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The Rita Panahi Show | 4 August · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: It's Auto panahe Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panehe Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight. Two hundred and thirty billion dollars wipe from
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Speaker 2: the housing market and it could get considerably worse. My
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Speaker 2: panel will join me shortly to discuss the day's top headlines.
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Speaker 2: Chris Bowen, too occupied with his role at COP thirty
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Speaker 2: one to address the domestic energy crisis in Prima, has
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Speaker 2: some thoughts on that. Kosher Gator will have the latest
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Speaker 2: from the US, including Donald Trump's disappointment in Janine Piro,
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Speaker 2: and later in the hour, Alex Stein will tell us
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Speaker 2: about the football superstar laying the boots into Anthony Fauci
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Speaker 2: and Leftie's losing It features this damsel in distress.
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Speaker 3: Besides, there's more to beauty than appearance. It's also about opinion,
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Speaker 3: and your opinion is ugliest hell.
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Speaker 2: But first, Australia has entered a once in a generation
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Speaker 2: housing slum and the crisis is likely to det Further.
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Speaker 2: Data shows property values have fallen by two hundred and
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Speaker 2: thirty billion dollars in just four months, and should prices
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Speaker 2: continue to slide, more than one point twenty five trillion
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Speaker 2: dollars could be wiped from the market. Now, that's terrible
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Speaker 2: news for the majority of Australians whose home is their
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Speaker 2: biggest asset. And it's even worse news if you have
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Speaker 2: a mortgage. Now, thousands of Australians have bought properties with
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Speaker 2: a five percent deposit. They were encouraged to do that
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Speaker 2: by the Albanesi government's five percent deposit scheme. And some
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Speaker 2: of those first home buyers are already in negative equity.
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Speaker 2: They owe the bank more than their property is now worth.
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Speaker 2: But the Albanesi government is so economically illiterate that we've
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Speaker 2: got some MPs like this minister here who don't know
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Speaker 2: what negative equity even means. Have a listen to Matt Thistleweight.
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Speaker 4: Ninety nine percent of people have met their repayments or
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Speaker 4: are head on their mortgages, which means they can negative
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Speaker 4: equity because they're ahead on their mortgage rey payments.
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Speaker 5: So the scheme is working very well. Yep.
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Speaker 2: That's a labor minister who doesn't understand what negative equity
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Speaker 2: means is messing it up with defaulting on your home
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Speaker 2: loan repayments. Let's bring in the panel. Joining me now
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Speaker 2: is former Liberal MP Nicole Flint and News twenty four
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Speaker 2: contributor prou McSween Nicole. This Albanizer government is good at
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Speaker 2: setting records. We've had record decline in living standards and
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Speaker 2: now we've got record housing slum and once in a
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Speaker 2: generation housing slum.
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Speaker 6: That's right, Rada.
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Speaker 7: Unlike some of our incredible athletes at the Commonwealth Games
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Speaker 7: which have just wrapped up, we're seeing record exept for
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Speaker 7: all the wrong reasons under this appallingly bad Albanesi Labor government.
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Speaker 6: Look, they're hurting the very people they were allegedly.
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Speaker 7: Trying to help with these ridiculous changes to the housing market.
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Speaker 6: As you've just outlined very well.
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Speaker 7: Young people, in particular first home buyers who have been
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Speaker 7: enticed into the market on a five percent deposit now
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Speaker 7: have negative equity, and we have an assistant minister who
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Speaker 7: doesn't even understand what that is. For goodness sake, what
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Speaker 7: hope does Labor have of fixing the mess that they've created.
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Speaker 7: But I mean, imagine the stress that you're under. Is
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Speaker 7: a young person or couple in your first home and
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Speaker 7: you've seen the price of that property go down whilst
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Speaker 7: you know exactly how much you owe the bank. And
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Speaker 7: just wait until we see another interest rate rise, then
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Speaker 7: they'll really be losing their minds. I mean, it's just appalling.
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Speaker 7: They're not What labor we know we're trying to do
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Speaker 7: was force investors out of the market to allegedly free
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Speaker 7: up more properties. But usually those investors are the ones
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Speaker 7: that have built that property portfolio over the years.
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Speaker 6: They probably don't need to sell. They're going to hang on.
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Speaker 6: Why on earth would you sell in a falling market?
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Speaker 6: So this is the most.
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Speaker 7: Colossal mess to on hundred and thirty billion dollars off
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Speaker 7: housing prices around Australia. People won't sell if you can
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Speaker 7: afford to write it out, which then just stops new
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Speaker 7: people getting into the market, young people in particular, and
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Speaker 7: young people will be looking at it thinking I don't
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Speaker 7: want to owe the bank more than my house is
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Speaker 7: worth prove.
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Speaker 2: One of the issues is the cost to build it
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Speaker 2: is so high, the regulatory environment is prohibitive, and the
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Speaker 2: housing sector is only going to get worse after Augus ten.
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Speaker 2: That's a deadline for self managed super funds to borrow
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Speaker 2: to buy residential property. So if you ask me the
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Speaker 2: market is going to decline further.
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Speaker 4: You're right, Rita. Look, this would have to be the
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Speaker 4: most duplicitous, dishonest government we've ever ever had. When you
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Speaker 4: think about the fact that they're in collusion with Treasury.
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Speaker 4: You know, it's like treasury treachery the way Treasury backs
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Speaker 4: them up, you know, saying that rents will only go
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Speaker 4: up two dollars a week, that it's not going to
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Speaker 4: affect supply. In fact, it's going to make supply better.
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Speaker 4: But as you say, they never ever talk to the
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Speaker 4: key stake stakeholders, the builders, who can't make the numbers
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Speaker 4: add up. You know, this government is a numbers government,
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Speaker 4: but the numbers they focus on are not economics. They're
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Speaker 4: immigration numbers, you know, they're you know, migration numbers, demographic numbers,
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Speaker 4: trying to appeal to young voters who you know they
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Speaker 4: want to woo. But of course, as you say, first
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Speaker 4: time buyers are going to be the ones that suffer
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Speaker 4: under this one. This government has no clue. It has
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Speaker 4: a treasurer who's got a number of degrees but hasn't
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Speaker 4: got one in economics. A finance minister is useless, and
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Speaker 4: this is what we're now seeing the evidence of.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 2: Pauline Hanson had to be shielded by riot police last
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Speaker 2: night as protesters held abuse that the One Nation leader
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Speaker 2: Senter Hanson arrived the Tower Hotel for the party's Victorian
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Speaker 2: election campaign launch. One group of protests managed to get
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Speaker 2: past the police blockade and chanted unite to fight the
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Speaker 2: right and put the racist in the bin. Very imaginative.
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Speaker 2: They're One Nation's candidate for the Northern Metro Region. Mark
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Speaker 2: Nicholson said the protests won't deter them.
