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The Rita Panahi Show | 6 August · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scorn lids ostrodia. This is the Wider Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Riata Panety Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight, We've got a stellar lineup of guests for you,
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Speaker 2: the best of the best, including Douglas Murray on the
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Speaker 2: Australian and UK labor governments cracking down on free speech.
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Speaker 2: The panel will discuss the tens of millions of tax
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Speaker 2: paid funds squandered in pursuit of the green hydrogen fantasy.
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Speaker 2: The Great CJ. Pearson will have the latest from the
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Speaker 2: US and leptis losing. It is dominated by all fools.
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Speaker 2: That's affluent white female lefties who's.
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Speaker 3: Done fundamentally opposed to genocide, who have been marginalized by
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Speaker 3: Annuas's political abdication.
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Speaker 2: In the face of genocide. But first Andrew Forrest. Mining
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Speaker 2: company Ford Eskew has come under fire for wasting millions
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Speaker 2: in taxpay funds on green hydrogen projects. After ford announced
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Speaker 2: that it would be scrapping all of its Australian green
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Speaker 2: hydrogen ventures for to Skewers received more than one hundred
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Speaker 2: and ninety million dollars in Australian taxpayer funds from state
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Speaker 2: and federal governments. The only successful projects so far is
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Speaker 2: a hydrogen powered bus project in Wa, which cost taxpayer
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Speaker 2: is just under one million, plus three small scale research
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Speaker 2: and surveying projects. Tiki Forrest is now reportedly in discussions
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Speaker 2: with the Albanesi government over a potential refund of the grants.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now for more on this is the panel.
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Speaker 2: We've got Sky News contributors Pro McSween and Tina McQueen. Tina,
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Speaker 2: I'll start with you. Should there be refunds? Should the
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Speaker 2: taxpayer get some of that money back? Oh?
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Speaker 4: Absolutely, Look, everyone knew that these hydrogen schemes were pure fantasy,
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Speaker 4: and I can't believe the amount of money who's given
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Speaker 4: under the Morrison government, I might add, so I don't
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Speaker 4: know if that's going to make it difficult for the
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Speaker 4: Albanesi to refund. That's going to be the sticky point there.
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Speaker 4: But look, Twiggy's renowned for not using his own money
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Speaker 4: wherever he can get away with it and use these
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Speaker 4: governments grants. As you said, there's millions and millions of
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Speaker 4: dollars and a lot of them pure fantasy. So hopefully
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Speaker 4: Albanesi will demand and be able to give you get
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Speaker 4: a refund from Twiggy for this ridiculous scheme that we've
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Speaker 4: paid for.
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Speaker 2: Prue, you can't really blame to give forrest either. Here.
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Speaker 2: If governments, whether they're state or federal, are willing to
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Speaker 2: hand over tens of millions in taxpayer funds, then you
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Speaker 2: can understand why he would take it. My question is,
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Speaker 2: how did we do this? How did they look at
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Speaker 2: these green hydrogen projects, so many of them seem fanciful
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Speaker 2: on the face of them, and say, yep, we're going
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Speaker 2: to put hard earned, taxpaid dollars into this.
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Speaker 5: Well, Rita, you know, they're not billionaires for nothing. They're
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Speaker 5: people who see an opportunity. And we know that Chris
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Speaker 5: Bowen in particular wants to deliver on his promise. He
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Speaker 5: refuses to face reality. So every billionaire, you know, investment
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Speaker 5: fund grifters around the world are all seeing that they're
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Speaker 5: going to get on this free ride, and that's what's happened.
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Speaker 5: And of course we know that green hydrogen, along with
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Speaker 5: so many of the other schemes, are vaporizing before Chris
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Speaker 5: Bowen's eyes.
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Speaker 2: So you don't blame them for doing.
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Speaker 5: It, but it's quite appalling when you think that you
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Speaker 5: know this government had a go at the six hundred
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Speaker 5: million dollars fanciful amount that nuclear was going to cost
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Speaker 5: when we know that this is going to cost billions
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Speaker 5: to deliver us. So the whole thing's been as conspiracy
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Speaker 5: of conspiracy, of collusion and con and sadly we're all
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Speaker 5: paying for it.
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Speaker 2: The entire renewable sector has so much market manipulation it
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Speaker 2: really is just a shimossl at the moment. Let's move
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Speaker 2: on to US President Donald Trump threatening to place tariffs
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Speaker 2: as high as two hundred and fifty percent on pharmaceutical
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Speaker 2: exports to the United States, and this would be a
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Speaker 2: major blow for US. Australia exports more than two billion
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Speaker 2: dollars of pharmaceuticals every single year to the US. Tina.
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Speaker 2: He's keen to do this. He wants to see manufacturing
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Speaker 2: of pharmaceuticals return to the US. It's an important policy position,
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Speaker 2: but it's not great for US.
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Speaker 6: Look it's not.
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Speaker 4: But I've got a little bit of sympathy for President
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Speaker 4: Trump here and the Americans because a lot of the
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Speaker 4: pharmaceuticals we buy are cheaper than what the Americans can
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Speaker 4: get them for in the States. So I think there's
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Speaker 4: got to be a little bit of give and take here,
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Speaker 4: certainly not the two hundred percent, but I think we're
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Speaker 4: going to have to suffer a little bit because it's
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Speaker 4: been unfair to the US citizens for a long long time.
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Speaker 2: Well, Prue, he was elected on an American first agenda,
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Speaker 2: not an Australia first agenda. Is the US president The
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Speaker 2: priority is what's in the best interests of America. But
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Speaker 2: what is our prime minister doing to put us in
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Speaker 2: a better position. We still don't have that meeting, face
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Speaker 2: to face meeting between our leader and the US president.
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Speaker 5: Well, no, he's running scared and just can't bear the
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Speaker 5: thought of facing Trump and he talks big talk.
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Speaker 2: We're not going to let this happen. Well, frankly, we've
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Speaker 2: got no choice.
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Speaker 5: And we saw through COVID how vulnerable this country is.
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Speaker 5: We've got this fanciful future made in Australia. Fund Well,
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Speaker 5: where the hell is the money going? It's going to
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Speaker 5: overseas quantum computer companies. Why aren't we investing in manufacturing
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Speaker 5: our pharmaceuticals and other goods here instead of you know,
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Speaker 5: why doesn't he put Australia first.
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Speaker 2: That's the policy we should have.
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Speaker 5: So in the meantime, we're all going to be paying
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Speaker 5: more for our pharmaceuticals because Trump will enforce it, and
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Speaker 5: Anthony Albanesi will.
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Speaker 2: Just, you know, wring his hands and say this is
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Speaker 2: not fair.
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Speaker 4: I think it's going to get worse for Albanesi if
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Speaker 4: you consider as he stands on Palestine as well as well.
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Speaker 4: Trump's don't to take too kindly to that Rita either.
