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The Rita Panahi Show | 2 October · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scorne Lives Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the reader Panahi.
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Speaker 3: Show, Good evening and to welcome to the Rita Panahe Show.
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Speaker 3: I'm Danikiti Giorgio coming up tonight. Anthony Alberanizi ducks and
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Speaker 3: weaves as pro Palestine protesters plan Australia White rallies.
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Speaker 4: On October seven, JD.
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Speaker 3: Vans demolishes Tim Walls in the vice presidential debate.
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Speaker 4: Army Horowitz breaks it down for US.
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Speaker 3: Boris Johnson claims Rishi Sunak assassinated him.
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Speaker 4: Like Brutus killed Caesar.
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Speaker 3: Tom Slater has more on the four PM's bizarre new memoir,
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Speaker 3: plus d d Levy on the latest Royal baby news
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Speaker 3: and of course Lefty's losing.
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Speaker 4: It looks like we are about.
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Speaker 3: To be burdened by another Kamla Harris accent.
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Speaker 5: It's my best friend from kindergarten is still one of
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Speaker 5: my best role That's crazy, right, Czy Jarnson.
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Speaker 4: We used to go to the clubs.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Sky News contributor Peru mcswed Prue.
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Speaker 3: Good to see you, Thank you so much for joining me. Look,
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Speaker 3: let's start with the pro Palestine rallies planned in parts
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Speaker 3: of the country, of course, on the twelvemonth anniversary of
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Speaker 3: the October seven massacre. Now New South Wales police are
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Speaker 3: applying to the New South Wales Supreme Court to prevent
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Speaker 3: the event, but have to listen to the Prime Minister's
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Speaker 3: response to these planned demonstrations versus Peter Dutton's response, and.
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Speaker 6: So October seven, I think is not a time for
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Speaker 6: demonstrations to occur because it will be perceived as, whether
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Speaker 6: that's the intention or not, as being a something that
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Speaker 6: is less than an appropriate commemoration of the atrocity that
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Speaker 6: occurred on October seven.
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Speaker 7: To see preparations in place to celebrate the universe of
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Speaker 7: twelve hundred people being slaughtered, including pregnant women, some of
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Speaker 7: whom are still held in a tunnel network in Gaza.
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Speaker 7: It has no place in our society. The government should
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Speaker 7: be doing everything they can to stop these protests from
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Speaker 7: taking place.
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Speaker 3: Prou Once again, the Prime Minister has shown how weak
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Speaker 3: he is on this matter.
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Speaker 8: And what we're all witnessing.
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Speaker 9: The Australian people are witnessing a betrayal, betrayal of them
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Speaker 9: and their values. He's selling them out for votes and
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Speaker 9: we all know it.
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Speaker 8: And you would think that the.
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Speaker 9: Lights had come on in his head about this, because
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Speaker 9: this is much bigger than Muslim votes in certain seats.
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Speaker 9: This is betraying Australia, it's selling out Israel.
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Speaker 8: It is the only.
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Speaker 9: Democracy in the Middle East and an ally of ours,
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Speaker 9: and I justxtapose.
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Speaker 8: What he's done his reaction with Dutton's.
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Speaker 9: Dutton has come into his own as a leader, and
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Speaker 9: what we want in these times is strength and Dutton
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Speaker 9: is showing that and he's doing himself so much good
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Speaker 9: in terms of changing people's minds about him. And you
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Speaker 9: look at Albanesi and all he's doing is reinforcing how
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Speaker 9: strong Dutton is. And it's very, very sad, but I
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Speaker 9: just can't see Albanesi coming back from this. It's sad
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Speaker 9: for Albanesi, but it's particularly sad for this country because
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Speaker 9: we have really betrayed an ally and we're looking so
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Speaker 9: ridiculous with Wong on the world stay at the end,
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Speaker 9: I mean, she makes a mockery of Australia and it's
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Speaker 9: really really distressing.
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Speaker 8: No wonder she hasn't come back yet. She must be hiding, because.
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Speaker 9: Boy, I'd be so embarrassed to walk through those international
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Speaker 9: border gates.
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Speaker 3: She should be ashamed of us you know comments and
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Speaker 3: also the Prime Minister today. He also gave a wishy
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Speaker 3: washy response when asked about Israel's ground invasion of Lebanon.
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Speaker 3: Of course, after Iran held at Israel with missiles, do.
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Speaker 4: Thing Israel have the right to send troops into Lebanon.
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Speaker 6: What we want to do is to reiterate the call
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Speaker 6: that we have. Israel, of course has a right to
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Speaker 6: defend itself. What we have called for consistently is for
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Speaker 6: a de escalation. Diplomacy, however, cannot succeed amid an escalation
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Speaker 6: of this conflict.
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Speaker 4: Once again, prove he walks both lines.
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Speaker 2: He can't give you a.
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Speaker 3: Straightened, firm answer and say no, we're standing up to terrorism.
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Speaker 3: It's I want to appease this member of the community,
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Speaker 3: but I want to appease this member.
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Speaker 4: It is so weak.
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Speaker 8: It's a man in pain because he must be.
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Speaker 9: I don't know who sleeps at night, because he must,
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Speaker 9: in his heart of hearts, know that what he's doing
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Speaker 9: is wrong. But you know, he's always been a strong
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Speaker 9: labor man. And the party comes before everybody, including Australians,
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Speaker 9: and we have the situation where you know, the guy
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Speaker 9: has total sold us out sold all.
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Speaker 8: Australians out as far as I'm concerned.
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Speaker 9: And you know, he's earned that title of each way
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Speaker 9: but we all laugh about it, but this is something
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Speaker 9: he's earned, he's made a practice of and it's just
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Speaker 9: really tragic to see that this guy is in charge
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Speaker 9: of this country at this important time. This is an
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Speaker 9: era of danger and we all know that we're all
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Speaker 9: on a precipice. And when you've got someone like this
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Speaker 9: leading you, you've got to worry, haven't you.
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Speaker 3: Ahaps, We're a global embarrassment the way that we're the
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Speaker 3: leaders in this country are carrying on now. Look, the
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Speaker 3: ABC has distanced itself from an exchange between a reporter
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Speaker 3: and Opposition leader Peter Dutton after she asked him to
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Speaker 3: explain why Hesbela was a terrorist organization and Israeli flags
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Speaker 3: were not banned?
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Speaker 2: What sorry?
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Speaker 10: What determined?
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Speaker 7: Even though where are you from?
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Speaker 10: I'm sorry?
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Speaker 7: Which organization? ABC?
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Speaker 4: Now?
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Speaker 3: The ABC has responded saying questions at a press conference
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Speaker 3: today were not a piece of reporting nor a position
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Speaker 3: being taken by the ABC. HESBLA is a listed terrorist
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Speaker 3: organization by the Australian government and the ABC recognizes that
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Speaker 3: in its coverage.
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Speaker 4: Prue.
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Speaker 3: Look, I thought the question was very off. It was
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Speaker 3: a ridiculous question to be asking. But what do you
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Speaker 3: make of the ABC basically disowning its reporter there, Well.
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Speaker 9: They're taking a position themselves, and she was she was
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Speaker 9: refuting the fact or questioning where there's Bala was a
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Speaker 9: terrorist organization and she wants taking a position and the
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Speaker 9: ABC is taking a position on that particular thing, so
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Speaker 9: you know, throwing her under the bus, disowning her. But
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Speaker 9: the ABC is in denial. We know that about everything.