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Speaker 8: This is only charging us further. We are not afraid
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Speaker 8: of these people. They are bangies, they are violent and
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Speaker 8: we are fighting against them and their stranglehold over this
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Speaker 8: government is over.
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Speaker 2: Nicole. I had to look at the footage. It's the
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Speaker 2: usual suspects, the same protest as you see at every
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Speaker 2: left wing protest. I do wonder if they've got jobs,
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Speaker 2: because they seem to be protesting an awful lot.
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Speaker 7: Probably funded by the unions, no doubt rata. But look,
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Speaker 7: this is the ultimate problem with our nation right now.
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Speaker 7: We live in a culture of no consequences. We're a
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Speaker 7: country with no consequences. You can be aggressive, you can
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Speaker 7: be violent, and literally nothing's probably going to happen to you.
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Speaker 6: And let's just think for a moment about.
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Speaker 7: The huge waste of public taxpayer resources in having to
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Speaker 7: have such a strong police presence, which thankfully there was
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Speaker 7: to keep these lunatics under control and keep Pauline Hanson
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Speaker 7: and the One Nation members who are wanting to put
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Speaker 7: the hand up to represent Victoria, let alone their.
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Speaker 6: Supporter is safe.
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Speaker 7: But we have to start seeing some proper consequences so
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Speaker 7: that people are not inclined to go out and make
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Speaker 7: such a dangerous nuisance of themselves, and also so that
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Speaker 7: we stop wasting taxpayer resources.
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Speaker 6: That not only it's the money.
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Speaker 7: It's also the fact that these police should be cracking
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Speaker 7: down on proper dangerous crime in Victoria, which we know
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Speaker 7: has been absolutely right under the Andrews and Allen governments.
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Speaker 2: Prough us like to recall Victoria police handing some very
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Speaker 2: large bills to right wing figures when they were touring Melbourne,
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Speaker 2: not because their audience was causing trouble, but their ideological
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Speaker 2: opponents were causing trouble. What I don't understand is how
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Speaker 2: these protesters who routinely disrupt, who routinely break the law,
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Speaker 2: aren't handed a bill by Victoria police, right.
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Speaker 4: I mean, when you have a government that is trying
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Speaker 4: to impose its socialist dictates, in every area, whether it
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Speaker 4: be education, in the way society runs generally, or in
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Speaker 4: this case, censoring people. This isn't the Australia we want.
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Speaker 4: This isn't democracy. But sadly because they have infiltrated everywhere
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Speaker 4: and imposed their dictates on us, all that there's no
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Speaker 4: fairness anymore. You know, people shouldn't be shut down for
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Speaker 4: their opinion. We should be able to hear their opinion
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Speaker 4: and then we make a judgment ourselves. But that's not
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Speaker 4: what this government wants. It wants to tell you how
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Speaker 4: to think, how to act, and penalize you if you
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Speaker 4: don't abide by their rules.
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Speaker 2: Now, former HBRAC chairman Alan Fels has called out the
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Speaker 2: government's failure to stop goods made with forced labor from
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Speaker 2: entering the country. It follows the Trump administration imposing a
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Speaker 2: twelve and a half percent tariff on Australian exports if
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Speaker 2: we don't update modern slavery laws. The Albanezy government has
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Speaker 2: defended the laws, but Alan Fell says Trump is right.
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Speaker 9: Sorry, Prime Minister, you're wrong, Donald Trump is right.
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Speaker 10: In June, the Trump administration put Australia on notice, accusing
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Speaker 10: it of failing to stop goods made with fourth labor
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Speaker 10: entering the country. It threatened to impose a twelve and
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Speaker 10: a half percent tariff on Australian exports. The Prime Minister's response.
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Speaker 8: Was on equip Australia has robust, comprehensive and world leading
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Speaker 8: legislation addressing forced labor and modern slavery.
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Speaker 9: On this month. Donald Trump is correct and Prime Minister
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Speaker 9: is wrong. We do not have robust, comprehensive, world leading
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Speaker 9: legislation compared with other countries that take it much more seriously.
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Speaker 9: We are a laggard.
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Speaker 2: Through the US bands imports linked to forced slaver as
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Speaker 2: banned products from xiang Xiang Province in China, but Australia
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Speaker 2: has no such laws in place because I guess we
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Speaker 2: don't want to offend the Chinese. We're so terrified of
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Speaker 2: offending the CCP that we are now in the eyes
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Speaker 2: of the US, contravening these anti slavery laws and we're
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Speaker 2: reporting products that could be made by forced labor.
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Speaker 4: Well, ugly politics by the handsome boy you know, who
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Speaker 4: doesn't want to upset China, his master. So let's face it,
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Speaker 4: he's got this cozy relationship with China and he's bending
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Speaker 4: over backwards to accommodate them.
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Speaker 2: Nicole that twelve and a half percent tariff has been applied.
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Speaker 2: Now it's been in place for a couple of weeks.
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Speaker 2: How is Albanese government going to manage this? How are
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Speaker 2: they going to manage the US demands and not upset China?
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Speaker 2: Because handsome boy is an a peaser.
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Speaker 6: Isn't he?
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Speaker 10: Just?
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Speaker 7: And handsome boys, you know, got a big problem on
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Speaker 7: his hands on this fun rita. So look, I think
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Speaker 7: Bruce just express it, expressed it beautifully.
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Speaker 6: This is the perfect conundrum.
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Speaker 7: What do you do and offend your good friends the
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Speaker 7: Chinese or just hurt Australian businesses with.
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Speaker 6: The tariffs that have just been applied.
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Speaker 7: We have unfortunately seen what China is prepared to do
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Speaker 7: when you do when you do offend them. So if
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Speaker 7: anyone was going to fix it, surely it's the great
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Speaker 7: friends of China, the alban Ezy labor government, Senator Penny Wong,
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Speaker 7: So come on, Labor, give your mates a call and
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Speaker 7: sort this out.
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Speaker 4: Agree to sorry. The only other ironic thing is that
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Speaker 4: labor is so in bed with unions and of course
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Speaker 4: would never accommodate this kind of treatment of workers in
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Speaker 4: this country. So this again is another example of the
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Speaker 4: hypocrisy of labor.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, they're happy to bleat on about historic slavery, but
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Speaker 2: we've got modern day slavery, when we've got people in
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Speaker 2: forced labor camps, when we've got the weaker population being
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Speaker 2: systematically persecuted, we don't seem to care too much about that.
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Speaker 2: In this country. We don't have the usual suspects making
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Speaker 2: any sort of noise. And where do you think those
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Speaker 2: solar panels, some of those solar panels are being made.
