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The Rita Panahi Show | 18 December · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scoring lis Oustrodia. This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panekey Show.
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Speaker 3: Coming up tonight, the ABC called out for institutional bias
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Speaker 3: after the Islamic State inspired Bondai massacre. Michael Kroger and
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Speaker 3: Jack Houghton will cover the day's top headlines.
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Speaker 2: The Great John Heinderraker will.
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Speaker 3: Have the latest from the US as President Trump expands
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Speaker 3: the travel ban to thirty nine countries. Vlania Trump releases
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Speaker 3: the trailer for her upcoming documentary and it looks spectacular.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey's Scofield will have more on that and Left He's Losing.
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Speaker 3: It features this charming democrat operative and.
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Speaker 4: I'm not sure he's not get worked. Don't start up
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Speaker 4: to meet because frankly, I wouldn't toss down his guard
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Speaker 4: damn throwed if his hot was so far.
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Speaker 3: The ABC has been accused of ignoring anti Semitism and
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Speaker 3: relentlessly promote the pro Palestinian cause, particularly since the October
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Speaker 3: seven terrorist attacks. Yesterday we showed you Josh Fredenberg calling
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Speaker 3: out the propaganda from the public broadcaster.
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Speaker 2: Have a listen.
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Speaker 5: I heard one of the leading journalists from the ABC
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Speaker 5: say this has nothing to do with religion. Well, you
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Speaker 5: know what that is. That's propaganda, that's not fact. We've
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Speaker 5: heard from the agencies that there was an ISIS flag
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Speaker 5: in the car, and we heard that these people have
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Speaker 5: been training with Islamic extremists. We cannot accept people coming
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Speaker 5: to this country. We cannot accept people staying in this
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Speaker 5: country who do not subscribe to Australian values. This is
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Speaker 5: a matter of self defense.
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Speaker 3: The journalist who was referring to there is the ABC's
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Speaker 3: Global Affairs editor Laura Tingle. This is what she said
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Speaker 3: on the ABC Tuesday afternoon, two days after the US
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Speaker 3: terrorist attack. Absolutely a radicalized these work targeting Jews in
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Speaker 3: is anti Semitic, but we are ascribing all sorts of
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Speaker 3: things right.
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Speaker 6: Their actions are not based on their religion.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is former Victorian Liberal Party president Michael
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Speaker 3: Kroger and Sky News digital leeditter Jack Houghton. Michael, are
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Speaker 3: we going to see some sort of self reflection from
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Speaker 3: the ABC? Will anything be done about the institutional bias
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Speaker 3: at that organization?
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Speaker 7: Well, no, there won't be. And that was just shocking,
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Speaker 7: isn't it. I Mean, Laurd Tingle says to everybody, this
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Speaker 7: is how I think she was the political leeditor on
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Speaker 7: the seven thirty report. Now she's the Global Affairs editor.
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Speaker 7: But this is the way her mind works. Right that
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Speaker 7: this terrorist attack had nothing to do with radical Islam,
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Speaker 7: she would be the only person in the world that
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Speaker 7: thinks that, apart from Christy Barrett, the AFP Commissioner, everybody else.
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Speaker 1: In the world.
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Speaker 7: Rita knows that this is a perverted extreme form of
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Speaker 7: the Islamic religion and that's what perpetrated, that's what encouraged,
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Speaker 7: that's what determined, that's what made these people do what
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Speaker 7: they did. Right, death to the infidels. This is this
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Speaker 7: extreme form Islam. For Laura Ritiegles said it had nothing
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Speaker 7: to do with religion. That is completely delusional and it's
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Speaker 7: a great concern to mean everybody here in Australia that
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Speaker 7: the ABC's Global Affairs editor would think that way.
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Speaker 1: That's the why her mind thinks.
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Speaker 7: Hasn't she been watching the media for the last two years,
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Speaker 7: three years, five years, twenty five years. I think it's
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Speaker 7: just appalling and it's an embarrassment to a national broadcast reader.
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Speaker 2: Jack.
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Speaker 3: These comments were made well after it was established that
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Speaker 3: the alleged government, the younger alleged gunman had known links
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Speaker 3: to Islamic State terrorists after it was established that there
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Speaker 3: was Islamic State flags in the cars of the sailence,
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Speaker 3: and yet the ABC are still pushing this notion that
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Speaker 3: this had nothing to do with religion.
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Speaker 8: Well, I agree with Michael as well. It is a
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Speaker 8: fundamental misunderstanding of the subject matter and a fundamental misunderstanding
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Speaker 8: of the reporting which she is supposed to be doing.
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Speaker 8: Now let's keep in mind she is supposed to report
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Speaker 8: the news. This is firebrand commentary which is appearing to
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Speaker 8: assert the motive of the shooters before the courts have
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Speaker 8: even had a chance. So I would actually go a
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Speaker 8: step further to say that the ABC is in very,
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Speaker 8: very big trouble here and potentially even being contemptuous by
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Speaker 8: suggesting that religion is not a motive, because the official
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Speaker 8: police charges of this one individual, the younger, the son
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Speaker 8: who is alive, say that it was religiously motivated. So
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Speaker 8: who on earth does Laura Tingle think she is to
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Speaker 8: jump that process to spread misinformation throughout Australia at a
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Speaker 8: time of mourning, at a time of unset urty and fear.
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Speaker 8: Who does she think she is to just make these
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Speaker 8: assumptions and to put this information out there that this
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Speaker 8: was anything other than what we all know it is.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 3: Josh Freedenberg hasn't been the only member of the Jewish
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Speaker 3: community taking the ABC to task. Victoria Tablitski, whose father
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Speaker 3: was shot in the Bondai terrorist attack, called out the
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Speaker 3: Public Broadcaster live on air.
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Speaker 2: Have a look and ABC.
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Speaker 9: I've got to say, will you cut out the biased
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Speaker 9: reporting mainstream media? We feel we've yeah, will you will
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Speaker 9: you cut it out? Will you actually let us have
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Speaker 9: a voice because we feel that part of the reason
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Speaker 9: that the Jewish people have experienced such a massive change
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Speaker 9: in Australia towards US.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I'm Ossie.
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Speaker 3: Jack, are we going to see some account ability from
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Speaker 3: the Public Broadcaster? They are the beneficiary of more than
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Speaker 3: a billion dollars in taxpayer money every year. They're required
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Speaker 3: to be balanced. They have a charter that they seem
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Speaker 3: to willfully ignore every day.
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Speaker 8: The ABC is in desperate need of reform. I personally
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Speaker 8: wrote to HUMRX and Justin Stevens, who are the two
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Speaker 8: leaders that are responsible for this lawa tingle mess suggesting
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Speaker 8: that religion is not a motive. Before anybody has had
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Speaker 8: a chance to even test this in court. Her just
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Speaker 8: putting that out there, and I said, do you stand
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Speaker 8: by this? How could you stand by it? It's misinformation.