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Speaker 9: We saw Kim William's ridiculous speech about fake news when
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Speaker 9: they've got this inquiry by of course a next ABC mate,
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Speaker 9: so we know what the outcome is going to be
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Speaker 9: of that inquiry.
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Speaker 4: So good on Dutton.
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Speaker 9: He put her in a place the ABC's credibility is
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Speaker 9: down the toilet yet again another example of that, and
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Speaker 9: really they need to take a hard look at themselves
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Speaker 9: because we're all just saying get it to the stage
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Speaker 9: where it's just you know, you pay for view, because
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Speaker 9: we shouldn't be subsidizing these people. They have proven they're
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Speaker 9: not to be trusted and they have a position and
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Speaker 9: it's very off with what there out of step with
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Speaker 9: what the rest of Australia is.
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Speaker 3: I completely agree the ABC has been a disgrace, particularly
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Speaker 3: on this coverage of Middle East conflict.
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Speaker 4: Well, look, Chris Bowen.
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Speaker 3: Is in damage control after a new US government report
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Speaker 3: found generation and transmission system costs would be thirty seven
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Speaker 3: percent cheaper when renewables and storage were combined. We'd wait
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Speaker 3: for it, nuclear compared to our renewables and storage only approach.
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Speaker 3: Pro realistically, how can Chris Bowen just keep going on
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Speaker 3: and not about renewables.
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Speaker 4: He is losing it every turn, But.
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Speaker 9: He's so brazen. I mean, the game's been up for
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Speaker 9: so long, hasn't it. The guy fantasizes and what he's doing.
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Speaker 9: I mean he keeps hammering Dutton because we haven't he
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Speaker 9: hasn't released the nuclear costs. Well, we still don't know
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Speaker 9: what the costs of the renewables fantasy. Fantasy is that
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Speaker 9: and obsession that Bowen has And we've seen now overseas
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Speaker 9: virtually every country that is in the OECD now is
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Speaker 9: going nuclear. This report really reinforces the fact that you
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Speaker 9: can do both, but realistically we have to start talking
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Speaker 9: nuclear and we have to.
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Speaker 8: Australia is such a backward country.
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Speaker 9: Here we are, we still have it that we can't
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Speaker 9: even talk about it or discuss the fact that it
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Speaker 9: should be part of it all. So I just think
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Speaker 9: that really, you know, hopefully Bowen's now seeing the.
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Speaker 8: Writing on the wall.
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Speaker 9: Let's hope he's so compromised that he's going to have
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Speaker 9: to really change his tomb.
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Speaker 8: But he's gone so far. I don't see how he
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Speaker 8: can come back from it.
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Speaker 4: Well, look, he can't.
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Speaker 3: The thing is, our prices are going up in this country,
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Speaker 3: and we were told, hey, with renewables, don't worry, it's going.
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Speaker 4: To go down. It's gone in the other direction. So
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Speaker 4: you can't keep peddling this mess.
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Speaker 3: Now to the financial behemoth, of course, that is the
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Speaker 3: National Disability Insurance Scheme, and it has been forced to
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Speaker 3: publish a list of banned therapies and lifetiles lifestyle expenses
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Speaker 3: as those rules continue to climb. That includes cuddle therapy, vapes,
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Speaker 3: dating services, concert tickets, clairvoyance, hypnotherapy, reiki, and shamanic healing.
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Speaker 4: I mean true, Well, look, let's be honest.
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Speaker 3: The NDIS was designed for the most severely disabled, right,
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Speaker 3: and there are people who survive off it. But when
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Speaker 3: you shamanic healing, Clare Boyance, tarot card reading.
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Speaker 10: It's just out of control.
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Speaker 9: Well, you know, Bill Shorten and Gillard were the architects
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Speaker 9: of this. You know, it was twenty ten, it was
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Speaker 9: you know, espoused, and I think it started.
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Speaker 8: Just shortly after.
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Speaker 9: You would think that a competent, professional government would have
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Speaker 9: a list that they the people could model it on
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Speaker 9: and know that these are the parameters we've set.
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Speaker 8: But clearly not.
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Speaker 9: It was open slather whatever you felt like, go your hardest.
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Speaker 9: You know, it's not our money, and we've got a
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Speaker 9: bottomless pit, and so you know, I just find it ironic.
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Speaker 9: And everybody's saying how good Bill Shorten is, and certainly
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Speaker 9: Alban Easy does make him.
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Speaker 8: Look like a genius.
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Speaker 9: But at the same time, I mean, Shorten has been
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Speaker 9: in charge of this for so long. If he's only
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Speaker 9: now just compiling this list of no nos, then that's
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Speaker 9: an insult. You know, No wonder the rawters are making
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Speaker 9: millions of dollars out of it, and frankly, not many
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Speaker 9: of us have confidence in this thing anymore because it's
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Speaker 9: just been rush ahead typical labor, where they have this
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Speaker 9: great idea, they rush it forward. They wanted to make
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Speaker 9: sure they got you know, votes on it that election,
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Speaker 9: and there was no proper modeling done and checks and
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Speaker 9: balances put in place.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, a complete raw, a completely roll clairvoyance and Tarot
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Speaker 3: cards were going to say extraordinary. Now the WikiLeaks found
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Speaker 3: a Julian Assange has broken his silence since his released
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Speaker 3: warning that freedom of expression was now at a dark crossroads.
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Speaker 4: He's told the.
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Speaker 3: Counsel of Europe, I am not free today because the
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Speaker 3: system worked. I am free today after years of incarceration
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Speaker 3: because I pleaded guilty to journalism.
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Speaker 4: Assange is not a hero in my books.
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Speaker 3: You know, I can understand what he's trying to say
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Speaker 3: about the point of freedom of expression being under threat,
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Speaker 3: but he's not a journalist.
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Speaker 4: What do you think, Well.
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Speaker 9: This is the interesting thing, because if he was a journalist,
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Speaker 9: there are journalist in me. Says, well, if you were
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Speaker 9: given a hot story like that, it would be very
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Speaker 9: hard not to run it. But as we know, what
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Speaker 9: it did was embarrassed rather than compromise America. We also
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Speaker 9: know though, that there are a lot of people who
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Speaker 9: were damaged by it and put at great risk because
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Speaker 9: they were informers and their names were revealed, so you know,
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Speaker 9: he's not my hero. I didn't really care if he
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Speaker 9: went to America because while I understand why he did
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Speaker 9: it as a journalist, you know, we understand that would
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Speaker 9: have been too good to not run. I think when
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Speaker 9: nationalist security is at stake, then I think that there
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Speaker 9: are some parameters that should be observed, and he didn't
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Speaker 9: observe them.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I completely I completely agree.
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Speaker 3: Now, look, Jen z Ossies are so afraid at job interviews.
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Speaker 4: They are taking their parents with them. Would you believe
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Speaker 4: their parents?
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Speaker 3: A specialist recruiter has told The Daily Mail many suffer
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Speaker 3: a crippling fear of picking up the phone to speak
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Speaker 3: to an employer or going to an interview alone. Week
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Speaker 3: generation mom and dad need to come along, hold their hands.
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Speaker 4: They can't do anything by themselves.
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Speaker 9: Where is the world heading to when this they aren't well,
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Speaker 9: these people are going to be running the country.
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Speaker 2: I'll be dead.