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Speaker 2: There's been so much reported about this and a lot
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Speaker 2: of people have just got some wilful blindness about them. Now,
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Speaker 2: just quickly before you go, I want Australian had a
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Speaker 2: report today about it, thirty two point one million dollar
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Speaker 2: employment scheme set up by labor under the banner of
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Speaker 2: workplace diversity. It's only pulled fifty five people into jobs
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Speaker 2: so far. The Real Job's Real Wages scheme gives money
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Speaker 2: to employers to hire people at risk of long term
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Speaker 2: unemployment and promises employers a more diverse and inclusive workplace.
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Speaker 2: So prove this seems to be all about diversity, and
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Speaker 2: yet the results are fairly appalling. Only fifty five people
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Speaker 2: put into jobs costing about one hundred and ninety five
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Speaker 2: thousand dollars per job found.
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Speaker 4: Well, this is also part of a forty seven billion
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Speaker 4: dollar scheme that Labour's concocted. But they've forgotten to ask
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Speaker 4: the most important stakeholder, which is the employer. And does
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Speaker 4: the employer want to take on someone who's been spending
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Speaker 4: five years eating twistis in front of a couch. I
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Speaker 4: don't think so.
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Speaker 2: This is the problem that we face, explain Nikole Flenn.
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for your time, ladies. Now the
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Speaker 2: federal government is facing a myriad of problems with its
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Speaker 2: net zero ambitions. The transition to renewables is being frustrated
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Speaker 2: by reality. Large scale wind projects are falling behind, investors
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Speaker 2: are abandoning projects and now cost blowouts across the board,
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Speaker 2: from snowy two point zero to the government's home batteries program.
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Speaker 2: And yet the Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen
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Speaker 2: is preoccupied with his role at COP thirty one due
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Speaker 2: to Sloan rights. In today's Australian as the air goes
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Speaker 2: out of the net zero tire globally, it would have
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Speaker 2: been preferable for Bowen to focus on the various pressing
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Speaker 2: energy issues we face at home. These COP conferences come
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Speaker 2: and go, but they won't solve our domestic energy problems.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now for more on this as a steam geologist,
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Speaker 2: author and executive director at Hancock Energy Professor Ian plymer
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Speaker 2: Ian COP thirty one will take place in Turkey November,
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Speaker 2: and Chris Bowen is having a talk fest practice session
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Speaker 2: I guess you could call it in Fiji in October.
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Speaker 2: Is this a good use of his time and our money?
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Speaker 1: Well, it's certainly a great use of his ego. People
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Speaker 1: go around breaking his peacock feathers and saying, your excellency,
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Speaker 1: what a wonderful man you are. But it's an absolute
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Speaker 1: total waste of taxpayers money. No one benefit from this.
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Speaker 1: I can hear in the background here a bulldozer. Now,
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Speaker 1: what does that bulldozer driver get out of this? Does
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Speaker 1: his family get anything out of COP thirty one? The
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Speaker 1: only thing he'll get out is higher costs of diesel,
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Speaker 1: the fact that he won't be able to work, the
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Speaker 1: fact that his family won't work. This is an absolute
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Speaker 1: ego trip by a person who's had a frinch plastically
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Speaker 1: successful charisma bypass operation and a person who will not
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Speaker 1: around the world stage having people admire him and tell
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Speaker 1: him what a wonderful person he is. This man has
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Speaker 1: destroyed Australia's energy system. This man is costing us in
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Speaker 1: Australia a fortune if you live in rural Australia where
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Speaker 1: I am at president in the outback. This man is
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Speaker 1: destroying people's lives, destroying towns, destroying agriculture, and he adds
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Speaker 1: no value at all to Australia. The quicker we get
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Speaker 1: out of net zero, the better. The quicker we get
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Speaker 1: out of Paris, the better. The quicker we actually have
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Speaker 1: some common sense which is very uncommon. Is better now
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Speaker 1: this man should not be wasting one hundred and fifty
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Speaker 1: million dollars of hard earned tax payers money on yet
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Speaker 1: again another COP. If COP was a successful procedure, we
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Speaker 1: would have solved the world's problems. After the first or
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Speaker 1: the second COP meeting, we're up to number thirty one.
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Speaker 1: It is a jaunt.
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Speaker 2: It is a Georgie and they're now having pre jowns.
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Speaker 2: They're having a session in Fiji before they have the
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Speaker 2: one in Turkey. Bizarre though, a lot of world leaders
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Speaker 2: are skipping Fiji, so We're spending all this money and
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Speaker 2: we're not even having attendance from some of these world leaders.
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Speaker 2: Now you'd think Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez would be
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Speaker 2: focused on the illegal immigration crisis he's helped us are in. Instead,
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Speaker 2: the leftist leader with a history of climate zelotry, is
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Speaker 2: scare mongering about global warming, which he blames for wildfires.
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Speaker 2: He said, that's why it's not enough to address the consequences.
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Speaker 2: What we have to do is reduce its causes, anticipate
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Speaker 2: its effects, and consequently better prepare our country to protect
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Speaker 2: people's lives in Pedro has also said climate change kills.
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Speaker 2: He said, it kills people, It kills our ecosystem, our biodiversity,
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Speaker 2: and it also destroys the things we as a society
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Speaker 2: society hold dear houses, our businesses, our livestock. How would
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Speaker 2: you counsel this world leader.
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Speaker 1: Well, I would say to learn a little bit of history.
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Speaker 1: Climate change does kill. Ask the Vikings who once lived
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Speaker 1: on greenland, who grew barley and wheat and had cattle
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Speaker 1: and sheep and goats. They were wiped out by climate change.
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Speaker 1: We know from a survey done of thirty four million
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Speaker 1: people worldwide that ninety percent of climate deaths are from
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Speaker 1: the cold. It is the cold that kills. Climate does kill.
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Speaker 1: The warm weather people thrive. And we've only got to
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Speaker 1: look at what happened in Roman times and in Greek times,
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Speaker 1: and in medieval warming, and now in the modern times
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Speaker 1: we love it warm. Why do you think people from
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Speaker 1: that cold and miserable, wet part of the world called
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Speaker 1: England go to Spain for their holidays? And if he
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Speaker 1: was really concerned about wildfires, he would plant fewer eucalypt trees,
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Speaker 1: he would clean out the undergrath, stop people deliberately lighting
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Speaker 1: fires for their thrills or to clear land for real
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Speaker 1: estate reasons. This has got nothing to do with climate.
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Speaker 1: It's got a lot to do with human behavior, but
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Speaker 1: it's got nothing to do with climate.
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Speaker 11: Now.
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Speaker 2: Gena rein Hart has launched legal action against the ABC
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Speaker 2: and several senior executives after the national broadcaster refuse to
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Speaker 2: apologize a remover segment which encouraged viewers to sodomize and
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Speaker 2: murder the Hancock prospect Prospecting boss Hancock Prospecting sent legal
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Speaker 2: letters to the ABC's chair Kim Williams, Deputy chair Lisa Caffrey,
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Speaker 2: and Managing director Hugh Mark's listing a series of serious
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Speaker 2: civil and criminal breaches in You are ow, an executive
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Speaker 2: director at Hancock Energy. You've worked closely with Gena rein
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Speaker 2: Hart for many years. How do you view the manner
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Speaker 2: in which she's perceived and treated by the Australian Left.
