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The Rita Panahi Show | 9 February · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scorn Little's Oustronia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Weader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the reader Panekey Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight.
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Speaker 4: The latest News poll sees the Coalition plummeting to new
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Speaker 4: Low's as One Nation continues to soar. The panel will
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Speaker 4: weigh in on that. Shortly will delve deep into the
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Speaker 4: emails between Jeffrey Epstein and Sarah ferguson just how close
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Speaker 4: was Fergie to the convicted pedophile. Denie dun Levy will
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Speaker 4: join you to discuss that the Great Josh Hammer will
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Speaker 4: have the latest from the US, including his thoughts on
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Speaker 4: today's controversial Super Bowl halftime show, and Kinsey sko Phil
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Speaker 4: will have all the celebrity and world news that matters
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Speaker 4: and Left He's losing.
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Speaker 3: It has an Olympic flavor tonight.
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Speaker 5: It brings up mixed emotions to represent the US right now,
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Speaker 5: I think it's a little hardst.
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Speaker 4: Susan Lee is nab the most unpopular major party leader
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Speaker 4: in twenty three years. According to the latest News poll,
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Speaker 4: the Coalition's primary vote share is at a new record
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Speaker 4: low of eighteen percent, the Liberals managing just fifteen percent,
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Speaker 4: while One Nation's primary vote has skyrocketed to a new
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Speaker 4: record high of twenty seven percent. A massive sixty two
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Speaker 4: percent of voters said they were dissatisfied with Susan Lee's performance,
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Speaker 4: which is the worst result for a major party leader
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Speaker 4: since Simon Creane in two thousand and three. A new
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Speaker 4: coalition deal on Sunday born and end to the seventeen
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Speaker 4: day split, but the disastrous polling numbers are expected to
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Speaker 4: be used by Angus Taylor's backers to push for leaderships
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Speaker 4: spill this week. Liberal MPs are also no longer holding
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Speaker 4: back in their criticism of Susan Lee. Jane Hume unleashed
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Speaker 4: on the Liberal leader this morning on Sky News.
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Speaker 3: Have a listen.
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Speaker 6: This is disastrous for the Liberal Party, astrous for the coalition.
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Speaker 6: Unless something changes, we will be wiped out. What is
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Speaker 6: it that we stand for as a coalition. Who is
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Speaker 6: it that we are fighting for? What are our policies?
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Speaker 6: Because people have stopped listening to us.
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Speaker 7: Because we are a rebel.
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Speaker 6: But I'm concerned that the colleagues that I work with
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Speaker 6: every single day that are really digging deep in their
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Speaker 6: own electorates, that are trying to represent that their communities
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Speaker 6: are doing it all for nought. Because we are being
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Speaker 6: led astray.
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Speaker 4: Joining me now is Institute of Public Affairs Research fellow
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Speaker 4: Colleen Harken and p Our Council Managing director Christy McSweeney. Colleen,
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Speaker 4: I'll start with you. The coalition's primary vote was at
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Speaker 4: record lows before the latest bout of this unity. We
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Speaker 4: can't just blame that hard to see how they can
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Speaker 4: recover under the current leadership and current policy settings.
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Speaker 8: Well, I do laugh when I listen to what Jane
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Speaker 8: Hume just said, because isn't it us the punters.
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Speaker 7: Who get to ask those questions someone who's.
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Speaker 8: Been in Parliament for a very long time or to
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Speaker 8: be able to scinctly tell us what it is that
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Speaker 8: they stand for. I don't think it'll make much difference
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Speaker 8: at all who the leader is. Susan Layer's reputation is
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Speaker 8: clearly you know, it's not sustainable where she is. But
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Speaker 8: they're looking for a messiah and it doesn't matter who
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Speaker 8: that person is. They're not harnessed with the policies that
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Speaker 8: voters need to hear. As you said, it's not just
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Speaker 8: the last couple of weeks that this has been an issue.
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Speaker 7: It's been for a few.
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Speaker 8: Years where they have acquiesced to Labor Party policy. They've
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Speaker 8: left space open and it's no wonder that people are
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Speaker 8: moving quickly and heavily.
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Speaker 3: Towards one nation.
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Speaker 8: So it won't matter whether it's Angus Taylor, whether it's
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Speaker 8: Susan Lay.
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Speaker 7: They have to get their act together.
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Speaker 8: It's a train It's like watching a slow train wreck
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Speaker 8: with the Nationals joining back in without having resolved the
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Speaker 8: major issues that they brought up broke up over in
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Speaker 8: the first place. They hate speech laws, energy policy, immigration,
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Speaker 8: all of those things have not been addressed.
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Speaker 3: They haven't been addressed.
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Speaker 4: And I've got to say Jane Humherst has been on
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Speaker 4: the wrong side of so many of these arguments in
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Speaker 4: the Senate. In her vote she has refused to back
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Speaker 4: any sort of transparency on trans policy, for example, when
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Speaker 4: there's been votes to have an investigation, just have an
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Speaker 4: inquiry into what is happening in this country. So I
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Speaker 4: think we need some self reflection there as well. Now
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Speaker 4: the prospect of a new coalition that includes one nation
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Speaker 4: has been discussed, but it seems some liberal MPs think
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Speaker 4: that is beneath them.
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Speaker 3: Listen here to Zoe.
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Speaker 9: McKenzie, that means one nation.
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Speaker 10: Ministers in your government.
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Speaker 11: Would you be happy with that.
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Speaker 3: At this point?
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Speaker 7: To know?
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Speaker 1: I would not because they're a single issue party. I
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Speaker 1: have no idea how they would vote in relation to
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Speaker 1: important things like taxes, in relation to.
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Speaker 12: Come on.
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Speaker 7: Focused on They're focused on zero and.
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Speaker 11: A lot on them.
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Speaker 1: The Commonwealth is a broad, broad basket of tasks, as
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Speaker 1: you and I well know.
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Speaker 3: My friend, what's it you're on trade for example?
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Speaker 1: We don't know anything about them apart from the obvious
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Speaker 1: ones in which they have been very loud. But they're
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Speaker 1: going to put candidates into every single seat in South
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Speaker 1: Australian election, so we'll see what they have to say
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Speaker 1: over that.
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Speaker 3: Christy, what do you make of that response? To me?
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Speaker 3: It is so smug and condescending.
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Speaker 13: Look, I think it raises some interesting points. One nation
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Speaker 13: have always been a fringe party operating with slogans and soundbites,
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Speaker 13: and it's really easy to grab people's attention to operate
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Speaker 13: with slogans and soundbites that obviously an increasingly number of
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Speaker 13: Australians are wanting to hear, partly because the Liberal Party
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Speaker 13: hasn't come up with any policies or is it filling
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Speaker 13: that vacuum and the labor party is ignoring it. I
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Speaker 13: think they've got a lot more professional over their thirty
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Speaker 13: year history. I think they've got a much better architecture
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Speaker 13: than they previously have had. But they don't have a
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Speaker 13: good track record of delivering policies and having policies costed
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Speaker 13: in the sense that you can compute as a major party.
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Speaker 13: But people are liking what they have to say in
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Speaker 13: increasing numbers because but it's.