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Speaker 8: The ABC communications team wrote back to me and they
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Speaker 8: stood by it. The podcast is still live. They are
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Speaker 8: not accountable to anybody. And there is a reason there
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Speaker 8: is palpable anger in the Jewish community because they have
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Speaker 8: seen this for years. They've seen the ABC do things
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Speaker 8: like higher Antoinette Latoufe when she was the one who
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Speaker 8: was going around saying, oh, they weren't saying gas the Jews.
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Speaker 8: They merely said, here are the Jews, as if that
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Speaker 8: distinction about Jew hunting is somewhat of a lesser standard.
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Speaker 8: They gave her a job. Now, obviously they shouldn't have
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Speaker 8: fired her in the way that they did it. It was
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Speaker 8: found to be illegal. But the Jewish community has seen
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Speaker 8: time and time again, instance after instance. They've seen ABC
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Speaker 8: News reporters just uncritically quote Humas figures as if okay,
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Speaker 8: well they're capable of mass murder, but they're incapable of
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Speaker 8: fudging a spreadsheet. Really that there's no skepticism when it
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Speaker 8: comes to some of the pro Palestinian arguments. They've seen this,
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Speaker 8: that trust is gone and there is a leadership a
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Speaker 8: fundamental leadership issue at the ABC. If Hu Marx cannot
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Speaker 8: stand up and say, Laura Tingle, you were wrong to
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Speaker 8: ascribe motive to the shooter in a way that is
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Speaker 8: wildly out of line with every single theory and every
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Speaker 8: single prosecution line. You were wrong to do that. We're
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Speaker 8: going to take the podcast down, an issue an apology.
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Speaker 8: If he cannot do that very simple thing which Australians
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Speaker 8: need him to do, he's not fit to do that
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Speaker 8: job and the Coalition needs to reform the ABC.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 3: In a powerful speech in front of the Prime Minister
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Speaker 3: last night, Rabbi Ben Elton called out Australia's failure to
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Speaker 3: address anti Semitism.
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Speaker 2: Have listened to this.
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Speaker 10: The time for evading and muddying the issue is over,
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Speaker 10: the time for distracting, for gas lighting, for manufacturing complexity
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Speaker 10: where it does not exist is over.
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Speaker 2: Michael.
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Speaker 3: You can just imagine the PM squirming in his seat
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Speaker 3: listening to that here and his ministers, and.
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Speaker 2: It's got to be said.
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Speaker 3: The bureaucracy as well have been guilty of doing just that.
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Speaker 2: They've been distracting, they've.
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Speaker 3: Been gas lighting and manufacturing complexity.
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Speaker 7: Well look sadly, that's absolutely right. I mean, Albaniz, the
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Speaker 7: Primacy has had more than two years to do something
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Speaker 7: about this, and he's You've reached out a long list
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Speaker 7: of things he's done, like a student on Budsman and things.
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Speaker 1: Like this, as if this is important.
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Speaker 7: What has happened to this country is hate speech against Jews,
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Speaker 7: hatred of Jews, hatred of Israel, wink wing, dog whistling
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Speaker 7: against the Jewish community has been allowed to go on
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Speaker 7: for more than two years.
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Speaker 1: And the federal government is very.
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Speaker 7: Much responsible for leading that dog whistling by the twenty
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Speaker 7: or thirty acts that they've taken.
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Speaker 1: Which has given a license to Jewish hatred.
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Speaker 7: You know, they delegitimized Jerusalem. We've changed our votes in
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Speaker 7: the u N. We've had a war with a verbal
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Speaker 7: war with Benjamin Ettnia, who we've brought three thousand people
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Speaker 7: in from Gaza. Very little has been done about these
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Speaker 7: demonstrations that have been spewing Jewish hatred. Our Foreign minister
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Speaker 7: called on Israel to show restraint. In the days after
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Speaker 7: October seven, Pennywonger Foreign Ministers said that Benjamin Ettania, who
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Speaker 7: would be arrested in Australia if he came here, et cetera,
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Speaker 7: et cetera.
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Speaker 1: There are dozens of.
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Speaker 7: These dog whistling incidents which have given the license to
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Speaker 7: Jewish hatred and Israeli hatred. So I'm afraid. I'm afraid
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Speaker 7: our Prime minister. Shame on him. He should resign, he
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Speaker 7: should resign. Australia is a country now we're internationally shamed.
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Speaker 7: I mean, after October seven, the one country out of
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Speaker 7: two hundred countries in this world where more Jews have
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Speaker 7: been killed than.
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Speaker 1: Any other country is Australia.
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Speaker 7: And a massacre of Jews on the streets in Sydney,
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Speaker 7: Oh my god, unthinkable. It should never have happened. And
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Speaker 7: I'm afraid our government's weakness has contributed to the shocking
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Speaker 7: increased in anti Semitism in this country today.
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Speaker 1: Rita.
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Speaker 3: Now, the hero who risked his life tackling a terrorist
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Speaker 3: and no doubt saved lives doing so, he's being attacked
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Speaker 3: by some as a traitor and a mercenary. On the
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Speaker 3: popular Palestinean facebook site Ramalin News, there are hundreds of
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Speaker 3: comments about that act of heroics that we saw go
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Speaker 3: viral around the world, but around seventy five percent of
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Speaker 3: the comments say Ahmed's life saving actions amounted to treason
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Speaker 3: because it's saved the lives of Jewish Australians. Jack, It's
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Speaker 3: so appalling, but I've got to say not terribly surprising
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Speaker 3: when you look at how many continue to defend and
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Speaker 3: rationalize October seven.
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Speaker 8: Exactly, and that man is a hero and it's a
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Speaker 8: tragedy that people within that community are pressuring him and
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Speaker 8: pressuring others who have commonalities of faith into not agreeing
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Speaker 8: with that. We all saw on October seven, before Israel
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Speaker 8: even had an opportunity to retaliate, before there was any
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Speaker 8: instance of retaliation, that there were hate preachers on the
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Speaker 8: streets in Western Sydney. Do we really think that this
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Speaker 8: problem is so isolated from an ideological perspective that nobody
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Speaker 8: in Western Sydney is harboring views that are similar. I
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Speaker 8: think if you look at the video, it shows that
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Speaker 8: the Prime Minister at that time, when the videos came
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Speaker 8: out and then there was the protest of the Opera House,
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Speaker 8: that should have been the number one problem that he
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Speaker 8: had to contain, and it wasn't. And that's where everyone
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Speaker 8: has been let down here.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump has used the terrorist attack in Bondai to
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Speaker 3: warn Americans thinking of similar attacks, have a listen.
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Speaker 4: Bad things are happening, and we're not going to let
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Speaker 4: that happen while I'm president and the DOJ and Harmy,
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Speaker 4: We're not.
