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The Rita Panahi Show | 3 September · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scoring Lives Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Wider Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panety Show.
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Speaker 4: Coming up tonight, Dan Andrews' legacy tarnished further as a
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Speaker 4: former Victorian premier becomes a propaganda tool for the Chinese
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Speaker 4: Communist Party.
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Speaker 3: Dan Wild will weigh on that. Shortly.
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Speaker 4: The Great Douglas Murray will join me before the first
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Speaker 4: ad break and we'll cover everything from the weekend's anti
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Speaker 4: mass immigration marches to Coldplay humiliating a couple of Israeli
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Speaker 4: girls on stage.
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Speaker 1: C J.
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Speaker 4: Pearson will have the latest from the US, including all
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Speaker 4: the fake news about Donald Trump's health, and we never
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Speaker 4: miss Left is Losing It tonight, featuring this delightful democrat
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Speaker 4: maybe because.
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Speaker 5: These people they are crazy, because they're always talking about
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Speaker 5: how Christian he is you. I don't know how many
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Speaker 5: of them on their side again divorced, but.
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Speaker 4: First, his former Victorian Premier Dan Andrews has attended a
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Speaker 4: mega military parade in Beijing alongside various autocrats and dictators,
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Speaker 4: including Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un.
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Speaker 3: Here is Dan Andrews greeting.
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Speaker 4: Chinese dictator Jijimping he was honored with one of the
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Speaker 4: longest handshakes out of all the attendees. And here is
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Speaker 4: perhaps the most astonishing vision from this propaganda effort.
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Speaker 3: Here you have the former.
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Speaker 4: Victorian premier standing behind North Korea's Kim Jong un, and
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Speaker 4: in the widest shot you also see Putin and Iran's
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Speaker 4: leader to the axis of evil. Right there, yes, four
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Speaker 4: of the world's most ruthless dictators, Jijimping, Vladimir Putin, Kim
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Speaker 4: Jong Un, and Dan Andrews in one photo in Beijing to.
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Speaker 3: Celebrate the miter of the Chinese military.
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Speaker 4: There is the man dubbed Dictator Dan after imposing six
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Speaker 4: crippling lockdowns on millions of victorians, Jijimping's army extravagantans are featured,
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Speaker 4: Chinese troops marching in formation, fighter jets, and displays of
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Speaker 4: high tech fighting gear, all in Beijing's Tenement Square. Joining
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Speaker 4: me now for more on this is Deputy Executive Director
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Speaker 4: of the Institute of Public Affairs Dan. While Dan this
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Speaker 4: is a PRQ for the Chinese Communist Party, there's no
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Speaker 4: other way to describe this. Why a labor heavyweight to
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Speaker 4: labor luminary like Dad Andrews would allow himself to be
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Speaker 4: used for this propaganda effort is really beyond.
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Speaker 1: Me, well exactly.
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Speaker 6: I mean, if I was in a position of authority,
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Speaker 6: I'd be canceling his visa so he can't get back
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Speaker 6: in the country, which he did to a lot of
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Speaker 6: people during OVID. He nevitates his own medicine. But you know,
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Speaker 6: this really is extraordinary. I can't remember anything like this
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Speaker 6: happening before. It raises a whole series of questions, for example,
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Speaker 6: around the Belton Road program which he ran, which is
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Speaker 6: basically a vehicle for the Chinese Communist Party to exert
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Speaker 6: its economic control in Victoria around Australia, and of course
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Speaker 6: the lockdowns that you mentioned very much was taking his
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Speaker 6: cues from what China did to their population. So I've
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Speaker 6: even seen today that former Queensland Premier Anastasia Palachet said
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Speaker 6: it was a step or a bridge too far as well.
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Speaker 6: So I think there are so many questions about this.
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Speaker 6: I think it's also being done for craven domestic political
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Speaker 6: reasons in relation to apps Chinese voters here in Victoria
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Speaker 6: who can have a significant influence over a number of
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Speaker 6: seats as well.
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Speaker 1: So many questions about this trip.
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Speaker 3: Well, absolutely.
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Speaker 4: I think he wouldn't have gone there if the Prime
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Speaker 4: Minister expressed a desire for him not to, a strong
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Speaker 4: desire for him not to. I really do think he
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Speaker 4: knows precisely what he's doing. In the end, Bob Cart
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Speaker 4: didn't attend, he was rumored to be attending, and you
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Speaker 4: mentioned Anastasia Palache, the former Queensland premier.
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Speaker 3: She did have some words to say about this.
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Speaker 7: There's a difference between trade and going along to a
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Speaker 7: military parade.
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Speaker 3: So if it was me, it'd be a definitely no.
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Speaker 3: I would not be attending that. It just is the
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Speaker 3: next level. It's a bridge too far.
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Speaker 4: She makes a good point, and one cannot overlook the
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Speaker 4: fact that g has said he wants the military to
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Speaker 4: be ready to invade Taiwan by twenty twenty seven, So
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Speaker 4: ally Taiwan is sitting on wondering why there are representatives
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Speaker 4: at this military parade.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I agree what Annisacha Palichet has said, but I
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Speaker 6: would also make reference to the point is I think
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Speaker 6: we're too intertwined with China, both economically in terms of tourism,
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Speaker 6: in terms of.
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Speaker 1: The migration program as well.
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Speaker 6: So this is what happens when you become so intertwined
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Speaker 6: with another nation. We've gone too far and it's time
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Speaker 6: to decouple from China, both economically and politically.
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Speaker 4: Now Donald Trump has reacted to the spectacle. He wrote
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Speaker 4: on truth Social May President g and the wonderful people
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Speaker 4: of China have a great and.
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Speaker 3: Lasting day of celebration.
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Speaker 4: Please give my warmest regards to Vladimir Putin and Kim
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Speaker 4: Jong Yun as you conspire against the United States of America,
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Speaker 4: and the Trump administration is certainly taking on China, Russia, Iran.
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Speaker 4: All three were emboldened under the Biden administration.
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Speaker 6: That's changed now, well, it has something weakness is provocative.
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Speaker 6: And Trump sort of confounds a lot of his critics
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Speaker 6: because on the one hand, he says, I don't want
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Speaker 6: to engage get engaged in foreign entanglements and unnecessary wars,
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Speaker 6: and so his critics will say he's being weak, he's kowtowing,
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Speaker 6: But then he's very strong when it comes to standing
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Speaker 6: up to these authoritarian regimes as well. We know that
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Speaker 6: weakness is provocative and Trump has definitely understood that. And
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Speaker 6: also more broadly, I mean, what Trump has done is
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Speaker 6: made a point of saying ollives need to do more,
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Speaker 6: whether it's the NATO allies, whether it's the UK, whether
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Speaker 6: it's Canada or Australia, and I think that's entirely reasonable.
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Speaker 6: You mentioned before the prospect of China invading Taiwan. Well,
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Speaker 6: we need to be prepared for those scenarios.
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Speaker 4: It's in our backyard. And this is what people don't understand.
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Speaker 4: I don't know how they still don't understand. And you
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Speaker 4: can understand the confusion perhaps back in twenty sixteen, but
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Speaker 4: we've seen a lot of Trump in power and we
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Speaker 4: know how he operates now.
