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The Rita Panahi Show | 18 November · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scolds Astudio.
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Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Riata Panalty Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight a housing minister who has absolutely no idea
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Speaker 3: how much housing costs. I'll speak to Dan Wild about
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Speaker 3: that shortly. Also tonight your taxes funding junk research, linking
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Speaker 3: red meat with toxic masculinity. Will have the latest from
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Speaker 3: the US with Alex Stein also joining me Tonight the
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Speaker 3: Great Professor in Plymer, and later in the hour Kinsis
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Speaker 3: Schofield with the latest celebrities jumping on the Trump bandwagon,
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Speaker 3: and your favorite segment and wine that is losing.
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Speaker 4: It Our resistance will be talked about regenerations.
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Speaker 3: But first, New South Wales housing minister Rose Jackson has
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Speaker 3: come under fire for claiming in an ABC radio interview
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Speaker 3: that renting a two bedroom apartment in Sydney costs just
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Speaker 3: a couple of hundred bucks.
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Speaker 5: What do you reckon is a reasonable price to pay
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Speaker 5: in rent for a two bedroom flat in Sydney?
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Speaker 6: H Well, I mean it kind of depends where in Sydney.
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Speaker 6: I mean Sydney's a big city, you know, I mean
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Speaker 6: a couple one hundred bucks?
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Speaker 3: Right?
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Speaker 7: Like, where can you get a two bedroom flat for
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Speaker 7: a couple of hundred bucks well a week.
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Speaker 3: I don't know there are places in Sydney you can
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Speaker 3: I mean you know, is like there's a.
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Speaker 6: Two bedroom flat and there's a two bedroom flat. Like
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Speaker 6: not all flats are the same.
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Speaker 3: According to the Tenancy Union of New South Wales, just
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Speaker 3: twenty three of the around twenty five thousand two bedroom
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Speaker 3: apartments rented out in the Greater Sydney area since July
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Speaker 3: were priced at two hundred dollars a week or less,
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Speaker 3: and the latest rental data shows that the median rental
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Speaker 3: price for a unit in Sydney from June to September
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Speaker 3: was seven hundred and twenty dollars a week. The minister
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Speaker 3: has since taken social media to explain her gaff. BIB
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Speaker 3: radio is a hard format.
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Speaker 8: You're on the phone, you can't.
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Speaker 3: See the other person. Sometimes you get a bit garbled,
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Speaker 3: sometimes your words get a bit mangled. Seriously joining me
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Speaker 3: now is Deputy Executive Director of the Institute of Public Affairs,
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Speaker 3: Dan Wild. Dan, how can she be that clueless? I
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Speaker 3: don't think there's hardly anyone in the country, regardless of
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Speaker 3: where they live in Australia, who would be in any
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Speaker 3: doubt about how expensive property is in Sydney to buy
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Speaker 3: or to rent, To have a housing minister from New
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Speaker 3: South Wales think that you can get a two bedroom
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Speaker 3: apartment for perhaps a couple of hundred dollars, just completely
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Speaker 3: divorced from reality.
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Speaker 1: Well it is.
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Speaker 9: It was a shocker, and you know, the cover up
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Speaker 9: was actually worse than the crime, as it often is.
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Speaker 9: I mean, she's a senior politician, a cabinet minister, with
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Speaker 9: the housing portfolio, one of the most common sequential portfolios.
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Speaker 9: It touches the lives of every single person in her
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Speaker 9: state and then to say I was doing radio interviews
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Speaker 9: is hard and you know, so forth, well, that's sort
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Speaker 9: of your job is to be able to communicate those
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Speaker 9: things to the public.
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Speaker 1: So I don't understand why she would say that.
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Speaker 9: Look, it just gets to this point that whether it's
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Speaker 9: in New South Wales, whether it's at the federal level,
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Speaker 9: housing ministers just don't have a clue about what is
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Speaker 9: happening in the day to day lives of Australians. I mean,
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Speaker 9: the housing crisis has continued now for a few years
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Speaker 9: because of unplanned mass migration, which is cranking up the
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Speaker 9: demand and at the state level, we've got all of
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Speaker 9: these restrictions on the development of housing, particularly urban growth,
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Speaker 9: with the red tape and the cost of doing that.
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Speaker 9: Climate policies as well, which add to the cost and
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Speaker 9: green tape. So look, I think Australians would expect a
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Speaker 9: lot better from their political leaders to have the basic
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Speaker 9: understanding of what's happening. Well, there's lots of issues there, reader,
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Speaker 9: And you know, okay, you might not know the exact
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Speaker 9: cost of rentals to the zach dollar, but to say
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Speaker 9: it's two hundred bucks a week in Sydney, I mean,
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Speaker 9: how far how far detached from reality can you be?
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Speaker 3: It's incredible. It's just it was just so far out.
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Speaker 3: I don't like those gotcha questions necessarily for politicians, like
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Speaker 3: how much is a loaf of bread or a liter
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Speaker 3: of milk? I think for them to know that exactly
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Speaker 3: or not is not a huge issue. But to be
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Speaker 3: that completely wrong if it would be like a politician
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Speaker 3: saying a loaf of bread is ten cents, it's like
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Speaker 3: that divorce from reality. Now let's go to Federal Education
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Speaker 3: Minister Jason Claire. He's been opining about the war between
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Speaker 3: Israel and Hermas and I think it was quite proud
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Speaker 3: of this line because he posted it himself to X
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Speaker 3: formally Twitter.
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Speaker 1: You can't bomb your way to peace, you know.
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Speaker 10: I think the last twelve months have shown.
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Speaker 3: Us that He also tweeted that you can't bomb your
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Speaker 3: way to peace.
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Speaker 11: Dan.
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Speaker 3: He seems to have a profound ignorance of how World
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Speaker 3: War two and did, and many other conflicts often that
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Speaker 3: is what happens in war.
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Speaker 9: Well, that's right, I mean he should stick to his knitting.
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Speaker 9: The fact that you've got an education minister that doesn't
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Speaker 9: understand history, I think tells you everything you need to
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Speaker 9: know about the problems in our education system. More generally,
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Speaker 9: you know, peace through strength is what defeated the Soviet Union.
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Speaker 9: That was the Reagan Thatcher doctrine. Trump is going to
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Speaker 9: go in that direction as well, in terms of trying to,
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Speaker 9: you know, show our adversaries overseas that you know, we've
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Speaker 9: got a serious arsenal of military capabilities and if we
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Speaker 9: need to use it, we will.
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Speaker 1: That is how you go about these things.
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Speaker 9: The reality is that Jason Clair is only saying this,
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Speaker 9: as we know, because he's his seat is in Western
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Speaker 9: Sydney and he's under pressure because of the large constituency
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Speaker 9: of Muslims. They're in his seat and this is something
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Speaker 9: that's been dry I think Labor Party policy which has
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Speaker 9: been enormously disappointing when it comes to the Middle East. So,
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Speaker 9: you know, the Education Minister should really stick to his
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Speaker 9: knitting and stick to his patch because he's got this
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Speaker 9: one badly wrong and it shows just out of how
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Speaker 9: out of touch he is with reality and with history.