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Speaker 2: And before you go, ladies. More business leaders have spoken
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Speaker 2: out against the Allen Labor Government's plan to make working
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Speaker 2: from home a legal right here in Victoria. Property developer
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Speaker 2: Tim Gerner has labeled the plan as madness, while business
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Speaker 2: owners along the New South Wales Victorian border have warned
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Speaker 2: that those on the Victorian side through might have to
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Speaker 2: jump across to the New South Wales side to avoid
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Speaker 2: these provisions.
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Speaker 5: Well, why would you, as a business owner operate in
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Speaker 5: Victoria when you you have your power taken away from you,
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Speaker 5: where this government has the right to dictate the terms
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Speaker 5: of employment of your staff is outrageous. You know, speaking
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Speaker 5: as a small business owner, you know who's mortgaged a
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Speaker 5: house to keep it going, Who's had to sometimes because
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Speaker 5: the big companies pay you on a ninety and one
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Speaker 5: hundred and twenty days you go without pay, you have
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Speaker 5: the sleepless nights, and now this government's taxing you to
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Speaker 5: the eyeballs, is telling you when and who and how
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Speaker 5: you can employ.
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Speaker 2: Give us a break. I'd be moving out of Victoria entirely.
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Speaker 4: And what's the bet those two days and Mondays and
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Speaker 4: Fridays reta, what's the better on that? And what about
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Speaker 4: the poor buggers, the police, the policeman, the nurses, the fireman,
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Speaker 4: but don't have the choice to work at home.
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Speaker 7: It's disgraceful.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you make a good point there, and that is
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Speaker 2: the only thing that may stop labor. I don't think
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Speaker 2: it will, but a lot of the unions that are
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Speaker 2: big backers of THEIRS aren't happy about this plan because yes,
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Speaker 2: so many teachers and police officers and so many other
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Speaker 2: frontline workers can't work from home. Prom X sween Tina McQueen,
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Speaker 2: thank you so much for your time. Thanks reader joining
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Speaker 2: me now. Is the author of groundbreaking works, international best sellers,
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Speaker 2: including The Strange Death of Europe, The Madness of Crowds,
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Speaker 2: The War on the West, and his latest on democracies
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Speaker 2: and death cults. Douglas Let's start with the state of
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Speaker 2: free speech in the UK. Here Starma again assured the
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Speaker 2: world that the UK values free speech.
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Speaker 8: Free speech today, Well, free speech is very important.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if you're referring to any place.
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Speaker 8: In particular, perhaps they are, but we've.
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Speaker 9: Had free speech for a very very long time here,
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Speaker 9: so we're very proud about that.
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Speaker 2: But tell me about the UK's Online Safety Act. We've
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Speaker 2: got something similar happening right here in Australia. We're told,
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Speaker 2: like in the UK, it's all about keeping children safe?
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Speaker 2: Is that how you say it?
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Speaker 6: By the way, that answer that Kir Starmer gave there,
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Speaker 6: I mean, it's just yet more robotic Starmer. That's exactly
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Speaker 6: what he said the other week in the Oval Office
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Speaker 6: when reporters also asked about the pre speech problem in
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Speaker 6: the UK, and he said, in that same robotic way,
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Speaker 6: we've had free speech for a very long time in
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Speaker 6: the UK.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Well it can be dying on his watch.
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Speaker 6: Just because you've had something for decades, indeed centuries, doesn't
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Speaker 6: mean that it survives as a force of nature unless
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Speaker 6: it's protected and defended in this generation. And Kiir Starmer's
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Speaker 6: government has decided that a priority in almost any real
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Speaker 6: life situation is not to deal with the real life
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Speaker 6: problems that occur, but instead to crack down on online
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Speaker 6: content and much more. This has got to such a
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Speaker 6: pass that now the Starmer government and Starmer himself pretend
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Speaker 6: that all these online harm stuff merely.
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Speaker 1: Has to do with.
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Speaker 6: Issues of child pornography and so on, and that anyone
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Speaker 6: who's who's pushing back against the Online Harms Bill must
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Speaker 6: be therefore on the side of child pornography.
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Speaker 1: You know that sort of filter.
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Speaker 6: It's already illegal. You already go to prison for that stuff.
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Speaker 6: It is such a weak and pathetic attempt to defend
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Speaker 6: something that is essentially indefensible, which is citizens who have
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Speaker 6: said nothing illegal being visited at their homes by the
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Speaker 6: police for tweets and Instagram posts and Facebook posts and
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Speaker 6: so on.
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Speaker 1: It's a lamentable affair.
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Speaker 6: And as I've said to you before, Rita, as we've
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Speaker 6: discussed on this show, the very striking thing is that
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Speaker 6: all the time the government in the UK has in
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Speaker 6: so many other countries, Australia in particular, decide that if
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Speaker 6: you've got a real life problem, instead of solving it,
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Speaker 6: you should go to the secondary thing of how people
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Speaker 6: are reacting to it online. It's so not fit for purpose.
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Speaker 2: Yep, we've seen it over and over again, and the
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Speaker 2: UK again taking a similar approach to what we're going
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Speaker 2: to be doing here in Australia, which is to target
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Speaker 2: platforms like x formerly Twitter with massive fines if they
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Speaker 2: don't censor users. So these platforms are either going to
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Speaker 2: face financial ruin or they're going to have to censor
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Speaker 2: people who are supposed to be living in a free country.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely, and you know we've already seen where this leads.
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Speaker 6: You remember after three gi hardists went across London Bridge
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Speaker 6: in twenty seventeen slashing women's throats and shouting Alan Lakba,
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Speaker 6: the then British Prime Minister Theresa May gathered with all
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Speaker 6: the great and the good, the Mayor of London, everyone
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Speaker 6: else important and talk about how we have to crack
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Speaker 6: down on online content.
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Speaker 1: He had nothing to do with online content.
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Speaker 6: Look at the knife killer, Axel rue Bakhana, who has
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Speaker 6: killed those three poor young girls in Southport last summer.
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Speaker 6: Some of the media said things like he was the
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Speaker 6: Amazon killer because he'd ordered the knife from Amazon.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is what they're going to keep doing.
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Speaker 6: They're going to keep blaming social media companies and online
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Speaker 6: things because they can't deal with the real world. They
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Speaker 6: can't deal with the real world problems, and they should.
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Speaker 2: They should now let's stay in the UK. And there
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Speaker 2: appears to be a massive flaw in Kirstarmer's plans to
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Speaker 2: tackle illegal immigration. The Sun reports illegal immigrants could dodge
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Speaker 2: deportation under labours one in one out swap deal with
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Speaker 2: France by simply lodging human rights appeals. Douglas. The player
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Speaker 2: which started yesterday includes a cause where anyone making a
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Speaker 2: human rights claim cannot be sent back until their case
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Speaker 2: is heard in the courts, and as we know that
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Speaker 2: can take some time.
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Speaker 1: It will just never happen. Rita.
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Speaker 6: I'm willing to take a bet for any sum of
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Speaker 6: money right now.
