her.
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Speaker 12: I do think and I absolutely agree that she should
45:53
Speaker 12: be allowed privacy while she goes through the treatment. But
45:56
Speaker 12: I do think it would be helpful for her at
45:59
Speaker 12: some point to come out and talk about what her
46:01
Speaker 12: experience has been. We still don't know exactly what has
46:04
Speaker 12: been wrong with her, because I think that would give
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Speaker 12: strength to other people who are going through I think
46:08
Speaker 12: she will.
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Speaker 2: I think maybe at the end of the once she's
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Speaker 2: through this, she may open up about precisely what happened
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Speaker 2: now to Sydney and a comedian Jerry Seinfeld, fired back
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Speaker 2: and an anti Israeli protester who disrupted his show last night.
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Speaker 10: We have a genius leaders and gentlemen.
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Speaker 1: He saved the Middle East. He saw them.
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Speaker 2: It's the Jewish belise that we have to go.
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Speaker 10: There.
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Speaker 7: The one's doing, ye can go.
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Speaker 9: They're going to start punching you in about three seconds,
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Speaker 9: So I would trying to get all of your genius
46:52
Speaker 9: out and we.
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Speaker 1: Can all learn from you.
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Speaker 2: He makes a good point there Wise his show being
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Speaker 2: disrupted by these pro Palestine in anti Israeli protesters. Is
47:05
Speaker 2: it just because the Jewish are Jews not allowed to
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Speaker 2: be pro Israel without having their livelihoods impacted? It seems
47:13
Speaker 2: very strange to spend presumably hundreds of dollars to buy
47:17
Speaker 2: a ticket to be there and then to do to pull.
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Speaker 12: That well, it shows their lack of power in this
47:24
Speaker 12: situation that they have to use Jerry Seinfeld in order
47:27
Speaker 12: to amplify their message that they But the thing that
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Speaker 12: I found really interesting with that clip that we've seen
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Speaker 12: was the reaction from the audience, and I think what
47:35
Speaker 12: that does is sum up the way people are feeling.
47:38
Speaker 12: We're not without compassion anyone who's going through a war
47:41
Speaker 12: in their homeland. We certainly feel for them, but don't
47:45
Speaker 12: bring anger and don't ruin someone's night in order to
47:49
Speaker 12: make your point. I think people are getting very sick
47:51
Speaker 12: of protests and of people being persecuted and made to
47:55
Speaker 12: feel fear here in Australia, which is a peaceful country.
47:59
Speaker 12: Don't bring a or from somewhere else into our country.
48:02
Speaker 12: And that was an example of it. Happening at that show.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, there was not much support for him at all. Now,
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Speaker 2: an explosive new book into David and Victoria Beckham's marriage
48:12
Speaker 2: is about to hit the shelves, and it's casting doubts
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Speaker 2: on the loved up couple. The image they portrayed during
48:18
Speaker 2: that Netflix documentary Beckham tom Bow will allege brand Beckham
48:23
Speaker 2: is basically a business relationship as opposed to a happy
48:26
Speaker 2: marriage with separate pr reps who wage media was occasionally
48:31
Speaker 2: and this all came about after David's infidelity. We've heard
48:36
Speaker 2: all about that, and they stayed together, apparently DD to
48:40
Speaker 2: protect the brand. Now, I know you love the doco,
48:43
Speaker 2: you've watched it. Do you buy this interpretation of what
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Speaker 2: their marriage is.
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Speaker 12: No, I don't want to hear a word against Poshen.
48:53
Speaker 12: I was just watching a nice little Instagram video he
48:56
Speaker 12: put up. He was growing some spring onions for Victoria.
48:59
Speaker 2: You are buying the Beckham propaganda this one.
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Speaker 12: He was growing her a beautiful pink rose and she
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Speaker 12: was out there with him in the garden.
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Speaker 2: Look.
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Speaker 12: My first thought when I saw this story was this
49:09
Speaker 12: was some sort of dispute between these two when they
49:12
Speaker 12: were living on separate continents. Doing their particular jobs nine
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Speaker 12: years ago, and I just thought, if this is all this,
49:18
Speaker 12: Tom Bauer has got to bring up a fight that
49:21
Speaker 12: this couple had nine years ago. He got nothing. The
49:24
Speaker 12: documentary is everything.
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Speaker 1: You will not.
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Speaker 12: Damage bred ban opang on brand Beckham any worse than
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Speaker 12: they did themselves with that wild wedding.
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Speaker 2: They had it with the purple and the yeah memory
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Speaker 2: hold that did it on Levy. Thank you so much
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Speaker 2: for your time, pleasure reader, thanks for having me. That's
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Speaker 2: it from me. Up next is News Night. I'll see
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Speaker 2: you at eleven tomorrow. Good night,