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The Rita Panahi Show | 18 September · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scoring leaves Austrodia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Wader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Riata Panekey Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight, Senator Fatima Payment slammed for mocking Charlie Kirk's murder.
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Speaker 3: I'll get the panel's reaction to that. Shortly.
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Speaker 4: C J.
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Speaker 3: Pearson will join me to discuss alleged comic Jimmy Kimmel's
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Speaker 3: late night program being pulled off air. The wonderful Sarah
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Speaker 3: Gonzales joins me for the first ad break. You don't
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Speaker 3: want to miss that, and later in the hour, Kinsey's
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Speaker 3: scho filled with all the latest on the pomp and
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Speaker 3: pageantry of President Trump's historic UK visit and Left is losing.
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Speaker 3: It features more sin and lies, this time being called
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Speaker 3: out in real time.
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Speaker 1: I said, law enforcement hasn't lead out a direct motive.
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Speaker 1: They laid out a lot of evidence here of these
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Speaker 1: messages and.
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Speaker 5: Hated Charlie Kirk.
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Speaker 3: But first Senator Fatima Payment has come under fire for
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Speaker 3: mocking the assassination of Charlie Kirk during a TikTok live stream.
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Speaker 3: Payment a first term senator who defected from Labor to
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Speaker 3: start her own left wing party, labeled Charlie Kirk an
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Speaker 3: awful person and appeared to make fun of the grief
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Speaker 3: felt by many after his death.
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Speaker 6: So what do I think about Charlie Kirk and obviously
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Speaker 6: his assassination. I think he was a pretty awful person
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Speaker 6: and he doesn't deserve all the recognition he's getting. It
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Speaker 6: would have been best to not have him assassinated and
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Speaker 6: for him to remain a footnote in the Trumpian era
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Speaker 6: of the United States. Charlie Kirk got shot, and he's.
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Speaker 5: IRAP.
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Speaker 6: Whatever you want IRIP to stand for. Some people will
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Speaker 6: say it's not peace.
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Speaker 5: So fill in the blanks.
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Speaker 6: People, fill in the blanks.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now for more on This is News Corps
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Speaker 3: Senior writer Patrick Carline and research fellow at the Institute
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Speaker 3: of Public Affairs Colleen Harken Patrick. Senator Payman's office has
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Speaker 3: since issued a statement saying she condemns or forms of
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Speaker 3: political violence and extends her sympathies to Charlie Kirk's young family,
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Speaker 3: but that she also will not engage in attempts to
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Speaker 3: recast or glorify mister Kirk's record. Her focus remains on
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Speaker 3: condemning violence, supporting victims of hate speech, and standing for
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Speaker 3: respectful democratic debate. Seriously, who is she kidding? As for
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Speaker 3: mister Kirk's record, she could only hope to have the
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Speaker 3: sort of impact he's had in his thirty one years.
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Speaker 2: She's a real peat offender, isn't she.
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Speaker 3: You look she's a simpleton. Let's be honest. She's a simpleton.
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Speaker 3: This is a woman who not too long ago, wasn't
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Speaker 3: she praising the Iranian regimes treatment of women.
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Speaker 2: I've forgotten that one. I was going to mention her
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Speaker 2: defense of the two Sydney nurse who relish their anti
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Speaker 2: semitism And the fact that she prevaricates talking about October
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Speaker 2: seven itself, whether it was a terrorist act or not.
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Speaker 2: She's got form. She's extreme left. She's an activist. She's
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Speaker 2: an extreme left activist, and we don't want activists in
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Speaker 2: Parliament who are so far to the left or to
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Speaker 2: the right for that matter. I think Paul and Hanson
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Speaker 2: got it right. She said the maskers slipped, but I
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Speaker 2: think the mask has slipped many, many times.
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Speaker 3: And in that clip Colleen, the full cleip, you can
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Speaker 3: see her laughing and carrying on. It is just so ugly.
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Speaker 3: But the fact that she's in Parliament, that she can
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Speaker 3: call herself a senator is an indictment on the Labor Party.
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Speaker 3: They're the ones who selected her based purely on identity politics.
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Speaker 3: There could be no other reason why they would pick
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Speaker 3: her above all other candidates.
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Speaker 7: That's right, reader, But I suspect that the Labor Party
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Speaker 7: is glad that she's gone too. You know, her mocking
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Speaker 7: and dehuman eye as in the public execution of a
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Speaker 7: young father, regardless of what your politics are, is completely UnAustralian.
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Speaker 7: Un Australians don't celebrate that kind of stuff, and it's
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Speaker 7: a reflection on her. I think the average Australian is
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Speaker 7: looking at that in disgust. Aside of you know what
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Speaker 7: she has said, she also came across as an objectionable teenager,
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Speaker 7: you know, sort of without.
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Speaker 3: Any young and she's not that young, is she?
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Speaker 7: No and no empathy, no understanding of the impact on
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Speaker 7: the globe, of the amount of millions of people and
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Speaker 7: how they feel about this.
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Speaker 3: I think that, you know, when she.
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Speaker 7: Sort of wants him to be a footnote in Trump's term,
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Speaker 7: I think most Australians are looking for her to be
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Speaker 7: a footnote in our Australian politics. When the next cycle
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Speaker 7: of elections come.
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Speaker 3: Around absolutely now. The Herald Sign is reporting that the
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Speaker 3: decinta Alan government in Victoria has warn prisons could be
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Speaker 3: full by the middle of next year due to a
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Speaker 3: massive influx of inmates brought on by tough new bail laws.
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Speaker 3: Patrick Victoria police are saying that some alleged offenders are
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Speaker 3: already being transferred to regional police custody cells because of
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Speaker 3: overcrowding in metropolitan cells. What about building some new prisons.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I would have thought that would be a
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Speaker 3: fairly simple solution to this issue.
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Speaker 5: That's a bit obvious.
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Speaker 3: That's a bit obvious in Victoria, were like building building
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Speaker 3: things nobody wants at enormous cost. This is actually a necessity.
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Speaker 2: Look that the tough barrel laws as they're called, came
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Speaker 2: in in March. They were very reluctantly brought in. Relatedly,
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Speaker 2: this is a slow motion car crash. It's been in
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Speaker 2: the making for three or four years. We've had crime
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Speaker 2: off the charts in Victoria. We talk about it every week.
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Speaker 2: Victorian Mulburnie is don't feel safe because people, innocent people
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Speaker 2: have been stabbed in their own homes, you know, at
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Speaker 2: four o'clock in the morning, it's been out of control
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Speaker 2: for a long time, and the fact that there's more
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Speaker 2: people in prison because suddenly bale is a bit tougher
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Speaker 2: comes as absolutely no surprise, Colleen.
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Speaker 3: The entire ideology of the criminal justice system seems to
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Speaker 3: be this obsession with the rights of prisoners above all else,
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Speaker 3: the rights of criminals, offenders, their rights to rehabilitation, as
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Speaker 3: opposed to locking them up, punishing them appropriately for the
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Speaker 3: crimes they've committed and ensuring they're not committing any further
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Speaker 3: crimes because they are locked up. This is the thing.