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Speaker 1: We're not going to let it happen.
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Speaker 3: Michael. Peace through strength. That's the Trump philosophy. And when
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Speaker 3: it comes to Israel, when it comes to the Jewish
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Speaker 3: community at large, they certainly have a strong, steadfast ally
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Speaker 3: in Donald Trump.
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Speaker 7: What they certainly do in peace through strength was the
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Speaker 7: Reagan mantra a generation ago, and it's the only way
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Speaker 7: to deal with Middle Eastern polics for all the reasons
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Speaker 7: and all the history that we know RITA weakness is provocative,
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Speaker 7: which is one of the problems in Australia. The government
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Speaker 7: here has shown enormous weakness, our federal government, and it's
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Speaker 7: been provocative and we've seen what happened on Sunday night.
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Speaker 7: The only way to deal with these Middle East and
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Speaker 7: problems is through strength. Anyone knows anything about the Middle
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Speaker 7: East knows that you know, strength winds and weakness.
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Speaker 1: Weakness.
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Speaker 7: Weakness leads to these types of things. And so Trump
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Speaker 7: has been outstanding on the Middle East, outstanding on the borders,
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Speaker 7: outstanding on anti Semitism and you know, disgusting anti semitism
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Speaker 7: at American university campuses. On those issues, his performance has
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Speaker 7: been first class on the settlement of the war, et.
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Speaker 1: Cetera, et cetera. So, yes, Israel have a true friend
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Speaker 1: in him.
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Speaker 7: I'm just sorry to say, Rita that in Australia we
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Speaker 7: can't we can't say the same thing. Our Prime Minister
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Speaker 7: was last seen, you know, lecturing us about his conversations.
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Speaker 7: He had a conversation with Makhmudabas, the head of the
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Speaker 7: Palestinian author already and he said he'd got a bus
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Speaker 7: to agree a certain anyway on it went. We're in
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Speaker 7: a world of pain in this country and it's because
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Speaker 7: of weakness of leadership at a federal government level.
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Speaker 3: Now, Michael, I know you go to Israel regularly. You
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Speaker 3: have a great affinity with the Jewish people. I was
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Speaker 3: in Israel this time last year and I was shocked
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Speaker 3: by how people in Israel thought Australians were anti Semitic.
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Speaker 3: When they learned that we were from Australia, our group
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Speaker 3: was from Australia. One of the first things they would
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Speaker 3: ask is Do you hate Israel? Do you hate Jews?
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Speaker 3: Like everyone else in Australia, they are keenly aware of
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Speaker 3: the incidents that have happened here even before Sunday. I
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Speaker 3: fear that those views about Australia are not going to
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Speaker 3: change in the short to medium term. They are going
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Speaker 3: to think this is an anti Semitic country that is
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Speaker 3: not a safe place for Jews.
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Speaker 7: Reader If they thought that before Sunday and the terrorism
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Speaker 7: attack at Bondo, what do you think they're thinking now.
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Speaker 7: I'm going to be there in three weeks. I'm going
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Speaker 7: to be there in three weeks, and I am absolutely
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Speaker 7: certainly what you're saying is right. I'm going to have
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Speaker 7: people saying to me all day long, what has happened
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Speaker 7: to Australia. What's happened to the peaceful, Jewish loving country
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Speaker 7: that so many Jews went to live in, starting particularly
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Speaker 7: after World War Two.
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Speaker 1: We know though here in the first fleet, but after.
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Speaker 7: World War Two we were a safe place for Jewish people,
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Speaker 7: and now our reputations in tatters. It's shocking the reputation
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Speaker 7: of our country has been so internationally damaged over the
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Speaker 7: last two years, and we allow this thing to happen
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Speaker 7: on Sunday nights. I mean, you know, incitement to violence,
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Speaker 7: incitement to hatred, leeds to events like this and Australia
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Speaker 7: now is you know, amongst a lot of Jewish people
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Speaker 7: and international pariah and it's.
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Speaker 1: Shocking, it should never have happened.
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Speaker 7: But this is what happens when as did weaknesses provocative
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Speaker 7: and that's what's happened in this country today.
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Speaker 1: Read it sadly.
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Speaker 3: Michael Kroger, Jack Caughton, thank you so much for your
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Speaker 3: time tonight. Now it's time for lefties losing it. Let's
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Speaker 3: start with Democrat Debbie Wilson and Schultz, who really should
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Speaker 3: feature more heavily in this segment because she is a
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Speaker 3: certifiable lefty losing it, incapable of rationality. She was asked
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Speaker 3: to appear on News Nation to speak about Gihardism and
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Speaker 3: the rise of anti Semitism in America.
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Speaker 2: It did not go well.
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Speaker 11: What is the bigger threat to America right now, American values,
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Speaker 11: American life, Islamophobia or gihyde I think we have to focus,
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Speaker 11: quite frankly on if we're worried about the threats to
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Speaker 11: American values, on the person who's in the White House.
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Speaker 11: I mean we have a common really, come on, yeah,
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Speaker 11: I'm going there because we have a president who has
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Speaker 11: completely undermined our democracy, who divide instead of unite us.
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Speaker 11: The responsibility I have to Scongishmon.
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Speaker 8: You know how much I admire you and I always
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Speaker 8: appreciate you being a way to come on and discuss things.
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Speaker 11: But we booked you to talk about anti Semitism in
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Speaker 11: islama forma in America.
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Speaker 3: So well, that was a mistake, wasn't it. These sad
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Speaker 3: democrats are one trick ponies. It's all about bashing Trump
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Speaker 3: in the most hysterical fashion imaginable. Let's go to church
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Speaker 3: in Canada. I wonder what holy sermons will be treated
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Speaker 3: to here, What wise words of wisdom from church leaders?
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Speaker 12: Oh boy, what a treat to be here this morning
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Speaker 12: as I am most Sunday mornings. And I'm so excited
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Speaker 12: I get to share this part of me too, because
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Speaker 12: let me tell you some you can keep going.
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Speaker 3: Oh boy, Okay, Let's now watch loopy lefty writer Waja
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Speaker 3: to Ali, who features in the New York Times occasionally. Well,
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Speaker 3: he makes an absolute clown of himself in this exchange
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Speaker 3: with fitness guru Jillian Michaels.
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Speaker 6: Jillian, Gillian, you are still admission own admission.
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Speaker 1: Are a white nationalist, by your own admission. That's what
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Speaker 1: you are. A weight nationalist. You admitted it.
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Speaker 13: You know.
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Speaker 14: I'm Arab bright number one.
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Speaker 3: Now, what we've learned about the left in recent years
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Speaker 3: is they are angry, hysterical, and often deeply unpleasant. Democrat
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Speaker 3: operative James carvill manages the trifecta here when he claims
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump has no humanity, followed by this.
