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The Rita Panahi Show | 28 October · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scorn Lids Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panehy Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the readA Panehy Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight a disturbing story from Victoria where judges are
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Speaker 3: receiving training on how to avoid giving sentences that would
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Speaker 3: see violent criminals deported. Dan Wile will join me to
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Speaker 3: discuss that shortly. Also on tonight's program, Papacy in I'm
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Speaker 3: at alex Stein, and later in the hour, Kinsey's Stofill
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Speaker 3: will tell us about the fallout from Mel Gibson's comments
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Speaker 3: comparing Kamala Harris to a fence post and Left is
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Speaker 3: losing its stars. VP Harris the woman of many accents.
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Speaker 3: This may be her best effort.
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Speaker 4: Yet, whipping me indoor for a night.
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Speaker 3: My joy cometh in the morning.
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Speaker 5: Your path may seem hard.
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Speaker 3: But first Stephen Miles will remain the leader of the
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Speaker 3: Queensland Labor Party. After leading Labor to an election loss
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Speaker 3: on Saturday, the Liberal National Coalition managed a net gain
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Speaker 3: of nineteen seats. Forty seven seats were needed for a majority.
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Speaker 3: They ended up winning fifty one Labors now down to
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Speaker 3: thirty three seats, and the result was even worse for
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Speaker 3: the Greens. Joining me now for more on this is
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Speaker 3: Deputy Executive Director of the Institute of Public Affairs Daniel
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Speaker 3: Wild Dad, what does this result mean for the country.
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Speaker 3: We had the coalition win in the Northern Territory earlier
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Speaker 3: in the year. Is this evidence of a center right
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Speaker 3: resurgence that's happening post the successful No campaign? The Voice
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Speaker 3: seems to have been a bit of a turning point.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's right, reader. I think the Voice no vote
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Speaker 6: was a catalyst for this. We've seen the divisiveness of
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Speaker 6: labor at the state and federal level, out of touch
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Speaker 6: with mainstream Australians. The majority of the seats that the
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Speaker 6: M and P picked up in Queensland were not in Brisbane,
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Speaker 6: they weren't in the Southeast corridor.
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Speaker 7: They were in the outer suburbs and in the regions.
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Speaker 6: And that's a part of an ongoing trend of the
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Speaker 6: realignment we're seeing in Australian politics, where we have those
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Speaker 6: lower income workers, working class Australians, those in the outer suburbs,
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Speaker 6: those without a university qualification, those who voted no to
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Speaker 6: the Voice to Parliament moving to the center right. You know,
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Speaker 6: we've been up in North Queensland a number of times,
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Speaker 6: and I could tell you the fifty cent bus fair
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Speaker 6: or public transport made no difference to their lives. It
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Speaker 6: was a policy that was simply pitched at the inner
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Speaker 6: cities and ultimately that's why Labor lost and the Coalition
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Speaker 6: won in not a significant majority, but certainly a very
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Speaker 6: comfortable one.
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Speaker 3: Now, the Greens had a terrible night. They hoped to
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Speaker 3: have six seats after this election. They may be lucky
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Speaker 3: to hold on to just one. Greens leader Adam Banters
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Speaker 3: blamed the loss on late saying this virus. Statement has
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Speaker 3: said instead of fighting the L and P, lave gave
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Speaker 3: up on government and focused on fighting the Greens. If
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Speaker 3: focuses on fighting the Greens, the Liberals get to take over.
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Speaker 3: Is that really the reason behind the Greens demise in Queensland.
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Speaker 7: Dad, Well, that's a convenient excuse, reta.
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Speaker 6: That's not the reason. The reason is that we've seen
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Speaker 6: peak Green. They peaked at the last federal election and
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Speaker 6: what Australians have seen over the last two years has
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Speaker 6: been the true colors of who the Greens really are.
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Speaker 6: They're not environmentalists, they're not trying to stand up for
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Speaker 6: the downtrodden. But they are a radical party. They're an
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Speaker 6: anti Australian party. We've seen that with the Israel Palestine conflict.
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Speaker 6: We see it with their radical views. Many of them
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Speaker 6: oppose the Voice, not because they are posed it on
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Speaker 6: the basis that it was divisive, but because they didn't
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Speaker 6: go far enough treaty and truth telling and these other concepts.
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Speaker 6: So you know, Australians are beginning to see that the
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Speaker 6: Greens are not as advertised, and the more that Australians
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Speaker 6: see about the Greens, the less they like them and
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Speaker 6: the less that they're going to vote for them.
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Speaker 3: Now to yet another example of hard left activism infiltrating
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Speaker 3: our legal system, the Herald Sun reports magistrates and Victoria
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Speaker 3: have been given training on how to impose sentences for
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Speaker 3: visa holders who have committed crimes and that for these
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Speaker 3: sentences to be just light enough to avoid triggering deportation
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Speaker 3: under federal migration laws. The training sessions were part of
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Speaker 3: a professional development course undertaken by magistrates last week, which
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Speaker 3: was described by some attendees as troubling. Troubling seems to
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Speaker 3: be an understatement their dan. We're seeing this over and
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Speaker 3: over again in the justice system and all it can
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Speaker 3: do is undermine the public's trust in the justice system.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's exactly right, reader.
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Speaker 6: The whole basis of our justice system is that everybody
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Speaker 6: is treated equally, that there is no activism or ideological activism,
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Speaker 6: That people who are before the court are assessed in
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Speaker 6: accordance with the crimes that they are accused of having committed,
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Speaker 6: and that they will be dealt with accordingly.
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Speaker 7: There should be no preference given.
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Speaker 6: For whether you're a migrant or whatever your background might be.
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Speaker 7: The law has to apply to us equally.
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Speaker 6: One of the reasons Australians are losing confidence in the
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Speaker 6: justice system is not a one off. We've seen white
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Speaker 6: privilege training in the legal profession. We saw the two
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Speaker 6: tier justice system in Victoria through COVID, where Black Lives
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Speaker 6: Matter protesters were given the red carpet treatment, but anybody
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Speaker 6: else was brutally shut down by Victoria police. So, you know,
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Speaker 6: we need the justice system to get back to its
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Speaker 6: foundational idea, which is that we're all individuals in our
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Speaker 6: society and we needed to be We need to be
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Speaker 6: treated equally and fairly under our system of laws.
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Speaker 3: Now down a Jewish wine shop owner, Tim Cohen. He
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Speaker 3: took to social media a few days ago to say
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Speaker 3: he was done. The anti smmtes had won. He couldn't
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Speaker 3: see how his business could survive all the hate and hostility.