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Speaker 9: But when you think about it, they have been molly
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Speaker 9: coddled since they were little children. They had helicopter parents,
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Speaker 9: they had snow flaky sort of situations where everyone was
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Speaker 9: a winner, no one could be failed, no wonder, and
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Speaker 9: then of course you're put in the COVID stuff where
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Speaker 9: there was a lot of anxiety and I understand that.
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Speaker 9: Plus I've been told the world's going to win, so
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Speaker 9: they must all go to bed in the fetal position,
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Speaker 9: sucking their thumbs and wondering. You know, his mummy put
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Speaker 9: my clothes out for me to decide what I'm going
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Speaker 9: to wear tomorrow.
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Speaker 8: I mean, but would you want to employ any of
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Speaker 8: this lot?
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Speaker 9: If you need to drag your mother along to an interview,
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Speaker 9: you know that would be enough for me to say.
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Speaker 8: Sorry, love, you know you're not going to get harder,
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Speaker 8: you aren't getting the job.
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Speaker 9: But it is a real worry that you know parents
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Speaker 9: need to It is the baby boomers mainly need to
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Speaker 9: take a strong, hard look at themselves because if they're
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Speaker 9: breeding a generation of people who are so insecure, so inept,
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Speaker 9: then we have got big problems and they should be
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Speaker 9: ashamed of themselves.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, as you said, the next generation of leaders, they
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Speaker 3: can't even pick up the phone.
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Speaker 4: Primixsweet, great to see you, Thank you for having you
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Speaker 4: on this evening.
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Speaker 10: Well.
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Speaker 3: Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is launching a new memoir, Unleashed,
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Speaker 3: and from the released exerts, it sounds like he is
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Speaker 3: unleashing on everyone. The reviews are scathing already.
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Speaker 4: The time says Johnson is a gossipy bitch.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now from London is Spiked Online editor Tom Slater, Tom,
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Speaker 3: good to see you, thanks for joining us. Look, my
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Speaker 3: favorite part so far was his claim that he was
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Speaker 3: assassinated by Reshie Sunac, like when Brutus killed Caesar, when,
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Speaker 3: of course, mister Sunac attempted to oust him by resigning
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Speaker 3: from his cabinet back in twenty twenty two. He writes,
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Speaker 3: as I read his resignation letter with its heavy phrasing,
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Speaker 3: I murmured, at least inwardly, the dying words of Julius
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Speaker 3: Caesar Kai sun Tech, non you two child.
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Speaker 4: If Caesar was.
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Speaker 3: Stabbed twenty three times by his assassins, I ended up
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Speaker 3: with sixty two as a title of sixty ministers followed and.
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Speaker 4: Rishi out the door.
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Speaker 2: Tom.
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Speaker 4: I've got to say it all sounds very dramatic.
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Speaker 11: Owen it was, And you know, Boris Johnson is nothing
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Speaker 11: if not dramatic, loves a classical metaphor. And you know
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Speaker 11: it's fair to say that Rishi soon at many other
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Speaker 11: people in his party, certainly plumbs the knife in when
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Speaker 11: they all resign en Mass to oust Boris Johnson, and
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Speaker 11: they've been living with the consequences of that ever since.
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Speaker 11: I mean, Rishie Sunak in the last election steered the
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Speaker 11: Conservative Party to its worst ever electoral defeat. Boris Johnson
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Speaker 11: has his fair share of the blame for bringing that about.
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Speaker 11: At the same time, the way in which they got
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Speaker 11: rid of the guy who actually had a democratic man,
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Speaker 11: they I think left the righting on the wall for
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Speaker 11: them to be honest in terms of everything that's happened since.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, it's a really fair point.
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Speaker 3: He's also claimed in this memoir that Queen Elizabeth was
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Speaker 3: battling bone cancer before her death. Tom, the royal family
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Speaker 3: is notoriously private. How would they feel about this being
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Speaker 3: revealed to the world.
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Speaker 11: Well, in terms of some sources around the palace, there
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Speaker 11: seems some displeasure at this being put in the book.
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Speaker 11: That being said, it has already been mentioning. A couple
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Speaker 11: of other books which have been published recently, one a
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Speaker 11: biography of Princess Kate, another one a book about the
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Speaker 11: Queen herself by a famous Tory MP, had also made
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Speaker 11: reference to this particular fact. But as you say, it's
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Speaker 11: one of those things where because the Queen had kept
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Speaker 11: it so private during the final months of her life,
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Speaker 11: even up until the point of her being at the
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Speaker 11: Jubilee suffering with the effects of bone cancer but not
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Speaker 11: letting onto anyone. Just discussing it too openly is something
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Speaker 11: which has clearly kind of put people's nose out of
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Speaker 11: joint effectively. It's not that this wasn't necessarily out there
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Speaker 11: in the public domain, by I guess, drawing more attention
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Speaker 11: to it as a big release like this would has,
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Speaker 11: understandably I suppose, caused some consternation in the Palace.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. Absolutely.
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Speaker 3: Now, look, the UK is about to stop producing any
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Speaker 3: electricity from burning coal, ending its one hundred and forty
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Speaker 3: two year alliance on fossil fuel. But at the same time,
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Speaker 3: new UK government figures show that the UK has the
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Speaker 3: highest power prices in the developed world. So Tom, you know,
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Speaker 3: prices are high in the UK, But how will the
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Speaker 3: country go with no coal?
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Speaker 11: Now, absolutely, I think those two facts are not unrelated.
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Speaker 11: And we're going to become the first country to completely
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Speaker 11: abandon coal source of energy, closing our last remaining coal
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Speaker 11: fire power plant. We're also in the midst of closing
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Speaker 11: our last steel works We're in the midst of closing
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Speaker 11: down our largest oil refinery in the North in Scotland,
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Speaker 11: and I think it's a reminder that this is a
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Speaker 11: tremendous act really of sort of self harmed. This is
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Speaker 11: the nation that gave the world the Industrial Revolution, and
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Speaker 11: yet we're running headlong into this net zero fantasy, which
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Speaker 11: seems to think that rather than going for those sources
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Speaker 11: of plentiful, reliable energy that we've got from fossil fuels,
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Speaker 11: we now want unreliable and increasingly kind of scarce forms
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Speaker 11: of energy production in the form of renewables. And I
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Speaker 11: think it's a great shame, of course, if we could
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Speaker 11: gain all of the benefits from the supposedly green technologies
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Speaker 11: that we did from previous forms of fossil fuels, who
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Speaker 11: would be against it. But as we all know, pursuing
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Speaker 11: the policies that we've been pursuing as Gott's has got
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Speaker 11: us to this point where British businesses are paying more
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Speaker 11: money for their energy than any other country in the
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Speaker 11: developed world. We know those two things are related.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, and it's happening here in Australia.
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Speaker 3: It's a pipe fantasy to go full renewaballs by a
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Speaker 3: certain date and it's just not shaping up.
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Speaker 4: But that's ever going to happen. Now. Look, let's talk
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Speaker 4: about the freebie.
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Speaker 3: Scandal engulfing Keir Starmer gives to the Prime Minister skyrocketed
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Speaker 3: from nine hundred to over one hundred thousand pounds, which
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Speaker 3: is about one hundred and ninety two thousand Australian dollars
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Speaker 3: as he was lavished with hospitality ahead of his election victory.
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Speaker 4: Tom, what's going on here? What's been the fallout?