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Speaker 3: They still seem to be completely perplexed.
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Speaker 4: But the end result is the NATO partners are spending
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Speaker 4: a lot more on defense.
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Speaker 3: They're a lot stronger than they were before Trump.
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Speaker 4: And he's even using the tariffs to encourage certain behaviors
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Speaker 4: from these countries. We saw tariffs, heavier tariffs imposed on
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Speaker 4: India because of their trade with Russia and China. So
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Speaker 4: he may not want to be involved in forever wars,
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Speaker 4: but that doesn't mean he's an isolationist.
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Speaker 6: Well, that's right, and this is something that people haven't
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Speaker 6: understood about his tariffs. Everybody understands that tariffs are not
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Speaker 6: economically efficient. Everyone gets that The point here is exactly.
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Speaker 1: As you say.
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Speaker 6: It gives political leverage to achieve other outcomes.
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Speaker 1: That's why he's used and he's been with it.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, with that, he has actually said I want to
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Speaker 6: do it because of revenue that we get to protect
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Speaker 6: local jobs and to use it in negotiations with other countries.
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Speaker 6: And the critics who are solely focused on the economics
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Speaker 6: of it don't understand the geopolitics of it.
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Speaker 4: The geopolitics are pretty obvious, but I think they're just
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Speaker 4: so determined to paint chaos around Trump that they don't
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Speaker 4: see that. And he did that with Eman, with the
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Speaker 4: NATO partners. I think there was Spain who refused to
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Speaker 4: increase their spending, so he said, I'll just see you
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Speaker 4: with the heavier tariffs until you increase your spending. Now,
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Speaker 4: let's get back to local news. Senator Jackie Lamby has
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Speaker 4: lashed out a PITPM and Defense Minister Richard Miles, labeling
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Speaker 4: him one of the worst defense ministers ever and declaring that.
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Speaker 3: She is coming for his scalp. This is quite a
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Speaker 3: die tribe. You have a listen.
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Speaker 8: I've got a problem with Richard Miles, all right, so
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Speaker 8: his scalp.
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Speaker 2: I'm coming for.
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Speaker 8: Richard Miles is still like a deer in the headlights.
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Speaker 8: And Richard Miles's wrong choise to make defense. I mean,
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Speaker 8: I've come a across for a few defense ministers and
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Speaker 8: I thought they've all gone bad. He's the worst of
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Speaker 8: the paint. I don't even bother with rich Miles. He's
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Speaker 8: just a waste of more space, That's how I look
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Speaker 8: at it. So he thought I was a problem in
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Speaker 8: his side beforehand. He's about to get smashed and I'm
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Speaker 8: coming and as you can say, I'm throwing at the mouth.
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Speaker 3: I've had enough, Dad.
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Speaker 4: I think I feel a little sorry for Miles right now.
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Speaker 4: I'm not sure what that's all about.
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Speaker 3: What's happening there.
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Speaker 4: Why is Jackie Lamby so angry and after Richard Miles.
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Speaker 6: I'm not sure I can shed too much more light
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Speaker 6: on that. I think Jackie Lamby has a point to
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Speaker 6: say that Richard Miles looks like a deer in the headlights.
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Speaker 1: He does.
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Speaker 6: It's sort of like he's gallivanting around the world. He's
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Speaker 6: sort of got a vague idea he needs to meet
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Speaker 6: with his US counterparts. He's not too sure how to
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Speaker 6: do it. Him and the Prime Minister are not on
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Speaker 6: the same page at all. I think Richard Miles understands
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Speaker 6: the US alliance is very important, but he's not willing
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Speaker 6: to take it up with the Prime Minister, so he's
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Speaker 6: sort of stuck there.
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Speaker 1: He's sort of presiding over.
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Speaker 6: And managed to climb of our military, of our army,
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Speaker 6: of our armed services. I don't think he knows what
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Speaker 6: to do with it. He's sort of very much a
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Speaker 6: popping glamour type operator, so he loves all of it
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Speaker 6: that comes with the title, but I don't think he's
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Speaker 6: often willing to do a whole lot of work there.
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Speaker 4: No, and his counterpart in the US would not be
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Speaker 4: terribly impressed because they wanted us to increase our defense
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Speaker 4: spending and that has not happened now. Robert got Bleesland
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Speaker 4: has revealed in The Australian that power companies are seeing
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Speaker 4: a surge in unpaid bills, causing industry concern. He writes,
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Speaker 4: what makes the current development dangerous is that there are
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Speaker 4: very large numbers of people under stress who may become
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Speaker 4: eligible to stop paying power bills. DAN the Financial Counsels
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Speaker 4: Association estimates as two and a half million Australians living
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Speaker 4: in a financially stressed environment. It's shameful for a country
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Speaker 4: as rich as Australia, country that's resource rich, that we've
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Speaker 4: got so many who cannot afford to pay their power bills.
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Speaker 6: Well, exactly right, the chickens are coming home to roost.
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Speaker 6: These energy companies have been among the worst offenders when
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Speaker 6: it comes to net zero, saying we need to have
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Speaker 6: more renewables, knowing that it's going to increase cost, knowing
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Speaker 6: that it's going to fleece astrounding consumers. And now they're
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Speaker 6: complaining about the fact that people can't pay their bills.
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Speaker 6: That was always going to happen. And as you say,
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Speaker 6: this is a self inflicted wound. We have a thousand
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Speaker 6: years worth of coal, we have an abundance of gas,
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Speaker 6: we have thirty thirty percent of the world's uranium supplies,
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Speaker 6: and yet we have an increasing number of people in
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Speaker 6: energy poverty who can't pay their bills. I just think
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Speaker 6: these energy companies need to take a look at themselves
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Speaker 6: in the mirror.
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Speaker 4: Dan, You're right, the power companies were complicit in all
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Speaker 4: the net zero madness.
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Speaker 3: It's their industry.
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Speaker 4: They knew it wasn't going to work, and they went
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Speaker 4: along with.
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Speaker 3: It because there was so much tax payer money in there.
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Speaker 4: Now, let's talk about comedy writer and is a great
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Speaker 4: comedy writer behind the TV series Father Ted, amongst others.
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Speaker 4: Graham Lyinen, he's been arrested at London's Heathrow Airport over
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Speaker 4: three social media post that shared his views on trans rise,
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Speaker 4: has been on this program talking about this very issue.
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Speaker 4: He posted on X a joke he's talked about a
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Speaker 4: trans identified male. If a trans identified male is in
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Speaker 4: a female only space, he is committing a violent, abusive act.
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Speaker 4: Make a scene, call the cops, and if all else fails,
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Speaker 4: punch him in the balls. The chief political writer for
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Speaker 4: Spiked Online, Brendan Onleo, has weighed in on this arrest.
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Speaker 4: It's causing all sorts of headlines in the UK. Brendan wrote,
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Speaker 4: Graham Lynan was arrested by armed police at Heathrow Airport today.
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Speaker 3: He was thrown in a cell.
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Speaker 4: He was interrogated over his gender critical beliefs. He was
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Speaker 4: grilled on why he doesn't accept that someone can be
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Speaker 4: born in the wrong body. He was bail on the
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Speaker 4: condition that he doesn't go on X. The stress of
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Speaker 4: this tyrannical experience was so great that he was briefly hospitalized.