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Speaker 8: And she just said, oh, it's so good that you're quiet.
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Speaker 8: We want you gone from this suburb. We don't need
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Speaker 8: your kind here. And she turned around and modeled out,
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Speaker 8: and oh yeah, I did cry.
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Speaker 9: And for the last.
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Speaker 8: Hours I've just been sitting on a crating the corner
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Speaker 8: and just thinking about that and going, wow, this is hateful.
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Speaker 7: This is black, this.
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Speaker 8: Brown shirt material, this is Hitler youth material. And yeah,
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Speaker 8: I am broken. I'm done. I'm just I'm broken inside.
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Speaker 8: So yes, my business is quiet, it's dying.
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Speaker 3: So after ten years his wine shop, Brunswick East Wine,
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Speaker 3: looked like it was about to close until that clip
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Speaker 3: went viral. Dan three days later on the weekend he
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Speaker 3: posted this video.
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Speaker 8: Message to thank everyone they came through today. The tribe
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Speaker 8: was gorgeous, amazing.
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Speaker 3: This looks like it might have a happy ending. Dan,
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Speaker 3: But I wonder how many other businesses in the Inner North,
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Speaker 3: where the Greens the hard left have quite a bit
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Speaker 3: of influence and power, are facing this. How many Jewish
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Speaker 3: owned businesses are facing this sort of hostility and considering
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Speaker 3: closing down or moving their businesses.
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Speaker 6: Well, that's exactly right. It's you know, the hard left.
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Speaker 6: They preach love, but they practice hate. You know, no
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Speaker 6: one in this country should be targeted on the basis
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Speaker 6: of their religious background or their beliefs. It is heartening
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Speaker 6: to see that the community has rally behind this wine
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Speaker 6: shop owner, and I think it shows that really it's
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Speaker 6: just a noisy minority activist class that is trying to
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Speaker 6: push the agenda on our country. It's not just in
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Speaker 6: relation to Israel Palestine, but any of the major issues
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Speaker 6: that we face, whether it's on climate change or the
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Speaker 6: Voice to Parliament or immigration. You have a small, noisy
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Speaker 6: minority that's pushing it. But we know that mainstream Australians
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Speaker 6: want to treat everybody equally, that in this country, we
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Speaker 6: don't boycott people or discourage people from entering a store
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Speaker 6: because the store owner happens to be Jewish or any
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Speaker 6: other religious denomination that goes against everything that our nation
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Speaker 6: is all about. So hopefully, as you've suggested, it does
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Speaker 6: have a happy ending, which I think it might.
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Speaker 3: I hope, so, I hope so because that original video
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Speaker 3: was really quite heart wrenching. Now I'm interested in your
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Speaker 3: thoughts on what happened earlier today, the massive Trump rally
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Speaker 3: at Madison Square Garden in New Yorker. Everyone was their whole, Cogan,
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Speaker 3: doctor Phil Tucker, Carlson, Elon Musk, they were among those
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Speaker 3: who spoke to the sold out crowd, and it was
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Speaker 3: Millenia herself who introduced Donald Trump.
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Speaker 10: Please welcome Arnot Commander in Chief, my husband, President Donald
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Speaker 10: Jenny Trump.
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Speaker 3: And Donald Trump vowed to fix the mess left by
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Speaker 3: the Biden Harris administration.
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Speaker 2: I'd like to begin by asking a very shiple question.
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Speaker 2: Are you better off now than you were four years ago?
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Speaker 2: On issue after issue? Tamala broke it, but I will
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Speaker 2: fix it.
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Speaker 3: We're going to fix it. Dana. The elections just a
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Speaker 3: weak away. How do you see it?
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Speaker 6: Well, I think it's in uraging that Donald Trump has
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Speaker 6: gone to Democrats stronghold states New York. He also did
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Speaker 6: a big rally in California not long ago, and that's
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Speaker 6: because his message resonates with a vast majority of mainstream
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Speaker 6: Americans who have been stuck in these Democrat states which
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Speaker 6: are failing. So I think it's very encouraging that he's
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Speaker 6: outreaching into these areas. Clearly, the momentum is behind him.
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Speaker 6: You can see that in the polls in the battleground states.
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Speaker 7: He's ahead.
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Speaker 6: There's a long way to go, as we know, and
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Speaker 6: anything can happen on election night will probably come down
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Speaker 6: to a few hundred thousand votes if that. But the
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Speaker 6: reality is I think the message of Trump, which is,
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Speaker 6: you know, let's get the economy working. We've got to
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Speaker 6: fix the border and stop illegal immigration, and stop being
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Speaker 6: ashamed of our nation. They've got a very proud nation
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Speaker 6: and a proud history. It resonates with people right across
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Speaker 6: the country. So look, he's not going to win New
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Speaker 6: York in terms of the electoral college, but he's doing
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Speaker 6: a great good in terms of outreach for the next
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Speaker 6: generation that may go Republican over the next few cycles.
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Speaker 3: I tell you, if you had the money that Kamala
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Speaker 3: Harris is spending, you may be winning New York. The
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Speaker 3: spending difference between those two campaigns, something that has not
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Speaker 3: talked about often, is incredible. I think last month she
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Speaker 3: spent more than three times that of the Republican campaign.
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Speaker 3: Just quickly before you go, just is another example of
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Speaker 3: why the Harris campaign is faltering. A small town in Ohio, Lochland,
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Speaker 3: has seen its population nearly double after three thousand migrants
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Speaker 3: from Mauretania in West Africa. We're moved there over the
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Speaker 3: past twelve months thanks to the Biden Harris administration. This
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Speaker 3: influx dan Is really caused a housing crisis there and
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Speaker 3: also severe strain on vital services. When you look at
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Speaker 3: case by casetown by town, you can see why so
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Speaker 3: many people are turning away from the Democrats.
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Speaker 7: Well that's right.
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Speaker 6: I mean, these are the real world human costs of
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Speaker 6: uncontrolled migration. We know the economic story, but this shows
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Speaker 6: us what happens to people in these small towns when
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Speaker 6: the political leaders aren't doing their job of protecting the
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Speaker 6: borders and making sure that any immigration take intake is controlled.
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Speaker 3: Dan will thank you for your time tonight. Joining me
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Speaker 3: now is leading geologist and author, Professor N plymer. Ian
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Speaker 3: Employment and Workplaces Relations Minister Murray Watt has attacked the
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Speaker 3: Coalition and its disunity on nuclear energy. He has said
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Speaker 3: that the federal Opposition leader Peter Dutton is forcing nuclear
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Speaker 3: energy on Queenslanders. Despite the new Premier, David Chris o
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Speaker 3: Fooley's opposition. Do we really need the premiers to be
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Speaker 3: on board with this plan?