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Speaker 1: It's just not going to happen. Keir Starmer, his.
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Speaker 6: Attorney General, Lord Hermer. All these people are baked in
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Speaker 6: this industry, this heavily taxpayer supported industry, whereby somebody breaks
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Speaker 6: into the country illegally and then gets all the legal
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Speaker 6: representation they need to cook up some bogus reason for
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Speaker 6: why they're in the UK and why they've broken in.
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Speaker 6: And there is such a backlog now in the UK,
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Speaker 6: as in most other European countries, there's such a backlog
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Speaker 6: that you could have all night courts, you know, of
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Speaker 6: the kind that we're able to be put in place
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Speaker 6: after the Southport Riots. Of course, you could have all
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Speaker 6: night courts running for years and you would still not
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Speaker 6: sort out the backlog of the people who are already
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Speaker 6: illegally in Britain. So the idea they're ever going to
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Speaker 6: address with this scheme, in this one in one out fatuousness,
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Speaker 6: the idea they're ever going to address this is for
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Speaker 6: the birds. They are simply trying to placate the very
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Speaker 6: significant and growing public concern about this, because at some
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Speaker 6: point you've.
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Speaker 1: Got to ask.
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Speaker 6: You know, most British taxpayers couldn't afford to live in
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Speaker 6: a hotel at their own expense night after night, So
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Speaker 6: why are they paying for people who've broken into the
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Speaker 6: country to live in those hotels.
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Speaker 1: Night after night?
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Speaker 6: Why are we running up billions of dollars a year
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Speaker 6: in housing people have broken all the rules.
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Speaker 1: I mean, at some point something has to give. But
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Speaker 1: I suppose Starmer and Hermer and co. Just hope it
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Speaker 1: won't happen on their watch.
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Speaker 2: It is an absurd situation where you've got a significant
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Speaker 2: percentage of the British public who are living in what
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Speaker 2: we're called is energy poverty. They don't have enough money
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Speaker 2: to effectively heat their homes in winter call them in summer.
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Speaker 2: And yet you've got people breaking into the country enjoying
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Speaker 2: a standard of living that a lot of Brits could
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Speaker 2: only dream of in four star hotels. Now, this is
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Speaker 2: an interesting revelation in The Times from a police commissioner,
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Speaker 2: Donna Jones, who says a government minister she doesn't name
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Speaker 2: which minister, pressured her over a statement she made suggesting mass,
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Speaker 2: uncontrolled immigration was a factor behind last summer's riots. The
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Speaker 2: minister told her, no, you're wrong. The riots had nothing
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Speaker 2: whatsoever to do with immigration.
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Speaker 6: They just won't admit it, will they They'll never ever
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Speaker 6: admit it because if they were to admit it, they'd
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Speaker 6: have to take responsibility. That's the last thing that these
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Speaker 6: politicians want to do. They never want to take responsibility.
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Speaker 6: They push everything under the rug. They will point to
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Speaker 6: anything other than the causes of the problem. Yes, there
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Speaker 6: is significant and growing dissent in the UK, as in
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Speaker 6: so many other countries, about the feeling that taxpayers have
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Speaker 6: that they're basically being taken advantage of that, they are
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Speaker 6: having the mickey taken out of them by rule breakers,
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Speaker 6: having all these advantages and all these disadvantages occurring to
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Speaker 6: the people who are already here, and it's just so obvious.
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Speaker 6: It's happened in recent weeks with the protests in Epping.
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Speaker 6: Now we have the situation where the illegal migrants who
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Speaker 6: are being housed in the so called a migrant hotel
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Speaker 6: in Eirping were moved. They were moved to a place
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Speaker 6: called Canary Wharf, a very rich area of London's financial district,
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Speaker 6: and they were moved there. And first of all, the
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Speaker 6: police and the authorities said to people, don't speculate on
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Speaker 6: where they're going. There's no evidence that they're going to
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Speaker 6: this hotel. Lo and bold they were going to that
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Speaker 6: hotel in Canary Wharf. What was the reaction? Some locals
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Speaker 6: then protested there as well, and then the police issued
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Speaker 6: an order saying you can't protest there. So what are
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Speaker 6: people meant to do? I mean, what are they meant
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Speaker 6: to do if they don't like this?
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Speaker 1: We're ignored.
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Speaker 6: We are told that what we see with our eyes
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Speaker 6: is not true. We're told that stories that happen every
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Speaker 6: single day have not happened. And the crackdown always again
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Speaker 6: is not on the illegal migrants. It's not on the
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Speaker 6: rule breakers. The crackdown is always on the law abiding
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Speaker 6: citizens who start to feel they've had enough.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, and that's go to the US. You wrote a
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Speaker 2: fantastic peace for The New York Post on the Russian
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Speaker 2: collusion hoax, the manufactured scandal the Democrats in the media
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Speaker 2: push for around four years to undermine Trump's first term.
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Speaker 2: You're arguing, Douglas, that there needs to be a reckoning
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Speaker 2: of sorts. Those in the intelligence community, for example, who
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Speaker 2: knowingly worked on promoting these lies, you argue, should be exposed.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely.
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Speaker 6: I mean, at the very least, there needs to be
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Speaker 6: a commission of inquiry, a committee of inquiry in the
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Speaker 6: House or elsewhere in Washington, looking into exactly what it
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Speaker 6: was that happened before and during Donald Trump's first term
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Speaker 6: as president.
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Speaker 1: Remember, Rita, we had in America.
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Speaker 6: Four years of very senior people in the intelligence world,
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Speaker 6: in the political world, the Democratic Party insisting that Vladimir
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Speaker 6: Putin had stolen the election in twenty sixteen, that there
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Speaker 6: was Russian collusion. They always said for four years, all
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Speaker 6: these liberal so called liberal left wing late night talk
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Speaker 6: show hosts like Rachel Maddout, all these people like shift
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Speaker 6: Adam shiff They went around saying, we've got the evidence,
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Speaker 6: and we've got the smoking gun, and we're going to
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Speaker 6: deliver it tomorrow, and if it's not tomorrow, to'll be
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Speaker 6: the day after tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: Or maybe a week tuesday.
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Speaker 6: And the evidence was never provided because there was none.
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Speaker 6: And for four years, these people tried to subvert the presidency.
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Speaker 6: They delegitimized the ballot. In twenty sixteen, they delegitimized the
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Speaker 6: idea that the ballot was safe and secure. Now in
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Speaker 6: twenty twenty, when Donald Trump was accused of saying that
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Speaker 6: the ballot was not secure and so on, are much more.
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Speaker 6: And then we had January the sixth, there was a
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Speaker 6: committee of inquiry. It went on for months. Why is
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Speaker 6: there no such committee like the January sixth committee about
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Speaker 6: the twenty sixteen to twenty twenty Russia hoax. This involved
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Speaker 6: very senior people and some of them will still be there.