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Speaker 4: Smug and completely out of touch for a liberal MP
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Speaker 4: to plead ignorance colleen about where one Nation stands on
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Speaker 4: a range of policies. It's not just an immigration One
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Speaker 4: nation have been far clearer on issues like climate change
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Speaker 4: and energy policy than the liberals have been, who like
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Speaker 4: being flip flopping all over the place on issues about
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Speaker 4: free speech, They've.
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Speaker 3: Been very clear.
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Speaker 4: So this notion that they don't have a policy platform,
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Speaker 4: I think it's not an argument liberal MPs can use.
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Speaker 4: And when you've got their primary vote one nation sitting
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Speaker 4: at twenty seven percent and the Liberals sitting at fifteen
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Speaker 4: teen percent, you kind of, you know, take notice, it's
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Speaker 4: got to tone down the smugness. How you smug in
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Speaker 4: that facing polling like that?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and one Nation is a thirty year overnight success. Yes,
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Speaker 8: they've held the same position and champion the same causes
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Speaker 8: for a long time. So people are very clear about
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Speaker 8: what it is that they stand for. And you know,
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Speaker 8: the Teals and the Greens have been able to become
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Speaker 8: quite successful without having the full kit of policies. There's
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Speaker 8: no reason why one nation can't hold that space as well.
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Speaker 4: And we're talking there about she was asked about having
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Speaker 4: a coalition with one nation. So you've got to center
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Speaker 4: right coalition with the Liberals, the Nationals one nation if
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Speaker 4: they don't seriously contemplate that they're going to be in
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Speaker 4: opposition indefinitely because Labor with their one in three primary vote,
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Speaker 4: are just going to romp.
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Speaker 9: It in Now.
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Speaker 4: This poll should concern the Albanezy government indeed, really anyone
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Speaker 4: who claims to care about Australians and your gallup pole
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Speaker 4: has found Australians are more worried abouting food and shelter
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Speaker 4: than people in Zimbabwe and Nigeria.
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Speaker 3: Christie twenty nine percent of Ozzie's.
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Speaker 4: Named food and shelter affordability as the biggest issue facing
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Speaker 4: the country, compared to just twenty two percent in Zimbabwe.
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Speaker 3: I mean, for a first world nation. That's not great.
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Speaker 13: Look examples and oranges, isn't it? But I actually think
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Speaker 13: a lot of Australia is that twenty nine percent that
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Speaker 13: you talked about aren't looking at Is this a problem
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Speaker 13: for us today? And it is, but they're also answering
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Speaker 13: those questions with a view down the track. Is it
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Speaker 13: a problem in ten years time? Is it a problem
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Speaker 13: for my retirement if you're my age? Is it a
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Speaker 13: problem for when I want to have a family if
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Speaker 13: you're a younger person. And they're saying yes, it is
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Speaker 13: a problem. And I think that's compounding this. Few things
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Speaker 13: just aren't looking like they're going.
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Speaker 3: To get better. No, it's getting worse, not better.
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Speaker 4: Certainly, Na Coline, I wanted to get your thoughts on
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Speaker 4: this next story. The University of Canberra has launched a
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Speaker 4: postgraduate course FOLK on LGBTQIA plus Policy and Advocacy. According
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Speaker 4: to its website, the course supports its students to challenge
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Speaker 4: structural barriers and lead the design of inclusive, equitable systems.
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Speaker 4: Collhead students will also analyze how policy impacts LGBTQIA plus
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Speaker 4: communities and design inclusive reforms rooted in intersectionality. And equity
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Speaker 4: another name for communism equity because we're not talking about
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Speaker 4: equality there. I was shocked to see this was real.
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Speaker 4: I saw that poster and I thought it was.
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Speaker 3: A bit of parody. I thought it was a meme.
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Speaker 3: I actually went and looked it up and no, it's
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Speaker 3: all there.
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Speaker 4: On the University of Canberra website. It does exist and
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Speaker 4: great detail about what you can learn.
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Speaker 3: And this is a postgraduate degree.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and it's not the only university offering that type
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Speaker 8: of course.
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Speaker 7: Rit has one, Sturt has one.
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Speaker 8: And it goes to show you the level of activism
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Speaker 8: that is being promoted in our community. Because these people,
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Speaker 8: where are they going to end up is probably in
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Speaker 8: government job exactly, and so this sort of circle that
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Speaker 8: exists of self servingness.
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Speaker 7: And don't forget that we're paying for this.
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Speaker 8: The taxpayer pays for this infrastructure as well, and this
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Speaker 8: is what we're producing, and they'll be well sourced because
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Speaker 8: they come out of a school system.
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Speaker 7: It is also an activist agender. So it's not a.
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Speaker 8: Surprise that these things are being promoted.
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Speaker 7: But it is entirely unnecessary. We don't need it.
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Speaker 8: We don't need this environment where people push this stuff through.
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Speaker 3: If anything.
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Speaker 4: We need the reverse need to reverse engineer all this
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Speaker 4: craziness in the workforce, So we need courses to Hey,
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Speaker 4: you sort of rid a workplace of all these DII
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Speaker 4: policies that only set you back. Now, let's talk about
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Speaker 4: this story out of Victoria, the Herald's son revealing the
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Speaker 4: co chairs of the Victorian Indigenous Assembly we earn almost
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Speaker 4: three hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year. Elections for
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Speaker 4: the state's new Indigenous entity, called Gillong Gelong Wall will
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Speaker 4: kick off in April, with thirty three members to be
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Speaker 4: chosen to form the Assembly.
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Speaker 3: The general members will take.
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Speaker 4: Home one hundred and ninety seven thousand dollars a year,
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Speaker 4: those on high duties will receive an extra twenty nine
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Speaker 4: thousand dollars, and the co chairs will earn three hundred
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Speaker 4: and forty eight thousand dollars For reference. MP's elected to
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Speaker 4: the Victorian Parliament currently received two hundred and eleven thousand colin.
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Speaker 4: It's not clear if the elected members who take positions
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Speaker 4: will even be working full time.
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Speaker 3: Here.
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Speaker 8: Look, this Geelong Wall shouldn't exist at all, right. It
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Speaker 8: is an attack on everything that we have the rule
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Speaker 8: of law that has provided us with all of our foundations.
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Speaker 7: But if I put that aside from them.
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Speaker 8: And just look at the shared dollars in this we
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Speaker 8: have seven million Victorians at are serviced by eighty eight
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Speaker 8: MPs who get give or take three hundred grand. There
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Speaker 8: are forty five thousand Aboriginal and Torres state islanders in Victoria,
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Speaker 8: which means that each of those representatives are getting paid
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Speaker 8: three hundred grand represent about thirty or was it like
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Speaker 8: four thousand people who voted each represented It.
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Speaker 4: Was in previous votes the participation was really been so.
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Speaker 8: Four thousand people who are activated, which means that each
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Speaker 8: of those Quilong Wall representatives is actually representing one hundred
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Speaker 8: and thirty people for the three hundred grand that they're
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Speaker 8: getting paid. So you know, our MPs represent about seventy
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Speaker 8: five thousand people per MP, and so this disproportionate, like
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Speaker 8: entirely disproportionate scenario what they're getting paid and how many
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Speaker 8: people they're representing.
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Speaker 4: But more importantly, CHRISTI is Victorians voted no. We said
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Speaker 4: we did not want a third chamber. We've voted no
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Speaker 4: to the voice. This is far more advanced than that.
