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The Rita Panahi Show | 11 August · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scolds Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the winder Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panahy Show. I'm
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Speaker 3: Danikiti Giorgio coming up tonight. Prime Minister Anthony Albernezi formally
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Speaker 3: recognizes a Palestinian state as Benjamin Etnaho labels the move shameful,
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Speaker 3: Chris Bowen's latest climate change lies. The implymer will join
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Speaker 3: me to fact check the minister's propaganda. John Heindereker on
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Speaker 3: the upcoming Russia Ukraine peace summit and what Europe is
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Speaker 3: demanding out of it. Trump derangement syndrome supper a rosio'
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Speaker 3: donell claims the view will be asked next and you
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Speaker 3: can guess who she's blaming. Kinsey Schofield has the latest
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Speaker 3: had of course left He's losing it, including Grandma Karen
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Speaker 3: gearing up for a Trump induced civil war.
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Speaker 4: Is everybody going to just go to the streets and
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Speaker 4: fight everybody that's coming and you should be scared of that?
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Speaker 3: Well, the PM has been buttering us up for weeks
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Speaker 3: about recognizing a Palestinian state and today he confirmed it.
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Speaker 3: Australia will recognize Palestine at the UN General Assembly next month.
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Speaker 5: Following the lead of the UK, France and Canada.
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Speaker 6: Australia will recognize the rite of the Palestinian people to
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Speaker 6: a state of their own, predicated on the commitments Australia
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Speaker 6: has received from the Palestinian authority. I have said it
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Speaker 6: publicly and I've said it directly to President Netna, to
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Speaker 6: Prime Minister Netanyahu. The situation in Gaza has gone beyond
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Speaker 6: the world's worst fears. Far too many innocent lives have
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Speaker 6: been lost. The Israeli government continues to defy international law
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Speaker 6: and deny sufficient aid, food and water to desperate people,
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Speaker 6: including children.
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Speaker 3: Please, what about the hostages? What about israel I mean?
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Speaker 3: All this does is reward hummus. And as for the
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Speaker 3: Palestinian authority, he quotes, it is run by the highly
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Speaker 3: anti Semitic mumbled abbas Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nenya, who
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Speaker 3: has lashed Australia's stance.
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Speaker 7: To have the European countries and Australia march into that,
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Speaker 7: march into that rabbit hole just like that, fall right
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Speaker 7: into it. And by this canard is disappointing and I
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Speaker 7: think it's it's actually shameful, but it's not going to
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Speaker 7: take It's not going to change our position. Those who
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Speaker 7: say that Israel has a right to defend itself are
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Speaker 7: also saying, but don't exercise that right. They know what
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Speaker 7: they would do if right next to Melbourne or right
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Speaker 7: next to Sydney you had this horrific attacks. I think
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Speaker 7: you would do it at least what we're doing.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now for more on this is SKYNYW Senior
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Speaker 3: reporter Caroline Marcus and sky New's contributor Rocco Lawyer Kono.
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Speaker 3: Thank you so much for joining me this evening. Caroline,
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Speaker 3: this is an absolute disgrace. What message which does this send?
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Speaker 8: What sends the message that if you are a terrorist
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Speaker 8: organization planning to carry out one of the worst massacres
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Speaker 8: in recent history, you will be rewarded for what you've done,
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Speaker 8: because that is exactly what Australia and the France, and
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Speaker 8: France and the UK and Canada have done in saying
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Speaker 8: that they are going to recognize a Palestinian state next
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Speaker 8: month at the UN General Assembly. Hamas is already seizing
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Speaker 8: on this, you know. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio
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Speaker 8: said that after the UK made that decision not to,
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Speaker 8: France made the decision to recognize the state. The talks
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Speaker 8: fell apart for a ceasefire that were already under negotiation
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Speaker 8: between US, Israel and Hamas. So this is in fact
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Speaker 8: prolonging the suffering for the innocent Palestinians civilians who the
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Speaker 8: international community is of course deeply concerned about, and we
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Speaker 8: should be. But this does and help the situation on
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Speaker 8: the ground. All it does is send this strong signal
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Speaker 8: that if you want to get one of your objectives met,
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Speaker 8: whether that's a recognition of a state that's never existed,
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Speaker 8: all you have to do is massacre Jews. And it
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Speaker 8: sends a terrible signal to our ally that Israel as well,
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Speaker 8: which we've been increasingly hostile towards, and the Jewish Australian
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Speaker 8: community here, because in that recognition there is also an
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Speaker 8: implied demonization of Israel. But Israel is to blame for
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Speaker 8: the fact that there hasn't been peace, that there hasn't
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Speaker 8: been a recognition of a state. Completely ignored in the
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Speaker 8: press conference today was the fact that it has been
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Speaker 8: Palastinian leaders who have said no time and time again
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Speaker 8: to a state over seventy seven years because they don't
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Speaker 8: want to recognize Israel. Including the Palestinian authority.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they only want one state, their fine state, the
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Speaker 3: terrorist state.