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Speaker 1: With people out here, they loved her because she has
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Speaker 1: actually created wealth, she has created jobs. She has created
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Speaker 1: a pride in our country, a pride in our athletes,
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Speaker 1: a pride in our flag, a pride in our defense forces.
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Speaker 1: She is the greatest woman this country has ever produced.
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Speaker 1: And if you on the left want to criticize her,
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Speaker 1: then you are anti women. You are a misogynist. And
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Speaker 1: this is what the ABC is showing. They are quite
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Speaker 1: happy to be obscene, to show sexual perversity and to
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Speaker 1: show sexual violence with someone who actually has created something,
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Speaker 1: someone who's a woman who I thought the ABC were
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Speaker 1: very pro woman, We're trying to help women. But no,
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Speaker 1: they have put to air one of the most disgusting
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Speaker 1: things that I have ever seen in my life. Now,
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Speaker 1: this wasn't an accident. There was a production company that
20:52
Speaker 1: certainly viewed this a number of times before it went
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Speaker 1: to the ABC. He bought this project, a number of
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Speaker 1: people would have viewed it and given the tick of approval.
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Speaker 1: We cannot have our national broadcaster promoting sexual violence and
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Speaker 1: transmitting porn that everyone can see. This was not anything
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Speaker 1: that was humorous. This was a deliberate sexual attack on
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Speaker 1: missus Reinhart, and I think litigation is probably too kind.
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Speaker 1: I think the best thing we can do is to
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Speaker 1: shut the ABC now and tell them to go out
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Speaker 1: and find out what the real world's like and get
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Speaker 1: themselves a decent job. But don't pedal porn using our money.
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Speaker 2: And you said the ABC are all about women, are
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Speaker 2: supposed to be all about women. That doesn't include conservative women.
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Speaker 2: There you lose your women card in the eyes of
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Speaker 2: the left. If you're a conservative, then they show really
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Speaker 2: their ugly, ugly underbelly. Professor and Plyman, thank you so
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Speaker 2: much for your time to thank you, still de garma.
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Speaker 2: Left is losing it and the latest from the US,
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Speaker 2: including Donald Trump's disappointment in Janine Heiro Kosher Gator is
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Speaker 2: up next. Welcome back. It's time for lefties losing it
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Speaker 2: and we're gonna get rolling with this damsel in distress
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Speaker 2: who has no time for you or your ugliest her opinions.
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Speaker 3: Got a bunch of passing pick me trans people up
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Speaker 3: in my comments right now, telling me that I'm making
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Speaker 3: society a worst place for us all by being myself
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Speaker 3: and sharing my experience. Let me tell you are privileged
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Speaker 3: as hell to be passing. Not all of us want
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Speaker 3: to be living up to society's expectations of gender norms
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Speaker 3: and beauty standards. Besides, there's more to beauty than appearance.
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Speaker 3: It's also about opinion, and your opinion is ugliest hell.
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Speaker 2: You see if it says as a woman, here's a woman.
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Speaker 2: That's how the idiot left see the world and is
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Speaker 2: backed by every weak willed simpleton who puts pronouns in
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Speaker 2: their bio or on their Instagram page. Now let's go
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Speaker 2: skating just like this, big so.
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Speaker 5: Who knows what's going to happen, But here we go.
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Speaker 5: Are you ready?
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Speaker 2: I'm using every bit of willpower not to make the
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Speaker 2: easy joke there. Now, let's check in on some members
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Speaker 2: of the media who continue to be Fauci fanboys. Here
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Speaker 2: is former Sinnan anchor Chris Kumo.
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Speaker 12: I don't know who here needs to hear this, but
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Speaker 12: if you were forced by the situation where people coming
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Speaker 12: after you to plead the fifth and take everything that
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Speaker 12: comes with that. What would you be doing right now?
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Speaker 12: I'd be in the fetal position or hiding. Tony Fauci
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Speaker 12: is seeing patience. Why because he's a real one and
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Speaker 12: because what they're doing going after him is bullshit and
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Speaker 12: everybody knows it. You want to find out who started COVID.
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Speaker 12: Are you saying Tony Fauci did? Are you saying America did?
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Speaker 13: Then?
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Speaker 12: What are we talking about. If you didn't like masks,
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Speaker 12: if you didn't like mandates, if you didn't like any
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Speaker 12: of that, go after the administrations that were okay with it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder who those administrators and politicians were listening
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Speaker 2: to Chris whose orders were their following when they imposed
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Speaker 2: mask mandates and vaccine mandates. You know, both Chris Kumo
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Speaker 2: and his a lying brother, the former New York governor,
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Speaker 2: have questions to answer. And these media hacks will never
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Speaker 2: admit the truth about COVID, about the restrictions, or even Fauci,
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Speaker 2: because that would be telling on themselves. They're all complicit
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Speaker 2: and they know it now. He is Bravo. Big wig.
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Speaker 2: Andy Cohen has had another Fauci rant and this one
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Speaker 2: maybe is craziest yet look at those crazy eyes.
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Speaker 14: Time for my Mazzle of the day goes to doctor
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Speaker 14: Anthony Fauci, who spent over three hours today being grilled, berated,
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Speaker 14: and sworn at by Senate Republicans over the imaginary crimes
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Speaker 14: they want you to believe he committed during his management
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Speaker 14: of the COVID nineteen pandemic.
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Speaker 2: Oh Andy Cohen, he really is one of the most
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Speaker 2: reprehensible hypocrites in the entertainment world today. But not every
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Speaker 2: lefty is determined to stay stupid on Faucci. Here is
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Speaker 2: the young turks An, a Casparian.
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Speaker 15: The one thing that I think the Conservative Americans were
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Speaker 15: correct about, especially as it pertained to the pandemic, was
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Speaker 15: questioning authority, in questioning our institutions when the pandemic began.
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Speaker 15: I had too much trust in our institutions. I have
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Speaker 15: now switched over to having zero trust in our institutions.
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Speaker 2: Now. President Trump is not exactly thrilled with the office
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Speaker 2: of US Attorney Jeanine Piro after federal prosecutors moved to
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Speaker 2: dismiss vandalism charges against former Olympian David Hearn, who was
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Speaker 2: accused of deliberately damaging the Lincoln Memorial, reflecting pool. Just
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Speaker 2: because he's not happy with Janine doesn't mean he's going
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Speaker 2: to entertain questions from MS now nuffies.
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Speaker 16: And frankly, I think she choked because the judge was
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Speaker 16: really vicious. Instead of going after the people that did it,
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Speaker 16: the judge went after her and went after her department, and.