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Speaker 11: It's really dogged this government which looks as scandal ridden
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Speaker 11: and as exposed as if it had in power for
19:00
Speaker 11: four or five years by this particular point. As you said,
19:03
Speaker 11: there's been all these scandals about freeb's, everything from Taylor
19:06
Speaker 11: Swift tickets to Kirstarmer being bought thousands and thousands of
19:10
Speaker 11: pounds worth of clothes and glasses by a labor lord
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Speaker 11: Ali who has been behind many of these particular scandals.
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Speaker 11: Kirstarmer since twenty nineteen has been in receipt of more
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Speaker 11: presence donations you name it, than any other MP in
19:25
Speaker 11: Parliament and it's not even close. He's got more than
19:27
Speaker 11: double the person in second place, and that person also
19:30
Speaker 11: happens to be a labor front bencher. So that's that
19:34
Speaker 11: whiff of sneak of sleeves, I should say, is very
19:36
Speaker 11: much around this government. And I think these things wouldn't
19:39
Speaker 11: have dogged them so nearly the degree that they have
19:41
Speaker 11: if it wasn't for the fact that Kirstarmer in recent
19:44
Speaker 11: years has really acted as a kind of pearl clutching politician.
19:47
Speaker 11: Anything the Tories did, it was the greatest scandal of
19:50
Speaker 11: all time. Anything that happened, it was proof of Tory
19:53
Speaker 11: corruption in sleeves and now it's come back to bite
19:56
Speaker 11: them in a terrible way. But I think anyone could
19:57
Speaker 11: have seen that company.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, very clear, but gee, that's an extraordinary amount of
20:02
Speaker 3: money to be spending.
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Speaker 4: Tom Slater, good to have you on. Thank you so
20:06
Speaker 4: much for joining us on the show.
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Speaker 3: Still to come, Lefties Losing It and Army Horowitz will
20:13
Speaker 3: join me to break down the best and worst bits
20:16
Speaker 3: from the vice presidential debate.
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Speaker 4: That's next.
20:31
Speaker 3: Now it's time for Lefties Losing It.
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Speaker 4: Let's start with this.
20:35
Speaker 3: Unhinged lefties conspiracy rant, she claims, and wait for it,
20:39
Speaker 3: get this, that God sent a hurricane to destroy North
20:43
Speaker 3: Carolina because of racism and to stop Karmela from winning
20:47
Speaker 3: in November.
20:48
Speaker 4: Maybe God is trying to tell you something.
20:51
Speaker 12: Let go of it hates from your heart because it
20:54
Speaker 12: is driving you into the deepest, darkest pits of hell.
20:57
Speaker 4: We're not even worried about ChIL like this, Like what
21:00
Speaker 4: is wrong with y'all? A baby? I know y'all hate
21:04
Speaker 4: to lose. Y'all really do hate to lose.
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Speaker 12: Oh my god, they're like, who does like this?
21:11
Speaker 10: Who that?
21:12
Speaker 4: Y'all?
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Speaker 12: They was gonna start here in America and it was
21:14
Speaker 12: gonna become a global thing. It was just gonna be
21:17
Speaker 12: stuff happening globally and all of it's starting with America
21:21
Speaker 12: and then just going everywhere every other country they was going.
21:24
Speaker 12: There's people from literally every country you could think of
21:27
Speaker 12: in that group, and they are piused that the colored
21:30
Speaker 12: folks is waking up and we on our on our grime,
21:34
Speaker 12: we doing the do they right now? They don't want
21:37
Speaker 12: to see no black women in that office.
21:39
Speaker 4: Yep, they've they've lost it. And she doesn't know a
21:42
Speaker 4: Kamala is not black, doesn't she?
21:44
Speaker 3: There's truly something very sickening about these people, including this
21:49
Speaker 3: deranged lefty bragging about her abortion because she already has
21:53
Speaker 3: a baby her dog. As many of you thought, I
21:58
Speaker 3: had a boar boar earlier, if you not only because
22:00
Speaker 3: I don't want children right now, but what another.
22:03
Speaker 4: Real reason.
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Speaker 8: I already have a baby.
22:07
Speaker 4: It's this one right here, And he calls me a
22:10
Speaker 4: lot of time and energy and money.
22:13
Speaker 1: And if I had to choose between a human babies needs.
22:16
Speaker 5: In this one, I'm choosing this one.
22:20
Speaker 3: That dog is ugly. Colefties really are losing it now.
22:24
Speaker 3: I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but
22:26
Speaker 3: Kamla is back burdening us again by what has been she.
22:31
Speaker 4: She just can't help herself. She can't help it.
22:34
Speaker 3: So while America falls apart, the Middle East is in crisis,
22:37
Speaker 3: kam Lawry is out on those streets again with the
22:40
Speaker 3: cool kids.
22:42
Speaker 5: One of my guilty pleasures, especially when I'm on the road,
22:44
Speaker 5: are my doritos?
22:46
Speaker 7: What flavor?
22:47
Speaker 4: Natural?
22:48
Speaker 10: Old schools original?
22:49
Speaker 8: Come on, come on, yeah, that's exactly right.
22:52
Speaker 5: That's gotta have a napkin nearby.
22:56
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, it's really good to see Karmla covering off
23:00
Speaker 3: the big topics, the real important stuff. And if that
23:04
Speaker 3: wasn't bad enough, here is Carmela burdening us again, this
23:07
Speaker 3: time with another new accent.
23:11
Speaker 5: An incredible family and incredible friends. My best friend from
23:14
Speaker 5: kindergarten is still one of my best That's crazy.
23:17
Speaker 10: Right, cy Darnson.
23:21
Speaker 5: We used to go to the clubs and her father Saville.
23:27
Speaker 3: Look, please just make it stop. Every day it's a
23:30
Speaker 3: new voice, it's a new accent. Where does she get
23:32
Speaker 3: them all from? And really, all she had to do
23:36
Speaker 3: was answer a simple question in this next video. Instead,
23:40
Speaker 3: we were burdened with another word, salad.
23:44
Speaker 4: Should folks stand for the national anthem?
23:47
Speaker 13: I think that one of the beautiful things about our
23:50
Speaker 13: country is that we were founded on certain principles that
23:57
Speaker 13: we articulated in seventeen seventy six.
24:00
Speaker 10: Land should be treated as equals.
24:02
Speaker 13: We articulated those principles in our constitution, and part of
24:06
Speaker 13: what we decided is what makes a fair and just
24:09
Speaker 13: and noble society.
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Speaker 4: Oh God, look, sorry, I was about to fall asleep.
24:15
Speaker 3: There was another long and dull answer. Perhaps that's why
24:20
Speaker 3: Kamala Harrison Tampon Tim didn't quite get the reception they
24:23
Speaker 3: had hoped for when they arrived in New York.
24:26
Speaker 4: For the vice presidential debate. New York.
24:42
Speaker 3: Joining me now from New York is filmmaker Army Horowitz.
24:46
Speaker 4: Army, thank you for joining us.
24:48
Speaker 3: Let's start with the vice presidential debate between JD.
24:51
Speaker 4: Vans and Tim Wowles.
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Speaker 3: I think Woles was absolutely crushed by Vans. He looked
24:55
Speaker 3: us scared and stunned the whole time. His eyes looked
24:58
Speaker 3: like he'd just seen a ghost. Looked like a living
25:00
Speaker 3: nightmare for him. But I want to start with this
25:03
Speaker 3: disastrous malfunction by Tim Woles when he was forced to
25:06
Speaker 3: correct the record whether he was in China for the
25:10
Speaker 3: Tianaman Square protests.