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Speaker 11: Ian?
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Speaker 3: Surely if the coalition wins a federal election, they have
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Speaker 3: a mandate to implement this policy.
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Speaker 12: Well, we need reliable electricity, and this is what small
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Speaker 12: nuclear actors give us. And I used Broken Hill as
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Speaker 12: the example. Here is an isolated city far western New
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Speaker 12: South Wales uses a lot of electricity because of heavy industry.
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Speaker 12: Since the seventeenth of October, they've had no electricity. Why, well,
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Speaker 12: you might wonder. We've got a massive wind facility right
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Speaker 12: on the edge of town, a huge soul facility almost
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Speaker 12: in the town. Yet that power doesn't go into the town.
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Speaker 12: It goes elsewhere. And so electricity for Broken Hill comes
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Speaker 12: from the far South. It comes about three hundred kilometers
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Speaker 12: along lines that were built in nineteen seventy five. These
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Speaker 12: had a twenty five year life. They fell over in
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Speaker 12: two thousand and nine. They fell over again. Now, so
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Speaker 12: what Broken Hill should have had was a small nuclear
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Speaker 12: reactor that would keep the mines going, that would keep
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Speaker 12: people ventilated underground, that would keep air conditioners going in
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Speaker 12: hot weather. So if mister Bowen and the Labor Party
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Speaker 12: think the nuclear is are a wrong thing. Have a
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Speaker 12: look at a town that used to be the heart
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Speaker 12: of the Labor Party and it's not any longer. They've
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Speaker 12: realized that Labor forgets about the average person, they forget
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Speaker 12: about rural Australia, and they're always concerned about making money
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Speaker 12: for inner city greenies who are trying to destroy our economy.
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Speaker 12: So just look around a little bit. We need a
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Speaker 12: nuclear in many many industrial centers of Queensland. I can
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Speaker 12: think of Cans Townsville, the coal fields, I can think
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Speaker 12: in Victoria. There are plenty of industrial centers, same as
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Speaker 12: in South Australia. So what they're frightened of is people
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Speaker 12: might actually see that the coalition's policy is common sense.
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Speaker 12: And the more of these green disasters we have, just
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Speaker 12: as we've had in breckn Hill, then the worst the
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Speaker 12: Labor government looks. So it's no wonder that they use
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Speaker 12: their weak links like Murray Watt to try to panic
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Speaker 12: us into all sorts of things.
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Speaker 3: Oh weak link, Murray Water, that may stick. Let's go
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Speaker 3: to the US now. Actor Leonardo DiCaprio has endorsed Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 3: No surprises there, but he also included this little lecture
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Speaker 3: about the dangers of climate change.
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Speaker 13: Earlier this month, hurricanes Helene and Milton devastated parts of Florida, Georgia,
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Speaker 13: and North Carolina. Families lost homes, livelihoods, and loved ones
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Speaker 13: to some of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes ever recorded. These
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Speaker 13: storms have done an estimated one hundred billion dollars in damage.
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Speaker 13: And make no mistake, these unnatural disasters were caused by
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Speaker 13: climate change.
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Speaker 3: Caused by climate change. There we go, Leonardo DiCaprio said, So,
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Speaker 3: this is the guy who spends his time jetting around
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Speaker 3: the world. He loves are those big super yachtzis got
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Speaker 3: multiple residences. He's a massive hypocrite if he actually does
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Speaker 3: believe we're in a climate emergency in should we be
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Speaker 3: taking a climate change advice from the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Speaker 12: Well, here's a man who has to have five retakes
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Speaker 12: to read two lines, and so it doesn't show that
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Speaker 12: he's really with it completely when he displays that he
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Speaker 12: understands the science of changing climates, which mean going on
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Speaker 12: for thousands and millions of years. We might listen. Now,
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Speaker 12: we have historical records of hurricanes in the US. We've
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Speaker 12: got one hundred and fifty years of records that show
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Speaker 12: that not only are the number of hurricanes decreasing, but
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Speaker 12: these are actually decreasing in intensity. And during that time,
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Speaker 12: we've had the advent of the motor car, We've had
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Speaker 12: the advent of the coal fired power station. So this
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Speaker 12: is quite contrary to what is recorded in history and
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Speaker 12: is common knowledge. Why doesn't he just say that he's
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Speaker 12: a Democrat, that he doesn't particularly that mister Trump should
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Speaker 12: get into power, and I'm backing Trump and not give
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Speaker 12: any ridiculous climate reasons because this shows exactly what has
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Speaker 12: been said about Kamala Harris. We've got the iq of
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Speaker 12: a bench past.
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Speaker 3: That's what Mel Gibson said. While Leonardo DiCaprio has been
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Speaker 3: on this climate change crusade for some time, he's a
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Speaker 3: big fan of Al Gore doesn't obviously live it himself,
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Speaker 3: but he preaches it. Like a lot of Hollywood types.
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Speaker 3: What they say and what they do two very different things.
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Speaker 3: Before you go in the US election is just over
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Speaker 3: a week away, it's worth noting that even the radically
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Speaker 3: left Kamala Harris seems to be to the right of
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Speaker 3: some of our state liberal leaders. After all, she's done
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Speaker 3: a backflip on banning fracking, and the Democrats, together with
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Speaker 3: the Republicans, recently voted for more nuclear energy. So much
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Speaker 3: of an outlier is Australia when compared to the rest
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Speaker 3: of the developed world, and even when compared to the US,
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Speaker 3: where electricity prices are a lot lower than they are here.
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Speaker 12: Well, we're a huge outlier. We export some six thousand
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Speaker 12: tons of uranium in yellow cake. We export hundreds of
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Speaker 12: millions of dollars worth of coal every week. We export
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Speaker 12: huge amounts of gas. We have thousands of years of gas,
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Speaker 12: thousands of years of coal, millions of years of uranium.
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Speaker 12: We are an energy rich country and we are giving
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Speaker 12: that energy to other countries to manufacture products which we
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Speaker 12: then buy. So it's costing us by exporting, it's costing
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Speaker 12: us by importing. We are incredibly backward. We are one
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Speaker 12: of the only countries in the world, an advanced country
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Speaker 12: that has so much uranium yet doesn't have nuclear power.
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Speaker 12: For example, Croatia has seventeen nuclear reactors. We have one
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Speaker 12: small medical research facility at Lucas Heights in Sydney. We
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Speaker 12: are totally and absolutely backward. We have a little bit
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Speaker 12: of fracking that happens in some parts of Australia and
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Speaker 12: it's been going on for one hundred years. But we
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Speaker 12: are an energy powerhouse. But it's not the sun and
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Speaker 12: it's not the wind. It is the high density energy
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Speaker 12: that we have in this country that people long for.