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Speaker 3: Prisoners tend not to commit crimes because they're in prison.
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Speaker 3: This is something else Salvador has managed to figure out,
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Speaker 3: but we're still grappling with it here in Australia.
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Speaker 7: Well, I think the issue here, too, reader, is that
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Speaker 7: to Patrick's point, the time that it's taken them to
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Speaker 7: reorganize the issue with bail, but not all prisoners that
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Speaker 7: you know, people in bail should be those criminals, those
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Speaker 7: violent criminals, and we've let those people get away with
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Speaker 7: crime for way too long. We have non criminal, nonviolent criminals,
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Speaker 7: I should say, in jail that we could be dealing
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Speaker 7: with elsewhere, because once you're in the criminal system. We
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Speaker 7: know that statistically that's not a great pathway, So nonviolent
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Speaker 7: criminals could be and ought to be treated differently. So
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Speaker 7: they've only done half the job so far. They haven't
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Speaker 7: built the prisons to accommodate those people who are violent criminals,
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Speaker 7: and we've sort of got this one size fits all
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Speaker 7: response which is actually not addressing the problems that we
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Speaker 7: need to be looking at.
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Speaker 3: And I think the community Patrick would be open to
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Speaker 3: that suggestion that if you've got a non violent criminal,
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Speaker 3: they could serve their term perhaps with home detention. They
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Speaker 3: can have an ankle bracelet, you can still monitor them,
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Speaker 3: but they're not in that system costing the taxpayer fortune
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Speaker 3: being perhaps criminalized further with those elements that they're mixing with.
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Speaker 3: I think that would be something that the community could
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Speaker 3: cope with. But it's the violent offenders who are just
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Speaker 3: being bailed time and time again that is just causing
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Speaker 3: and think it's going to be huge election issue come
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Speaker 3: to stay election.
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Speaker 2: I agree. Look, it's an obvious divide, isn't it. For
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Speaker 2: most people, a crime is either violent or not violent.
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Speaker 2: Violent and those people who aren't violent don't pose a
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Speaker 2: risk to the community, and that's been the problem in
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Speaker 2: Melbourne for years now, all these people on bail who
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Speaker 2: are actually a risk to the public safety and they've
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Speaker 2: gone out and committed really violent things. I'm thinking about
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Speaker 2: that poor bloke who stabed eleven times a few weeks
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Speaker 2: ago in his own house at four am. It's happening
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Speaker 2: all the time. And nonviolent crimes, they are different, and
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Speaker 2: I think it's a pretty clear delineation between violent and
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Speaker 2: non violent. I think what Colleen's saying is a very
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Speaker 2: good point worth discussing.
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Speaker 3: Patrick Carline and Colleen har Can, thank you so much
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Speaker 3: for your time tonight. Now, former President Barack Obama thought
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Speaker 3: it way into the Charlie Kirk murder and the debates
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Speaker 3: about unity and extremism. Apparently it's all Donald Trump's fault.
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Speaker 3: Everything was fine under Baraque. Just ask Barack.
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Speaker 8: I have to recognize that on both sides, undoubtedly there
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Speaker 8: are people who are extremists and who say things that
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Speaker 8: are contrary to what I believe are America's core values.
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Speaker 8: But I will say that those extreme views were not
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Speaker 8: in my White House. I wasn't embracing them, I wasn't
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Speaker 8: empowering them. I wasn't putting the weight of the United
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Speaker 8: States government behind extremist views.
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Speaker 3: That needs a swift response. Let's bring in host of
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Speaker 3: Sarah Gonzales, Unfiltered on Blaze TV and VP of the
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Speaker 3: Texas Family Project. Sarah, what is your response wants to
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Speaker 3: former President Obama? What role, if any, did he play
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Speaker 3: in the current political climate.
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Speaker 9: Well, Rita, thanks for having me back on. I would
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Speaker 9: say that Barack Obama is known here in America as
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Speaker 9: the divider in chief. I mean he, of course he
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Speaker 9: wants to talk about extremist views. He wants to paint
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Speaker 9: a cute seat little picture of how he was when
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Speaker 9: he was president. Let me remind you of some names, Rita.
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Speaker 9: How about Reverend Jeremiah Wright, the same the chickens have
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Speaker 9: come home to roost man that, of course he made
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Speaker 9: that remark shortly after nine to eleven. How about Lewis Ferrikhon,
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Speaker 9: who they had to the campaign had to, of course
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Speaker 9: hide pictures of Barack Obama and Lewis Farrikon together during
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Speaker 9: the campaign because they knew that it would hurt him.
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Speaker 9: How about Bill Ayers, a man who's home President Obama
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Speaker 9: once visited to announce that he was running for office.
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Speaker 9: This is the same domestic terrorist of this country in
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Speaker 9: weather underground. I mean, these are extremist people Obama has
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Speaker 9: always surrounded himself with. So it's very cute that he
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Speaker 9: wants to play a little bit of revisionist history. Let
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Speaker 9: me give you one more start here, Rita, when it
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Speaker 9: comes to a racial division, which of course Barack Obama
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Speaker 9: was great at when it comes to racial division. When
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Speaker 9: he was elected, America thought that race relations were good
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Speaker 9: or very good. Overwhelmingly, the majority of Americans thought that
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Speaker 9: it was seventy percent of white, sixty one percent of blacks.
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Speaker 5: Set as much.
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Speaker 9: After he left office, it plunged under fifty percent for
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Speaker 9: whites and under forty percent of blacks. So it's very
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Speaker 9: interesting to watch Barack Obama, the divider in chief, sit
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Speaker 9: there up on his high horse, you know, living in
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Speaker 9: Martha's vineyard, telling us that he was never an extremist.
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Speaker 3: And this whole both sides argument, it is just so
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Speaker 3: intellectually dishonest. It really is maddening to hear that, given
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Speaker 3: all we've known, all we've seen, and the Obama administration
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Speaker 3: was guilty of weaponizing the Justice Department various other government
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Speaker 3: bodies to go after the political opponents. Sarah and as
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Speaker 3: you said, he personally championed the toxic doctrine of identity politics.
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Speaker 3: The impact of that has been well, it's been felt today,
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Speaker 3: it'll probably be felt for decades to come.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, no, you're right.
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Speaker 9: I mean, he, of course, we had the IRS go
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Speaker 9: after conservatives under Barack Obama. They spied on Fox News
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Speaker 9: reporters under Barack Obama. He of course was the one
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Speaker 9: who spied on President Trump's campaign that we found out
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Speaker 9: about later. Everyone called President Trump a conspiracy theorist because
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Speaker 9: he said the Barack Obama administration is spying on me.
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Speaker 9: It turns out he was right all along. I mean,
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Speaker 9: this is a man who knows how to play dirty politics.
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Speaker 9: In fact, I would argue that he was the one
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Speaker 9: that was in charge of playing dirty politics under the
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Speaker 9: Biden regime. And notice readA I call it a regime
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Speaker 9: because that's what it was under both Biden and Barack Obama.