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Speaker 4: The basic elements of humanity, and I'm not sure he's
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Speaker 4: not good work. Don't it's start up to me because frankly,
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Speaker 4: I wouldn't just down his goddamn throat if his heart
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Speaker 4: was so far incredible.
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Speaker 3: Now to musician Bob Villain, who is so full of hate,
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Speaker 3: so full of bile, that he said this about Harley
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Speaker 3: Kirk on stage, I want.
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Speaker 9: To dedicate this next one.
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Speaker 1: The pronouns was.
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Speaker 3: Were Bob is a vile, attention seeking gutta dwelling loser.
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Speaker 3: I think the lesson here is don't be like Bob.
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Speaker 3: Still to come the latest from the US, plus we'll
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Speaker 3: look at the sterling work of Swedish Doomsday Wench Greta Thunberg,
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Speaker 3: John Heindereker is up next.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back. Let's have a look at.
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Speaker 3: The sterling work of Swedish doomsday wench A Greta Thunberg,
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Speaker 3: who has gone effortlessly from global warming hysteric to anti
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Speaker 3: Israel activists to this.
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Speaker 15: All across Europe, factories are shutting down and hundreds of
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Speaker 15: thousands of workers are losing their jobs. But what happens
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Speaker 15: if we don't accept that?
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Speaker 2: What happens if we fight back?
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Speaker 15: Our so called leaders are never going to do the
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Speaker 15: changes needed to safeguard our future. It is up to us,
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Speaker 15: especially the workers of this world, to be the solution
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Speaker 15: of a problem created by this system.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is center of the American Experiment, President
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Speaker 3: and founder and writer at the popular power Line blog,
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Speaker 3: John Heindereicher, John, there you go. Greta, who's never had
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Speaker 3: a real job, is now a champion of workers. I
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Speaker 3: wonder why those factories in Europe are closing down? Could
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Speaker 3: it be the self inflicted energy crisis the many European
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Speaker 3: leaders inflicted on their country at the behest of global
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Speaker 3: warming hysterics.
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Speaker 16: Just like Greta, Yeah, I mean at Greta Thunberg must
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Speaker 16: be one of the least self aware of people in
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Speaker 16: the world. Workers of the world.
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Speaker 1: You made, she says.
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Speaker 16: But of course, the reason why factories have shut down
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Speaker 16: all across Europe is because green energy laws that have
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Speaker 16: been promoted by people like Greta Thunberg have driven up
21:30
Speaker 16: the cost of electricity and made it impossible for those
21:33
Speaker 16: factories to compete internationally. So Thunberg herself is one of
21:38
Speaker 16: the causes of the problem that she is decrying.
21:43
Speaker 3: Oh, absolutely, the cost of energy, the dean industrialization of
21:49
Speaker 3: some countries in the West, it's all because of these
21:53
Speaker 3: green policies.
21:54
Speaker 2: And now now they're champions of workers.
21:57
Speaker 3: Now let's go to the US and there are someone
22:00
Speaker 3: the right calling for President Trump to sack his chief
22:03
Speaker 3: of staff after her ill advised, some would say idiotic
22:07
Speaker 3: decision to speak to Vanity fairh She didn't just speak
22:11
Speaker 3: to them, she gave them long term access.
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Speaker 2: John, How do you see this issue, reader, This.
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Speaker 16: Was unbelievably stupid, Susie Wiles said, For eleven interviews with
22:23
Speaker 16: Vanity Fair over the past year, there's still more vicious
22:27
Speaker 16: anti conservative, anti Trump outlet than Vanity Fair. I don't
22:33
Speaker 16: get it. Did Susie Wiles just fall off a turnip truck.
22:37
Speaker 16: I mean, what did she think Vanity Fair was going
22:39
Speaker 16: to do with those hours of interview tape devoted an
22:43
Speaker 16: entire issue one hundred and fifty pages of verbatim transcript
22:47
Speaker 16: of Susie Wiles. No, of course not obviously, they are
22:52
Speaker 16: going to pluck out the sentences they could use to
22:55
Speaker 16: make Donald Trump look bad. Anybody could have foreseen that.
22:59
Speaker 16: And I find it just inexplicable that Susie Wilds would
23:03
Speaker 16: do something that's foolish.
23:06
Speaker 2: It is just so profoundly foolish.
23:09
Speaker 3: She's not a naive woman, so how she came to
23:14
Speaker 3: make this decision eleven times is beyond me. Let's have
23:18
Speaker 3: a look at a couple of the stories and the
23:20
Speaker 3: angles that Vanity Fair took. Susie Wilds seemed to compare
23:24
Speaker 3: teetotal like Donald Trump to an alcoholic. That one got
23:28
Speaker 3: plenty of headlines. John She claimed that Vice President J. D.
23:32
Speaker 2: Vance has been.
23:32
Speaker 3: A conspiracy theorist for a decade and his conversion to
23:36
Speaker 3: the MAGA cause may have been.
23:39
Speaker 2: Political, sort of political, she said. And she also said.
23:43
Speaker 3: That for Donald Trump, the Naco boat strikes are all
23:47
Speaker 3: about removing Nicholas Maduro from power, is that any of
23:51
Speaker 3: that helpful to the Trump administration.
23:55
Speaker 16: I don't see how it can be.
23:56
Speaker 3: Reader.
23:57
Speaker 16: I mean this alcoholic personality thinking Trump way is supporting
24:01
Speaker 16: Susie Will sticking up for and he said, yes, yes,
24:04
Speaker 16: it's true. I do have kind of an alcoholic personality.
24:07
Speaker 16: Of course, to me, that makes no sense. And alcoholic
24:10
Speaker 16: personality is one that you know, you drink too much.
24:12
Speaker 16: And Trump hasn't had a drink in decades. So you know,
24:16
Speaker 16: what was she talking about? I have no idea, But
24:19
Speaker 16: obviously these are sentences plucked out of hours of interviews
24:23
Speaker 16: with the intention of making Trump and his administration look bad,
24:28
Speaker 16: exactly as anybody should have expected.
24:32
Speaker 3: Now today present, Trump spoke about the naval blockade of
24:37
Speaker 3: sanctioned oil vessels leaving and heading to when is viola.
24:42
Speaker 9: It's the blockade, not gonna let anybody going through that
24:45
Speaker 9: shouldn't be going through.
24:47
Speaker 8: You remember they took all of our energy, right, they took.
24:50
Speaker 16: All of our oil from not that long ago, and
24:55
Speaker 16: we want it back, but they took it.
24:57
Speaker 6: They illegally took it.
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Speaker 3: John, tell me about the escalation of this conflict.