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Speaker 4: This is a effing outrage, a shameful day in England's
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Speaker 4: his I've got to agree with that, Dan, it is
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Speaker 4: an absolutely shameful day. You've got a comedic genius amongst
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Speaker 4: one of the bravest individuals in the entertainment world to
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Speaker 4: actually speak out at great personal cost, and he's been
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Speaker 4: arrested at and put through such an ordeal that he's hospitalized.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, what's happening in England now is an
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Speaker 6: absolute tragedy in so many different ways. I mean, you know,
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Speaker 6: England has been the home of the ancient rights and
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Speaker 6: liberties that have been passed down for generations, including to
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Speaker 6: our country, and to see what's happening there, and it
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Speaker 6: looks like it's only going to get worse. I mean,
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Speaker 6: it seems every single week it gets more and more absurd,
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Speaker 6: and you just wonder, well, what's going to happen next
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Speaker 6: when you're actually getting people locked up in a prison
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Speaker 6: cell for things that they are saying. Is just the
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Speaker 6: next level of what's happening there. And unfortunately, with the
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Speaker 6: current political leadership there, it's only going to get worse.
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Speaker 1: I can't see how they get out of it in
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Speaker 1: the near term.
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Speaker 4: Well, one advantage they have is that the voters will
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Speaker 4: have a choice at the next selection. You've got reform
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Speaker 4: leading the polls and they will reverse course on all this.
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Speaker 4: I reckon we're in a worse situation in this country
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Speaker 4: because we've got the same madness, but we don't have
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Speaker 4: a real opposition willing to tackle it and dismantle it.
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Speaker 4: So I would argue Australia is in a more dangerous
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Speaker 4: position than the UK right now, Dan Wild, thank you
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Speaker 4: so much.
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Speaker 3: For your time tonight.
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Speaker 1: Thank you.
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Speaker 4: Jody me Now is the author of groundbreaking works, international
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Speaker 4: best sellers, including The Strange Death of Europe, The Madness
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Speaker 4: of Crowds, The War on the West, and his latest
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Speaker 4: on Democracies and Death Coults Douglas Murray. Let's start with
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Speaker 4: Coldplay and the manner in which lead singer Chris Martin
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Speaker 4: humiliated a couple of fans because they were Israeli.
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Speaker 3: Look at this awkward interaction.
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Speaker 9: Where did you come from?
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Speaker 10: Them from?
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Speaker 1: Israel?
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Speaker 9: Okay, okay, well listen, I'm going to see this very
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Speaker 9: grateful that you're here. Are humans treating you as a
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Speaker 9: cole Hubert on it regardless of where you came for.
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Speaker 9: We don't think of for being him the great point
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Speaker 9: and thank you for being loving. Fine, although it's a controversial,
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Speaker 9: maybe I also want to welcome people in the audience
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Speaker 9: from Palistar.
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Speaker 3: And the persons we have.
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Speaker 4: I think, there you go, Douglas, so loving and kind,
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Speaker 4: he said, those two young girls, we are treating you
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Speaker 4: as equal humans on earth, regardless of where you come from.
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Speaker 11: Douglas, you know, Rita, I've said to you before that
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Speaker 11: on much of this stuff today, just you've got to
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Speaker 11: play it any other way around. Imagine if Chris Martin
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Speaker 11: from Colbert is a very talented entertainer and he can
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Speaker 11: do these stadium shows with incredible skill and everything. Imagine
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Speaker 11: that two young black people had got up on stage
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Speaker 11: and Chris Martin has said, I just like to say
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Speaker 11: that I.
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Speaker 10: Am going to treat you as fellow humans.
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Speaker 11: I think there would be outraged because in twenty twenty five,
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Speaker 11: who wouldn't treat to black people.
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Speaker 10: With equality and regard them as equal humans.
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Speaker 11: But yet it comes to Israelis, and in fact to Jews,
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Speaker 11: and there has been such a campaign of defamation and
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Speaker 11: slander and libel, so much mainstreaming of perhaps the world's
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Speaker 11: oldest racial bigotry that even a sort of so called progressive,
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Speaker 11: you know, decent guy like Chris Martin can say something
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Speaker 11: so ham fisted and inappropriate to that. It's I mean,
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Speaker 11: he will be congratulated by people for being so decent,
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Speaker 11: but as I say, try that with any other group
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Speaker 11: of people and you will not be applauded for it
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Speaker 11: very much.
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Speaker 3: Something else, well, well, he was reacting to the crowd.
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Speaker 4: As soon as those young girls and they seem to
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Speaker 4: be very young and obviously nervous being on stage. As
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Speaker 4: soon as they mentioned they were from Israel. You could
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Speaker 4: hear the crowd. I wasn't loud booing, but there was
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Speaker 4: certainly a reaction, and it seemed like Chris Martin felt
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Speaker 4: the need to step in and appease the crowd. I
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Speaker 4: just don't understand why he did that, because and then
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Speaker 4: to mention any Palestinians, I mean, would you do that
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Speaker 4: with any other conflict where if you know there's someone
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Speaker 4: in the crowd from a certain country, you make the
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Speaker 4: point of mentioning the country that they're in conflict.
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Speaker 3: With as well. Yeah, it was ham.
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Speaker 11: Fisted, absolutely, And again I mean finally, the crowd of
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Speaker 11: pop concert goers who would boo people from any other country.
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Speaker 1: I mean.
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Speaker 11: If somebody said, you know, if they where are you from,
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Speaker 11: I'm from Nigeria and part of the crowd Boom's be
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Speaker 11: like what is wrong with these people?
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Speaker 12: You know?
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Speaker 11: If two people got up on stage a Ukrainian or
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Speaker 11: Russian and part of the crowd booed just because of
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Speaker 11: the country they were from.
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Speaker 13: This is, I'm afraid, just an example of the normalization
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Speaker 13: of this bigotry and the incredible penetration of complete untruths
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Speaker 13: into the mainstream of our societies.
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Speaker 4: Staying in the UK and the Greens believe with their
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Speaker 4: dynamic leadership team that can beat Labor. Zach Polanski has
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Speaker 4: promised to make the party even more radical this character.
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Speaker 4: Douglas thinks even women's shelters should not be safe from
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Speaker 4: men identifying as women.
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Speaker 11: Does someone with a penis have a right of entry
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Speaker 11: to a woman's refuge?
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Speaker 10: Does someone with a penis have.
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Speaker 2: A right to women however they identify.
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Speaker 3: Yes, if they identify as a transperson, yes.
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Speaker 4: He thinks men identifying as women should enter women's shelters
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Speaker 4: as long as they think they're women. And elected as
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Speaker 4: co deputy leader of the Greens is this character who
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Speaker 4: called October seven.
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Speaker 3: A fight back by Hermas.
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Speaker 14: They're going to use the pretext of the fight back
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Speaker 14: by Hamas fighters, or supposedly Hamas fighters this morning. Now,
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Speaker 14: remember the situation in Palestine and especially the situation in Gaza.