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Speaker 9: It is just really, really disgusting to listen to these
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Speaker 9: people try to act like this type of political violence
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Speaker 9: is happening on both sides. It is not happening on
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Speaker 9: both sides. It is overwhelmingly not only happening on the
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Speaker 9: left side, but it is also embraced by all of
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Speaker 9: these left wing lunatics. You have a poll that just
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Speaker 9: recently came out from YouGov in the wake of what
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Speaker 9: happened to Charlie Kirk who was assassinated. He was publicly
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Speaker 9: executed in broad daylight. And you would think if these
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Speaker 9: people were serious, they would just take a moment to
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Speaker 9: reflect on their own thoughts and their own hatred, and instead,
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Speaker 9: liberals overwhelmingly said more than Republicans that violence, political violence
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Speaker 9: was ever acceptable. This should not be controversial. Political violence
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Speaker 9: is never acceptable, and it is shocking to me that
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Speaker 9: liberals can still say there are sometimes reasons for political violence.
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Speaker 9: It always goes one way, Rita. There is no both
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Speaker 9: sides about.
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Speaker 3: This, absolutely, and the left has got the modern left
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Speaker 3: a violence problem. Marague has a mental health problem. It
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Speaker 3: certainly has a reality problem. You're in the think of
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Speaker 3: it like Charlie ye going to these hostile spaces all
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Speaker 3: the time. I need to continue to do that. The
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Speaker 3: risks our normous.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, you know, it's a conversation that I have had
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Speaker 9: to have with my family and my close friends, and
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Speaker 9: I mean, the reality is this. The left embraces this
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Speaker 9: radical ideology because they think that it will shut us up.
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Speaker 9: They cannot argue our ideas, they cannot argue our positions
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Speaker 9: because they are arguing from a way of emotion, not
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Speaker 9: from actual facts and statistics. So the only thing that
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Speaker 9: they have left is of course violence. And so after
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Speaker 9: talking with family and friends, and after talking with my
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Speaker 9: good friend Jesse Kelly, who is of course a show
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Speaker 9: host here in this country, he said he wanted to
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Speaker 9: organize something for a bunch of us to go to
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Speaker 9: Utah and all stand together where Charlie Kirk was, just
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Speaker 9: to show that we are, you know, in solidarity. And
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Speaker 9: I thought about it, and he said, you know, do
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Speaker 9: you want to go? And I said, honestly, Jesse, I'm
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Speaker 9: scared as hell, but we have to. I don't have
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Speaker 9: another choice at this point. So I'm going to continue
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Speaker 9: speaking out. All of the people I know in this
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Speaker 9: space are going to continue speaking out. And if anything,
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Speaker 9: this has just lit a fire under us to just
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Speaker 9: remind us how important it is this in this country,
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Speaker 9: that we have a civil debate, that we show everyone
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Speaker 9: that we will not be silenced, that they cannot scare
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Speaker 9: us into submission, because we know that that is the
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Speaker 9: reason that they did this. We know that that is
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Speaker 9: the reason that they're constantly targeting conservatives, not just with
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Speaker 9: their hateful rhetoric, but of course with actual assault and
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Speaker 9: in this case, murder in broad daylight. And we can't
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Speaker 9: be silenced. There's just no other option. So unfortunately, Rita,
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Speaker 9: I just really don't have a choice right now. I
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Speaker 9: have to continue speaking out even more boldly and even
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Speaker 9: more so than ever, you know, for Charlie.
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Speaker 3: At this point, Sarah, tell me about how the left
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Speaker 3: has dehumanized their political opponents. We've seen that in the
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Speaker 3: past week, and yet they still persist with this both sides,
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Speaker 3: and this extremist problem is on both sides that most
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Speaker 3: of the political violence is being committed by the extreme
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Speaker 3: instead of the extreme left, when we know the reality
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Speaker 3: of what has happened in recent years.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, listen, when President Trump was remember he
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Speaker 9: had two assassination attempts on his life, one of which
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Speaker 9: of course got him shot in the head. And after
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Speaker 9: that happened, he walked onto the stage at the Republican
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Speaker 9: National Convention to give his speech and he had a
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Speaker 9: bandage on his ear, and in that moment, he had
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Speaker 9: his granddaughter Kai come on stage and make a very
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Speaker 9: touching speech about her grandfather, and the day afterwards, the
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Speaker 9: morning afterwards, again, you would think that there would be
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Speaker 9: a little bit of self reflection, a little bit of
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Speaker 9: reflection from the left on what kind of rhetoric they
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Speaker 9: were using that may have been contributing to all of
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Speaker 9: the tension in this country. And instead of that, you
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Speaker 9: had Whoopi Goldberg on the view going out there and
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Speaker 9: telling people she didn't like the fact that Kai Trump
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Speaker 9: went on stage and talked about her grandfather because it
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Speaker 9: quote humanized him. So the left has been doing this
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Speaker 9: for a very long time. Intentionally, the mainstream has been
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Speaker 9: intentionally dehumanizing us, using dehumanizing language, because if they can
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Speaker 9: dehumanize us, they can demonize us, and if they demonize us,
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Speaker 9: what comes next is totally justified in their minds. That
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Speaker 9: is what they have been doing intentionally. They have been
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Speaker 9: lying about us, they have been gaslighting us, and it really, honestly,
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Speaker 9: I'm still shocked that a guy that I know that
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Speaker 9: inspired me to do what I do is dead and
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Speaker 9: was murdered in cold blood. But honestly, when you watch
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Speaker 9: the increasing rhetoric and you watch the way that they've
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Speaker 9: been amping it up and you watch the way that
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Speaker 9: they have been dehumanizing us. It really shouldn't come as
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Speaker 9: a shock to any of us that this was the
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Speaker 9: end result of the decades of work that they have
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Speaker 9: put in to deem us as evil and unworthy of living.
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Speaker 3: And yet you've got the left playing victim at the moment, Sarah.
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Speaker 3: They're accusing the political opponents of cancel culture and impinging
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Speaker 3: on their free speech. The latest one is online figure Destiny,
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Speaker 3: who mocked Charlie koks Witta Erica. It was just so
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Speaker 3: disgustingly cruel. Now he's been banned from Twitch, but I
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Speaker 3: don't know, I perhaps saying in we'll have him back.
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Speaker 5: I hate Charlie Cirk.
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Speaker 11: I think he's actually a Satan swam, but he's very,
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Speaker 11: very strategically minded.
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Speaker 3: What do you think of all that, Sarah, Are the
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Speaker 3: right now guilty of cancel culture?
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Speaker 10: Of course, not Rita.