25:06
Speaker 16: Well, you know, we have an aircraft carrier strikeforce stationed
25:11
Speaker 16: in the Caribbean. Now off the Venezuelan coast, there's a
25:16
Speaker 16: lot of ships, you know, that's not just one ship,
25:18
Speaker 16: that's a whole bunch of ships, whole bunch of planes,
25:20
Speaker 16: a whole bunch of personnel. You can't just leave them
25:23
Speaker 16: sitting there indefinitely. Sooner or later they have to either
25:25
Speaker 16: do something or go home. And so President Trump is
25:29
Speaker 16: trying to ratchet up the pressure on Maduro to try
25:32
Speaker 16: to drive him out of office without armed conflict. The
25:37
Speaker 16: last thing he wants to do is invade Venezuela. That's
25:39
Speaker 16: not going to happen. But sanctions do not have much
25:43
Speaker 16: of a track record at forcing dictators out of office. Rarely,
25:48
Speaker 16: if ever, happens. And it's not clear to me that
25:51
Speaker 16: there's any pressure that our administration can bring to bear
25:55
Speaker 16: that's actually going to drive Maduro out now.
25:58
Speaker 3: John Democrat gresswoman Elan Omer has hit out at the
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Speaker 3: President again over his comments about Somalian migrants, particularly in Minnesota.
26:08
Speaker 2: She had this to say on CNN. We are.
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Speaker 17: Doctors, we are teachers, we are entrepreneurs, and we are
26:17
Speaker 17: elected representatives of our state. And so there's these vile
26:23
Speaker 17: comments and this sort of queepy obsession that he has
26:28
Speaker 17: on me and Somali Americans really is dangerous and it's
26:32
Speaker 17: beneath the Office of the Presidency.
26:36
Speaker 3: John the White House social media team shared that clip.
26:40
Speaker 3: They posted it along with a comment about eighty percent
26:44
Speaker 3: of Somali immigrant households receiving some form of welfare. Tell
26:49
Speaker 3: me about this ongoing war of words between elan Omer,
26:55
Speaker 3: Tim Walls and the Trump administration.
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Speaker 16: Well, it's unbelievable, Rita. As you know, the Somalis in Minnesota,
27:05
Speaker 16: they're not many doctors, but there's a lot of fraudsters.
27:07
Speaker 16: You know, they've stolen billions of dollars in taxpayer money.
27:12
Speaker 16: It's turned into an industry here. The Trump administration is
27:15
Speaker 16: finally caught onto it. They're talking about it. The Walls
27:18
Speaker 16: administration is trying to defend itself at il hand. Omar
27:21
Speaker 16: is trying to personalize it, make it about her and
27:24
Speaker 16: the president. Tim Walls says, we don't have enough Somalis
27:27
Speaker 16: in Minnesota. He wants more. You don't bring it more
27:31
Speaker 16: more Somalis. And of course they're loyal Democratic Party voters,
27:34
Speaker 16: you know, that's why he wants wants more Somalis. So
27:37
Speaker 16: we'll see where this all goes. These these Somalis, the
27:41
Speaker 16: ones that have been prosecuted for fraud, are overwhelmingly American
27:45
Speaker 16: citizens and they have been really assiduous. So the Democratic
27:48
Speaker 16: Party has been really assiduous about getting them naturalized as citizens,
27:53
Speaker 16: and they've become a very powerful voting block here in Minnesota.
27:57
Speaker 16: And so it's not really a situation where illegal immigration,
28:01
Speaker 16: you know, that's really not the problem when you talk
28:03
Speaker 16: about this community.
28:07
Speaker 3: Is the unprecedented fraud we've seen in Minnesota putting any
28:12
Speaker 3: pressure on Governor Tim Walls.
28:16
Speaker 16: Oh, sure it is. My organization pulled this in September,
28:19
Speaker 16: and fifty six percent of Minnesotan's and our poll said
28:22
Speaker 16: Walls hadn't done enough about fraud. Sixty one percent in
28:26
Speaker 16: the suburbs, which are the battleground areas in our state,
28:29
Speaker 16: say that Tim Walls has not done enough about fraud.
28:32
Speaker 16: It is going to be a huge issue in the
28:34
Speaker 16: November election. Tim Walls is trying to get a third term,
28:37
Speaker 16: which is always hard to do, and the Republicans obviously
28:40
Speaker 16: are going to be pounding away on this issue of fraud.
28:45
Speaker 3: Now, there's been a high profile resignation today FBI Deputy
28:50
Speaker 3: director Dan Bongino is going to be stepping down.
28:54
Speaker 2: How do you think that's going to be viewed? He
28:56
Speaker 2: appears to be leaving on good terms.
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Speaker 16: Yeah, I think fundamentally reader celebrity appointments often don't turn
29:05
Speaker 16: out too well. The deputy director of the FBI historically
29:10
Speaker 16: has been a guy who administers the agency behind the scenes,
29:14
Speaker 16: really more of a bureaucrat administrator. And of course that's
29:18
Speaker 16: not Dan Bongino. He's a flamboyant podcaster and so he's
29:23
Speaker 16: going to go back to his podcast and I think,
29:25
Speaker 16: frankly he's probably better suited to that role than to
29:29
Speaker 16: being the deputy director of the FBI.
29:34
Speaker 3: He'll be fascinating to see how that will work with
29:37
Speaker 3: that podcast. And he always had incredible sources given his background.
29:42
Speaker 2: But now that he has been.
29:44
Speaker 3: The deputy director of the FBI, can you just imagine
29:47
Speaker 3: the news he'll be breaking now. President Doald Trump has
29:51
Speaker 3: expanded the US travel ban liss.
29:54
Speaker 13: Is but.
29:56
Speaker 3: Five additional countries. As well as people traveling on Palestinian
30:01
Speaker 3: authority issued documents, they won't be allowed into the US.
30:05
Speaker 2: The list of banned.
30:07
Speaker 3: Countries or countries that have got a full or at
30:10
Speaker 3: least some sort of partial ban stands at thirty nine. John,
30:14
Speaker 3: that is an extensive list.
30:17
Speaker 16: Well, that's a huge list. It's probably too big a list.
30:20
Speaker 16: You know, under our constitution and at our laws, the
30:23
Speaker 16: president has got a lot of authority over immigration. He
30:26
Speaker 16: can by order suspend all immigration if he wants to,
30:31
Speaker 16: or he can suspend any part of it that he
30:33
Speaker 16: may want to. He's chosen to do that now. But
30:35
Speaker 16: this is not going to be permanent. At some point,
30:38
Speaker 16: immigration from some of these countries, or travel from some
30:41
Speaker 16: of these countries is going to resume. But what I
30:43
Speaker 16: hope Trump does is just stop this practice of importing
30:48
Speaker 16: millions of people from hostile third world countries, especially in
30:53
Speaker 16: the Middle East and Africa, into our nation. We don't
30:56
Speaker 16: need them, you know, there are many cases hostile to
31:00
Speaker 16: our country and to our culture, and I hope that
31:03
Speaker 16: he will simply cut off that stream of immigration.