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Speaker 12: We export it and we are so backward compared with
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Speaker 12: Kamala Harris in the state that I speak to you
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Speaker 12: from South Australia. We should be the nuclear powerhouse of
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Speaker 12: the world. We have huge uranium deposits, we have a
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Speaker 12: very very large amount of unpopulated desert area where you
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Speaker 12: could store the spent fuel. We are just not utilizing
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Speaker 12: our resources to the maximum. And it's no wonder that
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Speaker 12: people are concerned about the long term future of our nation.
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Speaker 3: And primer, thank you so much for a time this evening.
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Speaker 3: Thank you still to come. An extended version of Lefty's
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Speaker 3: Losing It plus Alex Stein on the Democrats relying on
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Speaker 3: celebrity power to get them over the line. That's next.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back. Now it's time for Lefties losing it. Embrace
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Speaker 3: yourselves because I'm about to bring you a Kamala like
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Speaker 3: you've never heard her before. You think you've heard all
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Speaker 3: her different accents. Oh no, no, no, no, you ain't
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Speaker 3: heard nothing yet. But first, let's start with a thoroughly
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Speaker 3: kooky Walls family. There's Tim Walls, who wants to be
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Speaker 3: vice president and has become friends with school shooters.
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Speaker 2: I've become friends with school shooters.
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Speaker 11: I've seen it.
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Speaker 3: But that frint loop is almost normal when compared to
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Speaker 3: Gwen Walls. Here she explains the relationship between tampons in
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Speaker 3: restrooms and reading ability.
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Speaker 6: You know, if kids are hungry in school, what that
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Speaker 6: does to brain and learning.
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Speaker 3: You're not going to learn to read.
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Speaker 14: So if you're talking about learning to read and closing gaps,
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Speaker 14: then you better take away the barriers for that.
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Speaker 3: If that's tampons, then that's tampa. Okay. So that's why
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Speaker 3: Tim Walls, or tampon Tim, as Donald Trump calls him,
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Speaker 3: put tampons in boys' restrooms in schools across Minnesota. It
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Speaker 3: all makes sense now. It's because they were hungry and
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Speaker 3: they weren't reading and tampons. Here, Gwen tells us about
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Speaker 3: her first date with Tim, where she rejected his advances,
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Speaker 3: saying she didn't kiss on the first date. His response
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Speaker 3: was to mock her, tell her to get out of
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Speaker 3: his car and then not call her for three days
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Speaker 3: despite saying he was going to marry her. Sounds like
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Speaker 3: a keeper. Gwen was my bossy.
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Speaker 5: So he looked at me like really, and then he said,
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Speaker 5: well all right then, because I'm going to marry you,
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Speaker 5: now get out of my car.
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Speaker 3: So fine, Yeah, isn't it?
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Speaker 9: I mean?
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Speaker 5: And I like to looked at them, and then he
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Speaker 5: didn't call me for three days, She said.
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Speaker 3: Katie Currica, laughing and carrying on like this was the
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Speaker 3: most romantic story she'd ever heard. Okay, let's get to
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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris. A campaign is faltering. She's losing men, She's
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Speaker 3: already lost the sane women. The Hispanic vote is abandoning her,
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Speaker 3: and they're ain't much joy left in the campaign.
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Speaker 4: Should never again stand behind the seal.
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Speaker 3: Of the President of the United Stakes.
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Speaker 5: Never again, never again.
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Speaker 3: Never again? Oh so much joy? Just feel that joy
22:43
Speaker 3: reminds me of something.
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Speaker 9: Blood alone moves the wheels of history.
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Speaker 3: Kamala seems to even be copying Dwight's fashion choices that
22:54
Speaker 3: the colors are very similar. Indeed, and she must have
22:57
Speaker 3: thought that speech went really well, because she has done
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Speaker 3: it more than once. Here she is doing the same
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Speaker 3: rand word for word in Atlanta. Get ready for more?
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Speaker 4: Joy should never again stand behind the seal of the
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Speaker 4: President of the United States of America.
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Speaker 3: Never again, never again, Oh dear. Now Kamala is losing
23:25
Speaker 3: and increasing a number of black voters. Of course, she
23:29
Speaker 3: thought she better patronize them by trying on her urban
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Speaker 3: black accent. Again here she just just warming up. It
23:37
Speaker 3: gets better.
23:38
Speaker 4: Well Georgia in twelve days as Donald Trumpster.
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Speaker 3: But she took things to new levels of derangement, new
23:49
Speaker 3: levels of inauthenticity in Philadelphia when she gave us this performance.
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Speaker 5: Weeping me in door for a night, But joy cometh
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Speaker 5: in the morning. The path may seem hard, the work
24:07
Speaker 5: may seem heavy, but joy cometh in the morning, and
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Speaker 5: church morning is on its way.
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Speaker 3: Just it's too much incredible stuff, incredible in fact, that
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Speaker 3: may even top Hillary Clinton's fake black accent.
24:24
Speaker 15: I don't feel no way's tired. I come too far
24:30
Speaker 15: from where I started from. Nobody told me that the
24:35
Speaker 15: road would be easy. I don't believe he brought me
24:39
Speaker 15: this far to leave me.
24:42
Speaker 3: How insulting. And if you really want insulting, then get
24:46
Speaker 3: this from Michelle Obama brating Americans for not backing the mediocre,
24:52
Speaker 3: incompetent file left radical Democrat.
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Speaker 10: I got to ask myself, why on earth is this
24:58
Speaker 10: race even close? I lay awake at night wondering what
25:04
Speaker 10: in the.
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Speaker 9: World is going on?
25:08
Speaker 10: And it's clear to me that the question isn't whether
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Speaker 10: Kamala is ready for this moment, because by every measure
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Speaker 10: she has demonstrated that she's ready. The real country, the
25:20
Speaker 10: real question is, as a country, are we ready for
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Speaker 10: this moment?
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Speaker 3: You know, this Democrats campaign is so toxic. It's even
25:30
Speaker 3: making a joke of formal legends like former legend of
25:33
Speaker 3: rock Bruce Springsteen. Look what's become of him?
25:37
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just about starving to night.
25:41
Speaker 7: I'm dying for some action.
25:45
Speaker 2: I'm sick of sitting around here trying to write this book.
25:49
Speaker 2: He need love reaction. Come on now, I'm leaving. Give
25:55
Speaker 2: me just one look. You can't start a fire sitting
26:04
Speaker 2: over again.