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Speaker 4: The Victorian government has just gone ahead with a state
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Speaker 4: based voice and a state based treaty, and we've got
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Speaker 4: this third Chamber now with elected members earning quite significant salaries.
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Speaker 13: Indeed, the Victorian government saw the overwhelming no vote in
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Speaker 13: the Voice and decided we're going to forge a head anyway.
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Speaker 13: So far they have spent hundreds and hundreds of millions
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Speaker 13: establishing the framework in treating just in administrative cost. And
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Speaker 13: on top of that, we learned today from our colleagues
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Speaker 13: at the Herald Sun these extraordinary salaries. People voted no
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Speaker 13: to the Voice in Victoria and across the country because
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Speaker 13: it represented the opportunity to send an elite group of
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Speaker 13: people to Canbra just like this will do to make
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Speaker 13: decisions for the Indigenous population. And wouldn't those salaries be
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Speaker 13: better off going into funding the Victorian foster care system,
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Speaker 13: for example, which is grossly underfunded in terms of looking
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Speaker 13: after Indigenous children. That money better deployed to actually help
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Speaker 13: Indigenous people.
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Speaker 4: Well, yes, this is going to be helping the activist class,
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Speaker 4: so it become a lot more powerful.
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Speaker 3: And a lot richer.
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Speaker 4: Let's go to Japan and Prime Minister Sana Takeyaki has
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Speaker 4: swept to a historic election when her coalition had a
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Speaker 4: landslide victory on Sunday, But have a listen to.
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Speaker 3: This report from sky News UK.
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Speaker 10: She has a very high personal approval rating, she's got
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Speaker 10: two point six million followers on x and the handbag
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Speaker 10: she carries while there's now a year's long waiting list
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Speaker 10: to get on. But the flip side is that she's
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Speaker 10: also ultra conservative, an ultra HAWKUS. She's anti gay marriage,
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Speaker 10: she's pro a patriarchal setup within the home, and she
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Speaker 10: says that Margaret Thatcher is a key role model for her.
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Speaker 4: The flip side, really, silly British journalist doesn't seem to
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Speaker 4: understand why she is so popular. Christine seems just incredible
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Speaker 4: to her that an ultra conservative politician could also be
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Speaker 4: hugely popular. I have millions of followers and people wanting
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Speaker 4: her handbag.
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Speaker 13: Silly British journalist doesn't understand why Margaret would be a
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Speaker 13: role model and to so many people in Britain and
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Speaker 13: Japan obviously, and silly young journalist mentions handbag in the
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Speaker 13: editorial when silly young journalists probably also writes several editorial
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Speaker 13: talking about feminism and how women shouldn't be spoken about
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Speaker 13: in public life for what they're wearing I don't understand that, Retia.
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Speaker 3: No, I never do.
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Speaker 4: I Colleene Takiyachi's unapologetically conservative. She's campaigned on freezing consumption
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Speaker 4: taxes for two years.
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Speaker 3: She wants to crack.
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Speaker 4: Down on illegal immigration, dramatically increased defense spending.
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Speaker 3: She is a big fan of the Trump administration. All
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Speaker 3: of this is very triggering for the left.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, correct.
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Speaker 8: I mean we're seeing this all around the world in
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Speaker 8: Western countries and now, you know, Japan's another example of
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Speaker 8: where ordinary people want to see their country secured. They
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Speaker 8: want to see family, conservative values, the re establishment of
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Speaker 8: who the cultural identity is. You know, it's a worldwide
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Speaker 8: movement that's happening, and there's a realignment, and I think
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Speaker 8: people are clapping their hands and saying it's about time.
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Speaker 3: Coleen Harken, Christy McSweeney, thanks for your time. Thank you.
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Speaker 4: Former Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson has been labeled desperate
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Speaker 4: and a degenerate in the latest installment of the Epstein Files,
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Speaker 4: with emails between her and Jeffrey Epstein revealing she was
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Speaker 4: regularly chasing money and attention from the convicted pedophile. The
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Speaker 4: exchanges seemingly indicate that the disgraced ex wife of Andrew
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Speaker 4: Manbauden Windsor was very attached to Jeffrey Epstein, telling him
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Speaker 4: he was her pillar.
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Speaker 3: She also wrote.
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Speaker 4: I am at your service, just marry me and this
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Speaker 4: when are you going to employ me?
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Speaker 3: Also?
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Speaker 4: And few you still love me? He is more from
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Speaker 4: journalists Andrew Pears.
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Speaker 2: Five days after that pervert was released from prison, Sarah
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Speaker 2: Ferguson was taking her daughters, or offering to take her
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Speaker 2: daughters age nineteen and seventeen, to a lunch with a pedophile.
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Speaker 2: You could not make up what self respecting mother, let
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Speaker 2: alone Sarah Bergson would think that was an appropriate way
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Speaker 2: to pay.
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Speaker 4: Let's bring in veteran broadcaster d d Dom Levy Diddy.
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Speaker 4: There's no coming back from this. She clearly knew of
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Speaker 4: Epstein's depraved activities, but she's still engaged with him and
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Speaker 4: even took her daughters to visit him shortly after he
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Speaker 4: finished serving his sentence. Let's before I get your import
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Speaker 4: let's have a look at a few more emails Fergie
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Speaker 4: sent Epstein, a convicted pedophile. At this point, she wrote,
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Speaker 4: I have never been more touched by a friend's kindness
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Speaker 4: than your compliment to me in front of my girls
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Speaker 4: and this you are a legend. I really don't have
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Speaker 4: the words to describe my love gratitude for your generosity
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Speaker 4: and kindness and this one and.
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Speaker 3: Not sure yet, just waiting for Eugenie to come back
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Speaker 3: from a shagging weekend.
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Speaker 4: I mean, why would you speak like that to a
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Speaker 4: man like Jeffrey Epstein and include your daughter's DD I
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Speaker 4: just do not understand this.
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Speaker 14: No, And it's all about the timing with these correspondents, between.
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Speaker 3: The two of them, Rita.
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Speaker 14: I think he can divide all the people involved or
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Speaker 14: named in the Epstein files into two categories, those who
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Speaker 14: cut off contact with him after he was convicted and
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Speaker 14: sent to jail in two thousand and eight for child
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Speaker 14: sex offenses, but it very much appears that Sarah Ferguson
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Speaker 14: continued to be in contact with him. Two days after
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Speaker 14: he was released from prison, his assistant approached him and
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Speaker 14: asked would he pay for flights for Sarah and for
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Speaker 14: the girls to go to Miami. Now we don't know
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Speaker 14: that he did pay for him, but they certainly were
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Speaker 14: in Miami a cup of days later, so the implication
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Speaker 14: would be that he was paying for her to travel,
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Speaker 14: and then we see other emails after that where he's
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Speaker 14: asking for his business contexts to be shown around Buckingham
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Speaker 14: Palace by Sarah Ferguson and would the girls be there,
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Speaker 14: and would the girls be able to show them around.
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Speaker 14: It's almost like she's pimping them out, and it's actually
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Speaker 14: gut churning. It's sickening, and I think the monarchy are
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Speaker 14: very worried about her at the moment because there are
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Speaker 14: tooks that she's speaking to a ghostwriter about writing some
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Speaker 14: sort of a memoir about her time at Buckingham Palace.