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Speaker 4: Have a listen to this look.
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Speaker 14: I will be the first to tell you I have
25:15
Speaker 14: poured my heart into my community. I've tried to do
25:18
Speaker 14: the best I can, but I've not been perfect, and
25:20
Speaker 14: I'm a knucklehead at times, but it's always been about that.
25:23
Speaker 14: All I said on this was is I got there
25:25
Speaker 14: that summer and misspoke on this, So I will just
25:28
Speaker 14: that's what I've said. So I was in Hong Kong
25:34
Speaker 14: and China during the democracy protest went in.
25:37
Speaker 3: I mean, we know previously in the past he's misspoke
25:40
Speaker 3: about his military history, and now he's lied about being
25:44
Speaker 3: in China during the Tianaman Square protests in nineteen eighty nine.
25:48
Speaker 4: How hopeless is this guy?
25:51
Speaker 1: Yeah, he seems to exaggerate and lie a lot.
25:55
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what we can believe.
25:57
Speaker 1: Was he really born as a small child at Nebraska
25:59
Speaker 1: This I don't know. But his answer was so bizarre.
26:03
Speaker 1: He went on about his own history in the Midwest
26:07
Speaker 1: and then went on to say, well, we actually took
26:10
Speaker 1: basketball teams to China, and baseball teams and dancers and
26:15
Speaker 1: pick the ball players and court hall teams.
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Speaker 2: I mean, what is going on?
26:19
Speaker 1: Look, thankfully for Tim Walls that no one cares about
26:23
Speaker 1: the vice presidential debate. If they did, this would have
26:27
Speaker 1: would have been a bad situation for Kamala Harris.
26:30
Speaker 2: Look, I've got six words for you.
26:34
Speaker 1: Joshapiro. Joshapiro, josh Shapiro.
26:38
Speaker 2: Her not picking.
26:39
Speaker 1: Joshapiro was one of the great the governor of Pennsylvania
26:42
Speaker 1: was of the great unforced errors that I remember in
26:47
Speaker 1: political history.
26:48
Speaker 2: Look, let's let them through some numbers.
26:50
Speaker 1: I know, I promise you there'll be no math in
26:52
Speaker 1: this test, but just bear with me for a moment. Okay,
26:55
Speaker 1: there are seven million people voted in Pennsylvania.
26:59
Speaker 2: And the twenty twenty election.
27:01
Speaker 1: Okay, right now, Trump is up according to the Real
27:05
Speaker 1: Clear Politics average of polls by point one percent.
27:11
Speaker 2: That means he's up by.
27:12
Speaker 1: About seventy thousand votes in the entire and all and
27:16
Speaker 1: the Really, at the end of the day, the race
27:18
Speaker 1: is gonna come down to Pennsylvania. Everyone thinks so. And
27:22
Speaker 1: yet he didn't choose the most popular politician in Pennsylvania
27:28
Speaker 1: at a sixty percent approval rating, who is more popular
27:31
Speaker 1: than Kamala Harris and Trump and anyone else there. Look,
27:35
Speaker 1: that's what it comes down to, and she failed to
27:38
Speaker 1: do so. They had one job in this debate, which
27:42
Speaker 1: was to actually make good on what they've been saying
27:46
Speaker 1: in the campaign trail about JD. Vance that he's weird,
27:49
Speaker 1: that he is radical. They didn't do that. Jeddy Vance
27:53
Speaker 1: and I disagreed Jenny Vance on a.
27:55
Speaker 2: Lot of stuff.
27:56
Speaker 1: He came across as cool, calm and collected, had a
28:00
Speaker 1: command of the issues on a granular level to the
28:03
Speaker 1: point where actually Donald Trump doesn't have. And I think
28:07
Speaker 1: from that perspective, basimply fail.
28:10
Speaker 2: No.
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Speaker 4: Look, I agree, I thought JD.
28:12
Speaker 3: Evans was so impressive and I even thought that you know,
28:14
Speaker 3: one day.
28:15
Speaker 4: He could make a very good president.
28:17
Speaker 3: Have a listen to him demolishing the CBS moderators for
28:21
Speaker 3: lying to the audience.
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Speaker 15: Just to clarify for our viewers, Springfield, Ohio does have
28:27
Speaker 15: a large number of Haitian migrants who have legal status
28:32
Speaker 15: temporary protected Well, thank you, senator.
28:35
Speaker 4: We have so much to get to, Margaret. I think
28:37
Speaker 4: it's important to turn out of the economy. Thanks Margaret.
28:40
Speaker 16: The rules were that you got are in a fact check,
28:42
Speaker 16: and since you're fact checking me, I think it's important
28:45
Speaker 16: to say what's actually going on. So there's an application
28:48
Speaker 16: called the CBP one app where you can go on
28:50
Speaker 16: as an illegal migrant, apply for asylum or apply for
28:54
Speaker 16: parole and be granted legal status at the wave of
28:58
Speaker 16: a Kamala Harris open border Wand that is not a
29:02
Speaker 16: person coming in applying for a green cart and waiting
29:04
Speaker 16: for ten years. Thanks the meitation of a legal immigration Margaret.
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Speaker 15: By thank you, senator for describing the legal process.
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Speaker 4: A CBS muted him at the end, but the vance
29:16
Speaker 4: is on fire. I'm going to ask you how wake
29:19
Speaker 4: at these liberal media networks.
29:21
Speaker 3: I did the exact same thing to Donald Trump and
29:23
Speaker 3: the presidential debate.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, he did a great job calling out the moderators
29:30
Speaker 1: because again he has a real command the facts. Unfortunately
29:33
Speaker 1: that when they when they do fact check Trump, Trump
29:37
Speaker 1: doesn't have the same ability and command the issues to
29:39
Speaker 1: really turn it around on the moderators like Vance did,
29:43
Speaker 1: because what they did right there, they take one fact
29:46
Speaker 1: and they twisted and contort it to make their point,
29:49
Speaker 1: when in reality, all it's doing is is is essentially
29:54
Speaker 1: hiding what Dvance was able to uncover, and I don't
29:57
Speaker 1: think they realized he was going to do that. Look,
29:58
Speaker 1: the larger province is matic problem we have his debates
30:01
Speaker 1: is that they're run by the media And a study
30:06
Speaker 1: was done by Syracuse University which.
30:08
Speaker 2: Showed that only three point four.
30:11
Speaker 1: Percent of all American people in the media, all American
30:14
Speaker 1: media personalities, are Republican. So it's a systemic problem that
30:19
Speaker 1: we have in the debates because they're run by the mainstream media,
30:22
Speaker 1: which are in fact mostly Democrats.
30:25
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's very very clear.
30:27
Speaker 3: Now, let's turn to the situation in the Middle East.
30:29
Speaker 3: To US President Joe Biden is calling for a ceasefire
30:33
Speaker 3: after Iran pummeled Israel with missiles and then of course
30:36
Speaker 3: Israel announced a ground invasion in Lebanon Army.
30:40
Speaker 4: Iran has launched well around.
30:42
Speaker 3: About one hundred and eighty ballistic missiles that Israel now
30:45
Speaker 3: and now Joe Biden wants a ceasefire.
30:50
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's really incredible.
30:53
Speaker 2: Why why? Right?