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Speaker 9: There's a difference between cancel culture and consequence culture. Cancel
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Speaker 9: culture is when you intentionally go dig up someone's old
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Speaker 9: posts from you know, they were fifteen, eighteen years old,
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Speaker 9: a kid, and try to use it against them, not
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Speaker 9: using any of the context, any perspective of what society
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Speaker 9: was like back then. Consequence culture is, of course, hey,
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Speaker 9: if you are going to say something disgusting, expect society
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Speaker 9: to act accordingly. And that's exactly what is happening in
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Speaker 9: not just Destiny's case, but many of these cases. And
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Speaker 9: you know, the rich irony here, Rita is that if
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Speaker 9: Charlie were here, he would be the one to be
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Speaker 9: able to so eloquently explain to these what is the
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Speaker 9: difference between freedom of speech and freedom of consequences. Freedom
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Speaker 9: of speech never meant that you could go out and
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Speaker 9: spew whatever hateful rhetoric you want to spew and have
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Speaker 9: absolutely no societal consequences for it. Freedom of speech is
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Speaker 9: just your protection from the government, so that the government
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Speaker 9: is not censoring you. But of course these people don't
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Speaker 9: know anything about freedom of speech. They've never picked up
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Speaker 9: a constitution, which is what Charlie was so great at
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Speaker 9: expressing and explaining to them. So Destiny wants to talk
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Speaker 9: all about his Oh I thought conservatives were about freedom
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Speaker 9: of speech. I suggest that maybe he go back and
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Speaker 9: watch some of Charlie Kirk's videos so that he can
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Speaker 9: adequately understand what freedom of speech and what he is
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Speaker 9: entitled to and what he is protected from and you
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Speaker 9: know what again, consequence culture will come for you. If
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Speaker 9: you say discussing things, expect people to not want to
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Speaker 9: be around you.
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Speaker 3: Sarah Gonzales, thank you so much for your time tonight.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, and next week we will be coming to
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Speaker 3: you from Arizona for Charlie Kirk's funeral. Still to come.
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Speaker 3: Lefties Losing it plass the latest from the US, including
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Speaker 3: alleged comic Jimmy Kimmel's late night show being asked.
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Speaker 12: C J.
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Speaker 3: Pearson has the details. You're watching the Reader Panney Show
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Speaker 3: and it's time for lefties losing it. And they're not
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Speaker 3: only losing their minds, their tenures, scrip on reality, and
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Speaker 3: their moral compass. Lefties are also losing their jobs painfully.
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Speaker 3: On Funny, low rating Tedos afflicted comic Jimmy Kimmel is
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Speaker 3: off indefinitely, perhaps forever, after his shocking remarks regarding conservatives.
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Speaker 3: Regarding Charlie Kirk and the alleged assassin.
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Speaker 13: We hit some new lows over the weekend with the
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Speaker 13: Maga gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered
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Speaker 13: Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them, and
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Speaker 13: do everything they can to score political points from it,
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Speaker 13: And if.
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Speaker 3: That wasn't bad enough, he thought it'd be a good
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Speaker 3: idea to launch into a die tribe mocking President Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump's grief for Charlie. Jimmy got hit with the karma truck,
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Speaker 3: and perhaps he should have listened to his own advice.
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Speaker 3: Only last month, he was speaking with fellow tedious afflicted
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Speaker 3: comic Sarah Silverman and decrying those on the left who
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Speaker 3: are repelling people from the Democrats, repelling them by saying
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Speaker 3: awful stuff. Look in the.
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Speaker 13: Mirror, Jimmy, it's the loud voices that scare people from
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Speaker 13: saying what they believe and make you think twice about
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Speaker 13: a joke or whatever. You know these things, and you
21:47
Speaker 13: know a lot of their points are valid, but a
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Speaker 13: lot of them are also just repulsive. And I mean
21:52
Speaker 13: they were in that they repel people.
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Speaker 3: And during that chat we found out just had demented
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Speaker 3: these two are because they are still bleating about fleeing
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Speaker 3: the country, fleeing Trump's America. What are they waiting for,
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Speaker 3: big gone miss screens.
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Speaker 14: Well, a lot of people they know we're thinking about
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Speaker 14: where they can get.
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Speaker 3: Uh citizenship.
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Speaker 13: And I do have Italian I did get Italian citizens.
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Speaker 3: You do, you It's amazing.
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Speaker 13: I do have that. And what's going on is uh
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Speaker 13: is as bad as you thought it was gonna be
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Speaker 13: way worse. It's so much worse. It's just unbelievable. Like
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Speaker 13: I feel like it's probably even worse than he would
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Speaker 13: like it to be.
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Speaker 14: Probably, Yeah, I mean I do. Every once in a while,
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Speaker 14: I'll google Trump regrets or Maga regrets just to see
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Speaker 14: all the people that I'm not happy that they're upset
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Speaker 14: and another. But I'm it makes me hope that maybe
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Speaker 14: people will this will bring people together.
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Speaker 3: These people are divorced from reality. They're almost beyond parody.
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Speaker 3: I mean, how do you even mock that? For the record,
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Speaker 3: every poll of Republican voters shows that there is no
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Speaker 3: regret that Republicans are terribly happy with their man. And
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Speaker 3: those two miserable moners also said that Trump's America is
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Speaker 3: so much worse than their worst fears. But they're still
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Speaker 3: in America. They have all the money, all the resources
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Speaker 3: in the world to live wherever they want, and they
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Speaker 3: remain in America. Now, let's hear from Kamala's former boyfriend
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Speaker 3: Montel Williams, who had this sick take on Tyler Robinson.
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Speaker 15: I don't believe he was motivated politically. I think this
23:38
Speaker 15: was motivated emotionally. I think this was an emotionally stunded
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Speaker 15: person who literally, I want to say this way, just
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Speaker 15: hear me tried to defend his significant other, not trying
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Speaker 15: to defend some ideology.
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Speaker 16: But although I do think there, I mean, there's clearly
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Speaker 16: an ideological difference, and that's why I played about what
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Speaker 16: they said about the family. I mean the ideological difference
24:02
Speaker 16: that he was acting to.
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Speaker 3: Now, the media lies and lies by omission continue, but
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Speaker 3: every now and then they get called out. Listen here
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Speaker 3: as Ted Cruz takes on Caitlin Collins absurd claims that
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Speaker 3: we have no idea why Charlie was murdered. The motives
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Speaker 3: are unclear.
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Speaker 1: You've said a lot there and we don't have a
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Speaker 1: motive yet. We don't know yet, we're waiting. Obviously, we've
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Speaker 1: heard what the governors had to say with the.
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Speaker 17: Course, we don't have a motive yet, we know, we
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Speaker 17: don't have a load of yet.
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Speaker 1: What's happening with really that's position.
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Speaker 17: If he just happened to fire the gun and celebration,
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Speaker 17: you can't tell the motives.
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Speaker 1: Senator, that's not what I said, And I said, law
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Speaker 1: enforcement hasn't laid out a direct motive. They've laid out
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Speaker 1: a lot of evidence here of these messages.
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Speaker 17: And who hated Charlie Kirk.
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Speaker 3: Yes, an absolute lion z and An authorities have been
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Speaker 3: clear in telling us that this individual was a far
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Speaker 3: left radical who hated Charlie and the so called hateful message.
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Speaker 3: He was spreading the truth. But Caitlin was determined to
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Speaker 3: be embarrassed. Again, what should double down by making objectively
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Speaker 3: false claims.
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Speaker 1: I'm saying that law enforcement has not put a specific motive.