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Speaker 1: As you rightly point.
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Speaker 3: Out, Victoria University has released the findings of a study
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Speaker 3: about the psychology behind men's meat consumption. You're going to
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Speaker 3: love this, Dand apparently the academics thing men eat red
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Speaker 3: meat for masculinity and sexual prowess a psychologist. This was
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Speaker 3: led by a psychology lecture. D. It wasn't led by
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Speaker 3: a scientist, but this lecturer on his team apparently concluded
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Speaker 3: that men don't want to give up red meat because
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Speaker 3: it would be the equivalent of giving up their masculinity.
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Speaker 3: Even though they claim here that consuming meat is slowly
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Speaker 3: killing men, the Victorian Uni researchers here making all sorts
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Speaker 3: of claims. It seems to be highly ideological. Dan, I'd
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Speaker 3: love your considered take on this research.
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Speaker 9: Well, I'm happy to undertake a very detailed study tour
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Speaker 9: of red meat around Australia and report back.
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Speaker 1: I'd be happy to do that.
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Speaker 9: Look, I eat red meat because it tastes good and
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Speaker 9: Australia has got the best meat in the world with
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Speaker 9: our farmers. So you know, this is just another example
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Speaker 9: of these activists that they just are out of touch
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Speaker 9: and they don't get it. The reality is that it's
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Speaker 9: not just men that eat red meat as well. By
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Speaker 9: the way, I mean women eat red meat. I don't
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Speaker 9: understand where this idea came from that it's only it's
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Speaker 9: only for men, and it's an expression of masculinity. I mean,
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Speaker 9: people have been eating red meat since time immemorial, you know,
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Speaker 9: only now has apparently become an issue. So you know,
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Speaker 9: we know that there's this activist class that seeks to
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Speaker 9: link anything they don't like, either to climate change or
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Speaker 9: to toxic masculinity. And this is yet another example. But look,
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Speaker 9: I'm going to keep eating red meat. Don't worry about that.
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Speaker 9: And I think most Australians have common sense and they'll
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Speaker 9: go about their habits as they wish, not paying attention
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Speaker 9: to these unelected activists.
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Speaker 3: And the experts. I listened to just say we should
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Speaker 3: all be eating more red meat, we should be eating
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Speaker 3: more protein, and it keeps us young and healthy. Now,
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Speaker 3: let's take a look at this picture from yesterday's UFC event.
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Speaker 3: It's a President elect Donald Trump. You can see they're
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Speaker 3: the world's richest man. Elon Mask, Tulsey Gabbard and RFK Junior.
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Speaker 3: This was at Madison Square Garden for UFC three O nine.
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Speaker 3: I'll be talking to Alex Stein about this event a
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Speaker 3: little bit later, but have a look at that picture, Dad,
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Speaker 3: and marvel at the fact that every single person there
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Speaker 3: was a former Democrat. This political re alignment that we
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Speaker 3: are seeing in America is extraordinary. We're seeing signs of
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Speaker 3: it here, not just signs. I would say the last
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Speaker 3: three elections has been clear evidence of it. We've seen
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Speaker 3: it in the UK and it's stunning to see these
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Speaker 3: people who are going to be making up Trump's administration
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Speaker 3: were all once part of the Democrats tent.
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Speaker 9: Well, that's right, reader, I mean the Republican Party is
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Speaker 9: now the National Unity Party. They've got people on all
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Speaker 9: sides of politics that are in their administration and it's
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Speaker 9: amazing that Trump has been the one that has actually
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Speaker 9: brought or is now starting to bring the country together
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Speaker 9: with astually say former Democrats having key roles or Democrat
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Speaker 9: voters and supporters having key roles in his administration. This
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Speaker 9: is the realignment, which is those who used to be Democrats.
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Speaker 9: And you can probably put Joe Rogan in that camp
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Speaker 9: as well, at least someone who was on the left
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Speaker 9: and said, well, you know, I was on the left
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Speaker 9: because yeah, I support free speech and civil liberties and
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Speaker 9: so forth.
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Speaker 1: They lived through COVID, they lived.
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Speaker 9: Through the lockdowns, They saw what happened in California, you know,
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Speaker 9: a Democrat state, and in New York, a Democrat state
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Speaker 9: that went the furthest in imposing lockdowns and curfews and
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Speaker 9: mandates on their citizens. And so that's driven a lot
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Speaker 9: of this, you know, particularly when you talk about RFK
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Speaker 9: Junior and his concerns about health and the medical bureaucracy
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Speaker 9: and so forth. Look, we're living through a fascinating time,
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Speaker 9: but through a time of immense opportunity. There's a lot
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Speaker 9: of opportunity to make our societies better. You mentioned the
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Speaker 9: UK and Australia, so we've got a way to go
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Speaker 9: in Australia. But I'm very positive about what the future brings.
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Speaker 3: Let's have a look at this ridiculous rant from alleged
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Speaker 3: comic John Oliver. He thinks that there is no safety
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Speaker 3: threat in having male students, male bodies compete against females,
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Speaker 3: something that is obviously false. There's plenty of examples of it,
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Speaker 3: and it was a huge election issue. Dan, This was
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Speaker 3: a significant election issue in the US presidential election. It
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Speaker 3: should be an issue here. But let's have her listen
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Speaker 3: to John Oliver first.
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Speaker 12: And it was frustrating to see the Harris campaign failed
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Speaker 12: to formulate a response, especially because it's pretty easy to do.
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Speaker 1: Watch.
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Speaker 12: I'll do it for you right now. As we've discussed before,
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Speaker 12: there are vanishingly few trans girls competing in high schools anywhere.
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Speaker 12: Even if there were more trans kids, like all kids,
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Speaker 12: very in athletic ability, and there is no evidence they'd
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Speaker 12: pose any threat to safety or fairness. It is very
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Speaker 12: weird for you to be so focused on this subject.
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Speaker 12: And finally, if you genuinely want to address the biggest
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Speaker 12: concern for most girls who play high school sports, you've
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Speaker 12: been less worried about this and more about the creepy
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Speaker 12: assistant volleyball coach who keeps liking their poste.
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Speaker 3: Oh dear temps at humor, but just basically everything he
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Speaker 3: said there was a lie. Even JK. Rowling, who likes
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Speaker 3: all of those worked with him, went on x and
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Speaker 3: posted a lengthy fact check and shit, this is part
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Speaker 3: of what she post that she said. According to the UN,
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Speaker 3: female athletes have lost nearly nine hundred medals to transidentified
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Speaker 3: men competing against them in women's sporting categories. Girls have
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Speaker 3: been ousted from teams to make way for boys. Women
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Speaker 3: have suffered serious injury playing against transidentified men. It was
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Speaker 3: a lengthy post. I won't read out the whole thing,
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Speaker 3: but it just proves again Dan, that the likes of
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Speaker 3: John Oliver are determined to stay ignorant on this issue,
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Speaker 3: and they just don't understand why it matters to people,
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Speaker 3: Why parents care about this, why people who care about
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Speaker 3: fairness are invested in this issue.