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Speaker 14: It's an open air prison. It's the biggest concentration camp
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Speaker 14: the world has ever seen.
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Speaker 4: Douglas. There you have it. That's the modern day Greens
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Speaker 4: for you. That I know what a woman is. They
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Speaker 4: think October seven was a fight back.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, they seem to be very confused, but they are
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Speaker 11: the absolute epitome of some of the strange contradictions on
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Speaker 11: the radical left in our time.
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Speaker 10: That Plansky guy has said.
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Speaker 11: That it's going to be a priority for him in
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Speaker 11: his party to fight for LGBTQIA plus rights, and of
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Speaker 11: course they'll do that. What that really means is we're
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Speaker 11: going to force feed male rapists into female prisms and
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Speaker 11: female safe spaces like refugees. And that's progress. I mean,
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Speaker 11: they had nothing to do with gay rights or anything else.
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Speaker 11: Is It's just a preposterous pushing of a gender ideology
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Speaker 11: question which they're not smart enough to have worked out
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Speaker 11: the answers to at the moment, but yes, and they
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Speaker 11: at the moment, we'll live happily in coalition with somebody
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Speaker 11: like that backward lunatic deputy leader who wants to talk
19:46
Speaker 11: about the so called assaults by so called Hamas, so
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Speaker 11: called fighters, and much more. These people are doing this
19:57
Speaker 11: for sometimes, in the case of Planski, of just stupidity reasons,
20:02
Speaker 11: and in the case of that backwards shearer, loving seeming guy,
20:08
Speaker 11: just because you know, he's obviously on the other side
20:11
Speaker 11: from civilization when it comes to whether or not people
20:14
Speaker 11: should go and rape a massacre young people at a
20:16
Speaker 11: dance party.
20:17
Speaker 10: But the interesting thing.
20:19
Speaker 11: About them is that they choose these incredible, weird sectionalist
20:24
Speaker 11: interests and they're trying to run to govern a country
20:29
Speaker 11: Great Britain, which has a stagnant economy, a fleeing young class,
20:38
Speaker 11: welfare debt repayments it simply cannot pay, a pensions crisis,
20:45
Speaker 11: an employment crisis, a cost of living crisis, a housing
20:49
Speaker 11: ladder and house building crisis, and much more.
20:52
Speaker 10: What do these people want.
20:53
Speaker 11: To talk about but paling up to Hamas terrorists and
20:58
Speaker 11: praising pus having men going into women's shelters. They've really
21:05
Speaker 11: got their finger on the pulse there, haven't they. They're
21:08
Speaker 11: really going to solve Britain's crucial problems were they to
21:11
Speaker 11: get to power. Fortunately, they've got no more chance of
21:15
Speaker 11: getting to power than the Green Party ever has to date.
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Speaker 4: I mean, I wonder if they've even asked one of
21:22
Speaker 4: the deputy leaders there his attitude to the LGBT community
21:27
Speaker 4: and whether being homosexual, for example, is acceptable. Because there's
21:33
Speaker 4: also a great deal of conflict between these individuals.
21:37
Speaker 11: And may that conflict have its final meeting place at
21:43
Speaker 11: some point soon. I really hope those two sides hash
21:47
Speaker 11: out their contradictions together and the female penis holders can
21:52
Speaker 11: go and meet the Gaza lover hamas lovers and have
21:56
Speaker 11: it out once and for all.
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Speaker 3: Yes, I think I know how that's going to end. Now.
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Speaker 4: We've just had a very controversial March for Australia rallies
22:08
Speaker 4: around the country just this past weekend.
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Speaker 3: The media quick.
22:13
Speaker 4: To demonize these protests before they even began. In the UK,
22:17
Speaker 4: you've had a similar movement that's been growing.
22:20
Speaker 3: There's a flag movement.
22:21
Speaker 4: Thousands of Union Jackson Saint George flags have gone up
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Speaker 4: around the country and you wrote about this phenomenon for
22:29
Speaker 4: the Spectator. Tell me what it all means and why
22:33
Speaker 4: it matters in the UK.
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Speaker 10: Well, you know, it's really interesting this Rita.
22:39
Speaker 11: I was just writing about this this morning as it happens,
22:42
Speaker 11: and I said, you know, there are major marches where
22:47
Speaker 11: tens of thousands of people came out flying their national
22:50
Speaker 11: flag in multiple cities and were promptly demonized by their
22:56
Speaker 11: own government, branded as racists by newspapers and called neo
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Speaker 11: Nazis by the media. And it happens that this weekend
23:07
Speaker 11: it was Australia that that happened in with the protests
23:11
Speaker 11: in Sydney, Melbourne and elsewhere.
23:13
Speaker 10: But that could just.
23:15
Speaker 11: As easily have been written or said at any point
23:19
Speaker 11: in recent weeks about people in Britain, about people in France,
23:24
Speaker 11: people in America and elsewhere, with the exception that America
23:28
Speaker 11: was actually trying to answer some of.
23:29
Speaker 10: These concerns at the moment.
23:31
Speaker 11: But the cause everywhere is the same, you know, for
23:36
Speaker 11: the whole of this century so far, for a quarter
23:39
Speaker 11: of a century now, all developed nations have had totally
23:43
Speaker 11: unsustainable levels of legal and illegal migration forced upon them
23:49
Speaker 11: through the incompetence to put it no stronger of their
23:53
Speaker 11: political class.
23:54
Speaker 2: And now many people, decent.
23:57
Speaker 11: People, not racists, not neo Nazis, not deplorables, have been
24:01
Speaker 11: coming out and saying, you know what, we liked our
24:04
Speaker 11: country as it was. We don't want it to change unrecognizably.
24:09
Speaker 10: And we're going to be proud of it.
24:11
Speaker 11: And everywhere the astonishing thing again, with the exception of America,
24:15
Speaker 11: where there is a political response to this, everywhere else
24:19
Speaker 11: in the West, from Australia to the UK, the trick
24:23
Speaker 11: of the political classes. Let's demonize the general public, Let's
24:28
Speaker 11: call them every possible nasty name and try to anathematize them.
24:34
Speaker 11: And in each country, whether it's Britain, Australia, Europe, there
24:38
Speaker 11: is another way, which is, hey, guys, how about getting
24:42
Speaker 11: control of the borders. How about making sure that our
24:46
Speaker 11: welfare states are sustainable. How about prioritizing the tax paying
24:52
Speaker 11: populations of your country, the citizens and subjects of your country,
24:56
Speaker 11: prioritizing them over recent ille legal arrivals. But in every
25:01
Speaker 11: country apart from America, it is always prioritizing the people
25:06
Speaker 11: who've broken the laws and broken into the country and
25:10
Speaker 11: denigrating the population.
25:11
Speaker 10: Of the country.
25:12
Speaker 11: I'm just surprised that to date the reaction from the
25:15
Speaker 11: general public, whether in Sydney or in Epping, has been
25:19
Speaker 11: so decent, because by now most populations pushed like this
25:25
Speaker 11: and pushed around like this and insulted like this would
25:28
Speaker 11: have done things far more radical.