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Speaker 1: You know that there's a difference of what they're putting
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Speaker 1: in illegal they have.
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Speaker 5: That's what you're talking about.
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Speaker 1: And you're not even we're not even arguing about the
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Speaker 1: fact that you just.
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Speaker 17: Said is false, Senator Caitly Caitlan facts. Hold on, I say,
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Speaker 17: let me answer your statement, because what you said is.
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Speaker 1: Fast with ultue respect, law enforce your You don't want
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Speaker 1: go ahead that I did not say, and I want
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Speaker 1: to get back to we just laid out the fact that.
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Speaker 17: You just said. Law enforcement has not not made out
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Speaker 17: of motive.
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Speaker 1: That is the Deputy Attorney General that.
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Speaker 17: Is objectively false. They concrete motive what it was, and
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Speaker 17: they would not be engaged in this information.
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Speaker 1: Caitlyn answered my question.
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Speaker 10: The show the vast.
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Speaker 17: Majority of them, we're taking what I said. This murderer
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Speaker 17: is a Republican and a Trump supporter. Have you seen
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Speaker 17: that polem?
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Speaker 1: Let me get back to my questions, though, Senator, because
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Speaker 1: the question here, you're not going to answer that. Actually
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Speaker 1: you were saying about assations that you'd like to see,
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Speaker 1: so you're not going to I'm one asking the questions here.
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Speaker 3: Yes, you are asking the questions and answering them yourself. Caitlyn.
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Speaker 3: Will we hear from Senator Cruise at some point? I
26:14
Speaker 3: wonder will he be allowed to atterate single sentence without
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Speaker 3: Caitlyn talking over him.
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Speaker 1: And the question we're having a conversation.
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Speaker 5: I understand that you want to.
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Speaker 13: And then you don't.
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Speaker 3: Laid out now to round off left is for the week,
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Speaker 3: a week where we have been told to lower the temperature,
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Speaker 3: where we've been told to calm down after one of
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Speaker 3: our brightest, one of our most brilliant and most decent
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Speaker 3: stars was assassinated, after we've watched his murder be celebrated,
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Speaker 3: where we've watched the media lie straight out lie about
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Speaker 3: the alleged assassin and his motives, as well as lie
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Speaker 3: about Charlie. They want us to come together, to be
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Speaker 3: you with those who want to see us dead. Will
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Speaker 3: Vice President JD. Vance address those sentiments? He wants unity,
27:08
Speaker 3: but first we have to acknowledge the truth.
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Speaker 12: Something has gone very wrong with a lunatic fringe, a minority,
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Speaker 12: but a growing and powerful minority on the far left.
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Speaker 12: There is no unity with people who scream at children
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Speaker 12: over their parents' politics. There is no unity with someone
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Speaker 12: who lies about what Charlie Kirk said in order to
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Speaker 12: excuse his murder. There is no unity with someone who
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Speaker 12: harasses an innocent family the day after the father of
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Speaker 12: that family lost a dear friend. There is no unity
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Speaker 12: with the people who celebrate Charlie Kirk's assassination. And there
27:47
Speaker 12: is no unity with the people who fund these articles,
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Speaker 12: who pay the salaries of these terrorist sympathizers, who argue
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Speaker 12: that Charlie Kirk, a loving husband and father, deserved a
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Speaker 12: shot to because he spoke words with which they disagree.
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Speaker 12: Did you know that the George Soros Open Society Foundation
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Speaker 12: and the Ford Foundation, the groups who funded that disgusting
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Speaker 12: article justifying Charlie's death. Do you know they benefit from
28:16
Speaker 12: generous tax treatment? They are literally subsidized by you and me,
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Speaker 12: the American taxpayer. And how do they reward us by
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Speaker 12: setting fire to the house built by the American family
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Speaker 12: over two hundred and fifty years. I am desperate for
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Speaker 12: our country to be united in condendation of the actions
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Speaker 12: and the ideas that killed my friend. I want it
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Speaker 12: so badly that I will tell you a difficult truth.
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Speaker 12: We can only have it with people who acknowledge that
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Speaker 12: political violence is unacceptable and when we work to dismantle
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Speaker 12: the institutions that promote violence and terrorism in our own country.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is political advice and commentator CJ. Pearson. CJ.
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Speaker 3: Charlie Kirk was instrumental in JD. Vance becoming Vice president.
29:08
Speaker 3: JD Vance has said that himself it wouldn't be VP
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Speaker 3: without Charlie, and what the Vice President said there was
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Speaker 3: powerful and undeniably true, and he named names.
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Speaker 5: No, you're exactly right.
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Speaker 11: And there's been a lot of talk about so called
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Speaker 11: coexistence on the life, but I got to tell you,
29:27
Speaker 11: when it comes to this political violence issue, there's a
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Speaker 11: lot of folks in the media who try to make
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Speaker 11: this a both side issue. But here's the deal to me,
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Speaker 11: at least I think to a lot of people here
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Speaker 11: in the West, is that these bullets are only going
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Speaker 11: from left to right. You look at the you know,
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Speaker 11: they him try to kill President Trump once, they tried
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Speaker 11: to kill him twice. You look at the fact of
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Speaker 11: the congressional baseball shooting that happened just a few years
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Speaker 11: ago when they tried to kill but Jory Leader Receive Scalise,
29:51
Speaker 11: that was a leftist, and you look at what happened
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Speaker 11: was Charlie Kirk that was again a leftist. These people
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Speaker 11: need to condemn political violence. These people need to read
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Speaker 11: themselves of the heat that fills their heart. And so
30:02
Speaker 11: when you talk about whether or not this is a
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Speaker 11: both sides issue, yes both I should condemn political violence.
30:08
Speaker 11: But again we cannot ignore the fact that it is
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Speaker 11: disproportionately put those on the life that are committing these
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Speaker 11: greedious acts of violence.
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Speaker 5: And we had to stand up for it.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely. Now to the news earlier today that Disney is
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Speaker 3: pulling ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live, the late night program. They're
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Speaker 3: pulling it indefinitely. Many are speculating it's never going to
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Speaker 3: come back. CJ. I played his hideous lies about Charlie
30:36
Speaker 3: and the alleged killer on last night's program. For those
30:39
Speaker 3: who missed it, we hit some new.
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Speaker 13: Lows over the weekend with the Maga gang desperately trying
30:45
Speaker 13: to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything
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Speaker 13: other than one of them and do everything they can
30:51
Speaker 13: to score political points from it.
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Speaker 3: Just vile. And he followed that up, CJ by mocking
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Speaker 3: how President Trump was mourning Charlie.
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Speaker 11: You know, it's absolutely disgusting, and it's but on par
31:06
Speaker 11: for you know, the elite liberal left. And I got
31:08
Speaker 11: to tell you, I'm actually glad that his show has
31:10
Speaker 11: been so called and definitely suspended.
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Speaker 5: I think as well on its way of being canceled.
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Speaker 11: Because I thought, actually, aside from politics, I thought a
31:17
Speaker 11: late night show host was supposed to be funny, you know,
31:19
Speaker 11: I thought I didn't know that was such a radical
31:20
Speaker 11: life your expectation to her.