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Speaker 1: Well, exactly right.
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Speaker 9: I mean, you've got to perform all these mental gymnastics
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Speaker 9: to convince yourself that there's no physical difference between men
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Speaker 9: and women. Of course there is. I mean, it's just
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Speaker 9: common sense. Its as plain as the nose on your face.
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Speaker 9: And it was a big election issue in the US.
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Speaker 9: I mean Megan Kelly came out and endorsed Trump right
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Speaker 9: at the ending.
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Speaker 1: I think it was in Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 9: She did that, saying that Trump was going to protect
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Speaker 9: women because he's going to deal with this issue, to
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Speaker 9: deal with men and women's sports. So it was an
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Speaker 9: issue there. It is an issue in Australia, all around
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Speaker 9: the Western world. Everybody knows it. And of course we
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Speaker 9: want to have empathy and have fairness towards those who
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Speaker 9: choose to change their identity and so forth. But you've
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Speaker 9: got to draw the line somewhere, and this is where
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Speaker 9: you draw the line. You draw the line when women
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Speaker 9: are in physical danger of being harmed or hurt by
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Speaker 9: men who are in their spaces.
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Speaker 1: That's where the line is.
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Speaker 9: As a society, it's pretty clear that that's where the
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Speaker 9: vast majority of us believe it should be. And I
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Speaker 9: don't understand why it's so difficult for the establishment to
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Speaker 9: understand that this is an issue that parents are concerned
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Speaker 9: about and it must be dealt with.
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Speaker 1: In Australia.
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Speaker 9: We do have some people, you know, Claire Chandler, Alexantik
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Speaker 9: and others in the Senate who have been speaking out.
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Speaker 9: But I hope this becomes more of a mainstream issue
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Speaker 9: in the lead up to our election here early next year.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely needs to be talked about here in the US.
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Speaker 3: It has been debated for some time, and it's not
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Speaker 3: just an issue of safety, that's obviously hugely important, but
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Speaker 3: it's also an issue of fairness and opportunity. When you're
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Speaker 3: taking away a young girl's young athletes opportunity away to
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Speaker 3: give it to a mediocre, male bodied athlete, that's just
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Speaker 3: not okay. And you're right, it was a huge issue.
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Speaker 3: In fact, there was some research that has come out
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Speaker 3: showing that for swing voters, who really do decide every election,
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Speaker 3: it was a number one issue dan ahead of inflation,
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Speaker 3: ahead of the border crisis. Before you go, let's hear
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Speaker 3: from Reform UK Party leader Nigel Farage, who says that
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Speaker 3: the truth behind the Southport murders is even worse than
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Speaker 3: what is being reported. After we learned that the suspect
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Speaker 3: has been charged with terror offenses, I know a hell.
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Speaker 2: Of a lot more for the British public, note, a
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Speaker 2: hell of a lot more. I've been completely silenced now,
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Speaker 2: I'm told with the Speaker of the House of Commons,
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Speaker 2: I can't ask questions about it. In the House of Commons.
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Speaker 2: Parliamentary privilege is out of the window. Even rumors today
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Speaker 2: that the court case which is due in January, every
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Speaker 2: effort is being made to defer it. Right, Yeah, this
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Speaker 2: is what's going on. We are witnessing one of the
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Speaker 2: biggest cover ups we've ever seen in our lives.
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Speaker 3: Dan Kistarma has some serious questions to answer.
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Speaker 1: Well, it seems that way.
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Speaker 9: Obviously we don't know any details here, but you know,
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Speaker 9: I'm in sense chills up my spine to think that
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Speaker 9: there'd be a cover up about this. I mean, how
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Speaker 9: much worse can it really get? But from what Nigel
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Speaker 9: Farage is saying, it sounds like this could be, you know,
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Speaker 9: something very serious. So let's keep an eye on the
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Speaker 9: details that come out.
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Speaker 3: Daniel Will thanks for your time joining me now is
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Speaker 3: leading geologist and author Professor Ian Plymer, Professor COP twenty
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Speaker 3: nine is underway, and our favorite minister Chris Bowen is there.
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Speaker 3: The president of the host country as a Viajean had
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Speaker 3: some choice words to say about the Renewables hoax that
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Speaker 3: shocked a lot of people. We've spoken previously about the
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Speaker 3: Taliban being at this conference. Tell me what is Australia
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Speaker 3: hoping to gain from this conference. We've recently had Anthony
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Speaker 3: Alberezi telling the APEC leaders that Australia was on its
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Speaker 3: way to being a renewables energy superpower. Is that something
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Speaker 3: that is likely or even desirable?
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Speaker 7: Well, mister Bowen is with his cringeworthy colleagues Azerbayan for
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Speaker 7: a conference, and the aim of the conference is for
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Speaker 7: some countries to screw other countries. Some countries we've got
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Speaker 7: the energy to Eton's right and who are actually wealthy
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Speaker 7: countries are now having enormous pressure put on them to
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Speaker 7: pay up. Now, Albos in Brazil not because he's wasting
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Speaker 7: taxpayers money on a jaunt to go and see something
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Speaker 7: that many people want to see, and that's the Amazonian rainforest.
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Speaker 7: Albo's gone to Brazil to have a look at the
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Speaker 7: balsa wood industry and the bolts of wood comes out
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Speaker 7: of the Amazon rainforests and we use balsa wood in
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Speaker 7: turbine blades.
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Speaker 11: It's strong and it's light. So he is watching the
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Speaker 11: Brazilian rainforest being destroyed. Then for China to use that
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Speaker 11: bols of wood to build our turbine blades, and we
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Speaker 11: have to do it. Our forests to do it.
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Speaker 7: It's a fendously cunning program where he is getting ahead
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Speaker 7: of the game and he is going to make us
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Speaker 7: the renewable energy country.
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Speaker 11: Of the world.
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Speaker 7: And all these oil producing countries like the Middle East,
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Speaker 7: like the US, like Aserbayan, they're going to be envious.
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Speaker 7: So Chris Boone is, they're making them envious of us,
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Speaker 7: sending ourselves break and elbows in Brazil, making sure they
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Speaker 7: destroy their rainforest while.
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Speaker 11: We destroy our rainforests. It's a fiendously cunning election winning plan.
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Speaker 3: I tell you, I remember the days when you actually
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Speaker 3: were protesting to save the Brazilian rainforest, when you cared
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Speaker 3: about the environment. You cared about things like preserving the
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Speaker 3: Brazilian rainforest and our own. But now they're wanting to
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Speaker 3: tear it down. So we're going to have material for
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Speaker 3: these wind turbines. And interestingly, Anthony Albanese has received praise
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Speaker 3: from the Chinese Communist Party in the China Daily newspaper,
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Speaker 3: which said that other nations should follow Anthony Albanese's example
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Speaker 3: in cooperating with China. What are your thoughts on that?