30:55
Speaker 1: I mean, you have to understand, Ok, he's coming for
30:57
Speaker 1: a ceasefire. So it really is only one of two
31:00
Speaker 1: options here. Either he's asking for a ceasefire because he
31:04
Speaker 1: has a moral policy of moral relativism, that is to
31:08
Speaker 1: say that you have two sides on the same moral
31:11
Speaker 1: level fightings not for call ceasefire because neither one is
31:14
Speaker 1: in the right. Or he's making a very cold, hard
31:19
Speaker 1: political calculation, which the reason why he was pro Israel
31:24
Speaker 1: initially after October seventh and then through Israel under the
31:27
Speaker 1: bus and back the bus over them because.
31:29
Speaker 2: He wants votes in Georgia and Michigan.
31:31
Speaker 1: I mean just recently at least Slotkin is running for
31:34
Speaker 1: the Senate, who's a Democratic nominee in Michigan. Reveals something,
31:39
Speaker 1: and she said that in their own internal polling that
31:43
Speaker 1: actually Trump is up slightly in Michigan. So could that
31:46
Speaker 1: be the reason to look either way? It's awful, But
31:49
Speaker 1: in the day he's calling for a ceasefire after Lebanon.
31:53
Speaker 1: And I say Lebanon because and not Hezbollah, because Hezbollah
31:57
Speaker 1: has sixty two seats in the in the Lebanese Parliament
32:02
Speaker 1: and the anti Hezbolah coalition.
32:05
Speaker 2: Has thirty seven.
32:06
Speaker 1: They essentially control the parliament and the government. So Lebanon
32:11
Speaker 1: slash Hezbolah has been has had an ongoing assault on
32:16
Speaker 1: Israel for the last year. They've rained at and understand this,
32:20
Speaker 1: ten thousand rockets on the State of Israel, and Israel's
32:24
Speaker 1: have to evacuate nearly one hundred thousand people. I don't
32:27
Speaker 1: want to let that number just go unnoticed ten because
32:30
Speaker 1: we get we get lost in the.
32:31
Speaker 2: Thousands here, thousand year all of a Suden're talking about
32:33
Speaker 2: real numbers.
32:34
Speaker 1: Ten thousand rockets okay, falling on the state of Israel
32:38
Speaker 1: is a Can you imagine if that was going on
32:40
Speaker 1: in Melbourne, or in Sydney or in New York. I mean,
32:44
Speaker 1: the entire country of Australia is much larger than the
32:48
Speaker 1: State of Israel. But that's what they had to endure.
32:50
Speaker 1: Right now, we had a Ran attacking because a Rod
32:53
Speaker 1: has been emboldened by them, and they only hear hollow
32:56
Speaker 1: words and no backup. What do you think that's gonna
32:58
Speaker 1: have them do? They're gonna press what they think to
33:01
Speaker 1: be their advantage. So they saw that after Israel was
33:06
Speaker 1: trying to defend itself, they saw the president actually going
33:09
Speaker 1: after Israel like, oh, this is our moment for ray
33:12
Speaker 1: ballistic missiles across Israel.
33:14
Speaker 2: Let's not forget. They did this also.
33:16
Speaker 1: In April where they sent three hundred drones and rockets
33:21
Speaker 1: and missiles on Israel. And what would the response administration?
33:25
Speaker 1: Not against the I mean it was against the Roan.
33:27
Speaker 1: They did give some hollow wars to a rod but
33:29
Speaker 1: the real powerful world where they.
33:31
Speaker 2: Went to the state of Israel and said, do not
33:34
Speaker 2: escalate this or you'll lose our support.
33:36
Speaker 1: Do you understand what is going on here? How im moral,
33:40
Speaker 1: if not immoral, this policy is. And by the way,
33:43
Speaker 1: we also not forget how do we how do we
33:45
Speaker 1: lose this factoid Iran is trying to assassinate Donald Trump
33:49
Speaker 1: in our country?
33:50
Speaker 2: I mean, where's that response? I don't get it.
33:53
Speaker 4: That's a really really good point.
33:55
Speaker 3: And you've got Joe Biden and this was his previous
33:58
Speaker 3: warning to Hesbalah, what is your.
34:01
Speaker 17: Message to Hesbela and its backer Iran, don't.
34:07
Speaker 4: And then Kamala Harris gave it a go.
34:10
Speaker 2: What's the message to Iran? Don't, as President Biden said,
34:15
Speaker 2: just don't.
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Speaker 13: Exactly one word, pretty straightforward, Ammy.
34:21
Speaker 3: I mean, clearly Hesbella was not exactly shaking in its
34:24
Speaker 3: boots with the warnings from the Biden administration.
34:28
Speaker 4: Don't what don't what?
34:31
Speaker 2: I mean, guys, are you guys for real? Like I really,
34:34
Speaker 2: are we supposed to take this foreign policy seriously?
34:37
Speaker 1: I mean, look, I love the fact that they had
34:40
Speaker 1: been pushing this narrative, by the way in the.
34:43
Speaker 2: VP debate, to walk through this, and they do so.
34:45
Speaker 1: The campaign trail, the chaos of Donald Trump, the chaos
34:50
Speaker 1: he's going to have around the world.
34:51
Speaker 2: Have you looked at what's going on around the world.
34:53
Speaker 1: Because I look, I'm old enough to remember what it
34:56
Speaker 1: was like with Trump as president, and I.
34:59
Speaker 2: Don't remember Ukraine being invaded.
35:01
Speaker 1: In fact, I saw Ukream being invaded under the bom
35:03
Speaker 1: administration and then Biden, but not doing Trump or Lebanon
35:08
Speaker 1: or Iran or Gaza or Yemen. I mean, I go Afghanistan,
35:12
Speaker 1: I go on and on. This is all happening, am
35:14
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, am I going crazy? This is all happening
35:18
Speaker 1: under the Biden administration.
35:20
Speaker 2: Who's the chaos agent?
35:22
Speaker 4: Yeah?
35:22
Speaker 3: I think there's a common denominator because, I mean, look,
35:25
Speaker 3: the US has to play a role in this. We
35:27
Speaker 3: know that the Secretary of State Anthony Blinkern actually signed
35:30
Speaker 3: off on the Biden Harris decision to release billions in
35:34
Speaker 3: frozen funds directly to Iran.
35:37
Speaker 4: And look at this.
35:38
Speaker 3: He was asked about this, about whether that money was
35:41
Speaker 3: actually being used for terror.
35:42
Speaker 4: Look what he.
35:42
Speaker 17: Said, Iran has unfortunately always used and focused its funds
35:48
Speaker 17: on supporting terrorism, on supporting groups like AMAS. And it's
35:52
Speaker 17: done that when they've been sanctions, it's done that when
35:54
Speaker 17: there haven't been sanctions, and it's always prioritized that.
35:58
Speaker 4: I mean, what a bizarre response.
36:00
Speaker 3: What role has this funding plight in this whole saga?
36:05
Speaker 1: I mean, it's fu I mean, come on, they're funding
36:10
Speaker 1: the terrorism, I mean.
36:12
Speaker 2: Dub B Lincoln. Yes, So if you.
36:15
Speaker 1: Believe that, can you explain to me why six weeks
36:19
Speaker 1: after three American soldiers were killed by a droon attack
36:22
Speaker 1: by Iran back proxy, we then released frozen assets of
36:27
Speaker 1: ten billion dollars. Not by the way, that's not counting
36:32
Speaker 1: allowing China to buy their oil, which is billions and
36:34
Speaker 1: billions more. That's what's funding all of this. I mean,
36:38
Speaker 1: are you guys crazy or a wee the crazy one?