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Speaker 6: And I think it is absolutely crucial that this wound
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Speaker 6: should be closed by finding out what went on, who
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Speaker 6: it was who pushed it, and why it is they
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Speaker 6: got away with it.
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Speaker 2: I think there has to be not just complete transparency now,
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Speaker 2: but some consequences just to restore trust in the whole process,
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Speaker 2: and also to prevent this from happening again. There's going
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Speaker 2: to be some disincentive other than being named and shamed,
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Speaker 2: because this was such a shameful episode period, and the
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Speaker 2: media's complicity in it, as you explained, was notable. Before
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Speaker 2: you go, I want to show you this New York
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Speaker 2: post from page today. It's one for the ages African
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Speaker 2: American meets Native American. They're calling it Elias Summit. Applayed
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Speaker 2: some footage of this yesterday Elizabeth Warre not just colozing
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Speaker 2: up to radicals or on Mamdani, but really saying the
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Speaker 2: Democrats need to follow his lead, that he's somehow got
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Speaker 2: the formula for success. And Douglas, it's hard to deny
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Speaker 2: his brand of politics is becoming very much normalized in
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Speaker 2: the Democrats, and they may look at what's happening in
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Speaker 2: New York and think that can replicate that elsewhere. Oh.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely, this is a huge test for the Democratic Party.
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Speaker 6: The Mam Danny issue that front page for anyone who
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Speaker 6: doesn't get the joke, and it's a very good one,
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Speaker 6: is that, of course Mamdani, when he was applying to
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Speaker 6: university among other things, some years ago, said that he
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Speaker 6: was an African American. He wasn't naturally an American at
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Speaker 6: an African American. And of course Elizabeth warreator Pocahontas, had
22:02
Speaker 6: claimed throughout her career to be a Native American, and
22:06
Speaker 6: she turned out not to be at all. To absolutely,
22:09
Speaker 6: nobody's surprised, except perhaps her own because she'd pushed this life.
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Speaker 1: For so long.
22:15
Speaker 6: Yeah, these are two fakes and frauds meeting up and
22:18
Speaker 6: finding common ground. But now Danny's a great test for
22:22
Speaker 6: the Democratic Party. Will It's not surprising that Elizabeth Warren
22:27
Speaker 6: has cozied up to him. She'll get onto anything that
22:30
Speaker 6: she thinks is new, glitzy and radical. But it's going
22:34
Speaker 6: to be a big test for more senior figures in
22:36
Speaker 6: the party. You know, are we going to find out
22:39
Speaker 6: whether Chuck Schumer has any moral standards? Will Will it
22:44
Speaker 6: turn out that other senior Democrats have any basic principles
22:50
Speaker 6: or will they just run along with this radical left
22:53
Speaker 6: socialist and all of the toxic politics that he brings
22:57
Speaker 6: with him.
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Speaker 1: Will they think that that's the future.
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Speaker 6: If they do, I have to say it's rather hard
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Speaker 6: to see how there's any very good future for the
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Speaker 6: Democratic Party when they next go to the national polls.
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Speaker 2: Douglas Murray, thank you so much for your time tonight.
23:13
Speaker 1: Great pleasure as always.
23:15
Speaker 2: Still to come at lefties losing it? Plus what was
23:18
Speaker 2: the leader of the Free World doing on the White
23:21
Speaker 2: House roof? C? J. Pearson joins me next, welcome back,
23:36
Speaker 2: and it's time for lefties losing it? And Lizzo has
23:39
Speaker 2: taken aim at American Eagle, mocking their ads featuring Sydney Sweeney.
23:44
Speaker 2: First she posted this to Instagram with the caption my
23:48
Speaker 2: genes are black, and then she released this video.
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Speaker 10: I'll give it's way so hard of being out sweating
23:56
Speaker 10: out of my lace. Don't need no battle service to
23:58
Speaker 10: be pulled up with our drinks. Trump full of their age,
24:01
Speaker 10: Trump full of their handy. If we ain't gotten no
24:03
Speaker 10: wobble house, we pulling.
24:05
Speaker 2: Up to the daddies. I'm gonna give him a grand slam.
24:07
Speaker 10: He pulling off for the panties, the way you hit
24:09
Speaker 10: from the back, I might give one of my Grammys.
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Speaker 2: Did this for the culture? Is that left right, and
24:14
Speaker 2: that bended over the gas isn't indulging. I ate that,
24:17
Speaker 2: and let's do it over what.
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Speaker 1: That I told you.
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Speaker 10: I'm going into October to make the fun is over,
24:22
Speaker 10: to make summers over them.
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Speaker 2: You know what. The end of the body positivity movement
24:28
Speaker 2: has been grateful Lizzo. She has dropped a lot of weight,
24:31
Speaker 2: which is wonderful for her health. And I'm just glad
24:35
Speaker 2: her pants are intact these days. I'm sorry for what
24:40
Speaker 2: you're about to see.
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Speaker 11: Now.
24:48
Speaker 2: This next young lady is here to school us. Unfortunately,
24:53
Speaker 2: around eighty two percent of everything she says is inaccurate.
24:56
Speaker 2: But good on you for trying love.
24:59
Speaker 12: First of all, you don't get denim blue without black hands,
25:03
Speaker 12: without black knowledge, So why are they still centering whiteness
25:07
Speaker 12: to sell us something.
25:08
Speaker 2: That we literally built.
25:10
Speaker 12: The iconic denim blue wouldn't exists without indigo. And indigo
25:17
Speaker 12: didn't grow here. Indigo was brought here along with the
25:22
Speaker 12: people who knew how to grow it, how to ferment it,
25:27
Speaker 12: and how to turn it in.
25:28
Speaker 2: To die that deep blue.
25:32
Speaker 12: Our ancestors mastered it long before white people knew.
25:35
Speaker 13: What to do with the plan.
25:38
Speaker 2: Now, let's check in on msnbase the mental health facility
25:41
Speaker 2: posing as a tabe a network and I want to
25:44
Speaker 2: is right, y'all medal still having paranoid fantasies about living
25:48
Speaker 2: und right dictatorship. This woman needs help.
25:53
Speaker 14: Life has not stopped, and none of our personal lives
25:55
Speaker 14: have stopped. But also at the same time, life in
25:59
Speaker 14: the United States is profoundly changing. It's profoundly different than
26:04
Speaker 14: it was even six months ago, because we do now
26:07
Speaker 14: live in a country that has an authoritarian leader in charge.
26:13
Speaker 14: We have a consolidating dictatorship in our country.
26:18
Speaker 2: Incredible how that woman shows her face after all the lies,
26:22
Speaker 2: all the misinformation she pushed about the Russian collusion hoax
26:26
Speaker 2: is beyond me. She is shameless and talking about shameless.
26:30
Speaker 2: Just when you thought the aw fools that's the affluent
26:32
Speaker 2: white female lefties, Just when you thought they couldn't get
26:35
Speaker 2: any crazier. Here they accuse God of not receiving the
26:41
Speaker 2: Virgin Mary's consent.