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Speaker 7: Well, I get praised by the devil when I've had
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Speaker 7: a big night I can hear the devil talk going
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Speaker 7: to be saying, you're doing the.
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Speaker 11: Great, keep it up, you're helping my cause.
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Speaker 7: And this is executive situation that Albozi and he's got
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Speaker 7: the Gina's dictator putting his arm around and patting him on.
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Speaker 11: The head, saying, are you a wonderful little boy? Keep
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Speaker 11: it up. We'll keep you under control, and try to
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Speaker 11: use that to leave off other countries to keep them
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Speaker 11: under control. Now only a mug would fall for that.
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Speaker 3: Now, Donald Trump has nominated the founder and CEO of
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Speaker 3: oil company Liberty, Chris Right, to be the US Energy Secretary.
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Speaker 3: He is a bold choice professor plymer. Here are some
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Speaker 3: of his thoughts on climate change.
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Speaker 13: There's no climate crisis, and we're not in the midst
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Speaker 13: of an energy transition either. Humans in all complex life
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Speaker 13: on Earth is simply impossible without carbon dioxide in the
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Speaker 13: oxide does indeed absorb infra red radiation, contributing to warming.
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Speaker 13: But calling carbon dioxide pollution is like calling out water
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Speaker 13: and oxygen, the other two irreplaceable molecules for life on Earth.
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Speaker 3: And and before I get your response to that, let's
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Speaker 3: listen to him talk about the cost of climate change action.
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Speaker 10: Immag change may not be exactly what you think it is.
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Speaker 10: It's a real thing, but it's actually sort of a
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Speaker 10: slow moving in our lifetimes, relatively modest phenomenon that's just
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Speaker 10: been wildly abused for political reasons. But the cost of
20:27
Speaker 10: that is enormous in human lives and human opportunity.
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Speaker 3: I Trump picking Chris Right, a fossil fuel magnate, for
20:36
Speaker 3: this position, is a sure sign that he's going to
20:39
Speaker 3: take the US in the direction of energy independence. This
20:43
Speaker 3: was a election promise. What's that going to mean for
20:47
Speaker 3: Australia and our bold omission targets.
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Speaker 11: Well, mister Trump has chosen someone to be Energy Secretary
20:55
Speaker 11: who knows something about energy, rather than being a political
20:59
Speaker 11: hack or an idea logue. In this country, we've.
21:02
Speaker 7: Got someone who is the Minister for Energy and Climate
21:05
Speaker 7: who knows absolutely nothing about the background of energy, the
21:09
Speaker 7: background of climate and science, and the actual engineering difficulties
21:14
Speaker 7: in having US a renewable country.
21:16
Speaker 11: It's chalk and cheese. So mister Trump has actually chosen
21:20
Speaker 11: someone who is really knowledgeable, whereas in this country we're
21:24
Speaker 11: in the dark. We have idea logs trying to reinvent
21:27
Speaker 11: energy processes, trying to tell us how to run grids,
21:30
Speaker 11: and it's no wonder our electricity prices have gone up.
21:32
Speaker 11: It's no wonder we are facing energy doom. So I
21:37
Speaker 11: think it's an inspired appointment. And unless we have a
21:40
Speaker 11: change of government, we're heading towards bankruptcy.
21:46
Speaker 3: Well, we're already behind the US, aren't we. They've already
21:49
Speaker 3: embraced nuclear, both the Democrats and the Republicans, and even
21:54
Speaker 3: under Barack Obama they were fracking, they were trying to
21:58
Speaker 3: be in energy independence, so that we were behind the
22:01
Speaker 3: eight ball. Now under Trump, who's going to be drill,
22:05
Speaker 3: baby drilling, I think we are going to be in
22:08
Speaker 3: all sorts of trouble. Professor Plymouth, thanks so much for
22:11
Speaker 3: your time tonight.
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Speaker 11: Thank you.
22:14
Speaker 3: Still to come. Lefties Losing Ed plus the extraordinary scenes
22:18
Speaker 3: from UFC three or nine and Mike Tyson's Fine Alex
22:22
Speaker 3: Stein has the latest from the USA. Welcome back. Now
22:35
Speaker 3: it's time for lefties losing it, and let's start lefties
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Speaker 3: with this dose of insanity. I will give this woman
22:42
Speaker 3: credit because she starts off with some honesty. She calls
22:45
Speaker 3: herself unhinged and then proceeds to act like she is unhinged.
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Speaker 14: Completely unhinged. I went to the grocery store and while
22:53
Speaker 14: standing in line, I was trying to guess who voted
22:56
Speaker 14: against my rates anymore. I was out of guesses. I
23:03
Speaker 14: was out of guesses because you're like sheep and wolf's clothing,
23:06
Speaker 14: and I just wanted to scream.
23:09
Speaker 3: These people are insufferable, and it's wolf in sheep's clothing,
23:14
Speaker 3: not sheep in wolf's clothing. If nursery rhyme themes confuse you,
23:18
Speaker 3: you might explain why you're a lefty. And this next
23:21
Speaker 3: last thinks she's brave and profound, but personally I find
23:26
Speaker 3: her a little sad and scary.
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Speaker 4: Hoose this for a motivational phrase. Our resistance will be
23:35
Speaker 4: talked about for generations.
23:40
Speaker 3: Terrifying. Now, continuing the Trump derangement syndrome theme, let's check
23:45
Speaker 3: in on this young lass who identifies as a lad
23:49
Speaker 3: and decided to get the testosterone molecule tattooed on her
23:54
Speaker 3: neck to resist Donald Trump.
23:57
Speaker 8: Life is worth leving.
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Speaker 3: Why do that? I mean, do you want to be unemployable?
24:05
Speaker 3: I'm stating the obvious here, but real men don't need
24:08
Speaker 3: to get testosterone molecules tattooed prominently on their bodies. Because
24:13
Speaker 3: you know why they've got that x Y chromosome. We
24:16
Speaker 3: all have testosterone, but us ladies are lacking the y,
24:21
Speaker 3: and no amount of ink is going to change that.
24:24
Speaker 3: Now to a young lady who thought she was going
24:27
Speaker 3: to be a fixture in the White House. This is
24:29
Speaker 3: the twenty three year old daughter of Tim and Gwen
24:33
Speaker 3: wols At, Hope Wols.
24:35
Speaker 15: This country does not deserve Kama Harris. That woman should
24:39
Speaker 15: go live her best life wherever she wants, doing whatever
24:42
Speaker 15: she wants, because we don't deserve her.
24:43
Speaker 3: At this point, I agree with that America doesn't deserve
24:47
Speaker 3: Kamala deserves a lot better, and that's why they voted
24:51
Speaker 3: for Donald Trump, and they're getting better with Trump and Vance.
24:55
Speaker 3: It's good when we can all agree, isn't it now? Listeners,
24:58
Speaker 3: Hope Walls are like all lefties li It shows she
25:01
Speaker 3: is full of hate and loathing while claiming to be
25:04
Speaker 3: all about love and tolerance.