36:41
Speaker 1: Am I taking crazy pills here? I mean, look, I
36:44
Speaker 1: remember when they first began to unfreeze the assets, and
36:48
Speaker 1: the journalists, in fact, like the journalists you just saw
36:50
Speaker 1: a NBC asking BLNCOLN did good for them, ask about
36:54
Speaker 1: the fungibility of money. And they looked at all of
36:58
Speaker 1: these journalists as if they didn't know what they were
37:00
Speaker 1: talking about. What's the fu They had no basic concept
37:04
Speaker 1: of economics, how money works. People sitting on their kitchen
37:08
Speaker 1: table understand what the fungibility of money means in America
37:11
Speaker 1: or anywhere else in the world.
37:12
Speaker 2: But these politicians don't give me a break.
37:16
Speaker 3: Yes, I don't think you're the one going crazy here, Amy.
37:18
Speaker 4: I think that the US has a lot to answer for.
37:21
Speaker 4: Have a look as.
37:22
Speaker 3: Well at this disgraceful commentary on the baby say it
37:26
Speaker 3: was allowed to be peddled on Britain's public broadcast in
37:30
Speaker 3: relation to Iran's attack on Israel.
37:34
Speaker 18: I think the international community has to make sure that
37:36
Speaker 18: whatever Israel does is not upending the regional order as
37:40
Speaker 18: we know it, and the US has a responsibility. So
37:43
Speaker 18: we've been in this cause for twelve months now of
37:45
Speaker 18: constantly redlines being crossed, mostly by the Israelis. Has Balla
37:50
Speaker 18: and Iran have played it fairly rationally, trying to always
37:53
Speaker 18: try to be very cautious, and how they respond, trying
37:56
Speaker 18: to leave off.
37:57
Speaker 4: Rams where they could.
37:58
Speaker 18: The Nattail government has kind of lost the opportunity at
38:02
Speaker 18: every sort of junction to use an offer that was
38:04
Speaker 18: given to them.
38:06
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm not sure how any terrorism or any
38:09
Speaker 3: terror group kim is rational in its approach to a wall.
38:13
Speaker 3: How much has the Baby Say in particular declined since
38:15
Speaker 3: this Middle Aced conflict began.
38:19
Speaker 1: Oh no, you're wrong, It hasn't declined. It's been the
38:22
Speaker 1: gutter the entire time.
38:23
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me? The BBC has always been awful. Look, I.
38:29
Speaker 1: Love when my friends, my democratic friends, my liberal friends,
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Speaker 1: they say to me, oh God, we hate American media.
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Speaker 1: We wish we had the BBC in America?
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Speaker 2: Are you kidding me?
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Speaker 1: As much as I dislike American media, they have the
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Speaker 1: highest fundamental love of the fidelity of journalistic ethics compared
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Speaker 1: to the BBC. The BBC is garbage and trash and
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Speaker 1: always has been.
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Speaker 2: Let's not forget that.
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Speaker 1: The BBC just recently, in fact, I'm shocked they even
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Speaker 1: had to do this.
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Speaker 2: I sus they were four to two by the government.
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Speaker 1: They have to have a study about the anti Semitism
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Speaker 1: they had that was rife throughout the BBC.
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Speaker 2: They had the fire peel because of it.
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Speaker 1: The BBC just recently there was a documentary about the
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Speaker 1: Nova Music Festival, the massacre that happened there.
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Speaker 2: The director was told by the BBC that if he
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Speaker 2: didn't if he.
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Speaker 1: Took out the reference to Hamas as a terrorist organization,
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Speaker 1: if he didn't take it out, they would not broadcast
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Speaker 1: this documentary about the massacre. That's how horrific the BBC
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Speaker 1: has been.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, completely agree. You're right, They've always been in the gatta.
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Speaker 4: As you said.
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Speaker 3: Now, the UN Secretary General Antonio Guaterrez has condemned her
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Speaker 3: mask for not allowing the International Committee of the Red
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Speaker 3: Cross to.
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Speaker 4: Visit the hostages in Gaza.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's only taken him twelve months after the fact,
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Speaker 3: which is extraordinary. But then today he tweets I condemned
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Speaker 3: the broadening of the Middle East.
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Speaker 4: Conflicts with escalation after escalation. This must stop.
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Speaker 3: We absolutely need a cease fire army. The UN is
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Speaker 3: a disgrace, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: Ah, Yes, of course it is, God it is.
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Speaker 1: Look, I did an entire documentary about the UN. I
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Speaker 1: spent unfortunately four years my life I'll never get back
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Speaker 1: traveling around the world showing how horrific the United Nations is,
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Speaker 1: but about this conflict in particular. Look, UNRA is the
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Speaker 1: UN Relief and Work Agency, is an organization that and
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Speaker 1: I can go on and on about how terrible they are,
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Speaker 1: about why they have changed their numbers to increase the
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Speaker 1: number of Palestine refugees just so they could use that
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Speaker 1: as a cudgel against Israel. But aside from that, UNRA
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Speaker 1: is a part of Kamas. They are engaged with Hamas,
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Speaker 1: they have assisted Commas.
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Speaker 2: So now you're.
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Speaker 1: Gonna I'm gonna, I'm gonna take from the head of
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Speaker 1: the UN anything from what he says and says it
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Speaker 1: should be applied to anything.
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Speaker 2: I don't think so.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, you want a disaster with how
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Speaker 1: this might end up in Lebanon if we go back
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Speaker 1: to what happened the first time.
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Speaker 2: Israel invated Lebanon because it was being bombed. This is
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Speaker 2: not the first time this has happened. Of course, this
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Speaker 2: movie has been shown before.
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Speaker 1: And if we're going to have Unifil again be at
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Speaker 1: the border, will they allow Ksibla terrorists to continue to
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Speaker 1: bomb Israel and then because Uniphill is there, Israel cannot respond.
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Speaker 1: If that's where we're heading were last time, this is
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Speaker 1: going to be another disaster.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's certainly heading in that direction. Armie Horowitz, your
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Speaker 3: spot on as always. Thank you very much for joining
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Speaker 3: us on the show this evening.
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Speaker 2: What is your pleasure?
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Speaker 4: Well still to come. D D dune Levy on the
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Speaker 4: latest royal baby news. You won't want to miss it.
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Speaker 4: That's next.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back to joining me now is broadcaster d d
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Speaker 3: done Levy DDI good to see you. Let's start with
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Speaker 3: the latest allegations against Sean Diddy Combs. Now, in the
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Speaker 3: latest legal action, more than one hundred people, including dozens
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Speaker 3: of children, have claimed they were victims of rape, sexual
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Speaker 3: assaun and sexual exploitation at the hands of the rapper,
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Speaker 3: and the lawyer says that more perpetrators will be revealed.
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Speaker 19: This is what they said, but the names that we're
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Speaker 19: going to name, assuming that our investigators confirm and corroborate
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Speaker 19: what we've been told, are names that will shock you.
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Speaker 19: These are individual cases. There are indeed other perpetrators involved.
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Speaker 19: They will be revealed when that particular individual case is
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Speaker 19: ready to be filed. They already know who they are.