25:33
Speaker 4: Now switching to the US, and you've worn New Yorkers
25:36
Speaker 4: against electing Zorn Mandani as a mayor, and you make
25:39
Speaker 4: the excellent point that they only need to look at
25:41
Speaker 4: Gavin Neusm's California to see what can happen when you
25:45
Speaker 4: implement these so far lift policies. Of course, Gavin newsm
25:49
Speaker 4: was mayor of San Francisco before he failed his way
25:53
Speaker 4: up to governor of the state Douglas God forbid.
25:57
Speaker 3: There's talk of him being one of.
25:59
Speaker 4: The front runners as a Democrat candidate in twenty twenty eight.
26:03
Speaker 3: Could he fail his all the way up to the presidency?
26:06
Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom, Oh, yeah.
26:08
Speaker 2: He probably could.
26:09
Speaker 10: The Democrats haven't gone a very.
26:10
Speaker 11: Deep or talented bench at the moment, and Gavin Newsom
26:15
Speaker 11: seems to be failing up largely because a lot of
26:18
Speaker 11: people seem to think he looks the part and seems.
26:21
Speaker 10: To be a nice guy.
26:22
Speaker 11: Play of some kind, which I think is a mistake
26:27
Speaker 11: on multiple levels.
26:29
Speaker 10: Gavin Newsom has been.
26:32
Speaker 11: Safeguarding looking after one of the most beautiful states in America,
26:36
Speaker 11: with some of the most beautiful parts of nature and
26:39
Speaker 11: in these cities of anywhere in the world. And he's
26:42
Speaker 11: caused a massive exodus, and he's overseeing a city which,
26:47
Speaker 11: when it's not on fire from wildfires, is on fire
26:51
Speaker 11: from riots. And he'd be an absolutely catastrophic president. But yes,
26:57
Speaker 11: the interesting thing that New York is about to see,
27:01
Speaker 11: whether it elects the radical socialist Ma'm Danney or not,
27:05
Speaker 11: is just how much can.
27:07
Speaker 10: You break a city before it's broken for good.
27:11
Speaker 11: There are cities in America that have fallen completely through
27:14
Speaker 11: the floor. Occasionally they come back, but cities like Detroit
27:18
Speaker 11: have fallen through the floor in past generations. La has
27:23
Speaker 11: been stress tested to an incredible extent. San Francisco, ditto
27:28
Speaker 11: New York. People like Mount Danney, the failed Rapper, seem
27:33
Speaker 11: to think that they can just stress test a city
27:37
Speaker 11: like New York endlessly.
27:39
Speaker 15: I know.
27:39
Speaker 11: The interesting thing in America is that you can't not
27:42
Speaker 11: least because one of the geniuses of the federal system
27:45
Speaker 11: is that it means it is incredibly easy for somebody
27:49
Speaker 11: who has been tested too much in New York.
27:52
Speaker 10: Who's paying taxes that are too.
27:54
Speaker 11: High to live on streets where there are needles lying
27:57
Speaker 11: around and homeless and legal migrants around the streets, and
28:02
Speaker 11: dangers on the subway and much more. They can just
28:05
Speaker 11: leave and go to Florida, where they'll have a better
28:07
Speaker 11: standard of living, or they can move to Texas. It's
28:10
Speaker 11: so much easier than say, if you're in Australia or
28:15
Speaker 11: Britain and you've decided you're being so badly governed you
28:19
Speaker 11: want to get out. In America, it is incredibly easy
28:21
Speaker 11: to move between states. And if Mamdani gets in in
28:25
Speaker 11: New York, not only will he hike the taxes, or
28:28
Speaker 11: of course, as he said, he'll tax the white in particular.
28:32
Speaker 10: No racism there, of course.
28:34
Speaker 11: And I think we will see a massive exodus of
28:38
Speaker 11: talented people, and not just the one percent, but the
28:43
Speaker 11: sort of people who work hard to afford to live
28:45
Speaker 11: in the extremely expensive city of New York. You'll see
28:48
Speaker 11: an exodus of those people. And yes, it's not inevitable
28:52
Speaker 11: that a city like New York can just be endlessly tested,
28:55
Speaker 11: because there have been times in the city's history before,
28:58
Speaker 11: not least in the nineteen seventies.
29:00
Speaker 10: Well, you showed that.
29:01
Speaker 11: Actually, you keep testing New York like that and it
29:04
Speaker 11: can fall an awfully long way and maybe next time
29:07
Speaker 11: there won't be a Juliani figure to save it.
29:13
Speaker 4: Now, before you go, Douglas, I read in the Heel
29:16
Speaker 4: just a couple of hours ago the startling news that
29:18
Speaker 4: Harry and Meghan could possibly return to their royal duties.
29:22
Speaker 4: Apparently it was never Prince Harry's intention to give up
29:26
Speaker 4: his responsibilities as a senior royaler. Douglas, I know this
29:30
Speaker 4: keeps you up at night, but do you think Harry
29:32
Speaker 4: and Meghan could do their so called passion projects while
29:37
Speaker 4: serving the crown.
29:40
Speaker 11: I love this alleged spin that it was an accident
29:45
Speaker 11: that he gave up with royal duties. You or I
29:48
Speaker 11: might forget to empty the dishwasher. Harry forgot to keep
29:54
Speaker 11: doing royal duties. Could happen to anyone, you know, I mean,
29:57
Speaker 11: it was only his main job and roll in life,
30:02
Speaker 11: So no, I don't particularly buy that.
30:05
Speaker 10: I suspect they will hold.
30:06
Speaker 11: Out in Montecito as long as they can until the
30:09
Speaker 11: Netflix deals dry up further and the sales of Meghan's
30:16
Speaker 11: jam don't bring in sufficient funds, and at that point
30:20
Speaker 11: they may try to make a re entry. But I
30:22
Speaker 11: love this thing of just sort of forgetting about it.
30:26
Speaker 10: Whoops, I left.
30:27
Speaker 11: The country, insulted my family and stopped doing any royal duties.
30:31
Speaker 10: But I didn't mean to brilliant. Only Harry and Meghan
30:34
Speaker 10: could do that.
30:37
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Douglas Murray, thank you so much for your time.
30:40
Speaker 10: Tonight, great pleasure.
30:42
Speaker 3: As always, Thank you, Reta still to come.
30:44
Speaker 4: Left He Is Losing It, Plus the latest from the US,
30:48
Speaker 4: including all the fake news about Donald Trump's failing health.
30:54
Speaker 3: C J.
30:54
Speaker 4: Pearson has the details. You're watching the Rida Pane his show,
31:08
Speaker 4: and it's time for Left Is Losing It. Let's start
31:11
Speaker 4: with CBS, who not too long ago had to pay
31:14
Speaker 4: Donald Trump tens of millions of dollars for their dishonest reporting.
31:18
Speaker 4: But it appears that they've learnt a little from that experience.
31:22
Speaker 4: Watch what they did to Department of Homeland Security Secretary
31:25
Speaker 4: Christy Nome. Watch where they cut off her answer In
31:29
Speaker 4: the footage that they actually put to air, they cut
31:32
Speaker 4: off all the pertinent facts she listed about illegal immigrant
31:36
Speaker 4: and gang banger kill mar Briego Garcia.
31:39
Speaker 3: CBS didn't put to.