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Speaker 15: These people have to live in their own skin, as
25:09
Speaker 15: in Gedy Vans and Donald Trump have to be Gedyvans
25:13
Speaker 15: and Donald Trump. And that is not a punishment I
25:16
Speaker 15: would wish upon anybody except those two individuals. Yeah, so
25:20
Speaker 15: I'm just really grateful that I am who I am,
25:23
Speaker 15: and that I'm on the side of love and hope,
25:26
Speaker 15: enjoy and progress.
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Speaker 3: Oh gosh, She's not new to activism. Journalists. Andy No
25:32
Speaker 3: reports that during the deadly BLM Antifa riots in her
25:36
Speaker 3: stage in twenty twenty, Hope leaked information about the National
25:41
Speaker 3: Guard to inform writers when to disperse. But I have
25:45
Speaker 3: some good news here. Hope Walls has finally taken care
25:49
Speaker 3: of her personal hygiene and had a shower and brushed
25:51
Speaker 3: her teeth. How do I know this because she posted
25:54
Speaker 3: about it.
25:55
Speaker 15: Really this morning, I woke up and decided I needed
25:58
Speaker 15: to take a shower, and so I I finally did that,
26:01
Speaker 15: and I did my skincare for the first time in
26:04
Speaker 15: a couple of days. And this is very embarrassing, but
26:07
Speaker 15: I brushed my teeth for the first time since Tuesday night.
26:10
Speaker 3: Now to the lunatic race baiting network of MSNBC, which
26:15
Speaker 3: has seen its primetime audience plummet by around fifty percent,
26:19
Speaker 3: they've gone from airing diabolical lies to the sort of
26:23
Speaker 3: slander that could and should get them sued. And I
26:27
Speaker 3: really do hope. Pete Hechseth causes lawyers after seeing this.
26:32
Speaker 16: Add the Secretary of Defense nominee Peter Heiseth the Fox
26:37
Speaker 16: News commentator as well, because this is someone who weekend
26:40
Speaker 16: host important distinction. This is someone who you know, is
26:47
Speaker 16: known to be a white supremacist, known to be an extremist,
26:51
Speaker 16: whose platform, whose book is basically about his opposition to
26:54
Speaker 16: the advancement of black officers to the top.
26:57
Speaker 3: Brass absolute lies, the ugliest of lies. I really do hope,
27:02
Speaker 3: he sues. And over at CNN, they're trying to scare
27:06
Speaker 3: the American people about Trump, but they just end up
27:10
Speaker 3: making him look even cooler.
27:12
Speaker 17: And it really looks like ancient Rome here. This is
27:15
Speaker 17: sort of the conquering Republican caesar who's going into the
27:19
Speaker 17: coliseum and everyone's cheering, and he's got his political gladiators
27:23
Speaker 17: with him. That appearance isn't just about him enjoying the applause.
27:28
Speaker 17: He's sending a message to the Senate for sure, not
27:31
Speaker 17: only are you entertained, but these are my people and
27:33
Speaker 17: are you willing to fight?
27:34
Speaker 1: Because here's who I have.
27:35
Speaker 18: And are any of us surprised by this? I feel
27:37
Speaker 18: like for anybody who has been covering Trump's campaign or
27:40
Speaker 18: his movement the past few years, these picks. Sure, they're
27:44
Speaker 18: raising eyebrows to say the least, but familiar care, Yes, exactly.
27:49
Speaker 18: They've been with him at all these rallies. They've played
27:52
Speaker 18: a key role in where he's at now.
27:54
Speaker 3: She's one hundred percent right. You know, these picks may
27:57
Speaker 3: have surprised a few people, but they're backed one hundred
28:00
Speaker 3: percent by just about every Trump voter because they knew
28:04
Speaker 3: this was coming. These other people he's had around him,
28:08
Speaker 3: and the moment they we're talking about there is this
28:11
Speaker 3: rather look at it. Trump entering Madison Square Garden for
28:14
Speaker 3: UFC three nine and hearing the thunderous applause, he walks
28:20
Speaker 3: in with Elon Tulsey RFK and the rest of the.
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Speaker 19: Crew, who is now making his way to the World
28:28
Speaker 19: Fantasy to guard right by.
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Speaker 9: You have some CEO Tina Wait five so forty seven,
28:35
Speaker 9: President Molasijattle of Trump.
28:40
Speaker 7: Please the people to come home pretty here.
28:44
Speaker 5: The sound in this is so loud.
28:47
Speaker 8: Here, it is so loud.
28:51
Speaker 17: It's only comes in.
28:54
Speaker 3: Now that is the President of Oh my god, that
29:00
Speaker 3: whole event was incredible for so many reasons. You know what,
29:04
Speaker 3: I've just decided here and now that I'm going to
29:06
Speaker 3: do a top five UFC three or nine moments tomorrow night.
29:10
Speaker 3: As long as I can get around those pesky copyright issues,
29:14
Speaker 3: don't sue me, Dana. Let's get into more lefties with
29:18
Speaker 3: my next guest, comedian and host of Prime Time with
29:21
Speaker 3: Alex Stein on Blaze TV. Alex Stein. Alex the UFC
29:25
Speaker 3: event had everything. I cannot believe the cultural shift. It
29:32
Speaker 3: represents the past twenty four hours. You can feel it
29:36
Speaker 3: even as far away as here in Australia. This is
29:40
Speaker 3: different to twenty and sixteen. It's different to Trump's entire presidency.
29:45
Speaker 3: That there are people coming out boldly, proudly who perhaps
29:50
Speaker 3: a few years ago would have been too frightened to
29:52
Speaker 3: do so.
29:54
Speaker 11: Well.
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Speaker 19: You know, Rita, they always call Donald Trump a populist candidate,
29:57
Speaker 19: but it's now more evident than I mean, it's just
30:01
Speaker 19: so obvious that he truly is a populist candidate. And
30:04
Speaker 19: people that you know might have politically normally been considered liberal, they're.
30:08
Speaker 20: All on the Trump train.
30:09
Speaker 15: Now.
30:10
Speaker 19: You wear your MAGA hat comfortably and proud in any
30:12
Speaker 19: city you know, from New York to California, And I
30:15
Speaker 19: think you can tell by the response to the guy
30:17
Speaker 19: at UFC in Madison Square Garden, that it's not just
30:20
Speaker 19: a few areas of the country that love Donald Trump,
30:23
Speaker 19: it's the entire country that supports Donald Trump.
30:26
Speaker 3: Now here's the greatest UFC fisher ever in the eyes
30:31
Speaker 3: of many UFC fans, John Jones. And this is immediately
30:36
Speaker 3: after his big win.
30:41
Speaker 5: The Trump das.
30:44
Speaker 1: He did the Trump dats.
30:47
Speaker 3: Spinning, and here he is in the postmatch interview with
30:51
Speaker 3: Joe Rogan.
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Speaker 21: I also want to say a big, big thank you
30:55
Speaker 21: to President Donald Trump for being here tonight. You will
31:04
Speaker 21: say it, you would say it.