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Speaker 19: And I'm talking here about not just the cowardly but
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Speaker 19: complicit bystanders. That is, those people that we know watched
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Speaker 19: this behavior ocur and did nothing.
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Speaker 2: DD.
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Speaker 4: How messy is this getting.
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Speaker 20: I think we're just at the tip of the iceberg, Duneka,
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Speaker 20: and it is going to be a very very long
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Speaker 20: process sorting this whole miss out.
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Speaker 4: There are the.
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Speaker 10: Criminal charges which could result.
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Speaker 20: In a minimum of fifteen years jail on the sexual
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Speaker 20: assault charges. Racketeering as well could be a life sentence
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Speaker 20: for Sewan Combs, and as we know, he's in jail
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Speaker 20: at the moment, just awaiting that trial.
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Speaker 10: And then there are all these.
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Speaker 20: Civil suits and as you just heard, we're told as
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Speaker 20: many as three thousand people have come forward, and some
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Speaker 20: of the accounts of these.
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Speaker 10: People absolutely horrific.
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Speaker 20: One claim is that a nine year old boy went
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Speaker 20: to one of Seawan Combs's recording studios under the impression
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Speaker 20: that he was auditioning and was sexually assaulted. It just
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Speaker 20: goes on and on, and what worries me, Danique, is
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Speaker 20: that there is more than one person. Shawn Combs did
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Speaker 20: not do all of this on his own, allegedly do
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Speaker 20: all of this on his own. People were booking hotel rooms,
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Speaker 20: people were stocking those hotel rooms, people have cleaned up
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Speaker 20: after him. It is a massive mess. And at the
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Speaker 20: same time, there's a tape.
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Speaker 10: Whether it's actually a tape or a USB these.
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Speaker 20: Days, being shopped around that apparently has images of people
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Speaker 20: with we're told, much higher profiles than Sean Combs. So
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Speaker 20: it's going to be a long long time before this
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Speaker 20: in time is has sorted out.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not good at all, But as he said,
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Speaker 3: this is really the tip of the iceberg.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 3: Food Fighters front man Dave Grohl has been seen in
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Speaker 3: public for the first time since revealing that he has
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Speaker 3: a love child. He was spotted shopping for Halloween decorations
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Speaker 3: with one of his daughters DD. The band is reportedly
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Speaker 3: taking a hiatus from performing amid roles affair. How will
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Speaker 3: he ever be able to really turn this around? Particularly
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Speaker 3: his reputation and image.
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Speaker 10: Well, look, he's so loved.
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Speaker 20: I confess I'm one of those mums who took a
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Speaker 20: kids to the Food Fighter's concert. So you know, we're
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Speaker 20: ready to forgive because he's been so incredibly loved by
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Speaker 20: his fans.
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Speaker 10: Because we thought he was the last good guy in
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Speaker 10: the music industry.
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Speaker 20: And one of his friends, as one of his music friends,
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Speaker 20: has actually come out and defended him and said, look, yes,
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Speaker 20: he made a big mistake, but he's a good person
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Speaker 20: and I do believe that.
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Speaker 10: I do believe that he is a genuine person.
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Speaker 20: Interestingly, his friend on this podcast that I listened to
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Speaker 20: said that he thought that Dave Gold made the announcement
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Speaker 20: of the baby to get ahead of it coming out
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Speaker 20: by the words of the mother, which is something that
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Speaker 20: I suspected. I suspect she threatened to go public with
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Speaker 20: it unless he fessed up and agreed to who knows
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Speaker 20: what behind the scenes.
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Speaker 4: But I think his.
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Speaker 20: Fans will forgive him because he starts from a point
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Speaker 20: of being incredibly loved by his fan base.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, look, I do agree with that point.
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Speaker 3: It'll be interesting to see and when they maybe get
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Speaker 3: back together and start touring again. But look, let's turn
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Speaker 3: to the Royals, because Princess Beatrice has announced she is pregnant.
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Speaker 3: The Royal is expecting her second child with husband Eduardo
45:43
Speaker 3: Mapelli Mozzi DD.
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Speaker 4: Another Royal baby is on the way. How exciting?
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Speaker 10: Well is it? To be honest, I couldn't care less.
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Speaker 10: I didn't even know she had one already.
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Speaker 20: She's well, really, I mean, who knew She's got a
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Speaker 20: three year old running around and she's kept that child
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Speaker 20: very much out of the spotlight, fair enough to I
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Speaker 20: think that's reasonable. The timing of this announcement is amusing
46:06
Speaker 20: there because Harry has just been in London doing some
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Speaker 20: charity work with children. They've been lovely images of Harry
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Speaker 20: with these children, needy children, and then he's gone on
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Speaker 20: to South Africa to do some more charity work, and
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Speaker 20: bang the Palace decides to announce, Oh look, we've got
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Speaker 20: a baby. It's I think this is just the latest
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Speaker 20: shot in this war between Harry and Meghan and Buckingham
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Speaker 20: Palace as to who can draw focus from the public.
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Speaker 20: And I think a baby wins over a charity appearance,
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Speaker 20: don't you?
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Speaker 3: Oh look I do agree, or there you go. I
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Speaker 3: was excited about the royal baby. I love royal babies,
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Speaker 3: So there you go.
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Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 3: Well, look, dd, I've got to ask you about this
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Speaker 3: new trend taking over celebrity land. I'm confused by it,
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Speaker 3: but apparently it's got to do with age gaps.
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Speaker 4: Please explain.
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Speaker 20: Yes, well, I understood that the reasonable age gap is
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Speaker 20: half your age plus fifteen is an okay thing.
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Speaker 10: This is more driven by social media.
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Speaker 20: There was a trend going on for brat behavior relating
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Speaker 20: to some album that I've never heard of, and you
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Speaker 20: probably haven't either, Please darker.
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Speaker 10: But somebody has declared it to be age. It's age
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Speaker 10: autumn or behalf.
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Speaker 20: I can't remember what it is bedeating my Apparently it's
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Speaker 20: cool at the moment in young persons speak to be
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Speaker 20: dating someone who's only a fraction of your age, and
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Speaker 20: I don't have a problem.
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Speaker 10: I'm very much live and let live if that suits you.
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Speaker 20: I do think it's awkward at parties if someone's brought
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Speaker 20: along a partner and they kind of don't fit in
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Speaker 20: with the conversation, or it looks like, you know, dad's
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Speaker 20: bought his daughter when it's in fact his girlfriend. I
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Speaker 20: don't have an issue with anyone dating anyone any particular age.
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Speaker 10: If that's what suits them, good luck to them.
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Speaker 4: Well, I feel like, would you agree?
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Speaker 3: Leonard DiCaprio he set the tone for dating people with
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Speaker 3: a big age gap because he likes the younger women, apparently,
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Speaker 3: d D.
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Speaker 10: Look, it gets to.
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Speaker 20: A point sometimes and look, he's got one of those
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Speaker 20: perpetually young looking faces, doesn't he. But I think when
48:06
Speaker 20: it gets to a point where if you work out
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Speaker 20: that you were sort of in your twenties when that
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Speaker 20: was a fetus, that for me gets a little bit uncomfortable.
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Speaker 3: But when you put it like that DD, it really
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Speaker 3: starts sittening, doesn't it.
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Speaker 4: D D dun leave.
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Speaker 3: Be good to have you on. Thank you so much
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Speaker 3: for joining us. Well that's it from me. Up next
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Speaker 3: is news Night, good night,