26:06
Speaker 3: Oh that was painful, and it got worse now. The
26:10
Speaker 3: Democrat's propaganderam is also looking increasingly on Heen series Jake
26:15
Speaker 3: Tapper of CNN, claiming that his network didn't incessantly push
26:20
Speaker 3: the Russian collusion hoax. Watch this exchange with jd Vance.
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Speaker 11: You guys talked about the Russia hoax NonStop.
26:28
Speaker 16: The FBI was invested in gat, the FBI was investigating it.
26:31
Speaker 11: So we recovered that, and so you took the words
26:34
Speaker 11: of unnamed FBI agents and put them on your network
26:36
Speaker 11: as if they were the gospel truth. You did it
26:38
Speaker 11: again and again. A view of your network would have
26:41
Speaker 11: believed that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin conspired in twenty sixteen.
26:45
Speaker 11: That was totally, im preposterously false.
26:47
Speaker 9: Now, well, that's what you just said.
26:48
Speaker 3: Is he says no, But that is precisely what CNN did,
26:52
Speaker 3: including old mate Jake. Here's just a little reminder of
26:57
Speaker 3: Jake pushing Russia hysteria.
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Speaker 16: So in Trump has gone to quote extraordinary lengths to
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Speaker 16: keep specifics about his meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin secret,
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Speaker 16: even keeping them from top members of his own administration.
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Speaker 16: Take a listen to how President Trump responded Saturday night
27:12
Speaker 16: when asked directly if he has ever worked for Russia.
27:17
Speaker 17: I think it's the most insulting thing I've ever been asked.
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Speaker 1: I think it's the most insulting article I've ever had written.
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Speaker 16: The President did not directly answer the question It's a
27:28
Speaker 16: stunning turn of events. Do you think the President of
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Speaker 16: the United States ever worked on behalf of the Russians
27:36
Speaker 16: against American interests?
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Speaker 3: Joining me now for more Lefty's Losing It content is
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Speaker 3: comedian host of Prime Time with Alex Stein on Blaze TV. Alex,
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Speaker 3: what did you make of the Trump rally today at
27:51
Speaker 3: Madison Square Garden? It had everything, it had Doctor Phil
27:54
Speaker 3: in mask, Millenia spoke, and I've got to say Trump
27:58
Speaker 3: was in superb and it took the opportunity to announce
28:02
Speaker 3: a brand new policy during his speech. Let's have a listen.
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Speaker 12: I'm announcing a new policy today that I will support
28:10
Speaker 12: a tax credit for family.
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Speaker 2: Caregivers who take care of a parent or a loved one.
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Speaker 9: It's about time that they were record class, right.
28:21
Speaker 2: They add so much to our country and are never
28:24
Speaker 2: spoken of ever ever, But they're going to be spoken
28:27
Speaker 2: of now.
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Speaker 3: Thank you all very much. It's a fantastic policy, Alex.
28:31
Speaker 3: It's about family, keeping families together, it's about supporting those
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Speaker 3: who support their loved ones.
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Speaker 9: Oh, it's a great policy.
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Speaker 1: And you know, this rally was great, But my favorite
28:42
Speaker 1: part was seeing AOC and Tim Waltz react to Tony
28:47
Speaker 1: Hinchcliff's jokes about Puerto Rico. So I just love that Donald.
28:51
Speaker 1: Donald's keeping his edge, you know, he's staying edgy. Having
28:54
Speaker 1: this rally at Madison Square Garden that they're calling a
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Speaker 1: Nazi rally.
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Speaker 9: It's absolutely disgusting that they label it that.
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Speaker 1: But I think that this was a very monumental and
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Speaker 1: powerful event and it was awesome to watch it on Twitter.
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Speaker 7: And X excuse me.
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Speaker 3: Some absolutely disgusting commentary from walls down about comparing this
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Speaker 3: to a Nazi rally. I personally know a number of
29:19
Speaker 3: Jewish New Yorkers who were there, and they would be
29:22
Speaker 3: absolutely disgusted by that sort of talk. Now, Tucker Carlson,
29:26
Speaker 3: your biological step dad, also he gip to the stage
29:30
Speaker 3: and he had this to say.
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Speaker 17: They spent ten years telling you Trump is a hater.
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Speaker 17: Do you feel that on him?
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Speaker 9: No, you don't, because it's not there.
29:38
Speaker 17: I've spent a lot of time with Trump, and there's
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Speaker 17: not one moment I've ever been with him off camera
29:44
Speaker 17: he's spending his time grousing about people he hates. Ever,
29:48
Speaker 17: he's talking about the people and the country he loves
29:50
Speaker 17: in his private time. Trust me, and people know in
29:55
Speaker 17: a country that's been taken over by a leadership class
29:57
Speaker 17: that actually despises them and their value used in their
30:00
Speaker 17: history and their culture and their customs, really hates them
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Speaker 17: to the point that it's trying to replace them. They
30:07
Speaker 17: know someone who actually has affection for them, and that's
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Speaker 17: Donald Trump.
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Speaker 3: And it's so right. It's basically what we just talked about,
30:15
Speaker 3: that they're showing their disdain for these people, the hate
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Speaker 3: of ordinary Americans by comparing this rally to a Nazi rally.
30:22
Speaker 3: And you mentioned comic at Tony hitch Cliffy joked about
30:27
Speaker 3: that the.
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Speaker 18: Other side's got a lot of crazy endorsements, Swift, Eminem,
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Speaker 18: Leo DiCaprio, Beyonce. Every day the Democratic Party looks more
30:35
Speaker 18: and more like a p Diddy party. Hillary Clinton said
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Speaker 18: that this is a Nazi rally here today.
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Speaker 3: Can you believe that.
30:51
Speaker 18: For the most anti war president of my entire lifetime?
30:57
Speaker 18: And she calls him hitler. Let me remind you, Hillary,
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Speaker 18: it was your husband who shot innocent people or is
31:05
Speaker 18: he called them interns?
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Speaker 12: Yeah?
31:10
Speaker 18: Hillary, I bet you did not see that one coming.
31:16
Speaker 18: By the way, if I commits in three weeks, I didn't.
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Speaker 3: I love that arkanside joke at the end there. This
31:25
Speaker 3: is something Joe Rogan spoke about with Donald Trump, that
31:29
Speaker 3: it's the right now. It's the Republicans, the Conservatives who
31:33
Speaker 3: are the rebels there. The cool kids, the conformists are
31:37
Speaker 3: all on the left.
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Speaker 9: No, you're exactly right.