31:08
Speaker 3: Well, you look at that list of countries and there
31:10
Speaker 3: are overwhelmingly African countries, countries in the Middle East, so
31:16
Speaker 3: they are on that list. Now, do have some good
31:18
Speaker 3: news for you, John Axius has reported earlier this week
31:21
Speaker 3: that Kamala Harris is running again. The former Vice president
31:25
Speaker 3: has made it clear to potential twenty twenty eight rivals
31:29
Speaker 3: that she's working to keep another White House campaign vible.
31:35
Speaker 2: What are her chances, John.
31:39
Speaker 16: Well, her chances are slim and nan reta. She's not
31:42
Speaker 16: going to be the Democrats nominee in twenty twenty eight.
31:46
Speaker 16: I mean, she was an embarrassment in twenty twenty four.
31:50
Speaker 16: I think greeted that the reason why she's doing this
31:53
Speaker 16: is not because she's serious about trying to get elected
31:55
Speaker 16: president in twenty twenty eight. But oftentimes politicians are in
31:59
Speaker 16: this situation where they have to at least tease the
32:03
Speaker 16: idea that they're going to be running for president so
32:06
Speaker 16: that they stay relevant. She wants to be a guest
32:09
Speaker 16: on the view, you know, she wants to go on,
32:12
Speaker 16: she wants to get paid one hundred thousand dollars to
32:14
Speaker 16: give her thirty minute speech and so forth, and so
32:17
Speaker 16: she's got to stay relevant. How do you stay relevant
32:19
Speaker 16: by putting it out there that you're running for president.
32:24
Speaker 3: Well, she's had already two trips to Australia. First one
32:28
Speaker 3: was speaking at some sort of a real estate conference
32:31
Speaker 3: on the Gold Coast, and I think she's going to
32:35
Speaker 3: be back again. So I don't know why we are
32:37
Speaker 3: being targeted by Kamala Harris. Someone's writing her checks in Australia.
32:42
Speaker 2: I don't know who.
32:43
Speaker 3: Before you go, we played last night some really terrible footage,
32:48
Speaker 3: ugly hate field footage of an attack against a lovely
32:53
Speaker 3: lady working at Target, just going about a business, trying
32:56
Speaker 3: to do a job, when she's set upon by this
33:00
Speaker 3: bowmuthed demon Karen, who berates her for wearing a Charlie
33:05
Speaker 3: Kirk's shirt. Now, there's been a development in this story,
33:08
Speaker 3: but let's just remind the audience about the encounter.
33:12
Speaker 2: Stupid, No, why the do you wear that?
33:15
Speaker 16: You're at work at Target.
33:17
Speaker 9: That's not a Target shirt, it's not a clean red shirt.
33:21
Speaker 6: You support a recess.
33:23
Speaker 2: The opinion is the faces and you support him.
33:25
Speaker 9: Yes, you're a peri and you shouldn't a You should
33:29
Speaker 9: not be allowed to wear that.
33:30
Speaker 6: This is going to be taken above your friend.
33:33
Speaker 7: That's insane.
33:35
Speaker 3: Yep, like a good Karen trying to get that poor
33:38
Speaker 3: woman sacked. That's just part of the tirade that woman
33:42
Speaker 3: was subjected to from the crazy Karen.
33:44
Speaker 2: She's the one who posted it that.
33:46
Speaker 3: The Karen is the one who thought she looked good
33:49
Speaker 3: in that video. She posted it expecting to get applause. Instead,
33:54
Speaker 3: that woman, who's believed to work at the end Low
33:57
Speaker 3: Health Medical Center in northern Californias now being investigated by
34:01
Speaker 3: her workplace, who say they are deeply concerned about the
34:05
Speaker 3: tenor of the post.
34:06
Speaker 2: Really, we ask for patients and.
34:08
Speaker 3: Calm as we conduct our own internal investigation of this matter.
34:12
Speaker 3: I don't know how much of an investigation they need. John,
34:15
Speaker 3: the video was pretty self expandatory.
34:19
Speaker 16: Yeah, I think we just investigated a moment ago read.
34:21
Speaker 16: I think that's pretty much all you need to know.
34:24
Speaker 16: But you know, this woman displayed liberal privilege. Liberals think
34:29
Speaker 16: they can do this. They think they could just walk
34:31
Speaker 16: up to somebody in a store and start swearing at her,
34:35
Speaker 16: attacking her, calling Charlie Kirk a racist, suggesting she's going
34:39
Speaker 16: to go to this woman's manager and try to get
34:42
Speaker 16: her fired. Liberals think they can do this kind of
34:44
Speaker 16: thing because they live in a bubble. And the fact
34:47
Speaker 16: that the woman who attacked this poor target employee went
34:51
Speaker 16: posted the video, she was proud of it. You know,
34:53
Speaker 16: her friends undoubtedly think, oh yeah, that was great way
34:57
Speaker 16: to go. And this is what I call liberal. They
35:00
Speaker 16: actually think they can take these kids of liberties.
35:05
Speaker 2: They do. It's called the awful phenomenon.
35:08
Speaker 3: I think it's quite prevalent amongst women, sadly affluent white
35:12
Speaker 3: female leftists, and this is how they behave. It is
35:16
Speaker 3: just vile. But some good news for that target worker
35:21
Speaker 3: give send Goo. A Christian crowdfunding website has identified her
35:26
Speaker 3: name is Genie and they've already raised over one hundred
35:29
Speaker 3: and twenty thousand dollars for her, and they said, we're
35:32
Speaker 3: hoping to raise enough money so that she can afford
35:34
Speaker 3: a needed vacation, a time for her to relax, recharge,
35:38
Speaker 3: and just forget about the ugliness, yes, and forget about
35:42
Speaker 3: the demonic Karens of this world. John Heindereger, Merry Christmas.
35:46
Speaker 3: Do you thank you so much for your time tonight.
35:49
Speaker 13: Merry Christmas to your reader, still to car Milania Trump
35:53
Speaker 13: releases the trailer for her new documentary and it looks spectacular, Kinseyskofi.
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Speaker 2: It has details. Welcome back.
36:13
Speaker 3: Now Here is some beautiful imagery from First Lady Millennia
36:17
Speaker 3: Trump's upcoming film. This looks incredible. Sorry, lefties, but I
36:22
Speaker 3: think it's going to be a hit.
36:25
Speaker 1: Here we go again. You can don't want to.
36:38
Speaker 13: Legacy will be the peacemaker.
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Speaker 4: Beautiful.
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Speaker 9: Together with like minded leaders, we have a voice.
37:01
Speaker 4: Is it safe?
37:02
Speaker 7: Sure?
37:08
Speaker 4: Everyone wants to know.
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Speaker 15: So here it is.
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Speaker 1: Hi, mister President, Congratulations, I did not.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I will see it on the news.