26:46
Speaker 1: We are you getting all these differnceits Jesus in her room?
26:49
Speaker 2: Did Mary get God your sense?
26:52
Speaker 4: Jesus?
26:53
Speaker 2: Okay, here is another totally rational aw fool telling you
26:57
Speaker 2: that if you don't wear masks when you're out of
27:00
Speaker 2: your home. Then you're all for killing disabled black folk.
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Speaker 15: Good genes pass on to offspring. That American Eagle ad
27:07
Speaker 15: is Sydney Sweeney is literally overt eugenics. I know you
27:10
Speaker 15: don't want to hear this, but if you want to
27:12
Speaker 15: talk about how that ad is promoting eugenics, which absolutely is,
27:15
Speaker 15: we also have to talk about how choosing not to
27:18
Speaker 15: wear a mask when you can during an oddgoing pandemic
27:20
Speaker 15: because you're okay with a certain subset of people, primarily
27:23
Speaker 15: disabled people of color, dying for your own comfort is
27:25
Speaker 15: also eugenics, just the more normalized kind.
27:28
Speaker 2: We're gonna stick with the aw fools. Here's one in
27:31
Speaker 2: the wild. She thinks she's saving the world by obstructing
27:35
Speaker 2: ice officers. You push me in, you're taking him a car.
27:41
Speaker 12: I can take your phone number from him.
27:44
Speaker 1: You need to stop.
27:46
Speaker 4: You need to stop pinnapping people on the street.
27:50
Speaker 2: I'm you're just right down away.
27:52
Speaker 16: When I try to call his family for him, show
27:56
Speaker 16: me your retort, then.
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Speaker 13: Show me your reference.
27:58
Speaker 2: I don't need to show you because you're a liar.
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Speaker 7: You're not an interestment party. You have no rightel thereto.
28:04
Speaker 2: God you writer kidnappings. We bought the street. In this
28:08
Speaker 2: next clip, we've got a very foolish prediction from an
28:12
Speaker 2: awful be careful what you wish for a lady.
28:15
Speaker 13: And popular opinion. But if we took all mega men
28:18
Speaker 13: from ages eighteen to fifty and replace them with immigrants,
28:24
Speaker 13: railance against women and children would decrease to almost zero percent.
28:28
Speaker 2: Now let's step up the crazy and here from Democrat
28:32
Speaker 2: Texas State Rep. Yolanda Jones. Here she claims American citizens
28:36
Speaker 2: will be deported, and she even compares the Texas redistricting
28:42
Speaker 2: to the Holocaust.
28:43
Speaker 17: And then integration happening. Everybody thought they accept this. They
28:46
Speaker 17: don't accept this. They are showing us who they are.
28:49
Speaker 17: We should believe in and we better have the courage
28:51
Speaker 17: to stand up otherwise we will fall for anything. And
28:54
Speaker 17: in this country we will be defeated, deported, I mean,
28:58
Speaker 17: we will lose all of our rights. And if you
29:00
Speaker 17: think it can't happen, it can. And I will liken
29:03
Speaker 17: this to the Holocaust. People are like, well, how did
29:05
Speaker 17: the Holocaust happen? How is somebody in a position to
29:07
Speaker 17: kill all their people? Well, good people remain silent, or
29:12
Speaker 17: or good people didn't realize that what happens to them,
29:15
Speaker 17: can very soon happen to me or somebody I love.
29:17
Speaker 2: We believe that you've got Don Lemon just nodding along
29:20
Speaker 2: like the fool he is. Now, let's see what happens
29:23
Speaker 2: at a leftist protest when someone is misgendered or no, these.
29:30
Speaker 7: Are radical Christians there, how's the neo Nazi?
29:33
Speaker 2: And you're defended.
29:35
Speaker 1: They don't stupid, They don't push gays off the top?
29:38
Speaker 2: Are you kidding? Shut the.
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Speaker 6: Shut?
29:42
Speaker 2: You don't want to learn.
29:44
Speaker 9: He needs to learn how to communicate, like you say,
29:48
Speaker 9: are you gonna threaten me?
29:50
Speaker 12: You?
29:51
Speaker 7: Did you miss gender?
29:52
Speaker 9: Heparently?
29:54
Speaker 2: Now here are some truly confused folk in London. Not
29:57
Speaker 2: only did they not really know what gender they are,
30:00
Speaker 2: but they are chanting for Palestine, a place where they
30:04
Speaker 2: will not be allowed to march. They wouldn't be allowed
30:06
Speaker 2: to chant, they wouldn't be allowed to exist. This is
30:09
Speaker 2: like turkeys chanting for Christmas.
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Speaker 3: That's forever.
30:20
Speaker 2: Side staying in the UK, the kids are revolting. At
30:28
Speaker 2: the University of Birmingham.
30:30
Speaker 3: We aren autonomous grouping of disenfranchise students have today as
30:35
Speaker 3: into occupation inside the building of Guild of Students in
30:37
Speaker 3: the University of Birmingham for the duration of the ANNUAS
30:40
Speaker 3: conference Lead and Change. After annuas have refused to answer
30:45
Speaker 3: our open letter calling out their complicity in genocide, instead
30:48
Speaker 3: responding indirectly to pressure without acknowledging it by publishing a
30:52
Speaker 3: statement which pretends to call for justice, but which, unlike
30:56
Speaker 3: the older statement on the Middle East crisis, doesn't commit
30:59
Speaker 3: to any plan or real action from NUS.
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Speaker 2: Profound Like I said, the kids are revolting, and I
31:06
Speaker 2: wouldn't suggest wearing that outfitting gas a love But imagine
31:09
Speaker 2: being so far left that the far left NUS, the
31:13
Speaker 2: National Union of Students, is not left enough for you.
31:16
Speaker 3: Who stand fundamentally opposed to genocide, who have been marginalized
31:20
Speaker 3: by anus's political abdication in the face of genocide, Our
31:24
Speaker 3: occupation will ask for the duration of the Lead and
31:27
Speaker 3: Change Conference.
31:28
Speaker 2: We're prepared to disrupt any.
31:30
Speaker 3: Location should the organize organizers attempt to transfer to another venue.
31:35
Speaker 2: Oh, I know what you're saying. You want to hear
31:37
Speaker 2: more from that rather odd confused girl. Well here or
31:41
Speaker 2: she is, Her name is Star, and here she accuses
31:44
Speaker 2: the student Union of being complicit in genocide.
31:48
Speaker 3: Fifteen universities around the UK that have signed an open
31:51
Speaker 3: letter condemning the NUS's complicity in the genocide of Palestinians.
31:56
Speaker 2: This is an.
31:57
Speaker 3: Appalling and embarrassing attempt to stoffle the sh student voice and
32:01
Speaker 3: contribute to the normalization of jenocide.
32:04
Speaker 2: Now let's see what the leader of the free world
32:07
Speaker 2: was up to earlier today. Yes, the President of the
32:10
Speaker 2: United States was on the roof of the White House.