31:41
Speaker 1: And you know you saw that first clip of the
31:44
Speaker 1: Joe Rogan and Donald Trump podcast was Joe talking about
31:47
Speaker 1: how everybody on the view used to love Donald Trump,
31:49
Speaker 1: and every celebrity loved Donald Trump. He had the number
31:51
Speaker 1: one show, The Apprentice, that was on NBC.
31:54
Speaker 9: So it's all.
31:54
Speaker 1: Fake that they now hate him. It's absolutely ridiculous. So
31:57
Speaker 1: Tony Hinchcliffe killed it. These celebrities show my battle, stepfather,
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Speaker 1: Tucker Carlson. I mean, I really hope.
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Speaker 9: That this actually does have an.
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Speaker 1: Effect because I think if they're playing fair, Rita America
32:08
Speaker 1: is on Donald Trump's side.
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Speaker 3: While you were at the Harris Wall's campaign launch, which
32:15
Speaker 3: was huge, it wasn't a launch, sorry, it was a
32:17
Speaker 3: rally in Houston. The numbers there were enormous. I heard
32:24
Speaker 3: thirty thousand people showed up. But were they there to
32:28
Speaker 3: see Kamala? Were they there to see beyond say you
32:32
Speaker 3: posted this video.
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Speaker 1: The Kamala Harris rally in Houston, Texas was absolutely insane
32:37
Speaker 1: that you saw Beyonce and Kelly Rowland walked out.
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Speaker 9: Kelly looked like beetlejuice. And then after that, Kamala walks
32:45
Speaker 9: out right, she gives him the.
32:47
Speaker 1: Hug, and everybody's so mad because they're like, what Beyonce
32:51
Speaker 1: only spoke for three minutes.
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Speaker 9: I thought we were gonna get a free concert. Wait,
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Speaker 9: what's going on?
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Speaker 12: Wait?
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Speaker 9: Why's she hugging Camela? I thought this was a concert.
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Speaker 1: Oh and then Kelly and beyond they have a nice
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Speaker 1: little moment, you know, reminiscing, and then everybody realizes it
33:04
Speaker 1: was a bait and switch and they walked their butts out.
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Speaker 9: As soon as Kamala got on that dang stage. Everybody
33:11
Speaker 9: was picked off rightfully. So they duped us.
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Speaker 1: They duped the entire city of Houston, Texas, thirty thousand
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Speaker 1: off people right before an election less than two weeks away.
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Speaker 9: What is Kamala Harris thinking it was a night to forget?
33:24
Speaker 9: I'll tell you that much.
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Speaker 3: There's a desperate tactics. Alex, tell me about the mood
33:29
Speaker 3: of the rally. Some people had lined up for hours
33:33
Speaker 3: to get into the venue. But again, was that to
33:36
Speaker 3: say Harris or what I expecting a free Beyonce concert.
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Speaker 1: Everybody was under the impression that Beyonce was going to
33:44
Speaker 1: do some sort of performance and people were literally lining
33:48
Speaker 1: up since three pm and the Texas heat just queuing
33:52
Speaker 1: all day and until they finally opened the gates around
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Speaker 1: five pm. And then it took them a long time
33:56
Speaker 1: to check everybody in.
33:57
Speaker 9: And what was so sad is now, Olin, did you
33:59
Speaker 9: see a.
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Speaker 1: Lot of African Americans, You know, a lot of LGBTQ people,
34:04
Speaker 1: But she saw a lot of children that were so
34:06
Speaker 1: excited to see Beyonce. I mean these kids that are like, oh,
34:10
Speaker 1: I've never been to a Beyonce concert, people with their daughters,
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Speaker 1: their cousins, and these kids when they realized that Beyonce
34:16
Speaker 1: was not performing, you could just see the devastation on
34:19
Speaker 1: their face. The Kamala Harris campaign should be absolutely embarrassed
34:23
Speaker 1: that they would even do this sort of bait and
34:25
Speaker 1: switch operation and just ruin all of the good vibrational
34:29
Speaker 1: energy that they created when the event started for it
34:32
Speaker 1: to just.
34:32
Speaker 9: Be a massive letdown.
34:33
Speaker 1: The energy was absolutely like I've never seen anything like.
34:38
Speaker 1: Your team lost the super Bowl is how I would
34:40
Speaker 1: describe it. Everybody who's very sad.
34:44
Speaker 3: And let's have a look at some of the says outside.
34:47
Speaker 3: Not much joy here. Look at this Democrats Kamala fan
34:53
Speaker 3: screaming at a toddlt in a strolla. What is going
35:16
Speaker 3: on there? People seem to be completely losing their minds.
35:21
Speaker 9: People were literally losing their minds.
35:23
Speaker 1: And you notice in that video is another kid getting
35:25
Speaker 1: attacked like these poor children, those are the ones that
35:29
Speaker 1: even though.
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Speaker 9: It was the most boring rally, I wanted to walk out.
35:31
Speaker 1: I mean it was just just when droned on and
35:34
Speaker 1: on and on, I still fell back. With these poor
35:37
Speaker 1: kids being subjected to this, It was like some sort
35:41
Speaker 1: of cruel and unusual punishment, is how I would describe
35:44
Speaker 1: this rally.
35:47
Speaker 3: We've got the celebrities continuing to come out to support Kamala.
35:51
Speaker 3: You mentioned Beyonce and Kelly Rowlands at that rally. We've
35:54
Speaker 3: had Leonardo DiCaprio do a bit of a rant about
35:58
Speaker 3: climate change. Do you think any of that's going to
36:01
Speaker 3: have an impact?
36:04
Speaker 1: I mean, I do a little bit, but I would
36:06
Speaker 1: say that a lot of the people at that rally
36:08
Speaker 1: aren't even going to vote at least of the thirty
36:10
Speaker 1: thousand people that were at the Houston Stadium, I would
36:14
Speaker 1: say probably a third of them are actually going to
36:16
Speaker 1: go vote. So I don't know people in Pennsylvania they
36:19
Speaker 1: need to go vote for Donald Trump because Donald Trump
36:21
Speaker 1: was actually, you know, start fracking and make some money.
36:23
Speaker 9: So I don't know.
36:25
Speaker 7: REATA.
36:25
Speaker 9: I'm nervous.
36:25
Speaker 1: The people are behind Donald Trump. The energy compared to
36:28
Speaker 1: New York City and Houston. Trust me, it looked a
36:31
Speaker 1: lot better and more organized in New York City. So
36:34
Speaker 1: I think the country is on Donald Trump's side. But
36:36
Speaker 1: if they can pull some funny business somewhere, somehow fortify it.