31:40
Speaker 4: Air anything about this thug being a member of MS thirteen,
31:44
Speaker 4: being a wife beater and a creep who tried to
31:47
Speaker 4: get nude photos of Minus.
31:50
Speaker 12: And the one thing that we will continue to do
31:52
Speaker 12: is to make sure that he doesn't walk fore you
31:54
Speaker 12: in the United States of America. This individual was a
31:58
Speaker 12: non human smuggler MS thirteen gang member, an individual who
32:02
Speaker 12: was a wife beater and someone who was so perverted
32:06
Speaker 12: that he solicited nude photos from miners and even his
32:10
Speaker 12: fellow human traffickers told him to knock it off. He
32:12
Speaker 12: was so sick in what he was doing and how
32:15
Speaker 12: he was treating small children. So he needs to never
32:18
Speaker 12: be in the United States of America.
32:21
Speaker 4: Just shameful stuff from US CBS talking about shaeful.
32:24
Speaker 3: Let's check in with the.
32:26
Speaker 4: New AOC Jasmine Crockett, the radical Democrat from the great
32:30
Speaker 4: state of Texas. Let's have a listen to how this
32:33
Speaker 4: privileged young woman used to sound when she was being
32:36
Speaker 4: her authentic self.
32:38
Speaker 7: No one could have told me that when I went
32:41
Speaker 7: down to Austin now looks like a little bit over
32:43
Speaker 7: a year ago, that I would be running for Congress.
32:47
Speaker 7: That's not what my plan was, but what I've always
32:50
Speaker 7: decided is that I would step up.
32:53
Speaker 3: That's the real Jasmine.
32:55
Speaker 4: See if you can detect the subtle difference with the
32:58
Speaker 4: inauthentic ghetto version she's now showcasing in the media.
33:02
Speaker 5: Maybe because these people they are crazy, because they're always
33:05
Speaker 5: talking about how Christian there is. Yeah, I don't know
33:07
Speaker 5: how many of them on their side are getting divorced
33:10
Speaker 5: because they're getting caught up sleeping with their coworkers there
33:13
Speaker 5: for enterns, all the things. Yeah, you ain't gotta believe me.
33:17
Speaker 3: Just go Google.
33:17
Speaker 5: You'll find some of it, I'm telling you. And the
33:20
Speaker 5: wives is being messy and petty. They putting it in
33:22
Speaker 5: the divorce. I'm like, oh, that's gotta be true because
33:25
Speaker 5: your lawyer would know that they're gonna lose it.
33:28
Speaker 4: Lord Chid they're talking about how Christian there is. Oh
33:33
Speaker 4: my god, Kamala and Hillary would be proud of that effort.
33:36
Speaker 4: Remember their accent switch ups. Now, let's check in on
33:39
Speaker 4: the celebs. They are not doing too well. Sadly, Rosio
33:42
Speaker 4: o'donald in particular seems to be afflicted with all sorts
33:46
Speaker 4: of delusions, including the notion that the Minnesota School shooter
33:50
Speaker 4: that trans identified lefty who wanted to kill Donald Trump.
33:54
Speaker 4: She thinks that means he's a Republican and his maga.
33:59
Speaker 3: This woman needs he.
34:01
Speaker 15: I just could not get it through my head that
34:05
Speaker 15: students in America were shooting each other in schools, and
34:10
Speaker 15: this was a church inside a Catholic school. And what
34:14
Speaker 15: do you know was a white guy, Republican maga person?
34:21
Speaker 15: What do you know, waite supremacist?
34:26
Speaker 4: She got to write about him being a white guy,
34:29
Speaker 4: but it certainly wasn't Republican or maga. Just like you, Rosie,
34:33
Speaker 4: he was deranged with hatred for Donald Trump and sticking
34:37
Speaker 4: with celebrities. Let's see what happened when Cole plays Chris
34:41
Speaker 4: Martin invited a couple of excited young.
34:43
Speaker 3: Girls on stage.
34:45
Speaker 4: Watch how things get real weird when he learns that
34:48
Speaker 4: the girls are from Israel.
34:51
Speaker 9: Where did you come from?
34:53
Speaker 1: For Israel?
34:54
Speaker 9: Okay, even I'm very grateful that you treating you as
35:05
Speaker 9: regardless of.
35:06
Speaker 4: Way you prove for he is treating them as equal
35:10
Speaker 4: humans on earth, regardless of where they come from.
35:14
Speaker 3: That's actually what he said.
35:15
Speaker 4: What an utterly bizarre and twisted way to treat a
35:19
Speaker 4: couple of young fans.
35:20
Speaker 3: Just because a few lefties in the.
35:23
Speaker 4: Audience lost it as soon as they heard the word Israel.
35:28
Speaker 4: Joining me now is political advisor and commentator CJ.
35:32
Speaker 3: Pearson CJ.
35:34
Speaker 4: President Trump has responded to the crazy fake news that
35:39
Speaker 4: circulated in recent days about his demise.
35:42
Speaker 3: He didn't do any press conferences for.
35:43
Speaker 4: A couple of days, and social media and then the
35:47
Speaker 4: rest of the media went nuts with wild speculation about
35:51
Speaker 4: his health.
35:53
Speaker 16: You know, I have heard it's sort of crazy. But
35:55
Speaker 16: last week I did numerous news conferences, all successful, they
35:59
Speaker 16: went very well, like this is going very well. And
36:02
Speaker 16: then I didn't do any for two days, and they
36:05
Speaker 16: said there must be something wrong with him.
36:07
Speaker 2: Biden wouldn't do him for months.
36:09
Speaker 16: You wouldn't see him, and nobody ever said there was
36:12
Speaker 16: ever anything wrong with him, and we know he wasn't
36:14
Speaker 16: the greatest of shape.
36:16
Speaker 2: C J.
36:17
Speaker 4: I've had so many normal people, I'm not talking about
36:20
Speaker 4: the crazy online lefties, just regular folk asked me about
36:25
Speaker 4: this fake news people convince that the president was near death.
36:30
Speaker 3: What's going on?
36:32
Speaker 2: You know, that same thing happened to me.
36:34
Speaker 17: Many of my friends who don't follow politics very closely,
36:37
Speaker 17: who aren't even liberal, We're calling me and asking me,
36:40
Speaker 17: is President trumpay? And I think it's probably because they
36:43
Speaker 17: don't really know too well when it's like to actually
36:46
Speaker 17: if a president was stamina these days, you know, after
36:49
Speaker 17: four years of Joe Biden, I think you got the
36:51
Speaker 17: feeling of that. But the President, of course is doing well,
36:54
Speaker 17: and he's in great shape and great health. You know,
36:56
Speaker 17: I'm twenty three years old. I think the man has
36:57
Speaker 17: more energy than me some days and sometimes right.
37:01
Speaker 2: But here's the deal.
37:02
Speaker 17: You know, the left is so interesting because all last
37:04
Speaker 17: week they discounted the power of prayer, but the end
37:06
Speaker 17: of the week praying for the demise of the leader
37:09
Speaker 17: of the free world. It just goes to so just
37:11
Speaker 17: how disgusting these people truly are.