31:06
Speaker 11: Let's go with.
31:12
Speaker 19: That's what I lie that I'm proud.
31:14
Speaker 21: I'm proud to be a great American champion. I'm proud
31:18
Speaker 21: to be a Christian American champion.
31:20
Speaker 3: Now, Alex, I know the UFC isn't representative of all
31:24
Speaker 3: of America. It is in New York, but the UFC
31:28
Speaker 3: crowd tend to be conservative. But again, you are saying
31:32
Speaker 3: footballers from the NFL to college football doing the Trump
31:36
Speaker 3: Dance proudly. You've got people seemingly more open to saying proudly,
31:42
Speaker 3: I'm Christian. I'm proud of my country, I'm proud of
31:45
Speaker 3: my religion. Do you feel that change is real? And significant.
31:51
Speaker 19: Yeah, it is real and significant, but it's even more
31:54
Speaker 19: significant if you just want to fight in one twenty
31:56
Speaker 19: five million dollars, You're definitely excited to see Donald Trump
31:59
Speaker 19: there because maybe you have to pay the less taxes too. So,
32:01
Speaker 19: you know, God blessed Donald Trump and all the NFL
32:03
Speaker 19: players that are doing the Donald Trump YMCA dance, because
32:07
Speaker 19: you know, Donald Trump is a cultural phenomenon. And what's
32:09
Speaker 19: it saying? You know, everything kind of runs downstream. Culture
32:13
Speaker 19: runs downstream of politics. So Donald Trump is a cultural phenomenon.
32:16
Speaker 19: Everybody's following his lead. And I would be doing if
32:19
Speaker 19: I just won twenty five million dollars and I saw
32:21
Speaker 19: Donald Trump, I would be dancing and happy too that
32:24
Speaker 19: I get to keep more of it instead of giving
32:25
Speaker 19: it all to Kamala Harris so she can become more
32:27
Speaker 19: in debt with our money.
32:31
Speaker 3: Well, talking about big paydays, the Tyson fight proved to
32:35
Speaker 3: be a massive Fizzare there all sorts of technical issues
32:40
Speaker 3: with the feed? People complaining about that? Mike Tyson looked
32:44
Speaker 3: nothing like the ferocious champion we've seen training in recent months.
32:50
Speaker 3: Let's have a look at him training. Where where was that?
33:03
Speaker 3: Mike Alex? You were there. You spoke to people who
33:07
Speaker 3: attended the fight, and they almost all of them had
33:12
Speaker 3: doubts about what really happened.
33:14
Speaker 20: We just asked everybody walking out if they thought the
33:16
Speaker 20: fight was ragged, and I think you know their answers.
33:18
Speaker 20: Check them out.
33:19
Speaker 21: Rigged, riga morning, rigga morning, was scripped.
33:25
Speaker 3: I could have foughten better than that.
33:27
Speaker 20: You don't, brother, I'm telling you I was.
33:31
Speaker 5: Honestly, I've seen more interesting paint dry, more interesting paint
33:36
Speaker 5: come from as So you think it was rigged, right?
33:50
Speaker 6: I don't know if it was rigged, but I think
33:51
Speaker 6: it was a scrimmage.
33:53
Speaker 1: What do you think it was rigged? Yes? Thought I
33:57
Speaker 1: thought you was riggs.
34:01
Speaker 11: I did not like the fight.
34:02
Speaker 1: The fight was lame.
34:04
Speaker 20: I wasted my money.
34:05
Speaker 12: They really did it for money.
34:07
Speaker 3: A lot of blue language there, a lot of people upset,
34:10
Speaker 3: spent a lot of money. A couple of Australians there
34:12
Speaker 3: who were particularly uh Bolliet that were using a lot
34:16
Speaker 3: of colorful language. We can't be having on this program,
34:19
Speaker 3: but Alex, what really happened there? There are so many
34:23
Speaker 3: conspiracy theories now, and like the fans you spoke to,
34:28
Speaker 3: most people think there was something not Kosher about this fight.
34:33
Speaker 19: You know, Rita, obviously I was at the fight, and
34:35
Speaker 19: the first two undercards, a Ramos fight and then the
34:39
Speaker 19: Serrano versus Katie Taylor fight were absolutely incredible. You know,
34:43
Speaker 19: both of those fights, all the boxers, they left it
34:45
Speaker 19: all out.
34:46
Speaker 20: There in the ring.
34:47
Speaker 19: But this fight with Mike Tyson, the first round was okay.
34:51
Speaker 19: Tyson had a little energy, but I'm telling you, every
34:55
Speaker 19: single person in that crowd wanted Tyson to win. It
34:58
Speaker 19: did not matter who they were there a everybody wanted
35:01
Speaker 19: Tyson to win and to see him go out there
35:04
Speaker 19: and just not have the stamina. It was obvious that
35:07
Speaker 19: have a scripted because you know, Jake's not the type
35:11
Speaker 19: of fighter Mike Tyson ever was in his prime.
35:13
Speaker 20: But Jake took it easy on him.
35:15
Speaker 1: It was very obvious.
35:16
Speaker 19: And that's why we all felt like we got duped
35:18
Speaker 19: because people were paying thousands and thousands of dollars to
35:20
Speaker 19: go to this event expecting a real fight or at least,
35:24
Speaker 19: you know, a full effort from Mike, but iron Mike's
35:26
Speaker 19: fifty eight and this was one hundred percent sports entertainment
35:30
Speaker 19: WWE and not traditional boxing, like we wanted.
35:36
Speaker 3: One of the theories that I liked was that Jake
35:39
Speaker 3: Pool has always idolized Mike Tyson. It was his hero
35:42
Speaker 3: growing up, and heard that perhaps Mike Tyson could do
35:46
Speaker 3: with a big payday, and that's why he participated in
35:50
Speaker 3: this whole thing. And because people were saying, I don't
35:53
Speaker 3: know how good Jake Pool is, but that was saying
35:55
Speaker 3: he was taking it easy. He could have finished off
35:58
Speaker 3: Mike much earlier, but he was just making sure he
36:03
Speaker 3: got a points victory as opposed to knocking him out.
36:06
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know boxing that much, but
36:09
Speaker 3: the whole thing looks a bit fishy to me. And
36:12
Speaker 3: I want to bring to your attention this piece from
36:15
Speaker 3: the New York Times. The leftist media is just not
36:19
Speaker 3: coping with reality at all at the moment. Look at
36:22
Speaker 3: this attempted takedown of RFK Junior. The New York Times
36:26
Speaker 3: reports that mister Kennedy has singled out frit loops as
36:30
Speaker 3: an example of a product with too many ingredients. Why
36:35
Speaker 3: do we have fruit loops in this country that have
36:37
Speaker 3: eighteen or nineteen ingredients and you go to Canada and
36:40
Speaker 3: he has two or three, mister Kennedy asked, And then
36:44
Speaker 3: it goes on to say he was wrong on the
36:46
Speaker 3: ingredient count. They are roughly the same, but the Canadian
36:49
Speaker 3: version does have natural colorings made from blueberries and carrots,
36:54
Speaker 3: while the US product contains red dye forty, yellow five
36:59
Speaker 3: and blue one, as well as a utilated hydroxy two
37:04
Speaker 3: lead or BHD, a lab made chemical that is used
37:08
Speaker 3: for freshness according to the ingredient label. Why would they
37:14
Speaker 3: do they just expect their readers to read the headline
37:17
Speaker 3: and not actually read the detail of the piece because
37:20
Speaker 3: they just proved RFK right. Why is a product sold
37:26
Speaker 3: in Canada that is the same product way more healthy
37:29
Speaker 3: in Canada compared to what the US consumer is receiving.