36:40
Speaker 9: You just never know it's going to be a tight race.
36:44
Speaker 3: Well you would hope you would. The margin would be
36:47
Speaker 3: too big to fortify, as we like to call it.
36:51
Speaker 11: Now.
36:51
Speaker 3: Sticking with celebrities going on rants, the head coach of
36:55
Speaker 3: the San Antonio Spurs, the basketball team, Grego, has launched
37:01
Speaker 3: into a anti Trump ranch that's been described as deranged.
37:06
Speaker 3: It went on for summer time. This is during a
37:10
Speaker 3: pregame press conference. Let's just have a listen to a
37:14
Speaker 3: little bit of it. So he's pathetic, he's small, he's
37:18
Speaker 3: a whiner.
37:19
Speaker 9: We all know that.
37:21
Speaker 3: But you wouldn't have a babysit your kids.
37:24
Speaker 12: You wouldn't hire him if you had a small business,
37:26
Speaker 12: you want that man in your business. There's no way.
37:29
Speaker 2: What were you going to vote for for president?
37:31
Speaker 3: I'd be quite happy for him to babysit my kids are.
37:35
Speaker 3: What do you make of that? And why do they
37:36
Speaker 3: continue to do this? He coaches San Antonio Spurs. They're
37:40
Speaker 3: a Texas team. Do they not have any fear of
37:44
Speaker 3: alienating the majority of their fans?
37:48
Speaker 1: Well, Greg Popovich has won so many championships that I
37:51
Speaker 1: don't think he's worried about his job security. And it's
37:53
Speaker 1: weird that Greg Popovich, one of the top NBA coaches,
37:56
Speaker 1: and Steve Kerr one of the top NBA coaches, are
37:58
Speaker 1: so woke and just can't lecturing their audience.
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Speaker 9: You know, the press conferences, and it has you do
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Speaker 9: with basketball. They're always wanted to basketball pres conference.
38:07
Speaker 1: They want to talk and inject their politics and they
38:09
Speaker 1: just have Trump derangements syndrome so badly.
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Speaker 9: You would think that.
38:12
Speaker 1: These multi millionaires Steve Kerr am Greg Popovitch would respect
38:16
Speaker 1: somebody like Donald Trump.
38:17
Speaker 9: They might give them tax breaks, but I don't know.
38:19
Speaker 1: They all like to virtue signal, I guess, and they
38:21
Speaker 1: have a lot of a lot of guilt.
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Speaker 9: And it stinks because he's such a great coach. Greg
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Speaker 9: Popovich is.
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Speaker 1: Really respected in the state of Texas well.
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Speaker 3: I'm not talking about him losing his job, obviously, but
38:35
Speaker 3: surely he must know that he's alienating or at the
38:39
Speaker 3: very least upsetting a significant portion of his fans, the
38:44
Speaker 3: fans of the Spurs. And why would you do that?
38:48
Speaker 3: Why would you go on these mad rants? What is
38:51
Speaker 3: the purpose? It's bewildering to me. Why there's just so
38:58
Speaker 3: little respect for what their fans think. You know, vote
39:02
Speaker 3: how you want, but don't lecture people and go on
39:06
Speaker 3: these Really he didn't say anything constructive there. It was
39:10
Speaker 3: just hate. Before you go, I just want to play
39:13
Speaker 3: you a little clip of Kamala Harris being heckled at
39:16
Speaker 3: a rally in Michigan. What's interesting about it is just
39:21
Speaker 3: how pouling she handled it. Have a look to.
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Speaker 5: Turn the page on the fear.
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Speaker 3: She looked frightened. There she was looking off stage and
39:49
Speaker 3: looking for advice. I'm just shocked that she handled something
39:54
Speaker 3: so routine so poorly.
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Speaker 1: She's too fragile to handle that situation, and Kamala Harris
40:01
Speaker 1: is too fragile to be Vice president of the United
40:03
Speaker 1: States or even president for that matter if she wins. Somehow,
40:06
Speaker 1: so just a snowflake like everybody else in their party.
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Speaker 3: Alex Stein, thanks for your time tonight still to come.
40:16
Speaker 3: Kinsey Schofield on the callout from mel Gibson's comments about
40:20
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris. Welcome back joining me now, celebrity and royal
40:34
Speaker 3: commentator Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, let's start with mel Gibson. He's
40:41
Speaker 3: set social media on fire with his blistering assessment of
40:44
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris. He said she has an appalling track record,
40:49
Speaker 3: no policies to speak of, and she's got the iq
40:53
Speaker 3: of a fence post. Is that mel Gibson too big
40:58
Speaker 3: to be canceled? Does even hey? He produces his own
41:01
Speaker 3: stuff these days, isn't he? Well?
41:04
Speaker 14: Look he has been canceled. He made horrible anti Semitic
41:07
Speaker 14: remarks during an arrest in two thousand and six and
41:09
Speaker 14: apologized profusely. He also financially and emotionally supported Robert Downey
41:16
Speaker 14: Junior when he was dealing with his addiction problems, and
41:19
Speaker 14: RDJ publicly begged Hollywood while accepting an award to give
41:24
Speaker 14: mel Gibson another chance. So he's been humbled and he survived,
41:27
Speaker 14: and like you said, he's become a self made man
41:30
Speaker 14: and entrepreneur.
41:31
Speaker 7: But I think he.
41:32
Speaker 14: Clearly just feels very passionate about this issue and wanted
41:34
Speaker 14: to speak his mind.
41:38
Speaker 3: Well, now we applaud people speaking their mind. There's certainly
41:42
Speaker 3: plenty of celebrities who are saying outrageous things about Donald Trump.
41:47
Speaker 3: So if mel Gibson wants to share his thoughts, I
41:51
Speaker 3: think everyone can accept that, but probably not Hollywood. It's
41:55
Speaker 3: probably going to stop him getting any jobs. Now, let's
41:58
Speaker 3: go to a notorious left wing influencer, Billy Nelson. She's
42:04
Speaker 3: humiliated herself online by appearing to fall for a photoshop
42:08
Speaker 3: image of Kamala Harrison and McDonald's uniform. She thought that
42:13
Speaker 3: this was real. She has since taken it down and
42:17
Speaker 3: used the backlash to portray Republicans and snowflakes for calling
42:22
Speaker 3: her out on that misinformation. But this photoshop wasn't very sophisticated,
42:29
Speaker 3: was it, Kinsey? They basically photoshopped Kamala's face on some
42:33
Speaker 3: white girl's body.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean I think the idiot snowflake is the
42:38
Speaker 14: person that wants to be an authority on something but
42:40
Speaker 14: doesn't do their due diligence. Trying to point the blame
42:43
Speaker 14: at a group of people completely unrelated to your social
42:47
Speaker 14: media activity as a masterclass in gaslading, it.