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Speaker 9: Sir, why are you on the room?
32:17
Speaker 6: The President?
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Speaker 2: Why are you doing up there?
32:22
Speaker 6: What are you.
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Speaker 9: Why do couldn't rose going look.
32:42
Speaker 2: Looking good? Peter? That would be Peter Doocy, And the
32:45
Speaker 2: President was quite happy to answer questions from the roof.
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Speaker 9: What do you my money? I love you.
33:05
Speaker 1: It's another way to spend my money for the gun.
33:11
Speaker 9: Anything I do is financed by name.
33:14
Speaker 6: Where it's contributed.
33:16
Speaker 9: Great salary is contributed.
33:18
Speaker 7: Nobody ever mentioned.
33:23
Speaker 2: Oh my as Greg Gutfeld is keen on saying we
33:27
Speaker 2: don't deserve him. Let's bring in political advisor and commentator
33:31
Speaker 2: c J. Pearson. CJ. That was just fantastic fun early today.
33:36
Speaker 2: How can you not love that? I do imagine the
33:39
Speaker 2: Secret Service may have been a little bit concerned.
33:44
Speaker 16: You know, a little bit concerned to say the least
33:46
Speaker 16: rita thank you so much for having me. I'm gott
33:47
Speaker 16: to tell you, you know, this is actually a reminder
33:49
Speaker 16: of the fact that President job is not just our.
33:51
Speaker 1: Commander in chief, but he's our builder in chief.
33:53
Speaker 16: This is a guy who is fully invested in the
33:55
Speaker 16: renovations that he's you know, directed to occur at the
33:58
Speaker 16: White House, and he is absolutely not letting anything go
34:03
Speaker 16: without his say so or his notice. Here but also too,
34:06
Speaker 16: can we just talk about the fact that we went
34:08
Speaker 16: from a president who couldn't even go upstairs and Joe
34:11
Speaker 16: Biden to a president who's now taking questions from the
34:13
Speaker 16: media on the roof of the White House, Like, what
34:17
Speaker 16: an upgrade.
34:18
Speaker 1: We have here?
34:19
Speaker 2: Yep, ceej. We've had so many memorable moments in this
34:23
Speaker 2: second term, already too many to recap right now, but
34:28
Speaker 2: this is going to be right up there. Now, let's
34:31
Speaker 2: get an insight into the woman Trump beat in twenty
34:34
Speaker 2: twenty four. You'll recall the Teamsters refuse to endorse Kamala.
34:38
Speaker 2: The labor union was expected to endorse her, but it
34:42
Speaker 2: didn't happen, And here we get an insight into why.
34:46
Speaker 2: Here is union leader and president of the teamsters with
34:49
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson.
34:51
Speaker 18: They were trying to negotiate with us. She only wants
34:53
Speaker 18: to answer three questions, were like the sixteen questions here,
34:57
Speaker 18: So she answers three of them, and on the fourth question,
35:02
Speaker 18: one of her operatives or one of her staff slips
35:05
Speaker 18: and note in front of me, this will be the
35:06
Speaker 18: last question. And her declaration on the way out was
35:11
Speaker 18: I'm gonna win with you or without you.
35:14
Speaker 1: She thought that, or said it out last.
35:15
Speaker 18: She said it out loud.
35:16
Speaker 2: That's insane.
35:17
Speaker 1: So that's crazy behavior.
35:19
Speaker 11: Actually, if you think about.
35:20
Speaker 18: It, it was insane behavior, which at that point in time,
35:24
Speaker 18: I knew she was going to lose.
35:25
Speaker 2: Say, Jay, was she really that delusional or was that
35:30
Speaker 2: just bluster? She probably never thought the tasters wouldn't back her.
35:36
Speaker 16: You know, I think you're exactly right. I think she
35:37
Speaker 16: took their support for granted. You know, you asked the
35:39
Speaker 16: question why she'd delusional. I don't know. Maybe she was
35:42
Speaker 16: off a few too many shots of vodka. But to
35:44
Speaker 16: be quite frank with you, you know, the way that
35:46
Speaker 16: she probably a lot in the way that Democrats treat
35:50
Speaker 16: black voters in this country, which is why we saw
35:52
Speaker 16: black voters break for Republicans in a way which we've
35:55
Speaker 16: never seen before. So many young black men came over
35:58
Speaker 16: to President Trump because they realized that Democrats actually don't
36:01
Speaker 16: give a damn about us.
36:02
Speaker 7: They don't give a damn about our vote.
36:04
Speaker 16: And so, you know, it's not surprising to me to
36:07
Speaker 16: hear about that amount of hubris coming from someone like
36:09
Speaker 16: Carmala Harris. But you know, it's exactly why she lost.
36:12
Speaker 16: She took the vote for granted, she didn't want to
36:14
Speaker 16: work hard, and that's exactly why she's unemployed in President
36:17
Speaker 16: Donald Trump is the forty fifth and forty seventh president
36:20
Speaker 16: of these United States.
36:23
Speaker 2: Now, we did see Trump do pretty well with black men,
36:27
Speaker 2: particularly young black men. The Hispanic vote across the board
36:31
Speaker 2: was extraordinary for Trump, Asian vote, the migrant voting general.
36:37
Speaker 2: But black women are probably what they are, the strongest
36:42
Speaker 2: voting block for the Democrats. That would be what ninety
36:46
Speaker 2: percent plus voting for the Democrats in that demographic. Do
36:50
Speaker 2: you see that changing anytime soon because it seems to
36:55
Speaker 2: be a fairly staunch supporter base.
36:58
Speaker 16: You know, I hope so you're exactly right about the
37:01
Speaker 16: problem that exists here. But I think that you know,
37:03
Speaker 16: for me. I've always said, if we're actually going to
37:05
Speaker 16: change the direction of the Black community and rid them
37:08
Speaker 16: of their allegiance to the Democrat Party, we've got to
37:10
Speaker 16: go after black men first. Because here's a story about
37:12
Speaker 16: the black community in America. It's a very evangelical Christian
37:16
Speaker 16: community right where many people view the men as the
37:19
Speaker 16: head of the household. If we can change the hearts
37:21
Speaker 16: and minds of young black men, changing an entire generation
37:26
Speaker 16: of political trrectory for the Black community, then I think
37:29
Speaker 16: that we will eventually win over black women. We will
37:31
Speaker 16: eventually win over young Black children who are future voters,
37:34
Speaker 16: and so, you know, a black women is definitely a
37:36
Speaker 16: challenge for us. All women have actually been a challenge
37:39
Speaker 16: for us here in the States due to the emergence
37:41
Speaker 16: of the abortion issues, such a hot button topic here.
37:44
Speaker 16: But at the same time, I think that the in
37:46
Speaker 16: roads that we've made with the young, young black men,
37:48
Speaker 16: particularly here in the States, show us that we actually
37:51
Speaker 16: should be a little bit optimistic about what's to come.