37:25
Speaker 3: Jordy Men Now celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield Kinsey
37:31
Speaker 3: Baron Trump is going to be making his big screen
37:34
Speaker 3: debut in this upcoming documentary. And I've got to say
37:37
Speaker 3: that trailer it looks fantastic and I love that iconic moment,
37:42
Speaker 3: the exchange between the President and the First Lady and
37:45
Speaker 3: he asks them, did you watch it?
37:47
Speaker 2: And she says, I did not, I'll watch it on
37:49
Speaker 2: the news.
37:52
Speaker 6: She's like, I had other things to do.
37:54
Speaker 14: I'm a very busy Your first Lady, she looks so
37:57
Speaker 14: happy in this trailer. She looks can't She looks like
38:01
Speaker 14: she's having fun.
38:02
Speaker 6: You know, she in public we see her.
38:04
Speaker 14: She's very guarded and she is very stoic, and I
38:09
Speaker 14: admire that, but it is so interesting to see this
38:11
Speaker 14: different side of her.
38:12
Speaker 6: You know, she doesn't need Anna Wintour.
38:14
Speaker 14: She's doing her own thing and she's setting the record straight.
38:18
Speaker 14: And I really think that she might change a lot
38:21
Speaker 14: of hearts and minds with this movie.
38:24
Speaker 3: Well, there is a great deal of fascination when it
38:27
Speaker 3: comes to Milania, maybe because she's guarded and stoic and
38:32
Speaker 3: there's an air of mystery around her. And there's certainly
38:36
Speaker 3: great fascination too with Baron Trump. So those two factors
38:41
Speaker 3: I think are going to make this a.
38:42
Speaker 2: Bit of a hit.
38:44
Speaker 14: I completely agree Baron has become a heart throb. There
38:47
Speaker 14: are multiple social media accounts dedicated to him these days,
38:52
Speaker 14: run by his fans, and so this is going to
38:56
Speaker 14: hit the spot for those young Trumpers.
39:01
Speaker 13: Now.
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Speaker 3: Netflix has reportedly canceled its gay military series called Boots
39:07
Speaker 3: after the after Pentagon labeled it woke a garbage ginsie.
39:12
Speaker 3: The series was set to follow the story of Cameron Cope,
39:15
Speaker 3: a gay teen from Louisiana who is bullied and somehow
39:20
Speaker 3: finds purpose in the military.
39:23
Speaker 14: Yeah, and apparently Cameron's going to have to find a
39:26
Speaker 14: new purpose elsewhere because Netflix's exclusivity is so strict that
39:31
Speaker 14: they can't shop this show anywhere else. And while the
39:34
Speaker 14: Pentagon did call it garbage, it was actually kind of popular.
39:39
Speaker 14: I mean, it had way more eyeballs than with Love Megan.
39:41
Speaker 14: So there are a lot of disappointed fans. I just
39:44
Speaker 14: think that maybe this is, you know, how big could
39:49
Speaker 14: they grow the base?
39:50
Speaker 6: Where could they go with this story?
39:52
Speaker 14: I do think that Netflix realized that they were potentially
39:55
Speaker 14: limited with the content.
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Speaker 3: Rap superstar Nicki Minaj has blasted California Governor Gavin Newsom
40:04
Speaker 3: in a series of posts on x She wrote, imagine
40:08
Speaker 3: being the guy running on wanting to see trans kids.
40:11
Speaker 1: Ha ha.
40:12
Speaker 2: Not even a trans adult would run on that.
40:15
Speaker 3: Normal adults wake up and think they want to see healthy, safe,
40:20
Speaker 3: happy kids, Kinsey, Nicki Minaj is becoming more and more outspoken.
40:26
Speaker 3: She seems to be very based. I've got to say
40:29
Speaker 3: I did admire her coming out and speaking up for
40:33
Speaker 3: the plight of persecuted Christians in places like Nigeria. I
40:39
Speaker 3: thought that was really a brave stand and she gave
40:43
Speaker 3: a voice to people who don't get the media coverage
40:47
Speaker 3: that they deserve.
40:49
Speaker 14: Yeah, and I mean I love the fact that she's
40:52
Speaker 14: going after Gavin Newsom. You know, I don't like Gavin
40:54
Speaker 14: Newsom very much and he's my governor. He has flip
40:58
Speaker 14: flopped on this issue too. Remember when he was sitting
41:00
Speaker 14: in front of Charlie Kirk. He was saying, we should
41:03
Speaker 14: you know, trans kids shouldn't compete with other children in sports.
41:06
Speaker 14: And then you know, now he's taking this stronger stance
41:09
Speaker 14: about trans children.
41:10
Speaker 6: And I'm wondering if it's because.
41:11
Speaker 14: I believe he has a godchild or he has a
41:13
Speaker 14: family member that we recently found out was trans. And
41:17
Speaker 14: I don't know if it's because of that exposure that
41:20
Speaker 14: he's flip flopping on this issue. But good for Nicki,
41:24
Speaker 14: Good on Nicki Minaj for holding him accountable and you know,
41:27
Speaker 14: just saying like, what are you doing.
41:29
Speaker 6: I'm sure that his.
41:30
Speaker 14: Bizarre social media team will have a clap back soon,
41:33
Speaker 14: you know, the countdown is on. But it just shows
41:36
Speaker 14: his hypocrisy when all he does is go after Donald
41:39
Speaker 14: Trump for the way that he conducts himself on social media.
41:43
Speaker 3: I can't believe that social media strategy is still happening.
41:47
Speaker 3: I thought somebody with a brain within his team would
41:51
Speaker 3: say this is a disaster, let's pull back now, let's
41:55
Speaker 3: just try to memory hold this craziness.
41:58
Speaker 2: But no, they're persevering.
42:00
Speaker 3: Meghan Michael, let's talk about her. Her team allegedly sent
42:04
Speaker 3: unnecessarily aggressive messages to a journalist for beinged by Thomas
42:10
Speaker 3: Mirkle's hospital bedside. Daily Mail reporter Caroline Graham said she
42:14
Speaker 3: became good friends with Thomas after an interview back in
42:17
Speaker 3: twenty eighteen, and Kinsey Meghan has only sent a letter
42:21
Speaker 3: to her father after his amputation surgery, but Caroline, who
42:26
Speaker 3: has been by his bedside through all this, said she
42:30
Speaker 3: would walk away from their friendship if it meant he
42:34
Speaker 3: could reconcile with his daughter.
42:36
Speaker 14: Well, you know what, Megan's already walked away, because what
42:39
Speaker 14: we found out is while Meghan's father sat in a
42:41
Speaker 14: hospital bed, you know, after losing a limb, Meghan had
42:45
Speaker 14: a parade of attorneys and embassy employees come through his
42:49
Speaker 14: hospital room with legal documents, some videotaping him for Megan, saying, oh,
42:54
Speaker 14: we have to send this to Megan.