37:35
Speaker 20: And reader, it's not just fruit loops. There's so many
37:37
Speaker 20: American products that would be outlawed in Europe and.
37:40
Speaker 19: Your country and a lot of other countries that they
37:42
Speaker 19: just feed us here in America because there's no regulation.
37:45
Speaker 19: And you know, of course the companies are worried about that,
37:47
Speaker 19: but they can still sell these products in other countries
37:49
Speaker 19: without putting all these ingredients in them and make money,
37:51
Speaker 19: so they could do.
37:52
Speaker 20: That here in America.
37:53
Speaker 19: But they're really worried about RFKS because he's going after
37:56
Speaker 19: a big farmer. He's going after these industries that are
37:58
Speaker 19: just able to operate without any repercussions of their actions.
38:03
Speaker 19: You know, here in America, our media is basically subsidized
38:06
Speaker 19: by advertising from these pharmaceutical countries, I mean pharmaceutical companies.
38:11
Speaker 19: But in other countries they don't have pharmaceutical ads.
38:14
Speaker 20: But when you turn on our TV, every single thing
38:16
Speaker 20: is a pharmaceutical ad. So that's why people were worried,
38:18
Speaker 20: is that our whole entire mainstream media is bought by
38:21
Speaker 20: big pharma.
38:22
Speaker 19: And so they talk about the fruit loops because that'll
38:24
Speaker 19: get people's attention, but really they're worried about much bigger
38:27
Speaker 19: issues that RFK is potentially going to fix.
38:31
Speaker 3: And there was a lot of debate about that famous
38:36
Speaker 3: picture now that has been posted on President Trump's plane
38:40
Speaker 3: with McDonald's being served to the gang, including RFGAY, who
38:46
Speaker 3: looks very uncomfortable having to consume McDonald's. But you know what,
38:51
Speaker 3: McDonald's is fine. It's just that you shouldn't be having
38:54
Speaker 3: it every day. And perhaps they could be using I
38:57
Speaker 3: don't know, beef tallow instead of seed oils like they
39:00
Speaker 3: used to do. That would be something RFK can talk
39:03
Speaker 3: to them.
39:03
Speaker 1: About.
39:04
Speaker 3: I want to bring you this clip from Vivik Ramaswami.
39:08
Speaker 3: He and Elon Musk have been charged with draining the
39:11
Speaker 3: swamp and saving the American people billions by heading up
39:17
Speaker 3: Trump's Department of Government Efficiency. Let's have a listen to
39:21
Speaker 3: how he is going to do it.
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Speaker 22: The dirty little secret right now, Maria is the people
39:26
Speaker 22: we elect to run the government, they're not the ones
39:28
Speaker 22: who actually run the government. It's the unelected bureaucrats in
39:32
Speaker 22: the administrative state that was created through executive action. It's
39:35
Speaker 22: going to be fixed through executive action.
39:37
Speaker 1: Think about the.
39:37
Speaker 22: Supreme Court's environment over the last several years, they've held
39:41
Speaker 22: that many of those regulations are unconstitutional at a large scale,
39:45
Speaker 22: Rescind those regulations, pull those rigs back, and then that
39:48
Speaker 22: gives us the industrial logic to then downsize the size
39:52
Speaker 22: of that administrative state.
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Speaker 11: And the beauty of.
39:54
Speaker 1: All of this is that can be achieved just.
39:56
Speaker 22: Through executive action without Congress. Score some early wins, and
40:00
Speaker 22: and then you look at those bigger portions of the
40:01
Speaker 22: federal budget that need to be addressed one by one.
40:04
Speaker 22: So I think that's one way to think about this
40:06
Speaker 22: is how can the president of the United states who's
40:08
Speaker 22: been elected with a historic mandate actually do the thing
40:11
Speaker 22: that the voters have voted for. They haven't voted for
40:13
Speaker 22: incremental change here this time, Ariya. We have voted for
40:16
Speaker 22: sweeping change, and the voters actually deserve to get it.
40:19
Speaker 3: Sweeping change is what the people voted for. Can Vivic
40:23
Speaker 3: and Eloon deliver that? Their task is enormous, You know, they.
40:29
Speaker 19: Do have a big task with the Department of Government Efficiency,
40:32
Speaker 19: but they can do a lot of stuff by cutting
40:34
Speaker 19: budgets to NASA, and NASA is complaining that they're mad
40:37
Speaker 19: that a lot of their budget went to DEI training,
40:39
Speaker 19: you know. And you look at the Pentagon they have
40:41
Speaker 19: their latest audit. It's like they have eight hundred billion
40:43
Speaker 19: dollars unaccounted for. So you know, there's a lot of
40:46
Speaker 19: places where they can find money. So this Government Efficiency
40:48
Speaker 19: Department is going to be awesome now that they're running
40:51
Speaker 19: it if they actually slash a lot of these slush
40:54
Speaker 19: funds that the government can just spend money unaccounted for.
40:56
Speaker 19: And you know, Vivak is right, all these unelected bureaucracts
40:59
Speaker 19: are based running thing. So hopefully Donald Trump's appointees can
41:02
Speaker 19: go in there and shut these guys down as soon
41:05
Speaker 19: as possible.
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Speaker 3: Alex Stein, thanks for your time tonight.
41:10
Speaker 11: Thank you.
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Speaker 20: REATA always a pleasure.
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Speaker 3: After the break, Kinsey Schofield joins me with the latest
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Speaker 3: celebrities jumping on the Trump bandwagon. Welcome back. Joining me
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Speaker 3: now is celebrity and royal reporter Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey Trump
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Speaker 3: received a rock star reception of the UFC over the
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Speaker 3: weekend in the wake of his election win. What can
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Speaker 3: you tell us about the celebrities who were there and
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Speaker 3: what happened?
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Speaker 23: Yeah, it was like a phoenix rising from the ashes.
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Speaker 6: He's showing us.
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Speaker 23: How cool and different and youthful and engaged tears compared
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Speaker 23: to Joe Biden.
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Speaker 6: He can stay out past six pm. He's hanging with
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Speaker 6: the cool.