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Speaker 5: I guess she choked. I don't know what the hell
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Speaker 5: have you considering a rule?
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Speaker 16: I don't know what your fake news? Don't ever talk again.
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Speaker 16: Your fake is one of the worst of the business.
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Speaker 16: Fortunately nobody watches.
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Speaker 2: You don't ever talk again. As Greg Gottfeldt says, we
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Speaker 2: don't deserve him. Let's bring in News twenty four contributor
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Speaker 2: Kosher Gator Kosher the President accused Janine Piro of folding
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Speaker 2: like an umbrella during that press conference. What's happening with
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Speaker 2: these vandalism cases?
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Speaker 17: You know we were talking to the reporter's question wasn't
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Speaker 17: even that bad, poor reporter, But he must atone for
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Speaker 17: the sins of the network.
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Speaker 2: Well, I think he's got formed personally, but also he's
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Speaker 2: MS new so you can just imagine. But yeah, that
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Speaker 2: particular question I thought was pretty reasonable. Is her job
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Speaker 2: in jeopardy? And why aren't they pressing ahead with these cases?
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Speaker 2: Obviously DC, you've got a lot of Democrat appointed judges
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Speaker 2: there wouldn't be helping things.
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Speaker 17: Yes, And that's obviously what he was trying to needle
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Speaker 17: because anytime the Allies, if there's a fracturing, they want
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Speaker 17: to call that out. It is interesting. So there might
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Speaker 17: very well be truth to Trump.
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Speaker 18: What he's saying. He has his finger on the pulse
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Speaker 18: with these things. Whether or not she choked.
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Speaker 17: It is funny because she is deemed to be a tough.
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Speaker 18: Cookie yahually with these things.
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Speaker 17: But to your point, the judges and just the overall
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Speaker 17: apparatus in DC are generally not favorable the Also, the
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Speaker 17: defendant here is an Olympic canoeists, so maybe in the
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Speaker 17: media there's some concern with that. And then the third
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Speaker 17: piece is that the Department of Interior issued a report
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Speaker 17: that apparently said there was something fundamentally wrong with the
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Speaker 17: construction of the pool rather than and so that more
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Speaker 17: the damage could be attributed to that rather than what
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Speaker 17: the canoeists did.
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Speaker 18: So she's looking at all of that as a lawyer.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, probably made the assertation that it's not worth going
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Speaker 17: after this interesting.
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Speaker 2: I just cannot believe I've got a political environment in
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Speaker 2: the US. We've got people deliberately damaging the reflecting pool
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Speaker 2: to try to embarrass Donald Trump, or just cheering on
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Speaker 2: if there is a problem with it, if there's a
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Speaker 2: return of a blue green algae, they're cheering for the algae.
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Speaker 2: I mean, the craziness is reaching new heights now. New
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Speaker 2: York Post reports that a nonprofit funded by far left
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Speaker 2: billionaire George Soros is trying to silence a growing movement
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Speaker 2: by nine to eleven families to keep New York City
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Speaker 2: mayors Or and Ma'm Danny from attending the twenty fifth
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Speaker 2: anniversary memorial for victims of the attack at Ground Zero Kosher,
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Speaker 2: tell me what's happening here. The twenty five year anniversary
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Speaker 2: is fast approaching, and I can understand why there will
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Speaker 2: be a lot of families of nine to eleven we
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Speaker 2: victims who don't honestly are in Mandani there. They don't
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Speaker 2: want to see him presiding over this tribute.
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Speaker 17: It's hard to first all believe it's been twenty five years.
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Speaker 17: I've talked about how I was there at the time
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Speaker 17: and I will never ever forget the vision, the smell
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Speaker 17: of the rubble, the vibe, the looks on people's faces
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Speaker 17: after that, and then you look at someone like Mamdani
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Speaker 17: and even before him would paved the way for his
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Speaker 17: position and comments he's made about effectively they've deserved it,
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Speaker 17: or you know, America had this coming. That's broadly how
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Speaker 17: they characterize it. It was elan Omar with her very
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Speaker 17: infamous quote some people did something.
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Speaker 18: She said.
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Speaker 17: Nicole Wallace during the J six drama had likened it
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Speaker 17: to nine to eleven. She said the J six riots
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Speaker 17: were like eleven, which is also ludicrous. So all those
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Speaker 17: types of comments have sort of created this permission structure
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Speaker 17: to say that kind of thing, and it is very,
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Speaker 17: very hurtful to those families. Many of those families kids
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Speaker 17: are not full grown adults and they were very young
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Speaker 17: when this happened and their parents died in those towers.
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Speaker 17: To find it extremely offensive, don't want that. I think
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Speaker 17: when they're speaking to and mum Dani we have discussed
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Speaker 17: is very politically savvy. Is there is this sliver of
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Speaker 17: the electorate that is very, very tired of wars. It's
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Speaker 17: actually more than a slimmer but there's a sliver who
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Speaker 17: also further believes if the US is constantly intervening in
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Speaker 17: global affairs, you sort of invite hatred back. Not that
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Speaker 17: the civilians deserved to die, but that the policy has.
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Speaker 18: Sort of a boomerang effect.
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Speaker 17: So he's latching onto that because he's aware that that
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Speaker 17: is a rift on the right on the left, and
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Speaker 17: I think that's where he goes at. But the twenty
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Speaker 17: fifth anniverse is not the time or the place to
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Speaker 17: do that.
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Speaker 2: No, absolutely not. And we're going to just show you
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Speaker 2: a couple of reminders of why so many nine to
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Speaker 2: eleven families don't want me and Ma'm Dani there for starters.
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Speaker 2: He's good friends with this guy. He campaigned with Hassan Piker,
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Speaker 2: who said.
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Speaker 5: This America deserved nine to eleven.
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Speaker 2: Dude, I'm saying America deserved nine to eleven. That's his words,
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Speaker 2: the sand Piker. And it's hard to believe that less
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Speaker 2: than twenty five years after nine to eleven, New Yorker's
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Speaker 2: elected a mayor who is cozy with Islamist and characters
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Speaker 2: like a sand Waiker. I mean, you would have never
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Speaker 2: in a million years predicted that could happen in such
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Speaker 2: a short period of time.
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Speaker 17: It is so shocking in twenty five years if that's happened.
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Speaker 17: You can point to immigration. The demographics of the city
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Speaker 17: are very very different now than there were twenty five
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Speaker 17: years ago.
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Speaker 18: Things can really.