37:15
Speaker 4: Absolutely and the Left has been pushing this narraty for
37:19
Speaker 4: some time that there's something physically wrong with the president,
37:22
Speaker 4: even cognitively wrong with the president, despite.
37:26
Speaker 3: All available evidence.
37:27
Speaker 4: Listen to this exchange between historian historian Heather Cox Richardson
37:33
Speaker 4: and Katie Couric.
37:35
Speaker 18: Katie, the man is cuckoo for cocoa puffs.
37:38
Speaker 2: He really is.
37:39
Speaker 3: And you know that's that to me?
37:42
Speaker 18: Is I mean, everybody's like the ego knows no bounce. No,
37:48
Speaker 18: the ego has never known any bounds. But the ego
37:51
Speaker 18: used to be anchored at least in a brain that
37:53
Speaker 18: could finish a sentence. And it's not there anymore. I
37:56
Speaker 18: promise you I watched this man a lot, and I'm
37:58
Speaker 18: not a doctor telling you. If he were in my family,
38:03
Speaker 18: we would be looking at care.
38:07
Speaker 3: Sj.
38:08
Speaker 4: Apparently the president can't finish a sentence and should be in.
38:12
Speaker 2: Care, absolutely insane.
38:15
Speaker 17: And she's right, she's not a doctor, so maybe she
38:17
Speaker 17: shouldn't know pine on things she knows nothing about. Let's
38:20
Speaker 17: just talk about the facts here. This is a president
38:22
Speaker 17: who just what last week, held the longest cabinet meeting
38:26
Speaker 17: in history, went it on for three hours long. I
38:29
Speaker 17: had a lot of finished sentences, Rita. And so I
38:31
Speaker 17: gotta say, I don't know which president these folks are watching.
38:34
Speaker 17: I really think they must be trapping an endless loop
38:37
Speaker 17: or Joe Biden is still their president, because this is
38:40
Speaker 17: a man again who continues to lead every single day
38:43
Speaker 17: with vigor, with energy and stamina on like we've ever
38:46
Speaker 17: seen before from any president, and many presidents who were
38:49
Speaker 17: even younger than him.
38:52
Speaker 4: Now to Hollywood and actress Robin Wright has joined Rosie
38:56
Speaker 4: O'Donnell and Ellen DeGeneres in fleeing the US. She now
39:00
Speaker 4: resides in the UK, and she said America is a
39:05
Speaker 4: shit show.
39:05
Speaker 3: Can we say that on TV? I think we can.
39:07
Speaker 4: I love being in this country. There's a freedom of
39:11
Speaker 4: self here.
39:11
Speaker 3: She also said people in the UK are really living.
39:15
Speaker 4: They're not in the car in traffic, panicked on a
39:18
Speaker 4: phone call, eating a sandwich.
39:21
Speaker 3: That's most of America.
39:22
Speaker 4: Everything's rush, competition and speed CJ. Is that your life
39:28
Speaker 4: just eating sandwiches, panicked and stuck in traffic?
39:31
Speaker 3: Are you unable to be yourself?
39:35
Speaker 2: You know?
39:35
Speaker 17: Thankfully, you know, with President Trump making DC safe again,
39:38
Speaker 17: I can actually do a lot more things other than
39:40
Speaker 17: we in traffic. I can actually walk to my destination
39:43
Speaker 17: these days here in Washington. Here's what I'll say about
39:47
Speaker 17: Robin Right and all the other celebrities who so called
39:49
Speaker 17: wanted to flee America when President Trump regained the White House.
39:53
Speaker 17: You know, there's a saying that we have here in
39:55
Speaker 17: the South in the States, don't let the good Lord,
39:58
Speaker 17: don't let it spoil you, or the good Lord split you,
40:00
Speaker 17: or whatever.
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Speaker 2: And I think it's so interesting they can go ahead
40:05
Speaker 2: and leave. They can get out of here.
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Speaker 17: And I got to tell you again they don't speak
40:09
Speaker 17: for everyday Americans. The American people rejected their narrative of
40:12
Speaker 17: victimhood in November, and we're not going back to the
40:15
Speaker 17: America that they want us to be.
40:18
Speaker 4: Well, there's a long list of celebrities, Hollywood celebrities that
40:22
Speaker 4: promised to leave the US if Trump won. The first
40:25
Speaker 4: time around, we had Whoope Goldberg, Miley Cyrus, Amy Schumer,
40:29
Speaker 4: George Lopez, many others saying they're going to move if
40:33
Speaker 4: Trump wins. That was back in two thousand and sixteenth.
40:35
Speaker 4: They didn't. And since then we've had the likes of
40:39
Speaker 4: Sharon Stone and sher and Barbara Streisant, among others, saying
40:44
Speaker 4: they would leave if Trump want to get In twenty
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Speaker 4: twenty four, how many of them have actually left the
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Speaker 4: country CJ.
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Speaker 2: Not a damn one and not a damn one. You know,
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Speaker 2: I think we should deport them next.
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Speaker 17: You know, I think many people would actually be in
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Speaker 17: favor of I think any more people either they want
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Speaker 17: to send over. And I actually use that saying once
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Speaker 17: more a little bit more articular this time, don't let
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Speaker 17: the door hit you were the good Lord's for you.
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Speaker 17: We're not going to miss these people, not at all.
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Speaker 17: And the composity that they think they're pronouncements that they're
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Speaker 17: leaving are going to be welcome with despair from anyone
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Speaker 17: just goes to show just how crazy narcissistic these people are.
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Speaker 4: Now, let's get some real news, not the left's sad
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Speaker 4: fever dreams about Donald Trump. And the President has announced
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Speaker 4: that US Space Command the headquarters is going to move
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Speaker 4: from Colorado to Alabama. This is a major announcement. It's
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Speaker 4: been seven years in the making.
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Speaker 16: The US Space Command Headquarters will move to the beautiful
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Speaker 16: locale of a place called Huntsville, Alabama, forever to be
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Speaker 16: known from this point forward as Rocket City. This will
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Speaker 16: result in more than thirty thousand Alabama jobs and probably
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Speaker 16: much more than that, and hundreds of millions of dollars
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Speaker 16: of investment. And that's billions, because it can't be millions,
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Speaker 16: it's billions and billions of dollars. Most importantly, this decision
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Speaker 16: will help America defend and dominate the High Frontier.
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Speaker 3: CJA. How significant is this announcement.
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Speaker 2: It's a major one.
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Speaker 17: And this is actually President Trump righting a wrong in
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Speaker 17: the bimeministration, which hijacked this critical national security decision by
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Speaker 17: politics because they wanted to punish the state of Alabama
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Speaker 17: for being a red state, for being a conservative one.
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Speaker 17: But thanks to the incredible efforts of folks like Senator
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Speaker 17: Tommy Tuppervell, Katie Brett, Congressman Dale Strong, Barry Moore, many
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Speaker 17: of those in the Alabama delegation, this has been finally reversed.
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Speaker 17: And I think the people of Alabama are going to
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Speaker 17: be very, very grateful for this incredible decision by President Trump.
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Speaker 12: Now, c J.
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Speaker 3: Pearson, hang around.