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Speaker 23: Tech guys like Elon and you know he's he's hanging
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Speaker 23: out with rock stars like Kid Rock and controversial characters
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Speaker 23: like RFK Junior, who the Democrats shunned. So you know,
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Speaker 23: the Democrats shunned A Kennedy and look at how it's
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Speaker 23: blown up in their face. So he's got this cool
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Speaker 23: entourage around him, and it was really fun to see
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Speaker 23: him in that environment and hear the crowd erupt because
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Speaker 23: you know, it just gives you the sense that it's
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Speaker 23: cool to be patriotic again, and it's and it's cool
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Speaker 23: to to.
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Speaker 6: Love your president and to love your country.
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Speaker 3: And in those prime seats there were all sorts of characters.
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Speaker 3: Obviously he's crew, but then he had the likes of
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Speaker 3: Jelly Roll, who's a massive singer in the States of
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Speaker 3: the Moment. Triple h and Stephanie McMahon were there. There
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Speaker 3: was just a really interesting mix of celebrities and high
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Speaker 3: profile people there. And someone who wasn't there but who's
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Speaker 3: been spending a little bit of time with Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: is Sylvester Stallone, the famous actor Rocky Rambow, and he
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Speaker 3: had this to say about President elect Donald Trump.
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Speaker 8: We are in the presidence of a really mythical character.
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Speaker 8: I love mythology, and this individual does not exist on
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Speaker 8: this planet. Nobody in the world could have pulled off
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Speaker 8: what he pulled off. So I'm in awe and I'll
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Speaker 8: just say this and I mean it. When George Washington
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Speaker 8: defended his country, he had no idea that he was
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Speaker 8: going to change the world, because without him, you could
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Speaker 8: imagine what the world would look like. Guess what we got.
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Speaker 8: The second, George Washington, congratulations, Kinsey.
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Speaker 3: I'm a little bit worried about what his prospects are
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Speaker 3: going to be in Hollywood after what he said there.
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Speaker 3: Is he too big to be canceled? Is he doing
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Speaker 3: his own films being acting as producer as well, or
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Speaker 3: has he? Does he not care anymore because it's behind him?
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Speaker 11: Yeah?
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Speaker 23: I think he doesn't care anymore because he is so
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Speaker 23: self made and he has created projects for himself, like
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Speaker 23: Tulsa King. You know that the season two starting in September,
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Speaker 23: But on Instagram he says he's already working on season three.
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Speaker 23: But I think celebrities and Hollywood are learning a pretty
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Speaker 23: tough lesson from Rachel Zegler. I think they're going to
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Speaker 23: keep their heads down and their mouths shut. She's been
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Speaker 23: so irresponsible with the way she's criticized Trump voters to
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Speaker 23: the point where Disney has reconsidered, you know, do we
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Speaker 23: just trash this this Disney movie that we've spent millions
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Speaker 23: of dollars on? So I think that Hollywood is going
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Speaker 23: to keep their heads down for a little while until
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Speaker 23: somebody else gives them the confidence to be so ugly
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Speaker 23: and critical again.
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Speaker 6: But I think he was in a safe space.
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Speaker 3: There he was s saying it in a safe space.
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Speaker 3: But I do wonder if it's going to have repercussions
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Speaker 3: for him down the track. Let's talk about Diddy at
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Speaker 3: Sean Diddy Combs. He's allegedly been paying his fellow inmates
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Speaker 3: for the use of their telephone accounts to allegedly influence
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Speaker 3: his sex trafficking trial and blackmail victims is according to prosecutors,
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Speaker 3: what more can you tell us about this?
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Speaker 23: Yeah, so he does not want investigators and prosecutors to
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Speaker 23: be able to hear him on these calls. These calls
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Speaker 23: are recorded, so he's using other inmates to allow he
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Speaker 23: in exchange for cash. He uses their phone time, so
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Speaker 23: it's filed under their name, so it will be harder
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Speaker 23: for investigators and prosecutors to go listen in. But he's
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Speaker 23: also asking the person on the other end of the
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Speaker 23: phone to do a three way call, so that is
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Speaker 23: also against the rules. I don't know what the repercussions
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Speaker 23: of something like this could be. Perhaps he could have
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Speaker 23: that those privileges taken away, you know, phone privileges taken away.
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Speaker 23: But clearly something nefarious is going on for him to
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Speaker 23: be so strategic in the way.
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Speaker 6: He's trying to, you.
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Speaker 23: Know, to outwit the prosecutors.
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Speaker 3: We haven't talked about Britney Spears for a long time.
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Speaker 3: There reports her youngest son, Jaden, who's eighteen now, has
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Speaker 3: reached out to his mom, who he hasn't seen for
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Speaker 3: some time, has been estranged from her. He wants to reunite.
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Speaker 3: What can you tell us about this? It's so sad
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Speaker 3: that she has really no contact with her own children.
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Speaker 23: Yeah, so he moved to Hawaii with his brother and
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Speaker 23: father and his father's new family.
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Speaker 6: Here readA I'm.
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Speaker 23: A little cynical here because I understand that the child's
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Speaker 23: support has recently run out since he's turned eighteen years old.
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Speaker 23: Dad is no longer getting those big checks, and so
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Speaker 23: I'm wondering if he's reconnected with mommy. Because it's the
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Speaker 23: bank of Britain, and it's always been the bank of Brittany. So,
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Speaker 23: you know, I don't mean to be Debbie Downer, but
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Speaker 23: I'm a little cynical when it comes to these children
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Speaker 23: that have been critical of her in the public and
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Speaker 23: in the media. All of a sudden, somebody, you know,
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Speaker 23: comes home and is ready to get back in with mommy.
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Speaker 6: I mean, I think it might be the Bank of Brittany.
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Speaker 3: You know what, it did not even occur to me.
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Speaker 3: It has been said before. I can be dangerously naive,
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Speaker 3: and you've set me straight there, Kinsey, before you go.
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Speaker 3: Because some footage year of a convoy of Trump supporters
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Speaker 3: driving a their Trump train, they call it through an
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Speaker 3: a list California suburb home to the leftist of leftist celebrities,
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Speaker 3: including the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Meghan markl what's
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Speaker 3: been the reaction with the cops called.
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Speaker 23: But yeah, no, so this well drive this neighborhood crazy.
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Speaker 6: I you know, what can they do? They're just driving
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Speaker 6: through the neighborhood. You can't do any thing.
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Speaker 23: But celebrities like Katy Perry who went absolutely crazy for
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Speaker 23: Kamala and Hillary like, somebody needs to let her know,
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Speaker 23: we need you to step aside next election. Oprah Winfrey,
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Speaker 23: who also stumped for Kamala, Megan Markle, who we know
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Speaker 23: is a Kamala fan. This will absolutely they do not
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Speaker 23: want this kind of presence in Montecito, California.
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Speaker 6: So this tickled a lot of people.
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Speaker 3: I tickled May. I would have loved to seen Oprah
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Speaker 3: come out there and just wave her fist at them,
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Speaker 3: but we didn't have that, Kinsey Schofield, thank you so
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Speaker 3: much for your time tonight, and that's all the time
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Speaker 3: I've got. I'll see you at eleven tomorrow night. Up
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Speaker 3: next is Newsnight.