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Speaker 17: Change in a generation, which is effectively what that is,
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Speaker 17: or half a generation. And also just what's happened with
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Speaker 17: young people in general the whole you know, they can't
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Speaker 17: afford house, they can't get a job, there's a lot
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Speaker 17: of economic despair, and then they channel that into the
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Speaker 17: change candidates. Yeah, they believe rather change candidates. And you know,
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Speaker 17: it could have taken the shape of Obama, it could
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Speaker 17: have taken the shape of Trump, can take the shape
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Speaker 17: of Mamdani. Very little in common with all three of those,
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Speaker 17: but they also of represent a change against the system,
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Speaker 17: and Mamdani is the beneficiary of that.
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Speaker 18: It just so happens that.
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Speaker 17: He says the things that he says really is very
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Speaker 17: very insulting to any New Yorker, but especially the kids
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Speaker 17: of the victims of nine to eleven. On the twenty
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Speaker 17: fifth anniversary, So I don't think they're going to stop
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Speaker 17: doing that because they know it's going to get a
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Speaker 17: lot of press pick up and unfortunately that's just beaked
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Speaker 17: into the cake now.
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Speaker 2: And it's not just Mam Dani, He's got the other
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Speaker 2: Democrats socialist as they call themselves, communists who've got really
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Speaker 2: very similar world views this character are the Kavas. Another
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Speaker 2: Mam Dannie Ally has won her primary for New York
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Speaker 2: State Senate. She said nine to eleven was the manifestation
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Speaker 2: of capitalism and white supremacy.
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Speaker 11: The system of capitalism and racism and white supremacy, etc.
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Speaker 11: Have all and Islamophobia have all been used, you know,
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Speaker 11: to colonized lands, right two, take resources from other people,
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Speaker 11: and so this is like a long trajectory and we're
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Speaker 11: just seeing the manifestations of that continuation right worth nine
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Speaker 11: to eleven.
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Speaker 2: Yes, Islamophobia, colonized and just using every excuse under the
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Speaker 2: sun to try to rationalize the horror of thousands of
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Speaker 2: people being murdered in a terrorist attack, because that's what
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Speaker 2: it was, and that's what people are forgetting.
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Speaker 17: Now, terrorist attack and the largest ever over three thousand
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Speaker 17: people on civilian soil. Pearl Harbor was the other, but
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Speaker 17: that was a military base, so nothing like this has
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Speaker 17: ever happened.
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Speaker 18: Their whole framework is oppressor and oppressed.
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Speaker 17: So she's talking about this long continuum that we're on
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Speaker 17: of oppressors needing to atune for their sins against the oppress.
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Speaker 18: That's kind of what they talk about.
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Speaker 17: And again, even if there is a legitimate sliver in
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Speaker 17: there about foreign policy, that's one thing, but that's not
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Speaker 17: what she's saying. That's not what people from her ilk
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Speaker 17: are saying. They also, i think, like the shark value
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Speaker 17: and like to be provocative because you know that that's
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Speaker 17: the way you get attention.
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Speaker 2: I'm thinking in their circles, that's not they believe it shocking.
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Speaker 2: I think that's very much a accepted opinion. That is
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Speaker 2: not going to be shocking those who support someone like that.
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Speaker 2: And that's the worry because the numbers of people with
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Speaker 2: that worldview is increasing dramatically in places like New York,
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Speaker 2: and a lot of the more reasonable people are leaving.
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Speaker 2: We're seeing New York just have a huge population shift
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Speaker 2: going to places like Florida and Texas. And a lot
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Speaker 2: of people blame COVID, and I'm sure they had a
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Speaker 2: lot to do with it, but it seems like that
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Speaker 2: trend tess continued.
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Speaker 17: COVID taxis this kind of rhetoric and you're right. I
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Speaker 17: think mum Dani's election and then the election of the
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Speaker 17: other people he backed in the US Congress recently in
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Speaker 17: the primaries, for instance, are living proof, living breathing proof
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Speaker 17: of exactly what you're saying that the electorate has shifted
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Speaker 17: and we're just going to see more and more of this.
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Speaker 2: Unfortunately, now setback for New York overnight with a federal
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Speaker 2: judge blocking key portions of a state law that would
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Speaker 2: have prohibitted federal immigration agents from wearing masks and required
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Speaker 2: them to display visible identification. This seems like a bit
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Speaker 2: of a common sense ruling, Kosher. I mean, what are
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Speaker 2: we going to have next undercover cops wearing their police
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Speaker 2: ideas of how they're supposed to do their work if
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Speaker 2: they're screaming who they are and what they're doing there.
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Speaker 2: So it's almost if this went through, you're creating an
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Speaker 2: atmosphere or a climate for more clashes, because if they're
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Speaker 2: going in and everyone knows who they are and what
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Speaker 2: they're there to do, you're probably going to have more
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Speaker 2: clashes occurring.
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Speaker 17: And they're getting docks. So these types of challenges have
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Speaker 17: been happening around the country, and judges are ruling in
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Speaker 17: some cases favorably and some unfevorably.
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Speaker 2: But when you say docs, you're talking about these individual
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Speaker 2: ICE agents being identified and having these psychos showing up
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Speaker 2: to their home, attacking.
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Speaker 17: Their family members and raising and white So that has happened,
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Speaker 17: or threats of that have happened. So that's why they're
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Speaker 17: saying they need to do this because they have been vilified.
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Speaker 17: The ICE agent is now the number one villain in
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Speaker 17: the eyes of a pretty large swath of the country
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Speaker 17: that's against massive rotics.
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Speaker 18: So that's the argument. And to argument of.
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Speaker 17: Course that they will bring is you should be able
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Speaker 17: to show your badge, show who.
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Speaker 18: You are and not wear a mask.
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Speaker 17: But there is a due process aspect to it, and
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Speaker 17: at the right time they will do that. If they're
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Speaker 17: going in to take out illegals. That's kind of the
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Speaker 17: crux of the argument that you don't actually have the
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Speaker 17: rights if you're there illegally and they're just trying to
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Speaker 17: find you. So that is going to keep getting adjudicated
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Speaker 17: in various battlefields. But for now it's certainly a win
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Speaker 17: for ICE in the broader masks in rotation agenda, even
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Speaker 17: though so much opposition remains.
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Speaker 2: Now, one last New York story tonight, ma'm danny has
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Speaker 2: confirmed that his city run grocery stores have very socialist
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Speaker 2: of him. Well, they're going to require ID doesn't want
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Speaker 2: people to buy up too much stock and resell it
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Speaker 2: at a profit. So we're going to have ID kosher
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Speaker 2: to shop at a New York City run grocery store.
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Speaker 2: But Ma'mdane's dead set against having ID to vote, So
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Speaker 2: we have some sort of election inteke ready, how does
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Speaker 2: he How does he explain that?
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Speaker 17: I think he knows he doesn't have to those those
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Speaker 17: contradictions are absurd.
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Speaker 18: Actually, even in the previous topic that we just discussed.