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Speaker 4: And she's got nothing to lose now. Her reputation is
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Speaker 4: in tatters with these revelations. The analysis of what these
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Speaker 4: emails reveal is very scathing, so you can imagine she'd
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Speaker 4: be very motivated to put her version of events forward now.
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Speaker 4: Jeffrey Epstein was not so complimentary about Fergie in an
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Speaker 4: email mail from September twenty eleven. This obviously is into Fergie.
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Speaker 4: Epstein sends a link to The Daily Mail's coverage of
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Speaker 4: Princess Beatrice's graduation from university, and he writes pick of
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Speaker 4: f from Friday f being Fergie not the prettiest site gosh,
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Speaker 4: it's pretty harsh. Sarah Ferguson has not responded to any
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Speaker 4: of the emails or the claims thus far DEDI and
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Speaker 4: there are fresh details about Andrew Matt Batten Winsor's forced
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Speaker 4: early exit from the Royal Lodge. We've now learned ya
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Speaker 4: the Daily Mails Barbara Davies. The final decision to evict
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Speaker 4: the former prince was made during an urgent meeting between
20:42
Speaker 4: King Charles and Prince William a week ago following the
20:46
Speaker 4: latest Epstein document dumb and also in recent weeks Fergie
20:51
Speaker 4: has been smuggled back and forth from the Royal Lodge,
20:54
Speaker 4: lying down in the backseat of a car.
20:58
Speaker 5: Look.
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Speaker 14: I think Barbara Davies wrote that Andrew's exit from Windsor
21:02
Speaker 14: was fittingly embarrassing, and it was indeed.
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Speaker 3: Apparently the last straw.
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Speaker 14: He was seen riding around Windsor literally on a horse,
21:11
Speaker 14: on a high horse, waving to the public as though
21:14
Speaker 14: nothing had happened, and Charles was not having that. The
21:18
Speaker 14: King did not want him going on and interacting with
21:21
Speaker 14: the public in that way. Look, we have to remember
21:23
Speaker 14: that Andrew has ever been charged or convicted, and he's
21:26
Speaker 14: always denied any wrongdoing, but the pictures and these emails
21:29
Speaker 14: would suggest otherwise. Some of them are quite stomach churning,
21:32
Speaker 14: aren't they. And so it doesn't surprise me that Charles
21:35
Speaker 14: has done everything in his power. He's stripped Andrew of
21:37
Speaker 14: his titles. He does still have the title of Duke
21:40
Speaker 14: with Duke, which is something that Charles.
21:42
Speaker 9: Can take away from him.
21:43
Speaker 14: So there's really nothing more that Charles can do to
21:46
Speaker 14: punish him. It's up to the police now, and there
21:49
Speaker 14: is a new investigation. Police have confirmed another woman has
21:52
Speaker 14: come forward alleging that she was trafficked into the UK
21:56
Speaker 14: by Jeffrey Epstein, and she says she was even given
21:59
Speaker 14: a tour of the palace and tea the next day.
22:01
Speaker 14: So I think if anything further, any more punishment is
22:04
Speaker 14: to come Andrew's way, it's going to have to come
22:07
Speaker 14: via the police investigation.
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Speaker 3: Geddie dune Leavy, thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 4: Tonight, still to cal Lefties Losing It plus the latest
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Speaker 4: from the US, including today's controversial Super Bowl halftime show.
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Speaker 3: Josh Hammer is up next.
22:38
Speaker 4: Watching the Riada Panay Show, and it's time for Lefties
22:41
Speaker 4: Losing It. Let's start in Italy, where the Winter Olympics
22:44
Speaker 4: are underway. This is a country led by a staunch
22:48
Speaker 4: conservative and Trump allied Georgia Maloney. Likely the most popular
22:53
Speaker 4: leader in America right now is Georgia Maloney, a woman
22:56
Speaker 4: who has cracked down hard on illegal immigration. Perhaps some
23:01
Speaker 4: of the self delighted flogs in the US Olympic team
23:04
Speaker 4: are unaware of these facts because they are carrying on
23:08
Speaker 4: like the US is the only country where immigration laws
23:12
Speaker 4: are enforced. Let's hear from some dude called Hunter Hess.
23:17
Speaker 4: Another one disgracing the great Hunter name here is the
23:21
Speaker 4: freestyle skia emoting at a press conference.
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Speaker 5: It brings up mixed to motions to represent the US
23:27
Speaker 5: right now. I think it's a little hard. There's obviously
23:32
Speaker 5: a lot going on that I'm not the biggest fan of,
23:34
Speaker 5: and I think a lot of people aren't. If it
23:36
Speaker 5: aligns with my moral values, I feel like I'm representing it.
23:41
Speaker 5: Just because I'm wearing the flag doesn't mean I represent
23:43
Speaker 5: everything that's going on in the US.
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Speaker 4: Really, dude, just what sort of a self delighted simpleton
23:50
Speaker 4: is Hunter Hess here? Has mixed feelings about representing his country.
23:54
Speaker 4: Then jump on the first plane home sun as I
23:58
Speaker 4: really expect the Trump administration elected in a landslide to
24:01
Speaker 4: alter its election promises his fellow Americans voted for so
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Speaker 4: he can feel good about representing his country. Let's hear
24:10
Speaker 4: it from another virtue signaling olympian with delusions of grandeur.
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Speaker 3: This is Chris Lillis. He's heartbroken about criminals being deported.
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Speaker 15: I feel heartbroken about what's happened in the United States.
24:23
Speaker 15: When you know, I'm pretty sure you're referencing Ice and
24:26
Speaker 15: some of the protests and things like that. I think
24:30
Speaker 15: that as a country we need to focus on respecting
24:33
Speaker 15: everybody's rights and making sure that we're treating our citizens
24:37
Speaker 15: as well as anybody with love and respect.
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Speaker 4: But possibly the worst bit of delusional moral posturing goes
24:45
Speaker 4: to figure Skater and but Glenn who max Tania Harding
24:49
Speaker 4: look like a lovable, irrational gal.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, it's been a hard time for the community overall
24:56
Speaker 11: under this administration. It isn't the first time that we
25:00
Speaker 11: we've had to come together as a community and train
25:04
Speaker 11: faith for our human rights, and now especially it's not
25:09
Speaker 11: just affecting the queer community, but many other communities.
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Speaker 4: Really am But tell me exactly how the queer community
25:17
Speaker 4: is under attack just because mutilating confused kids with irreversible
25:23
Speaker 4: procedures is frowned upon now because boys and men can
25:26
Speaker 4: no longer steal women's places in women's sport.
25:30
Speaker 3: And talking about keeping women's sport just for women.
25:33
Speaker 4: Remember when this character with mal chromosomes was beating the
25:37
Speaker 4: Jesus out of a bunch of women and getting a
25:40
Speaker 4: gold medal.
25:41
Speaker 3: For his troubles.
25:43
Speaker 4: Those of us calling out the unfairness of Imma and
25:45
Speaker 4: Khaliff being allowed to compete in the women's boxing at
25:49
Speaker 4: the Olympics were attacked. I was even threatened with legal
25:52
Speaker 4: action for stating the obvious, and other women were also attacked,
25:57
Speaker 4: including Megan Kelly.