37:55
Speaker 2: Well, one powerful black woman is a Democrat. Congresswoman Jasmine
37:59
Speaker 2: Crockett has been making headlines again. She's threatened to beat
38:03
Speaker 2: down Republicans and launched into more foul mouth attacks against
38:08
Speaker 2: the president.
38:09
Speaker 12: Listen, Donald Trump is a piece of Okay, we know it.
38:13
Speaker 2: Yes, yes he is.
38:15
Speaker 18: He is.
38:17
Speaker 2: How do you say, Jasmine Crockett? Some are talking her
38:20
Speaker 2: up as a future leader of the Democrats. Others are
38:23
Speaker 2: less charitable. I fall into that latter category. How do
38:27
Speaker 2: you see her?
38:29
Speaker 16: I see here as a fake and a fraud.
38:31
Speaker 1: To be quite frankly you, this is.
38:32
Speaker 16: A woman who did in private schools as a child
38:35
Speaker 16: growing up. This is a woman who went to an
38:36
Speaker 16: elite law school, and she wants to act as if
38:39
Speaker 16: she is some common day, everydayhood rat.
38:42
Speaker 2: That is not.
38:43
Speaker 16: Actually accurate anyway whatsoever. And I think it's actually offensive,
38:47
Speaker 16: and it says a lot about how the Democrat Party
38:49
Speaker 16: views the black community in this country that they would
38:52
Speaker 16: platform someone like this, make her change her entire way
38:56
Speaker 16: of speaking, even just to appeal to so called black voter.
39:00
Speaker 1: It's disgusting.
39:01
Speaker 16: It's the meeting, and honestly, it's indicative of what I
39:03
Speaker 16: like to call the soft bigotry of low expectations. I
39:06
Speaker 16: think the black community should deserves to be spoken to
39:09
Speaker 16: just like any other demographic of people. And Jasmine Crockett
39:11
Speaker 16: obviously doesn't view us highly enough to give us that
39:14
Speaker 16: same type of.
39:15
Speaker 7: Respect that she would give her white supporters.
39:16
Speaker 1: And white donors.
39:19
Speaker 2: Well, talking about fakes and frauds, let's have some breaking
39:23
Speaker 2: news on Adam Scheffer. This was reported on Fox News
39:27
Speaker 2: earlier today that the Democrat senator is under criminal investigation
39:33
Speaker 2: for mortgage fraud. What more can you tell me about this, CJ.
39:38
Speaker 16: You know, it's an insane story. You know, this is
39:40
Speaker 16: an individual who apparently you know, claimed a primary residence
39:44
Speaker 16: of course in California, the state where he represents, albeit poorly,
39:47
Speaker 16: but also claimed another property, which of course amounts to
39:50
Speaker 16: mortgage fraud. What this story actually reminds us of, and
39:53
Speaker 16: to remind all of our viewers of here, is that
39:56
Speaker 16: Democrats are everything they accused Republicans of being. They call
39:59
Speaker 16: us lawbreakers. They're the lawbreakers. They completely ignorant of the
40:04
Speaker 16: rule of law.
40:05
Speaker 1: They're ignorant of the rule of law.
40:07
Speaker 16: And thank god, now we have actual DOJ that's committed
40:10
Speaker 16: to actually rooting out actual crime and fraud and abuse.
40:13
Speaker 16: And Adam Schiff, you know, as someone who was one
40:15
Speaker 16: of the leading gas laders when it came to the
40:18
Speaker 16: Russia collusion hoax, I'm glad to see now that he
40:21
Speaker 16: is finally being kind of examined on the spotlight, which
40:24
Speaker 16: is long overdue.
40:25
Speaker 2: Now, CJ. Before you go, The New York Post has
40:28
Speaker 2: a report today on how Donald Trump was d banked
40:31
Speaker 2: by two of America's biggest banks, JP Morgan and Bank
40:34
Speaker 2: of America. And it appears that the January sixth riot
40:38
Speaker 2: was used by the Biden administration's banking regulators and the
40:42
Speaker 2: Federal Reserve to put pressure on banks to deny service
40:46
Speaker 2: to Donald Trump. This is sinister stuff, see J. How
40:50
Speaker 2: widespread was this.
40:52
Speaker 16: You know, incredibly widespread. And this isn't just sinister, it's
40:55
Speaker 16: just generic disgusting, right. I think that when you have
40:58
Speaker 16: an entire ideology people who are treated as second class
41:01
Speaker 16: citizens in a country that supposedly believes in freedom of
41:04
Speaker 16: expression and freedom of speech, that is no longer the
41:07
Speaker 16: America that I know. It's not the America that I love.
41:09
Speaker 16: And I think, you know, there is this line that
41:11
Speaker 16: exists for a long time that Joe Biden was going
41:13
Speaker 16: to be the centrist president, right, the centrist Democrat who
41:16
Speaker 16: would govern from the middle. Everything that we learn more
41:19
Speaker 16: about this president and the way in which he conducted
41:21
Speaker 16: himself shows us to be absolute that was absolutely untrue.
41:25
Speaker 16: He was a radical puppet who was controlled by his
41:28
Speaker 16: puppeteers and who weaponized the entire government against the class
41:31
Speaker 16: people who did not believe as he did. And so
41:34
Speaker 16: I think that again investigations must ensue. We must figure
41:37
Speaker 16: out who actually called these shots.
41:39
Speaker 7: To execute.
41:40
Speaker 16: The weaponization of government against a private citizen as Donald
41:43
Speaker 16: Trump was at the time, isn't just grossly wrong, but
41:45
Speaker 16: it reeks a criminality, and I think that we need
41:48
Speaker 16: to take a hard look at that and get justice
41:50
Speaker 16: where it is deserved. C. J.
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Speaker 2: Beason, thank you so much for your time tonight.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 2: Rita still to come. Bill and Hillary Clinton subpoenaed in
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Speaker 2: the Jeffrey Epstein probe. Adam B. Coleman has the details.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back. Now. What's just how low and deplorable these
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Speaker 2: anti Trump activists were willing to go, whether they were
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Speaker 2: in the intelligence community or the media. This exchange between
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Speaker 2: James Comy and Stephen Colbert should be studied by future generations.
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Speaker 2: This is beyond Orwellian. And as you watch this, remember
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Speaker 2: Comy knew the Steel Dossier was utter fiction, manufactured for
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Speaker 2: the Democrats.
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Speaker 19: You went in in January of twenty seventeen to tell
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Speaker 19: President Trump about the steel dossier? How did you tell
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Speaker 19: him that there was a and I want to put
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Speaker 19: this delicately, pp tip, how did you tell him about
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Speaker 19: that rumor?
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Speaker 11: I spoke about information unverified that related to an allegation
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Speaker 11: that he was with prostitutes in a hotel in Moscow
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Speaker 11: and that the Russians had videotaped it. I didn't go
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Speaker 11: into the rest of it. I thought that was notice enough.