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Speaker 17: The masks, he and his ILK were very happy to
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Speaker 17: mandate masks on the rest of us during COVID, for instance,
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Speaker 17: even though we all know that it did little. But
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Speaker 17: they're not the ice officer. The same thing here, No
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Speaker 17: ID for voting, but ID in the grocery store, which
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Speaker 17: is his socialist dream. He wants to ration and centrally
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Speaker 17: plan supermarkets. Yeah, and controlling that so he he doesn't
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Speaker 17: have to explain it.
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Speaker 18: Those it's paying attention.
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Speaker 17: No, it's absurd, But unfortunately a lot of people don't
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Speaker 17: pay attention.
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Speaker 18: And so these kinds of contradictions slide.
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Speaker 2: Now, let's have a look at this exchange between CNN's
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Speaker 2: Dana Bash and the health secretary are Ofka Junior. He
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Speaker 2: accuses her hero of journalistic malpractice.
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Speaker 18: Because it's a part of the problem. No, I wasn't.
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Speaker 19: It was absolute press malpractice. Weren't allowing your secretary your job?
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Speaker 19: Your job is a fear skepticism already, and you weren't
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Speaker 19: doing that.
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Speaker 5: I am my job.
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Speaker 6: No, okay, are you gonna you want to sit here
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Speaker 6: and attack me?
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Speaker 2: Oh dear, no, I'd love I've gotta say, I'd have
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Speaker 2: a lot more respect for Bash and all the other
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Speaker 2: media commentators anchors if they just owned up to the
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Speaker 2: fact that they got played. They got played by Fauci
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Speaker 2: and other health bureaucrats. But this doubling down is only
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Speaker 2: making it worse.
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Speaker 18: It really is.
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Speaker 2: Unless you're really in that bubble and you're not exposed
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Speaker 2: to anything else, you know that things have gone terribly wrong.
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Speaker 2: Probably even if you haven't seen it, have heard about
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Speaker 2: Anthony Fauci pleading the fifth one hundred and eleven times.
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Speaker 17: It's funny because they could easily make him escapegoat. She
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Speaker 17: could easily say that I was listening to the health
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Speaker 17: the chief health bureaucrat, but they won't throw him under
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Speaker 17: the bus. They really sort of have formed this ring
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Speaker 17: of protection around Fauci, and they're politicizing that whole thing.
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Speaker 17: Good for for RFK Junior. He knows of what he
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Speaker 17: speaks because he in particular was extra exceptionally censored in
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Speaker 17: the early days. All the big tech platforms deplatformed and
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Speaker 17: canceled his accounts, all of that. The media companies certainly
39:13
Speaker 17: didn't stand up for him in that regard, and they
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Speaker 17: did invite him on but in a very very critical way,
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Speaker 17: very did not allow him to freeze.
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Speaker 2: Basically invited anymon to lecture him correct and Shelie that
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Speaker 2: he was dangerous, that he was going to cost people
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Speaker 2: their lives.
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Speaker 17: That was why I was there, And he's been vindicated
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Speaker 17: because everybody knows that he was on the right side
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Speaker 17: of that debate, and he wasn't even arguing himself in that.
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Speaker 17: He was making a macro point, which is that when
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Speaker 17: the next pandemic arrives, which is what this whole segment
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Speaker 17: was about, civil liberties should be protected. You don't throw
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Speaker 17: civil liberties out the door. Because you're trying to figure
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Speaker 17: things out as you go, and she was trying to
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Speaker 17: keep it very micro, like, oh, what should we do?
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Speaker 17: What are some of the practical steps that we should
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Speaker 17: be taking? And he did not want to go there.
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Speaker 18: He wanted to keep it macro and focus on the fundamentals.
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Speaker 2: Kosher gaea, thank you so much for your time still
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Speaker 2: to come. The American football superstar laying the boots into
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Speaker 2: Anthony Fauci. Alex Stein has the details Welcome back Now.
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Speaker 2: Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has mocked Anthony primptive community
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Speaker 2: Fauci over his decision to plead the fifth one hundred
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Speaker 2: and eleven times during a Senat hearing last week.
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Speaker 5: How do you kind of view this year verse? Maybe
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Speaker 5: the years of the past.
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Speaker 13: Now I'm going to plead the fifth?
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Speaker 8: Okay, Okay, Like I love that guy, Okay.
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Speaker 13: Like that absolute coward, Tony? Absolute? Are you kidding me?
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Speaker 13: You got a pardon and you're and you pleaded over
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Speaker 13: one hundred times at the White House? What are you
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Speaker 13: scared of? Tony? I thought you were the science. I
40:54
Speaker 13: thought you I am science And you get up there
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Speaker 13: and you can't answer a question. What do we doing,
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Speaker 13: and how much time the network spend of that? How
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Speaker 13: much time did they spend on my responses every week
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Speaker 13: on my vaccination stat at aunt Taylor, at Travis's wedding?
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Speaker 13: Did they do even a minute? Did they do even
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Speaker 13: a minute on Tony Fauci?
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Speaker 5: I don't think I've heard that.
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Speaker 13: I bet they didn't.
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Speaker 2: You know what the best thing is that happened on
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Speaker 2: the painfully woke ear spin station? You know the idiots
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Speaker 2: who don't know what the w in w NBA stands
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Speaker 2: for now. Aaron Rodgers paid a heavy price for challenging
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Speaker 2: COVID mandates. He hasn't forgotten and neither should you go.
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Speaker 13: Back to Fauci? Yeah, go back to the coward Tony fout.
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Speaker 13: You're spending the entire time right in his diary about
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Speaker 13: how fun it is to be famous. You gotta be
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Speaker 13: kidding me?
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Speaker 1: Okay, So on that note, what are you.
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Speaker 13: Going to say about me?
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Speaker 17: Now?
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Speaker 13: What are you gonna say about it?
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Speaker 8: Now?
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Speaker 5: I got not debate here? Are you at a five?
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Speaker 13: Seriously? What are they going to say about me now? Now?
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Speaker 13: Now that you can't talk about the COVID stuff because
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Speaker 13: obviously it was it was made you know in a
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Speaker 13: lab in China. That's like not even a questionable anymore.
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Speaker 13: Tony Fauci is an absolute criminal.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is comedian and host of After Hours
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Speaker 2: with Alex Steine. Alex. The sad reality is that the
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Speaker 2: ESPN audience, like the CNN, MSN, NOW, ABC, NBCCBS, all
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Speaker 2: those audiences probably didn't see Fauchi's testimony. That may be
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Speaker 2: the first they've heard of it.
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Speaker 5: You know, it's actually you're probably right, And I'm happy
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Speaker 5: that Aaron Rodgers had the opportunity to call Fauci out, because,
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Speaker 5: I mean, nobody was targeted harder in the NFL than
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Speaker 5: Aaron Rodgers. Kyrie Irving was canceled from the NBA basically
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Speaker 5: for not getting the vaccine, when in reality, all the
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Speaker 5: conspiracy theories were basically right surrounding COVID nineteen, the lab
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Speaker 5: leak origins being a lie, and it just feels like
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Speaker 5: me a little redemption or retribution even though we pleted
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Speaker 5: the fifth one hundred and eleven times. I'm happy they
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Speaker 5: still got to grill. But one thing I'm mad about.