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Speaker 3: She was born a woman, lives as a woman and
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Speaker 3: boxes other women.
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Speaker 7: So what is the argument against.
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Speaker 3: That this is such an outreach? Look at this.
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Speaker 9: This is a man. This is a man who is
26:10
Speaker 9: competing in the boxing tournament for women.
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Speaker 7: No, she's not, she's a woman. This female boxer is female.
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Speaker 2: Can we stop this before America turns into a presidential
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Speaker 2: campaign issue?
26:22
Speaker 4: Well, you'll be shocked to learn that Imma and Khaliff
26:25
Speaker 4: is indeed a man, and the Algerian has admitted to
26:29
Speaker 4: having male chromosomes.
26:31
Speaker 3: Give back that gold medal, dude.
26:34
Speaker 4: Now let's get to Bad Bunny's performance at the Super Bowl.
26:38
Speaker 4: It's a subject of much debate. The political activist who
26:42
Speaker 4: likes to wear dresses occasionally is said to be the
26:45
Speaker 4: biggest star in music. That's what the power is to
26:48
Speaker 4: be at the NFL claim. But let's see if the
26:51
Speaker 4: actual players taking part in the game are fans of
26:55
Speaker 4: Bad Bunny.
26:56
Speaker 5: Your favorite Bad Bunny song?
26:57
Speaker 3: I already got with why.
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Speaker 9: I don't know who that is.
27:00
Speaker 3: I never heard of Bad Bunnies.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, I don't know no Bad Bunnies song.
27:06
Speaker 3: Do you think they made a mistake?
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Speaker 15: I believe so. I ain't never heard of bro too.
27:09
Speaker 15: Now I don't have one. I don't listen.
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Speaker 3: I don't know any song. What that has it called?
27:15
Speaker 14: I've like a a nangel.
27:17
Speaker 10: I don't think I have work.
27:18
Speaker 3: I don't know about money.
27:19
Speaker 15: But that's a that's a tough one.
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Speaker 14: I don't really listen bad but I can't lie.
27:24
Speaker 3: I really do not know anyting, so I don't even
27:27
Speaker 3: I don't know anything.
27:28
Speaker 4: Now it's not just Bad Bunny who loves preaching politics
27:31
Speaker 4: and a hard left agenda. The NFL also picked has
27:35
Speaker 4: been pretend punk rockers Green Day, the painfully mediocre and
27:40
Speaker 4: lame Green Day to perform at the Super Bowl. Let's
27:43
Speaker 4: look at some of their recent work.
27:51
Speaker 3: I'm not a part of the mega gender. Yes, changing
27:55
Speaker 3: the lyrics to their old songs to.
27:57
Speaker 4: Slam Maga, how brave? There are no new songs. Anyone
28:01
Speaker 4: knows they jump the shark around nineteen ninety seven, but.
28:05
Speaker 3: Now they're interrupting their lame concerts to deliver political messages
28:10
Speaker 3: like this himself where you are.
28:37
Speaker 4: From? How does he managed to look like a middle
28:50
Speaker 4: aged lesbian about as punk rockers of pumpkin spice latte.
28:55
Speaker 3: Well well done, NFL.
28:57
Speaker 4: That's who you have selected to unify nation. Talk about
29:01
Speaker 4: not knowing your audience. Let's bring in Newsweek's senior editor
29:05
Speaker 4: at large, Josh Hammer. Josh, the NFL continue to treat
29:09
Speaker 4: the great majority of their fans with utter disdain.
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Speaker 9: Reader, this was the most left wing super Bowl. But
29:17
Speaker 9: I have ever pursued in my entire life, and I
29:19
Speaker 9: am a die hard American footble fan. I've been watched
29:21
Speaker 9: Super Bowl since I was oh god, I don't know,
29:24
Speaker 9: probably five six years old. This surpassed any other one.
29:28
Speaker 9: And of course, I mean we have a game that
29:30
Speaker 9: was being played in San Francisco, the epicenter of the
29:32
Speaker 9: American left wing universe. Two teams that are in Seattle
29:36
Speaker 9: and from Boston, Massachusetts to liberal Titans. Here you green Day,
29:40
Speaker 9: you had Bad Bunny. I mean, I mean, the whole
29:42
Speaker 9: thing was just an utter, absolute abortion. It was a
29:45
Speaker 9: atrocity of a super Bowl. The Bad Bunny halftime shows
29:48
Speaker 9: is going to get the headlines, and rightfully so. I mean,
29:50
Speaker 9: Roger Goodell, the commission of the NFL, is frankly just
29:53
Speaker 9: utterly calmy trash. But the silver lining read of all,
29:57
Speaker 9: the silver lining of Green Day, who is exactly as
29:59
Speaker 9: you said, are they a radical, radical, left wing ideological
30:03
Speaker 9: group of washed up you know, mid fifty sixty year
30:06
Speaker 9: old lesbian looking rockers. But between that and Bad Bunny,
30:10
Speaker 9: this half time showed that it was entirely in Spanish,
30:12
Speaker 9: like literally not one word, not even Lady Gaga saying
30:16
Speaker 9: a word in English. I was ready to punch a wall.
30:19
Speaker 9: I mean it was utterly insane. I mean, it makes
30:22
Speaker 9: me just genuinely live. My blood was boiling. But the
30:25
Speaker 9: silver line, the silver lining here is that Donald Trump
30:28
Speaker 9: at pool ratings are probably gonna spike in response to this,
30:31
Speaker 9: because the people will see this and they will see
30:33
Speaker 9: that this is the opposition that they celebrate the multicultural agenda,
30:37
Speaker 9: They celebrate the desecreation of American heritage, They celebrate the
30:40
Speaker 9: notion in America will ideally in their dystopian future, not
30:44
Speaker 9: be an English speaking country. There. They love that there.
30:46
Speaker 9: So frankly, you know, I think that Ice actually could
30:48
Speaker 9: see a spike in approval rating as all this. Donald
30:51
Speaker 9: Trump I think will probably benefit as well. Read that's
30:53
Speaker 9: a silverlying. But frankly, this whole Super Bowl, I mean,
30:56
Speaker 9: fuck you. The football game stunk to It's a very
30:58
Speaker 9: boring game, but at the end of tame was frankly
31:01
Speaker 9: just not a atrocity.
31:04
Speaker 4: Atrocity that is a strong word, but I think it's
31:08
Speaker 4: a very popular way to describe what happened today.
31:11
Speaker 3: Can we also talk about the black national anthem that
31:15
Speaker 3: was performed before the game?
31:25
Speaker 4: Josh, Why does one demographic group have their own anthem
31:30
Speaker 4: separate to the national anthem that is for every American?
31:36
Speaker 9: You know, reader, One of my producers from my show
31:38
Speaker 9: texted our show Chad just before the game started. He said,
31:42
Speaker 9: I'm getting ready for the black coin toss, how about you, guys.
31:45
Speaker 9: I mean, it's just so silkly, it's just so utterly stupid. Frankly,
31:51
Speaker 9: it's not the first time the NFL has done this.
31:52
Speaker 9: They've actually done this in previous Super Bowls as well.