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Speaker 19: They didn't mention the salacious detail of the two prostyes
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Speaker 19: getting up on the bed that the Obamas had stayed
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Speaker 19: in because it was the presidential suite, and you know,
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Speaker 19: engaging in some waterplay.
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Speaker 1: You didn't.
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Speaker 2: You didn't.
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Speaker 11: You didn't mention that at all. I thought I served
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Speaker 11: enough notice without going to that pocket. And what did
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Speaker 11: he say when he told about this? He denied it,
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Speaker 11: interrupted me and denied it in pretty strong.
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Speaker 2: Terms, utterly contemptible, beyond contempt Joining me now is political
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Speaker 2: commentator and author of the Children We Left Behind, Adam B. Coleman. Adam,
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Speaker 2: do you believe James Comy and others complicit in pushing
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Speaker 2: this damaging lie? I'm nervous at all about investigations and
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Speaker 2: possible charges.
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Speaker 7: Yes, I personally think that Komy is too egotistical to
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Speaker 7: think that any sort of accountability will come as in
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Speaker 7: his direction. And unfortunately, when we see people in positions
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Speaker 7: of power like comy, often accountability doesn't come their way.
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Speaker 7: One can only hope that the Trump administration actually follows
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Speaker 7: through and investigates this appropriately. Because the American public was
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Speaker 7: gone through years of allegations of Donald Trump colluding with Russia.
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Speaker 7: Blunan Democrats still perpetuate this lie. Rachel Matto still perpetuates
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Speaker 7: this fly even though it's thoroughly investigated. They put Robert
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Speaker 7: Mueller in charge to lead this investigation called demand a
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Speaker 7: boy Scout, and then he came back with absolutely nothing,
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Speaker 7: even though he had all the power to uncover whatever
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Speaker 7: he wanted to and interview everyone, and came up with nothing.
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Speaker 7: So yeah, absolutely, I think the American public deserves to
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Speaker 7: have this thoroughly investigated to find out who was behind
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Speaker 7: all this.
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Speaker 2: Now, the House Republicans have subpoened a number of former
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Speaker 2: federal officials and politicians, including Bill and Hillary Clinton. They're
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Speaker 2: doing this and now expanding a probe into Jeffrey Epstein, Adam,
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Speaker 2: Bill Clinton may become only the fifth former president to
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Speaker 2: testify before a Congressional committee, and I'd imagine that would
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Speaker 2: have a lot of questions about his relationship with Epstein
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Speaker 2: and the number of times it was on that plane
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Speaker 2: and the number of times he may have visited that island.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, as much as I would love to see him
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Speaker 7: actually on camera answering questions, I doubt that will actually happen.
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Speaker 7: Probably will occur is that he will be non compliant
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Speaker 7: to an extent where this would become more of a
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Speaker 7: negotiation behind the scenes, which there's precedents for. There will
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Speaker 7: be some sort of legal challenge if anything, so all
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Speaker 7: this possibly happened, will the American public get on c
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Speaker 7: span of Bill Clinton answering questions about why he was
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Speaker 7: hanging out with Jeffrey Epsin so much on these planes
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Speaker 7: and why they were going to these islands and what
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Speaker 7: was happening there. I don't think we'll actually have that
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Speaker 7: show moment, although it would be absolutely spectacular if I
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Speaker 7: was one hundred percent wrong.
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Speaker 2: Adam, I think you're one hundred percent right. Bill Clinton
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Speaker 2: is going to do everything within his power to avoid
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Speaker 2: testifying Now let's move along to Big Balls. Remember him.
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Speaker 2: He made headlines before and has made them again. Edward Korstein,
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Speaker 2: the teenager known as Big Bulls, who previously worked at DOGE,
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Speaker 2: was viciously bashed in DC by a group of thugs.
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Speaker 2: And Donald Trump has had enough of the out of
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Speaker 2: control violence in DC.
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Speaker 8: I have to say that somebody from DOGE was very
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Speaker 8: badly hurt last night. You saw that a young man
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Speaker 8: who was beat up by a bunch of thugs in DC.
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Speaker 8: And either they're going to straighten their act out of
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Speaker 8: government and in terms of protection, and we're going to
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Speaker 8: have to federalize and run it the way it's supposed
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Speaker 8: to be run.
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Speaker 2: Adam, is that just bluster or do you think the
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Speaker 2: president is serious about stepping in and taking over because
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Speaker 2: crime in DC is a real issue.
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Speaker 7: Well, if he's serious about it is a good question.
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Speaker 7: But I think first we have to find out is
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Speaker 7: it possible. So obviously he has the power to temporarily
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Speaker 7: take control. Maybe under some emergency situation you can do so.
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Speaker 7: Civil unrest, he can do so. But as far as
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Speaker 7: permanent control, the federal government taking over the police permanently,
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Speaker 7: he would need congressional improvement congressional approval for that to happen.
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Speaker 7: So there would have to be some sort of political
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Speaker 7: might for this to occur. And obviously there are optics
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Speaker 7: to this. Are they taking away, you know, the voice
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Speaker 7: of the people who elected local officials to be in
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Speaker 7: their positions, elected their mayor. Whether she's doing a good
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Speaker 7: job or not, you'll still elected them. So there are
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Speaker 7: a lot of concerns when it comes to that. Is
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Speaker 7: he one or percent serious about this? I don't know.
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Speaker 7: He's often a man of the moment who says a
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Speaker 7: lot of loud things because he's just responding to something.
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Speaker 7: But this is still politics. And will he used his
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Speaker 7: political capital to fight for this. I don't think so,
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Speaker 7: at least not at this very moment.
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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, he is a man of the moment. We
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Speaker 2: had footage of him earlier today on the roof of
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Speaker 2: the White House. You don't see that every day before
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Speaker 2: you go. We've seen alligator Alcatraz down in Florida, and
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Speaker 2: now Indiana is getting the speedway slammer. Christy Nome announced
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Speaker 2: this earlier today, a new partnership with the state of
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Speaker 2: Indiana to expand detention beds by a thousand beds. They're
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Speaker 2: pressing ahead with this agenda despite the abundant publicity. They're
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Speaker 2: not stopping with this deportation program.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, well, the bad publicity is coming from the left
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Speaker 7: wing mainstream media. I think the Trump administration is doing
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Speaker 7: something that should have happened with the Trump one point
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Speaker 7: zero administration is that do the thing that the American
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Speaker 7: public elected you to do, and don't worry about what
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Speaker 7: the media portrays you to doing. Whether he tries to
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Speaker 7: cater to the media, whether he tries to make it
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Speaker 7: all shiny and smooth, it doesn't matter because they're still
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Speaker 7: going to smear him. The American public wanted Trump administration
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Speaker 7: to take this seriously, and that's what they're doing.
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Speaker 2: That's exactly what they're doing. Ad in big holeman, 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 I have. Don't go anywhere. Newsnight is up
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Speaker 2: next