31:22
Speaker 5: But here's the thing.
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Speaker 11: You know, the reason these liberals are so akin to
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Speaker 11: just saying whatever they say, regardless of how violent it is,
31:30
Speaker 11: because for a long time they were free of consequences
31:32
Speaker 11: But now because of the fact that the SIBN majority
31:35
Speaker 11: is that we will no longer be the SIBE majority,
31:37
Speaker 11: will be the loudest hell majority. They are finally being
31:40
Speaker 11: held to account and thank God for it.
31:42
Speaker 5: So he and.
31:43
Speaker 11: Stephen Colbert, you know, I hope they can help each
31:45
Speaker 11: other with their resumes and dust them off.
31:47
Speaker 5: Because it seems as if they're going to need it.
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Speaker 4: C J.
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Speaker 3: There's a lot of debate about consequence culture versus cancel culture.
31:56
Speaker 3: I don't really care what you call it, but you
31:58
Speaker 3: can't have it be one way traffic. And finally the
32:01
Speaker 3: left is being held to their own standards. They're getting
32:04
Speaker 3: a taste of their own medicine, and I think in
32:07
Speaker 3: the long run it is going to be a win
32:09
Speaker 3: for free speech, and hopefully we'll teach them to be
32:13
Speaker 3: able to tolerate differing opinions. Now, President Trump has done
32:18
Speaker 3: something that I think is long over due. He is
32:20
Speaker 3: moving to have Antifa registered as a terrorist organization. What
32:26
Speaker 3: do you think about this? This is an extremist far
32:30
Speaker 3: left group and they have done enormous harm in recent years.
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Speaker 11: No, I think this is an incredible move by President Trump,
32:38
Speaker 11: and I think that it's long overdue. Antifa is indeed
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Speaker 11: a domestic terrorist organization that has completely opposed the values
32:44
Speaker 11: that make America America, and we should go after them
32:47
Speaker 11: with everything that we've got. You know, you look at
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Speaker 11: the assassination of Charlie Kirk, you know you have an
32:52
Speaker 11: individual who actually echoed a lot of the beliefs that underpin.
32:55
Speaker 5: The Antifa agenda.
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Speaker 11: Maybe if we were actually going after this, should it,
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Speaker 11: this would not have happened. So I think this is
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Speaker 11: a long overdue move, Thank God for it. We've got
33:05
Speaker 11: to make sure that we're doing all that we can
33:06
Speaker 11: to keep American safe, and to keep American safe, what
33:09
Speaker 11: does that entail going after these so called anti fascists
33:13
Speaker 11: are actually more fascist than the people they accuse of
33:16
Speaker 11: being so called fashion.
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Speaker 3: I'm so glad you said that, because this is one
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Speaker 3: of the things that really bugs me about the media.
33:24
Speaker 3: We have it happen right here in Australia, and I'll
33:27
Speaker 3: show you an example. CNN. This is their pitiful reporting.
33:31
Speaker 3: In their opening sentence, they say President Donald Trump said
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Speaker 3: he is designating far left anti fascism group Antifa as
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Speaker 3: a terrorist organization. SIJA, there is nothing anti fascist about
33:45
Speaker 3: Antifa just because they call themselves that to try to
33:49
Speaker 3: excuse their behavior doesn't mean it's accurate. It's like claiming
33:52
Speaker 3: North Korea is a democratic because they call themselves the
33:57
Speaker 3: Democratic People's Republic of Korea, or that white supremacists are
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Speaker 3: superior because that's what they call themselves. This dishonesty in
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Speaker 3: how antifa is represented in the media has to stop.
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Speaker 11: You're exactly right, just because they're good at branding doesn't
34:15
Speaker 11: mean they should get kudos for that, right.
34:17
Speaker 5: You know, these people are not anti fashion high America.
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Speaker 11: They're anti free speech, their anti dialogue, their anti debate,
34:22
Speaker 11: they're anti everything that.
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Speaker 5: Folks like Charlie Kirk stood for.
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Speaker 11: This was an individual who didn't care about you know,
34:28
Speaker 11: conservative supremacy on college campus. Is he cared about actual
34:31
Speaker 11: equality of ideas between the exchange of them, and they
34:34
Speaker 11: didn't believe that that was enough, and so they took
34:36
Speaker 11: his life because of it. And so, you know, President
34:39
Speaker 11: Trump is exactly right. You know, ag Pamboni is exactly
34:42
Speaker 11: right to go after these people to ensure they do
34:45
Speaker 11: not have the ability to commit the acts of us.
34:48
Speaker 11: So they have a long track record of doing right
34:51
Speaker 11: here in America. And again we should encourage that we
34:54
Speaker 11: should continue to protect that because these people, they hate
34:58
Speaker 11: this country, and if they had their way, there would
35:01
Speaker 11: be no other half of this station with the ability
35:03
Speaker 11: to say they love their God, they love their country,
35:05
Speaker 11: and they love the idea of a nuclear family.
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Speaker 5: It would absolutely eliminate every right to say those things.
35:13
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we've seen that. We've seen that all too
35:16
Speaker 3: well in recent years. So Jah, I want to play
35:19
Speaker 3: you a clip of you with Charlie on a university campus.
35:24
Speaker 3: This is special being hunted.
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Speaker 4: Let me say, Okay, y'all can laugh, but until you
35:30
Speaker 4: have worked as a black person on this campus, y'all, y'all, y'ah,
35:34
Speaker 4: truly don't understand.
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Speaker 16: CJ.
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Speaker 10: Come here really quick.
35:37
Speaker 5: I have a question.
35:38
Speaker 8: Come here, don't walk.
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Speaker 10: So CJ, just really quick.
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Speaker 12: You're a black person.
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Speaker 13: Are you hunted at the universe? You know, I don't.
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Speaker 18: I don't feel hunted at this university. But I guess
35:50
Speaker 18: the difference between me and some people here is that
35:52
Speaker 18: I don't choose to be a victim Charlie, which I think,
35:56
Speaker 18: which I think is the biggest problem we have here.
35:59
Speaker 18: To are people who wake up every single day looking
36:02
Speaker 18: for a reason to be oppressed.
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Speaker 3: Tell me about that, Say Ji, and tell me about
36:08
Speaker 3: what Charlie was like as a man, as a friend.
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Speaker 11: You know, reader, that club actually makes me a little
36:15
Speaker 11: bit emotional because you know, when I was just twelve
36:18
Speaker 11: years old, he was one of the first people to
36:20
Speaker 11: reach out to me in the national Conservative movement. I
36:22
Speaker 11: was a young kid who made a viral YouTube video
36:24
Speaker 11: and he DM me on Twitter and said, Hey, CJ.
36:27
Speaker 11: Loved your work, love your content. If I can ever
36:29
Speaker 11: be helpful to you, let me know how. And as
36:31
Speaker 11: someone who grew up in a democratic household with parents
36:34
Speaker 11: who weren't the fondest of my polocal beliefs, to have
36:37
Speaker 11: someone that validated the person that I was on meant
36:40
Speaker 11: a great deal to me. And at that moment, the
36:43
Speaker 11: University of Alabama, which actually I'm actually here now on
36:46
Speaker 11: campus at Alabama because I came back to host.