31:55
Speaker 9: Memory Stars. All since Saint George Floyd, our great late
31:58
Speaker 9: martyr died in me twenty t NFL has been all
32:01
Speaker 9: on the wok agenda. They have end racism and blazon
32:04
Speaker 9: in the end zones there. It's really just awful and
32:08
Speaker 9: it makes you want to read just what they're seeing
32:11
Speaker 9: that the consumers not seeing, because football is like the
32:14
Speaker 9: most red blooded American sport other than WWE wrestling and
32:18
Speaker 9: probably like NASCAR rights. I mean the NFL. Football is
32:21
Speaker 9: a flyover country sport that is popular first and foremost
32:26
Speaker 9: in the South, in the Midwest, and disunfortunately maga parts
32:29
Speaker 9: of the country. I'm sure there are plenty of liberals
32:30
Speaker 9: to white football too, but I mean just a total
32:33
Speaker 9: total misreading of the audience. And when it comes to
32:36
Speaker 9: specifically to the so called black national anthem, I can
32:40
Speaker 9: you imagine if you had a white national anthem? I mean,
32:42
Speaker 9: everyone sayd this is a David Duke Rallik rally. You
32:46
Speaker 9: would never do it because you recognize intuitively how utterly
32:50
Speaker 9: insane it is. The national anthem in America is for
32:52
Speaker 9: every one of all religions, all sexes, all sexual orientations,
32:56
Speaker 9: all skin colors. There blacks whites have fought in dive
33:00
Speaker 9: for that play. They're the Tustag Era men in World
33:02
Speaker 9: War Two. It's just awful. It's just absolutely awful. And
33:05
Speaker 9: this is where the NFL has gone to read it. Frankly,
33:07
Speaker 9: it makes me, again as a late long football fan,
33:09
Speaker 9: it makes you, frankly want to two out of the game.
33:11
Speaker 4: Next year. Well, I'll tell you, if they want to
33:15
Speaker 4: redeem themselves next year, have a country music led halftime show.
33:22
Speaker 4: It will absolutely be brilliant. If they select the right
33:26
Speaker 4: artists and their fans, their fan base will actually enjoy
33:30
Speaker 4: it rather than wondering what in God's name is happening now.
33:34
Speaker 4: I'm going to do a full breakdown of all the
33:36
Speaker 4: Super Bowl craziness in tomorrow's show, But Josh, can you
33:40
Speaker 4: explain what is happening here? This is Patriots wide receiver
33:44
Speaker 4: maccollins showing up to the Super Bowl is wearing handcuffs,
33:50
Speaker 4: a prison jumpsuit, and a Hannibal lector style mask, no shoes.
33:57
Speaker 3: What is happening, Josh? I could not what this.
34:01
Speaker 9: Meant reading you know the friend that makes to us.
34:04
Speaker 9: But if I'm being very candid to the audience, Actually
34:06
Speaker 9: it was actually my wife who flat this for me.
34:08
Speaker 9: I totally missed him. My wife found this video for
34:10
Speaker 9: me and said, Honey, what the heck is going on here?
34:13
Speaker 9: He's clearly making some sort of political statement. It's not
34:15
Speaker 9: entirely clear exactly what he's trying to say there. I
34:18
Speaker 9: presume it's some sort of ice open borders, anti incarceration,
34:21
Speaker 9: pro decarceration agenda. But remember of that. Again, his game
34:25
Speaker 9: was in San Francisco. San Francisco. The forty nine Ers
34:28
Speaker 9: is the NFL team there. They had Colin Kaepernick as
34:31
Speaker 9: the quarterback for many years there, So I mean, this
34:33
Speaker 9: was kind of the moment with Green Day with Bad
34:35
Speaker 9: Bunny and the backdrop of Nancy Pelosiga and Gavin Nusman,
34:39
Speaker 9: Colin Kaepernick's but loved to see Thanks to this was
34:42
Speaker 9: the time to pull out all of these stupid stunts.
34:44
Speaker 9: Even the stunts frankly don't make any sense there. So again,
34:48
Speaker 9: it's so cryptic and it's so utterly dim wit and
34:50
Speaker 9: low iq that we can't figure out what he's trying
34:52
Speaker 9: to say there. It's clearly some sort of anti ice,
34:54
Speaker 9: anti incarceration, anti prison, anti maga, you know, a load
34:59
Speaker 9: of just uttering gobbledegook there. But it failed, and frankly,
35:02
Speaker 9: what it's worth his team now he felt epically too.
35:04
Speaker 9: They got there, they got their bus kicked by the
35:06
Speaker 9: Seattle Seahawks, and rightfully so. But this is some sort
35:09
Speaker 9: of just just just utterly idiotic attempt to get the
35:13
Speaker 9: man to get the legal stasion there. And the fact
35:15
Speaker 9: that you and I are still having a hard time
35:17
Speaker 9: figuring out what in the world he was trying to
35:19
Speaker 9: say shows what utter failure it was.
35:22
Speaker 4: Well, no one seems to know precisely what he meant
35:26
Speaker 4: by that.
35:27
Speaker 3: Maybe he'll explain it.
35:28
Speaker 4: But I did have a look at some left wing
35:31
Speaker 4: publications as well to see if they had an idea
35:34
Speaker 4: what he was trying to convey, and they were none
35:38
Speaker 4: the wiser. That's some weird ideas of what he could mean,
35:42
Speaker 4: but I think it was all just.
35:44
Speaker 3: Wish for thinking a lot of that. Now, I want
35:46
Speaker 3: to stay on the sports theme.
35:49
Speaker 4: What do you make of all the political posturing and
35:53
Speaker 4: moral preening we've seen from American athletes at the Winter Olympics. Josh,
35:58
Speaker 4: what have you made of some of the commentary there
36:01
Speaker 4: about how they feel about representing America in twenty twenty six.
36:06
Speaker 9: Well, I'm not a fan of it, and I am
36:08
Speaker 9: a big fan of the Olympics in general. Commandy Olympics
36:10
Speaker 9: or an opportunity to get beyond politics, to unite in
36:13
Speaker 9: the name of the nation that we all love. And
36:16
Speaker 9: you know, many of the great Olympics moments in modern
36:20
Speaker 9: Olympic Games history, certainly in American Olympics history, many of
36:24
Speaker 9: our great moments have been precisely that I mean speak
36:28
Speaker 9: speaking of the Winter Olympics. I mean, who can forget
36:30
Speaker 9: the miracle on ice in nineteen eighty when America that this,
36:34
Speaker 9: this group of amateur hockey players defeated the best team
36:37
Speaker 9: in the world, the Soviets, at the height of the
36:38
Speaker 9: power of the sovietion. There, I mean, these are the
36:41
Speaker 9: great moments there to unite in love of one's country.
36:44
Speaker 9: So this is really not the time to try to
36:46
Speaker 9: make some sort of political statement there. You know, there's
36:49
Speaker 9: that old line that politics is supposed to stop at
36:52
Speaker 9: the water's edge, and there's like a lot of truth
36:55
Speaker 9: that when you're representing your country overseas there, just shut
36:59
Speaker 9: up and represent the flag, represent the men and women
37:02
Speaker 9: who gave it all to defend your freedom, to defend
37:05
Speaker 9: your right to go to Milan, to beautiful northern Italy
37:09
Speaker 9: and to have two weeks off in the snow to
37:11
Speaker 9: do your thing there. I mean, how about a little
37:14
Speaker 9: respect there. So it's it's just awful. I will say
37:18
Speaker 9: that you can contrast this with the way that a
37:20
Speaker 9: couple of the recent American tennis players handled the exact
37:23
Speaker 9: same thing down unduring your neck of the woods there
37:25
Speaker 9: in Australia during the Australian Open. You had you had
37:28
Speaker 9: the American male tennis player and the female player who
37:32
Speaker 9: were asked similar questions by left wing sports media, namely
37:35
Speaker 9: The Athletic, which is a New York Times own publication.