42:52
Speaker 4: We're going to take a quick break and when we
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Speaker 4: come back, we're going to look at one of the
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Speaker 4: more shameful bits of fake news from the media this week.
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Speaker 3: From the New New York Times. After the break.
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Speaker 4: And welcome back, and I'm joined by CJ.
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Speaker 3: Pearson.
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Speaker 4: Bennie Johnson has responded to a hit piece by The
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Speaker 4: New York Times. This is shameful, shameful reporting. They claimed
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Speaker 4: there was no proof his newborn child was in any
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Speaker 4: danger when his home in DC was severely damaged.
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Speaker 3: By a narsonist.
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Speaker 4: Bennie Johnson has released security camera vision of the incident.
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Speaker 19: Have a look.
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Speaker 3: Just terrifying stuff.
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Speaker 4: C J can hear the neighbors screaming as DC police
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Speaker 4: use crowbars to rip down the door, black smoke streaming out.
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Speaker 4: Benny Johnson says his home was rendered completely uninhabitable and
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Speaker 4: his family had to live in a hotel for months afterwards.
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Speaker 3: And yet you've got the New York Times.
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Speaker 4: Going out of their way to target him, And it
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Speaker 4: just shows you just how low the media will sink
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Speaker 4: in their efforts to demonize people on the right.
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Speaker 17: You're exactly right, you know, every day the corporate liberal
44:45
Speaker 17: media shows that they just don't go low when it
44:47
Speaker 17: comes to sneering conservatives.
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Speaker 2: They go to the basement of hell.
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Speaker 17: They will stop at nothing, They will stop at nothing
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Speaker 17: to slander conservatives, all for the sin of loving our God,
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Speaker 17: loving our country, and having dacy did to love Donald J.
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Speaker 2: Trump.
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Speaker 17: And I think that's exactly why so many people aren't
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Speaker 17: buying what they're selling anymore. It's exactly why President Trump
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Speaker 17: has come in the New York Times, the failing New
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Speaker 17: York Times, because people are sick and tired of their
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Speaker 17: fabrications and they're second tired of their lives. And thank
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Speaker 17: god that Bennie Johnson's fighting back. He's right to do so,
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Speaker 17: because that's the only way these people are going to
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Speaker 17: stop pushing us around.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 4: See Jane, the aftermath of the horrific shooting at a
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Speaker 4: Catholic school in Minnesota by a trans identified gunman, you
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Speaker 4: highlighted just how far.
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Speaker 3: That state has fallen.
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Speaker 4: Let's have a quick look at the leadership from Minnesota
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Speaker 4: and their obsession with transactivism. Here is the Governor Tim Walls,
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Speaker 4: who famously put tampons in boys bathrooms across the state.
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Speaker 9: Minnesota ranks the highest per capitable for being a safe
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Speaker 9: haven for transgender individuals in Minnesota.
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Speaker 4: Let's hear from the Mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob.
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Speaker 20: Frey, Minneapolis will continue you to be a safe haven
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Speaker 20: for undocumented immigrants, for our trans community.
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Speaker 4: And here is the Minnesota Attorney General, Keith Ellison, bragging
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Speaker 4: about suing the Trump administration over trans surgeries.
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Speaker 17: Well, sue them forty four more and forty four more after.
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Speaker 2: That, and we have sued them for gender firming care.
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Speaker 17: Yes, we are not going to skate build our transgender community.
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Speaker 4: And finally, the Minnesota Lieutenant Governor, she may be the
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Speaker 4: most unhinged of the lot.
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Speaker 3: When our children tell us who they.
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Speaker 18: Are, it is our job as grown ups to listen
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Speaker 18: and to believe them.
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Speaker 3: CJ.
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Speaker 4: I've going to ask what is going on in the
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Speaker 4: once great state of Minnesota.
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Speaker 17: You know, it's been hijacked by the woke mind virus.
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Speaker 17: And I think every single video that you just play
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Speaker 17: is an example of that. You know, for the LG
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Speaker 17: to say, you know, when our children tell them who
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Speaker 17: they are, we should believe them, affirm them.
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Speaker 2: All of these things.
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Speaker 17: Probably told my mom that I was a fire truck
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Speaker 17: growing up, but she didn't take me into the auto
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Speaker 17: shop for an oil change, and thank god for that.
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Speaker 2: Here's the dude.
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Speaker 17: You know, folks, we're talking about all these trans issues
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Speaker 17: this and that they make up less than a percentage of.
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Speaker 2: The total population.
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Speaker 17: Talk about jobs, talk about protecting your communities, talk about
47:28
Speaker 17: actually stopping these mashootings from happening, not by taking away guns,
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Speaker 17: but actually addressing the mental health crisis in this country,
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Speaker 17: of which transgenderism is a byproduct of. There's all of
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Speaker 17: these shirts that they want to wear saying protect trans kids. Yes,
47:42
Speaker 17: let's protect them from this idea that they should be
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Speaker 17: mutilating their genitals before they're even eighteen years old and
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Speaker 17: old enough to vote. And or do anything of any
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Speaker 17: consequence on their own. It's absolutely shameful and it's just
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Speaker 17: permissive child abuse.
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Speaker 2: It's disgusting, it is, and.
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Speaker 3: The tide has turned.
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Speaker 4: Regular folks are now speaking out about this issue. For
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Speaker 4: the longest time, it was almost taboo to state a
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Speaker 4: mainstream opinion. It was like the ten percent or five
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Speaker 4: percent whatever that activist group is. We're dominating the discourse
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Speaker 4: and making it unsafe for anybody else to actually state
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Speaker 4: their opinion. That's changed, but hasn't really changed in those
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Speaker 4: blue states. Are you seeing changes in places like California,
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Speaker 4: New York and Illinois?
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Speaker 17: You know, I think people are slowly waking up because
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Speaker 17: in a state like California, you know, people don't really
48:37
Speaker 17: want to talk about the trends issue and fires have
48:39
Speaker 17: burned down their homes, right, They want to talk about that.
48:41
Speaker 17: They want to talk about how they're actually going to
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Speaker 17: have safe communities where they can actually walk their kids
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Speaker 17: at night without the threat of being assaulted by an
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Speaker 17: illegal alien. Those are the minds on the concerns of
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Speaker 17: everyday people and Americans, which is why you starting which
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Speaker 17: is why you're starting to see the tune of progressive
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Speaker 17: politicians like Gavin Newsom change because they realized here in
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Speaker 17: the eighty twenty issues, and so I think it's slowly happening.
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Speaker 2: I don't think we're all the way there yet.
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Speaker 17: The pendulum has not yet fully swung back, but I
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Speaker 17: think that it is and I think that's why so
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Speaker 17: many people on the left are again changing their tune.
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Speaker 4: That's why I never even saw it as an eighty
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Speaker 4: twenty issue, because that twenty percent, so many of them
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Speaker 4: never believed what they were saying, and that's why it's
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Speaker 4: so easy for them now to change their positions. And
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Speaker 4: Gavin Newsom is a very good example of that. Cjpiarson,
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Speaker 4: thank you so much for your.
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Speaker 3: Time tonight, Thanks for having me, and that's it from me.
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Speaker 3: Up next, it's Newsnight. I'll see you at eleven tomorrow night.