36:49
Speaker 5: Memorial rally for Charlie. It's a full circle moment. This
36:53
Speaker 5: is an individual who stood for the ideas of free speech.
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Speaker 11: You stood for the ideas of loving your God, loving
36:59
Speaker 11: your country, all things that make America America. And he
37:02
Speaker 11: went in the belly of the beast every single day
37:04
Speaker 11: knowing the risk that came with that, but he did
37:07
Speaker 11: it because he believed that America was a country. And
37:11
Speaker 11: it's a huge legacy to live up to. But I
37:15
Speaker 11: know that he would want us to carry on the torch.
37:17
Speaker 11: He would want us to continue to fight the good fate,
37:19
Speaker 11: and that is what honestly reassures me. I know that
37:23
Speaker 11: he's in a better place than that. He's looking down
37:25
Speaker 11: upon this nation, upon this world. We see vigils and
37:29
Speaker 11: rallies all across the world of people remembering his name,
37:33
Speaker 11: and I know that he's smiling ear to ear and saying,
37:36
Speaker 11: not only is this a legacy alive, it's alive and well,
37:39
Speaker 11: and God bless him for it, and.
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Speaker 3: His legacy is going to be I think stronger than
37:47
Speaker 3: anyone can fathom. That there are fifty four thousand new
37:51
Speaker 3: applications for Turning Point chapters since Charlie's assassination CJ. There
37:56
Speaker 3: are only around two thousand chapters in place currently. Only
38:00
Speaker 3: that's plenty. But tell me about the reaction from young people.
38:04
Speaker 3: We've seen the ugliness, we've talked about that, the celebrations,
38:09
Speaker 3: but there are also plenty of young people who have
38:13
Speaker 3: had their eyes opened by this entire week.
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Speaker 5: You're exactly right, and I'll talk about it on a
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Speaker 5: micro scale, you know.
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Speaker 11: Again, I just wrapped up an a vent here at the
38:21
Speaker 11: University of Alabama here in the States, and I was
38:24
Speaker 11: talking to the Turning Point USA president and they said
38:27
Speaker 11: that their group me their group chat for their chapter
38:30
Speaker 11: went from two hundred people to a thousand people in
38:33
Speaker 11: the aftermath of the terrible assassination of Charlie. And I
38:37
Speaker 11: think that, you know, Charlie always said that if he
38:41
Speaker 11: were to be remembered for anything, would be for the
38:43
Speaker 11: courage of his faith, and for him to lead a
38:47
Speaker 11: revival like this, to lead people to go to church,
38:49
Speaker 11: to read their Bible, and to join an organization like
38:52
Speaker 11: Turning Point USA, he would have felt as if his
38:55
Speaker 11: mission had been accomplished. And so you know, I report
38:58
Speaker 11: to him, you know, looking up above. But his mission
39:01
Speaker 11: has indeed been accomplished. And the work that is, you know,
39:05
Speaker 11: Lilise ahead is just the game. And we're going to
39:07
Speaker 11: do everything that we can to glorify his name and
39:10
Speaker 11: to make sure his legacy is not just what he
39:12
Speaker 11: left it as, but it's better than he ever could imagined.
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Speaker 3: You're so right there. And part of his legacy was
39:20
Speaker 3: the way that people have remembered him. They haven't remembered
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Speaker 3: him by rioting or by engaging in acts of violence,
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Speaker 3: but by having visuals, by having great prayer, and by
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Speaker 3: paying a tribute to his memory. And it's all been
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Speaker 3: very peaceful. CJ. Thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 3: Really appreciated. Still to come all the pomp and pageantry
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Speaker 3: of President Trump's historic UK visit. Kinsisco Field has the
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Speaker 3: latest welcome back joining me now celebrity and royal commentator
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Speaker 3: Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, I haven't spoken to you since we
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Speaker 3: lost Charlie. I know you felt that keenly you were friends,
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Speaker 3: and I wanted to play you this beautiful video of
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Speaker 3: Charlie and Erica on the day they announced their engagement.
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Speaker 3: To his audience. Just look at the way she adores him.
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Speaker 4: I'm not gonna be able to focus sitting this close
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Speaker 4: to him. Ready, Hello, I'm not gonna be able to
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Speaker 4: focus looking right at you.
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Speaker 3: I'm just gonna be staring at you.
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Speaker 5: Welcome to this episode of the Charlie Kirkshow.
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Speaker 3: I'm engaged.
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Speaker 10: Would you like to introduce yourself or should I introduce you?
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Speaker 3: Kinsey? The way she looks at him, that clip is
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Speaker 3: so beautiful and so heartbreaking all at once.
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Speaker 10: You're right, I mean, they were such a beautiful couple.
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Speaker 19: They are such a beautiful couple because I know she
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Speaker 19: loves him immensely, And you know, I've loved the post
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Speaker 19: that she posted tonight on Instagram that she hoped he
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Speaker 19: had a good week in heaven, like, oh, it makes
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Speaker 19: me want to cry. But she also posted tonight that
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Speaker 19: when she first met him, he wore this bracelet that
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Speaker 19: said work harder, be better. And boy does that define
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Speaker 19: that man, work harder, be better. I love to hear
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Speaker 19: all these stories that are coming out about him that
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Speaker 19: give us a better idea of who he truly was,
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Speaker 19: because I think that they are so powerful and overshadow
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Speaker 19: some of the myths about him that are being distributed
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Speaker 19: throughout Unfortunately the town I live in.
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Speaker 3: Now, As we covered earlier in the program, Disney has
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Speaker 3: indefinitely canceled Jimmy Kimmel's ABC show after he peddled Blayton
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Speaker 3: lies about Charlie Kirk's assassination. He's now reacted to being dumped,
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Speaker 3: with sources telling The Daily mal that the alleged comedian
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Speaker 3: is pissed and he isn't going to take this lightly, Kinsey.
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Speaker 3: The source also revealed that Kimmel's Jimmy Kimmel's already got
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Speaker 3: some plans underway.
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Speaker 19: Never forget Charlie Kirk's tweet from October of twenty seventeen,
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Speaker 19: Jimmy Kimmel is not funny.
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Speaker 10: Jimmy Kimmel is not funny, but yeah.
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Speaker 19: First of all, reports suggest that Stephen Colbert is actually
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Speaker 19: trying to book him for his show to exploit this
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Speaker 19: we love a petty party, get in loser, We're going
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Speaker 19: job hunting.
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Speaker 10: One of his.
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Speaker 19: Producers say they were wandering around like aimless cows, adding
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Speaker 19: I've never seen Jimmy this angry. And the source says
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Speaker 19: that Jimmy is now looking to forever break his relationship
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Speaker 19: with ABC.
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Speaker 10: He wants out of his contract, and you know what,
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Speaker 10: good riddance.