42:56
Speaker 6: We have to show her again.
42:57
Speaker 14: We have to show us getting this in your hand
42:59
Speaker 14: and send it up to Meghan, you know, and from
43:02
Speaker 14: Meghan to waste a ton of resources, not to check
43:05
Speaker 14: on her father or show sympathy. But according to the Times,
43:09
Speaker 14: we're finding out that Megan formally breaks up with her
43:13
Speaker 14: father in this letter and reprimands him for his relationship
43:17
Speaker 14: with the media part Meet Kettle.
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Speaker 6: So really, I.
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Speaker 14: Think we're wrapping up twenty twenty five like Merry Christmas
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Speaker 14: from the worst starter ever.
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Speaker 3: And we had all that pr spin in the last
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Speaker 3: week or so about how Meghan is desperately trying to
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Speaker 3: find her father, find what hospital he's in, to get
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Speaker 3: this letter to him. So it was all presented as
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Speaker 3: Megan extending an olive branch, but it doesn't seem to
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Speaker 3: be that at all.
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Speaker 2: Quite the opposite.
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Speaker 3: Michelle Obama, she's facing a backlash after appearing on Jimmy
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Speaker 3: Kimmel's program just hours after her friend Rob Braner and
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Speaker 3: his wife Michelle were found did in their home. On
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Speaker 3: the program, Kinsey should revealed that she and Barack were
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Speaker 3: meant to have dinner with a couple on Sunday early
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Speaker 3: to discover that had been killed murdered in their.
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Speaker 14: Own home, allegedly by their son. Can you imagine going
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Speaker 14: and sitting on Johnny Carson and yucking it up with
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Speaker 14: a comedian and talking about your murdered friend. This is
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Speaker 14: such vulgar behavior. I mean, I thought we'd seen the
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Speaker 14: worst from Michelle Obama.
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Speaker 6: Buckle up.
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Speaker 14: Twenty twenty five is not over you know, if I
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Speaker 14: had plans with murdered friends, I'm not going on Jimmy
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Speaker 14: Kimmel the next day to laugh and to talk about it.
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Speaker 6: Who is advising this woman?
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Speaker 14: If you look up the pictures of her on that program,
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Speaker 14: she's laughing, she's smiling. You know, she should have canceled
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Speaker 14: or postponed. But you know, making the murder about herself,
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Speaker 14: that's absolutely vile. Oh, we had plans. Oh they didn't
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Speaker 14: show up. I wonder why a knife to the throat
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Speaker 14: Michelle Obama.
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Speaker 3: And incredibly despite not just showing up, because that in
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Speaker 3: itself just shows such poor judgment and self obsession. But
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Speaker 3: she then had to go at President Trump for the
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Speaker 3: way he react.
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Speaker 2: That the tweet.
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Speaker 3: He said, and you're supposed to be a close friend,
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Speaker 3: and like you said, you're on a comedy program, a
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Speaker 3: late night comedy program, and you've got the nerve to
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Speaker 3: have a go at the President's response.
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Speaker 14: I know, it's just like the wrong place, wrong time.
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Speaker 14: You know, the tone should have the tone shouldn't have
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Speaker 14: been there at all. I mean, she should not have
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Speaker 14: been there at all. She's there promoting what herself. I
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Speaker 14: just was so disgusted by this. And we always see
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Speaker 14: this when celebrities die, everybody coming and popping up out
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Speaker 14: of nowhere with their old photos that haven't talked to
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Speaker 14: them in forever and all their long you know, their
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Speaker 14: long stories about them on Instagram.
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Speaker 6: But this is a whole other level of narcissism.
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Speaker 3: Narcissism is the word. That was the word I was
45:58
Speaker 3: searching for. Amy Schumer's former husband Chris Fisher, has had
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Speaker 3: his say on their high profile divorce. Insiders told The
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Speaker 3: Daily Mail he feels lost and he's trying to come
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Speaker 3: to terms with the fact their seven year marriage.
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Speaker 2: Is irretrievally broken.
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Speaker 3: The insiders said, of course, everyone eventually moves on from heartache,
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Speaker 3: and Chris will too, but it is going to take
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Speaker 3: him some time as Amy is such.
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Speaker 2: An important part of his life.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey, are we going to see tell all interviews here
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Speaker 3: and this couple airing their dirty laundry?
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Speaker 14: Because it seems to be going that way well, based
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Speaker 14: on all of Amy's pictures on Instagram. After deleting all
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Speaker 14: of the chunky photos, God love a chunky girl. I
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Speaker 14: am one, she deletes Oliver chunky photo thank you. She
46:47
Speaker 14: deletes oli her chunky photos on Instagram and starts uploading
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Speaker 14: all of her Ozembic pictures down a dirty carpet, a
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Speaker 14: dirty staircase. I think she loves attention. I think she'll
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Speaker 14: want to put it up there that she's single looking
47:01
Speaker 14: to mingle. So I absolutely can see her sitting down
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Speaker 14: and doing a tell all because it will garner her
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Speaker 14: attention that she wants.
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Speaker 2: Are we blaming Ozempik for this split?
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Speaker 6: Absolutely?
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Speaker 14: Everyone, Yeah, Hollywood is blaming Ozembic for this split. She's
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Speaker 14: lost a ton of weight, she's feeling good about herself,
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Speaker 14: and she says she wants to get back in front
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Speaker 14: of a camera, and she wants to get back to work.
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Speaker 14: And they're saying her focus now is her career and
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Speaker 14: less on her family, and that's why this relationship deteriorated.
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Speaker 3: Before you go, kid Zi Madri, Taylor Green and a
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Speaker 3: boyfriend have announced their engagement, and an expert Juula has
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Speaker 3: revealed that the ring that we can see is worth
47:43
Speaker 3: sixty to seventy thousand dollars a US based on its
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Speaker 3: complex structure.
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Speaker 2: Not bad.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, I have a lot of questions here, Rita. Her
47:53
Speaker 14: fiance is a YouTuber. I just want to know his
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Speaker 14: credit score and how he can afford that ring. Okay, like,
47:59
Speaker 14: how can here for that ring? Based on what we
48:03
Speaker 14: know his job is. I'm impressed to say the least.
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Speaker 3: Sixty to seventy thousand US that's over one hundred thousand Australian.
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Speaker 3: That is an impressive ring. They say you should be
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Speaker 3: spending a month's salary or is a three month salary
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Speaker 3: on the wedding ring, so you can kind of work
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Speaker 3: out his salary if he's stuck to that formula. Kinsey Kidsyschoviille,
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Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time tonight, and that's
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Speaker 3: all the time I have.
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Speaker 2: Don't go anywhere. Newsnight is coming up next. I'll see
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Speaker 2: you tomorrow night.
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Speaker 3: Well Ift, he's losing it at nine pm.