37:38
Speaker 9: They said, how do you feel about representing America during
37:40
Speaker 9: side of vice there? And they both gave the per response.
37:43
Speaker 9: They said, you know what, I'm not going there because
37:45
Speaker 9: guess what, I'm playing tennis. I'm having fun and I
37:49
Speaker 9: love my country. Bravo, great answer. I don't know why
37:52
Speaker 9: the Olympians can do the same thing.
37:55
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, that pest of a sports reporter. The ac
38:00
Speaker 4: activist just gave that same question to every American tennis player,
38:05
Speaker 4: and pretty much all of them except one that I saw,
38:08
Speaker 4: Coco Goff just batted it away and he wasn't satisfied
38:14
Speaker 4: with that.
38:14
Speaker 3: He would keep going back.
38:15
Speaker 4: But no, Coco Goff the highest paid female athlete in America.
38:20
Speaker 4: She played the victim.
38:21
Speaker 3: Beautifully, so she got all the coverage. And it's funny
38:25
Speaker 3: that they're doing this in Italy.
38:27
Speaker 4: This is a country led by Georgia Maloney, who has
38:30
Speaker 4: been described as the female Donald Trump. She's a staunch conservative,
38:35
Speaker 4: she's a good friend of the Trump administration, and she's
38:37
Speaker 4: cracking down on illegal immigration. So to be making those
38:40
Speaker 4: comments in Italy itself is interesting. Now, before you go, Josh,
38:45
Speaker 4: we've got good news. It seems like Kamala Harris is back.
38:50
Speaker 4: She dropped this odd little video on X Tell me
38:54
Speaker 4: about Kamala two point zero this relaunch. Does she still
38:59
Speaker 4: think she will be president one day?
39:02
Speaker 9: Well, she's basically relaunching her organization for now as a
39:06
Speaker 9: mid term November twenty twenty sake is get out the
39:09
Speaker 9: vote operation towards a pro Democratic Party, pro grassroots voter registration,
39:14
Speaker 9: get the people to the polls sort of operation.
39:16
Speaker 13: There.
39:16
Speaker 9: Now, the very thinly kept secret is that she's doing this.
39:20
Speaker 9: He tried to amass things like a mailing list, an
39:23
Speaker 9: email list, and all the various data inputs that will
39:25
Speaker 9: ultimately be used for her prospective twenty twenty eighth presidential campaign.
39:28
Speaker 9: So it's not a very well kept secret. Ritaut that
39:31
Speaker 9: the only reason that she's doing this is to lay
39:33
Speaker 9: these seeds for what seems to be inevitable at this
39:36
Speaker 9: point twenty twenty eight presidential run, to which I say,
39:40
Speaker 9: let's go, let's freaking go. I mean, if you're someone
39:44
Speaker 9: who wants the Democratic Party to lose, and I wish
39:46
Speaker 9: the Democratic Party nothing of the absolute worst at the
39:48
Speaker 9: battlet box, then you have to be rooting frankly for
39:51
Speaker 9: a Kamala Harris twenty twenty eight. I mean, the only
39:53
Speaker 9: thing possibly even more enticed than that would be like
39:55
Speaker 9: a Jasmine Crocket twenty twenty eighth. There, but Kamala Harris
39:58
Speaker 9: got absolutely schlogged in twenty twenty four. She lost all
40:01
Speaker 9: seven swing stage became the first Democrat to lose the
40:03
Speaker 9: state of Nevada, for instance, since John Kerry back in
40:06
Speaker 9: two thousand and four, I would absolutely lick my chops
40:10
Speaker 9: at the prospect of facing Kamala Harris in twenty twenty
40:13
Speaker 9: eight there, and Democrat voters actually might be souper enough
40:16
Speaker 9: to actually go with that. Now, I happen to think
40:18
Speaker 9: that Gavin Newsom is probably the odds on favor right now,
40:20
Speaker 9: but your mileage may vary because as a friend of
40:23
Speaker 9: mine said to me when we got dinner in Los
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Speaker 9: Angeles a few weeks ago, exactly, Josh Noah, I lived
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Speaker 9: here in California, and I cannot see a world much
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Speaker 9: a male white guy like gavn Newssom is nominated there,
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Speaker 9: And there's some truth that this is still a party
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Speaker 9: that is totally totally sucked in and besotted with this
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Speaker 9: whole intersectional identity politics garbage. And if they really do
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Speaker 9: decide to go with that, then I guess it has
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Speaker 9: to be a Kamala Harris, AOC Jasmine Crockett. God help
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Speaker 9: you guys, friend, because those are all a bunch of
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Speaker 9: losing tickets there. But frankly, I think known as it
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Speaker 9: is a surefire losing than Kamala Harris. So I say,
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Speaker 9: bring it on, baby, let's go.
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Speaker 3: Josh Hammah, thank you so much for your time tonight.
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Speaker 9: Thank you, Mita stil.
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Speaker 4: To carm We'll bring you all the celebrity and royal
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Speaker 4: news that matters. Kinsey Schofield joins me next. Welcome back,
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Speaker 4: joining me now, celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey
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Speaker 4: will get to the Super Bowl controversy shortly, but let's
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Speaker 4: start with this fresh footage of Gilain Maxwell from the
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Speaker 4: latest batch of the Epstein files.
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Speaker 3: Here, she is denying she ever gave massages.
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Speaker 4: Did you ever give.
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Speaker 9: Massage to anyone other than mister Epstein, any of mister
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Speaker 9: Epstein's propers I never said, again, mister.
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Speaker 3: I'll ask that question if you want.
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Speaker 15: But I was told, we see our people right now.
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Speaker 14: I didn't givenssasius.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey. We know that's not true.
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Speaker 4: We've all seen that image of her giving the convicted
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Speaker 4: pedophile a foot massage with a shirt undone. Are we
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Speaker 4: going to see Glen Maxwell face further charges or at
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Speaker 4: least be asked to shed some light on the latest
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Speaker 4: revelations on the Epstein files.
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Speaker 12: Well, Glenn Maxwell's attorney recently told News Nation that she
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Speaker 12: plans to plead the fifth when she appears before the
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Speaker 12: houseover Sate Committee this week, invoking her raid against self incrimination.
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Speaker 12: Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend and longtime accomplice, is not even
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Speaker 12: four years into a twenty year federal prison sentence for
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Speaker 12: helping traffic his victims. I don't think Gleaine or former
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Speaker 12: Prince Andrew are even remotely credible witnesses anyway.
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Speaker 4: Now we've also learned that Prince Andrew ex Prince Andrew,
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Speaker 4: I should say, apparently took advice from Jeffrey Epstein all
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Speaker 4: years after he claims to have cut ties with the
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Speaker 4: convicted pedophile, and also that he had passed on confidential
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Speaker 4: reports to Epstein while he was Britain's Trade and voy Kinsey.