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Speaker 5: They didn't talk about all the beagles that he tested
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Speaker 5: drugs on, or you know, about their giving. You know,
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Speaker 5: hates Patient Act in the eighties, so doctor Bauci has
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Speaker 5: a long history of making medical malpractice decisions in my opinion,
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Speaker 5: so I'm happy that Aaron Rodgers had his day on
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Speaker 5: you know, the most woke a sports station.
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Speaker 2: Known to man, absolutely calling Fauci a coward and criminal
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Speaker 2: on ESPN. Not a bad way to route out your career. Now,
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Speaker 2: Katie Perry and Justin Trudeau have been photographed a swimming
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Speaker 2: and sharing intimate moments on a beach in Saint Trapei.
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Speaker 2: Trudeau was seen placing his hand inside Perry's revealing dress
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Speaker 2: as he applied lotion on her breast. Thankfully we don't
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Speaker 2: have footage of that. Alex how much how much most
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Speaker 2: Canadians hate seeing this is a man who calls so
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Speaker 2: much harm to their country is now swanning around Saint
43:57
Speaker 2: Trepe fetching drinks for his pop star girl Fred Well,
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Speaker 2: you know, I mean, it looks.
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Speaker 5: Like he's having fun in the south of France. But
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Speaker 5: kind of like how it was very feminine, the doctor
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Speaker 5: Fauci wrote in a diary every day during COVID, he
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Speaker 5: kind of looks like he's wearing the dress in that relationship,
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Speaker 5: like he's the one carrying the bottles. He's kind of
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Speaker 5: I don't know. I mean he almost looks like like
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Speaker 5: the he looks like the woman in the relationship. I
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Speaker 5: think Katy Perry's wearing the pants.
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Speaker 2: Well, I hope, so she's more successful than he is.
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Speaker 2: He should be the plus one in my opinion. Now,
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Speaker 2: will Smith, well, let's talk about his children, because they
44:34
Speaker 2: continue to raise eyebrows. These NEPO babies are all grown
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Speaker 2: up and they love seeking attention. Let's have a look
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Speaker 2: at son Jaden. He's spotted in this get up in London.
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Speaker 2: I mean, why okay, and let's ever listen to his
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Speaker 2: daughter Willow fangirling over Greca Thunberg.
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Speaker 20: Am I gonna stand up and try to steal this
44:59
Speaker 20: moment towards hi nature. That's really courageous people do that.
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Speaker 20: Greta Thunberg is doing that. We just should be thinking
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Speaker 20: about what's our way in our moments that we want
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Speaker 20: to be steering our environments towards human nature.
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Speaker 2: Alex, I blame gentle parenting, and this is what happens
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Speaker 2: when you indulge your children too much.
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Speaker 5: No, you're exactly right. I mean he basically enabled all
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Speaker 5: this behavior by just being a famous father, and you
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Speaker 5: know what I would actually give the kids. I give
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Speaker 5: them a little empathy too, because imagine having a dad
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Speaker 5: that's probably on movie sets and the pressure that they
45:35
Speaker 5: must face living in his shadow. So I just think
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Speaker 5: that he nurtured them the wrong way, and that's why
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Speaker 5: they have to seek attention by wearing women's clothing or
45:43
Speaker 5: saying outrageous things. So I actually have a little bit
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Speaker 5: of sympathy and empathy for those kids.
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Speaker 2: Well, I disagree. I think you are brought up with
45:53
Speaker 2: absolute privilege. You considered special at school because both your
45:58
Speaker 2: parents are wildly famous. He obviously living in a very
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Speaker 2: affluent lifestyle. You've got every opportunity available to you. And
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Speaker 2: young Jaden there, remember he was the star of the
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Speaker 2: Pursuit of Happiness when he was very young. He was
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Speaker 2: quite brilliant. He's just growing up rather strange, and they've
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Speaker 2: kind of squandered all of that. Alex, I'm having difficulty
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Speaker 2: having sympathy here.
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Speaker 5: Well, you know, I agree with you. I was going
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Speaker 5: to mention the pursuit of happiness and Jaden crushed that role.
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Speaker 5: And think about it. I mean, I'm sure you've been
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Speaker 5: on movie sets and TV sets that's a lot of
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Speaker 5: pressure as a young man with a crew around you
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Speaker 5: and being able to act and actually sell it. So
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Speaker 5: obviously he's talented, but like I said, that is a
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Speaker 5: high pressure situation. And just like Michael Jackson, I think
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Speaker 5: they have a little bit of arrested development. They probably
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Speaker 5: mature too fast living in Hollywood, being around all these adults,
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Speaker 5: and I think that stunted their growth, and that's why
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Speaker 5: I think they have kind of like that, say Michael Jackson,
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Speaker 5: arrested development syndrome.
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Speaker 2: Now before you go, The Daily Mail has revealed that
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Speaker 2: Taylor Swift's decade long friendship with Blake Lively imploded after
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Speaker 2: the actress allegedly threatened to expose years of the superstar
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Speaker 2: singers most intimate secrets unless she lied about her Super
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Speaker 2: Bowl snub in twenty twenty five. Sources say Lively was
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Speaker 2: so humiliated by being left off the Super Bowl guest
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Speaker 2: list she allegedly demanded that Swift make a social media
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Speaker 2: post about how much she regretted that Blake couldn't join
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Speaker 2: her to cheer on Travis. I mean this, if this
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Speaker 2: is true, this is absolutely pathetic, Alex. Please, this is
47:42
Speaker 2: a new low for Blake.
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Speaker 5: Well, you know what, I hope Blake releases those text messages.
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Speaker 5: And I know that they had their wedding with Travis
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Speaker 5: and Taylor and the Madison Square gardens, so I'm sure
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Speaker 5: she got the invite to that. I mean, everybody got
47:55
Speaker 5: invited to that, it seemed like. But I'm just telling
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Speaker 5: you those Taylor, well did you did she not go
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Speaker 5: to Madison Square Garden. I'm just saying ten years of
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Speaker 5: text messages of Taylor short of crying about all of
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Speaker 5: her ex boyfriends. I know it's similar to all of
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Speaker 5: her hit albums, but I would love to see those
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Speaker 5: text messages.
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Speaker 2: We don't need to see them because she makes them
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Speaker 2: into song lyrics and sells millions of albums, so I
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Speaker 2: think she's monetized those text messages already. Alex Stein, thank
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Speaker 2: you so much for your time tonight. And that's all
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Speaker 2: the time we have and Newsnight is up next