42:52
Speaker 3: Is I mean, it was, obviously, I would hope, an
42:54
Speaker 3: honest mistake. I don't think she was deliberately trying to mislead,
42:58
Speaker 3: but everyone stuffs up. If you're stuff to up, take
43:02
Speaker 3: it down. But then don't go attacking those who are
43:05
Speaker 3: pointing out your era now. Pr expert ed Coorham James
43:11
Speaker 3: has often an assessment of why Harry and Meghan have
43:14
Speaker 3: appeared to suddenly distance themselves from each other. They're not
43:18
Speaker 3: doing appearances together. He says, it's all part of a
43:22
Speaker 3: rebrand they seem to be undergoing because their joint image
43:27
Speaker 3: has become so toxic. What else can you tell us about.
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Speaker 9: This, reader?
43:32
Speaker 14: How many times have you and I used the words
43:35
Speaker 14: rebrand and Harry and Meghan in the same sentence. It's
43:38
Speaker 14: becoming existing when it comes to But what I can
43:41
Speaker 14: tell you is that Radar online here in the States
43:44
Speaker 14: they're headlined today is ruthless Meghan Markle so to give
43:49
Speaker 14: henpecked husband Harry the chop after she butchered ties dad
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Speaker 14: and royal family before acting her closest friends and radar
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Speaker 14: saying specifically that they're delving in to some of these
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Speaker 14: rumors that are exploding that the Sussexes have secretly separated,
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Speaker 14: so clearly a rebrand is what we would prefer. Hopefully
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Speaker 14: this expert is right, but stateside, they're saying that these
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Speaker 14: that this separation could be, it could be, it could
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Speaker 14: be much more meaningful.
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Speaker 3: Wow, that would be massive news. And what would follow?
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Speaker 3: Would Harry go back to the UK, the prodigal son
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Speaker 3: and rejoin the family, become a working royal again? Can
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Speaker 3: you see that even as a poulsibility?
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Speaker 14: Not if Prince William has anything to do with it.
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Speaker 14: I think he's got a lot of begging to do
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Speaker 14: to his brother. I think King Charles is always going
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Speaker 14: to have a soft spot in his heart for Harry.
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Speaker 14: But I mean, Prince William was trying to protect his
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Speaker 14: wife in the midst of cancer while Harry and Meghan
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Speaker 14: were lobbing grenades at them, and I can't imagine the
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Speaker 14: stress he was under during that time.
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Speaker 9: It's got to be hard to forgive.
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Speaker 3: I think you're right there, But whilst Charles is king,
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Speaker 3: he probably would be calling the shots there. Now, let's
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Speaker 3: go to the Didy case. A New York judge has
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Speaker 3: rejected Sean Diddycombe's proposal for a gag order against government
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Speaker 3: officials to prevent them from leaking information relating to his
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Speaker 3: sex trafficking case. He doesn't want this stuff to get
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Speaker 3: out to the media. What does that tell you? I
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Speaker 3: would have thought did he would be throwing all these
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Speaker 3: celebrity mates under the bus.
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Speaker 14: I mean, that could potentially be coming when it's time
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Speaker 14: for court and when it's time for him to testify.
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Speaker 14: But what we're seeing right now is how important public
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Speaker 14: relations really are to Sean Colmbs. He's desperately trying to
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Speaker 14: control the narrative behind bars, allowing his attorneys to do
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Speaker 14: documentaries and TV. He's encouraging his children to defend him
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Speaker 14: to the media. What his team is trying to do
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Speaker 14: is get the public to assume that the government is
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Speaker 14: leaking some of this negative information.
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Speaker 9: About him, like that Cassie video.
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Speaker 14: But the reality is he's got a lot of enemies
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Speaker 14: and who I really don't believe it's the government. I
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Speaker 14: believe it's one of the many people that he ticked
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Speaker 14: off throughout his career that had access to that video,
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Speaker 14: had access to that information.
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Speaker 3: Well, he's treated a lot of people very poorly over
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Speaker 3: the journey. So yeah, there will be no shortage of
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Speaker 3: enemies coming out, and they're not at all as public
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Speaker 3: as someone like fifty cent, who just puts it all
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Speaker 3: out there before you go. Tim z is reporting that
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Speaker 3: police officers in Beverly Hills are upset about the possible
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Speaker 3: release of the Mendes brothers. They think it's all political
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Speaker 3: by the Los Angeles DA. I must be the only
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Speaker 3: one who hasn't watched this documentary series what's going on there?
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Speaker 7: Hey?
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Speaker 14: Look, I think that the Beverly Hills cops are pretty
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Speaker 14: clever here under DA George Gascon, who's our current district attorney.
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Speaker 14: Incidents of murder, aggravated assault, forcible rape, and other violent
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Speaker 14: crimes up four percent. Theft in property crime during Gascon
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Speaker 14: Democrat his first three years in office up twenty four percent.
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Speaker 14: He has a horrible reputation and allowing the Menendez brothers
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Speaker 14: potentially to be out or resentenced, it does feel like
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Speaker 14: a pr stunt to change public perception before an election. So,
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Speaker 14: I mean, this guy who's totally turned our city upside down,
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Speaker 14: he needs some positive pr right now. And that's what
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Speaker 14: this feels like.
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Speaker 3: Well, it seems strange that releasing murderers would give you
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Speaker 3: positive pr? Is that what the mood is now? Do
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Speaker 3: people feel like they've served the time they should have
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Speaker 3: served given they were so young when this horrific offense
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Speaker 3: took place.
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Speaker 9: I'll tell you what's going on.
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Speaker 14: Kim Kardashian's backing them, and you want the influencer on
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Speaker 14: your side. You want to be standing next to Kim
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Speaker 14: Kardashian and some of these other celebrities like Rosie o'donnelld
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Speaker 14: that have come out to support them. It's the cool
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Speaker 14: thing to do on TikTok. They're all the rage free
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Speaker 14: the Menendez brothers because you know, the TikTok audience is insane.
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Speaker 14: But I do think that this is going to lead
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Speaker 14: to good press because he's got some very influential people
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Speaker 14: standing next to him, rallying around these brothers that murdered
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Speaker 14: their parents.
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Speaker 3: Kinsis Goophiel, thank you for your time this evening, And
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Speaker 3: that's it from May Too I'll see you at eleven
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Speaker 3: tomorrow up next is Newsnight.