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Speaker 3: What more can you tell me about this?
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Speaker 12: Read to stay with me here. What's notable is the overlap.
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Speaker 12: At the time Peter Mandelsson was UK's Business Secretary and
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Speaker 12: Andrew was serving as Trade Envoy. Between two thousand and
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Speaker 12: nine and to twenty ten, Mandelsson was alleged to have
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Speaker 12: shared market sensitive UK and EU government information with Epstein.
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Speaker 12: There's no proven personal relationship between Mandelssohn and Andrew, but
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Speaker 12: there is shared risk pattern. Both were feeding sensitive access
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Speaker 12: to a man whose business dealings were murky and potentially
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Speaker 12: hostile to UK interests. That matters because it shows how
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Speaker 12: Epstein really operated and made his money. Everyone keeps saying
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Speaker 12: how did he make his money by selling access at
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Speaker 12: the highest level of politics, royalty, finance and tech. But
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Speaker 12: for Andrew, official guidance as trade and boys have a
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Speaker 12: duty of confidence reality with sensitive commercial or political information,
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Speaker 12: So he might really be in trouble here.
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Speaker 3: Atkinsy Esberg.
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Speaker 4: Earlier in this show about how Prince William and King
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Speaker 4: Charles held a late night meeting to eject Prince Andrew,
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Speaker 4: former Prince Andrew, I should say from the Royal Lodge
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Speaker 4: before he was due to leave, what do you make
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Speaker 4: of these new details?
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Speaker 12: To me? This is a real reflection of Prince William's leadership.
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Speaker 12: There's a ruthlessness there that the royal family desperately needs
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Speaker 12: right now. He's a common sense king in the making.
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Speaker 12: He understands optics, he understands that you're defined by the
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Speaker 12: company you keep, and he's clearly willing to chip away
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Speaker 12: at the grifters and push them further and further from
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Speaker 12: the Crown, and honestly, I think that's worth celebrating.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 4: Millions of Super Bowl fans ditch the official halftime show,
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Speaker 4: which featured a Spanish only performance from Anti Trump a
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Speaker 4: Bad Bunny, millions Kinsey opted for Turning Point usas halftime show,
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Speaker 4: headlined by Kid Rock, Bradley Gilbert, Lee Brice and Gabby Barrett.
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Speaker 4: How many were watching this alternative halftime show, Kinsey.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean the NFL really split fans with the
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Speaker 12: Bad Bunny. I mean a lot of viewers responded by
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Speaker 12: simply turning off NBC. Others took to x to complain
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Speaker 12: the tweets are hysterical. Meanwhile, Turning Point USA is alternative
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Speaker 12: halftime show pulled in a massive audience at peak. I
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Speaker 12: saw six point one million viewers watching YouTube while I
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Speaker 12: was watching it. I thought Lee Brice was incredible. President
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Speaker 12: Trump also eden saying the super Bowl halftime show is
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Speaker 12: absolutely terrible, one of the worst ever.
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Speaker 4: It will be fascinating to see in the coming days
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Speaker 4: or even probably this time tomorrow, just what that total
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Speaker 4: is on Turning Points alternative halftime show. Because a lot
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Speaker 4: of people won't want live, they know they can go
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Speaker 4: back and see that at anytime, so we'll.
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Speaker 3: See all the numbers.
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Speaker 4: But if you've got six million live streaming, and that's
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Speaker 4: a huge number, let's get back to the royals. Meghan
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Speaker 4: Markel went to the annual fifteen Percent Pledge fundraising gala
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Speaker 4: last night solo. She reportedly turned heads with her outfit,
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Speaker 4: enormous black velvet train over a pink dress that looks
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Speaker 4: a white dress to me, but apparently it's pink kinsey.
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Speaker 3: Where was Prince Harry? You know, Rita, I don't know.
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Speaker 12: Maybe it was two for one blunt night at the
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Speaker 12: local Monecito dispensary. My question is, where's Megan Markle's mom.
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Speaker 12: If you're not going to bring your man, at least
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Speaker 12: let your mom feel glam Her running around town alone
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Speaker 12: does not dispel rumors that Hollywood can't stand her and
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Speaker 12: she's running out of friends. But Harry has become the
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Speaker 12: spare in his own marriage, and every time Megan is
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Speaker 12: beaming on the red carpet for the evil press that
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Speaker 12: makes her life so hard. According to Harry, we're reminded
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Speaker 12: of that.
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Speaker 2: She has.
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Speaker 4: He has become the spare in his own marriage. That
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Speaker 4: is just a brilliant line. There can see Now to
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Speaker 4: the ongoing Beckham saga. Romeo Beckham has debuted a new
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Speaker 4: family tattoo across the back of his neck, while his
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Speaker 4: older strange brother Brooklyn has had a new design tattooed
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Speaker 4: on his finger to cover up one he had there
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Speaker 4: featuring the names of his three siblings, Romeo, Cruz, and Harper.
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Speaker 3: Can see that's pretty harsh covering up the names of
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Speaker 3: your siblings. This is getting ugly.
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Speaker 12: He also covered up one on his arm that said Dad,
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Speaker 12: I mean it is ugly, but can we please talk
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Speaker 12: rider about the fact that I just found out that
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Speaker 12: Nikola and Brooklyn wear each other's wisdom teeth around their neck.
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Speaker 12: That is something I'm going to need some time to process.
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Speaker 12: It's giving Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thorpe energy.
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Speaker 3: I'm not okay with it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that had vials of each other's blood I
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Speaker 4: think around their neck during a fairly weird time in
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Speaker 4: their lives.
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Speaker 3: But yes, this is odd. Before you go, Milania's new
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Speaker 3: documentary is popular.
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Speaker 4: I'm remaining popular despite the hate from the leftist media.
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Speaker 4: Milannia has already beaten the box office totals of two
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Speaker 4: Barack Obama films and five Oscar nominated movies. The doco
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Speaker 4: has brought in more than ten million dollars and is
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Speaker 4: set to screen in thousands of more cinemas.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey that no one was predicting this, especially.
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Speaker 4: After those terrible reviews from the likes of The Guardian
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Speaker 4: and other leftist publications.
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Speaker 12: We'll look at turning point tonight. There is a real
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Speaker 12: appetite right now for content that bypasses legacy media filters.
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Speaker 12: When something is dismissed ormarked by left leaning outlets, it
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Speaker 12: often creates curiosity. People want to decide for themselves, and
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Speaker 12: Milania has always been a bit of an enigma, so
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Speaker 12: a documentary that offers access, even limited access, is going
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Speaker 12: to draw interest. The numbers suggest that this isn't about
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Speaker 12: politics as much as it's about novelty scarcity in the public,
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Speaker 12: pushing back against being told what is and is not
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Speaker 12: acceptable to watch.
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Speaker 4: Yep, Kinsey, the punters are voting with their feet and
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Speaker 4: their wallets, and the box office total speaks for itself.
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Speaker 4: Kinsey Schofield, thank you so much for your time tonight,
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Speaker 4: and that's all the time we have. Also you at
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Speaker 4: eleven tomorrow night. Don't go anywhere usnight is up.
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Speaker 3: Next