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 19: I think that a lot of these people think that
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Speaker 19: they can walk away and recreate what Tucker Carlson has created.
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Speaker 10: But you know that it takes a lot of.
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Speaker 19: Blood, sweat, tears and integrity to do what someone like
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Speaker 19: Tucker's done, and I don't believe that Jimmy Kimmel has that,
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Speaker 19: especially after what I've witnessed this week.
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Speaker 3: Well, it certainly doesn't have the talent. He is going
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Speaker 3: to I think be in for a root shock because
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Speaker 3: it might be upset with ABC and Disney. But Kinsey,
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Speaker 3: he's been very well paid for some very poor ratings
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Speaker 3: for many years. You think you would be a little
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Speaker 3: bit grateful.
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Speaker 11: No.
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Speaker 19: Absolutely, And that's the thing. I don't think that he
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Speaker 19: realizes that wherever he goes next is not going to
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Speaker 19: be as good as this deal. It's just impossible. The
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Speaker 19: land the media landscape exchanged, and you saw Charlie really
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Speaker 19: kick the door down with the you know, deciding I'm
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Speaker 19: not going to pursue Industram media.
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Speaker 10: I'm going to start my own media.
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Speaker 19: I'm going to I'm going to have my own podcast,
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Speaker 19: and I'll use legacy media to build my brand.
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Speaker 10: But I just don't think that Kimmel has the drive.
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Speaker 3: No, the work ethic, the talent, the principles, the list
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Speaker 3: goes on. It doesn't have any of it. Now. Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump has posted about kimmel sacking on truth Social He wrote,
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Speaker 3: great news for America, the ratings challenge. Jimmy Kimmel's show
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Speaker 3: is canceled. Congratulations to ABC for finally having the courage
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Speaker 3: to do what had to be done. Kimmel has zero
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Speaker 3: talent and worse ratings than even Colbert, if that's possible.
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Speaker 3: So the President has had his say. Now, tell me
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Speaker 3: about this actress who has posted about Charlie saying he
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Speaker 3: was hateful on her Instagram page, that I'm not familiar
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Speaker 3: with her at all. What sort of work does she
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Speaker 3: die and what sort of reaction is she getting.
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Speaker 19: I'm going to shock you when I tell you she's
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Speaker 19: in the movie Mean Girls, right, like the irony woman
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Speaker 19: who has no sympathy towards a man who has just
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Speaker 19: been shot and killed, not only in front of his
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Speaker 19: two small children, but in front of the world online.
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Speaker 19: The actress is from Mean Girls, So I mean, that
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Speaker 19: really tells us everything we need to know about her.
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Speaker 10: Right, But she says that we really should be looking.
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Speaker 19: I can't remember how she phrased it, something about how
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Speaker 19: we should before we glorify this person, we should research them,
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Speaker 19: and I would advise her to take her own advice. There.
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Speaker 19: So much of what you see people like Amanda quoting
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Speaker 19: of Kirks is either a blatant lie or completely taken
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Speaker 19: out of context. If you listen to one of the
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Speaker 19: man's entire arguments. He was respectful, loving and principled. So
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Speaker 19: you know, she has two small children. Just it's like, Erica,
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Speaker 19: how would she feel if their daddy was taken from them?
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Speaker 19: And the way that Charlie was show some human decency.
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Speaker 3: You're so right, and particularly on Instagram and other social
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Speaker 3: media science as well, I've seen in the past week
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Speaker 3: so much ignorance. I mean, it's one thing to say
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Speaker 3: I did not agree with what he said or his worldview,
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Speaker 3: but people taking one line out of context without everything
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Speaker 3: else around it that actually gives meaning to it, or
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Speaker 3: just fabricating lines that Charlie never uttered and condemning him
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Speaker 3: with that. I mean, that's what's really quite maddening. It's
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Speaker 3: one thing to be honest, but it's another thing to
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Speaker 3: be manufacturing fake quotes to malign a man who's been murdered.
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Speaker 10: And we expect that from social media. But when The
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Speaker 10: New York Times has.
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Speaker 19: Too apt apologize because they've taken something that Charlie set
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Speaker 19: out of contact. I mean they used a quote that
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Speaker 19: were that was hateful, that was the introduction to Charlie
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Speaker 19: arguing with that quote without the follow of the one.
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Speaker 19: Why Charlie said that quote was wrong, and then they
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Speaker 19: had to apologize for that. So, I mean, it's not
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Speaker 19: even I think we've come to expect idiots on social media,
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Speaker 19: but you know, it's so disappointing when you see the
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Speaker 19: mainstream the legacy media.
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Speaker 10: Act in a similar fashion.
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Speaker 3: Now, President Donald Trump has singled out Princess Kate during
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Speaker 3: his state banquet speech at Windsor Castle, praising her as radiant, healthy,
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Speaker 3: and so beautiful as she sat on his right. How
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Speaker 3: did she react to that, Ginsey?
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Speaker 19: It was so cute she looked at him and smiled,
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Speaker 19: you know, I mean, obviously she was a knockout at
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Speaker 19: this banquet in this gold dress TIERA. I mean, it's
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Speaker 19: everything we I think it will be the picture of her.
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Speaker 19: It's the best picture of her I've seen in her
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Speaker 19: entire life. And I used to just love to look
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Speaker 19: at her wedding day photos. But I also love this
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Speaker 19: little dig I feel like he took it Prince Harry,
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Speaker 19: because Trump says his Majesty has also raised a remarkable son.
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Speaker 19: His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales is really amazing,
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Speaker 19: and I will think, I think you will have an
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Speaker 19: unbelievable successful future, unbelievably successful future. So no mention of
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Speaker 19: Prince Harry, just glowing about how much he loved the
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Speaker 19: Prince and Princess of Wales. Meanwhile, Harry and Meghan are
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Speaker 19: probably sitting on their couch eating bond bonds or whatever.
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Speaker 19: She's thrown flower sprinkles on and I love to see
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Speaker 19: them all shine now.
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Speaker 3: Milania Trump's choice of dress also raised eyebrowsers, being labeled
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Speaker 3: a daring fashion choice. What's the consensus, Kinsey, I'm wearing
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Speaker 3: yellow in tribute?
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Speaker 10: I love it? Isn't she so clever? She has us
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Speaker 10: all talk.
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Speaker 19: This digital debate reminds me of the viral dress from
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Speaker 19: twenty fifteen. Was she wearing sunshine yellow or buttercup yellow?
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Speaker 19: Was she wearing a lilac belt or a pink belt?
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Speaker 10: Answer?
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Speaker 19: Buttercup yellow and an Easter purple belt. And I love
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Speaker 19: the choice. Yellow symbolizes optimism, happiness, wisdom, courage, and after
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Speaker 19: last week, we could all use a little bit of that.
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Speaker 3: Kidsis Goophiel. Thank you so much for your time, and
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Speaker 3: that's it for me. Make sure you tune in next
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Speaker 3: week where I'll be coming to you from Charldikirk's funeral
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Speaker 3: in Arizona. You don't want to miss that. Up next,
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Speaker 3: it's Newsnight,