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Speaker 5: And that's a problem.
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Speaker 3: And I was absolutely baffled listening to the Prime Minister today.
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Speaker 3: Here he was trying to justify his decision. Have a listen.
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Speaker 6: Her Maus don't support two states. Her Maas support one state.
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Speaker 6: In their words, from the River to the Sea. He
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Speaker 6: mus do not support recognizing the right of Israel to exist.
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Speaker 6: This is an opportunity to isolate Hamas that has been
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Speaker 6: forged by the very clear statements of the Palestinian Authority
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Speaker 6: on June ten, and the very clear statements of the
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Speaker 6: Arab blog.
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Speaker 3: Honestly, rock, I see the Prime Minister actually doesn't know
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Speaker 3: what he is saying here. The reality is is that Palestine. Firstly,
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Speaker 3: it's not even a state to begin with. But yes,
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Speaker 3: he's right, her Musk doesn't want a two state solution.
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Speaker 3: He mus wants its own state, it's its terror state,
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Speaker 3: and to wipe out Israel. But this just emboldens them,
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Speaker 3: this rewards them.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: See, he doesn't seem to recognize the history of this
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Speaker 2: particular piece of real estate since nineteen forty eight. Carolyn
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Speaker 2: alluded to it earlier, Since nineteen forty eight. There've been
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Speaker 2: numerous attempts for a two state solution, which of course
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Speaker 2: is what everyone wants, Israel and Palestinians living together side
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Speaker 2: by side in peace and harmony. But most notably in
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Speaker 2: nineteen ninety nine, mamouda Bus's mentor yes Arafat actually rejected
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Speaker 2: a peace plan where he would have had East Jerusalem
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Speaker 2: as the capital of a Palestinian state. As we've seen
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Speaker 2: in the past, the Palestinians seem to never miss an opportunity,
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Speaker 2: to miss an opportunity to make a lasting peace. And
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Speaker 2: unfortunately our leaders here don't seem to understand that.
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Speaker 3: No, they don't, and once again we are alienating one
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Speaker 3: of our long standing allies.
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Speaker 5: I just don't know how we can come back. And
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Speaker 5: the end of the.
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Speaker 8: Day, the US is going to be told the decision anyway,
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Speaker 8: it has been our power, So it's virtue signaling. But
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Speaker 8: it's worse than that because it emboldens her mass if
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Speaker 8: being straight into their propaganda, and it further demonizes Israel.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely.
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Speaker 3: If you're a Jewish Australian right now, you'd be thinking
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Speaker 3: here we go yet again, because what it does is
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Speaker 3: in boldens the scenes like we saw on the Sydney
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Speaker 3: hubor Bridge or at the steps of the Sydney Opera House.
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Speaker 3: And that is what people are. You know, this is
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Speaker 3: what it inboldens. It's a shocking.
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Speaker 9: Now.
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Speaker 3: Look, I want to ask you both about the sky
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Speaker 3: New special the War Cabinet. This evening, hosted by sky
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Speaker 3: New's political contributor Chris Yulman, the nation's foremost defense and
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Speaker 3: security experts have discussed the imminent threat of conflict involving Australia.
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Speaker 3: Peter Jennings from Strategic Analysis Australia said that Australia's military
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Speaker 3: is actually.
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Speaker 5: Less ready for war now than it was five years ago.
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Speaker 5: Have a listen.
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Speaker 10: I see a defense force which is actually less ready
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Speaker 10: for military operations than it was five, ten and fifteen
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Speaker 10: years ago. But I see an Australian population which is
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Speaker 10: completely untutored in terms of thinking about these issues. People
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Speaker 10: are not prepared and that's because our government is not
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Speaker 10: preparing them.
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Speaker 3: Well, Caroline, the warnings have been there for some time,
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Speaker 3: haven't they, That we are We're not prepared, We're not
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Speaker 3: ready for conflict.
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Speaker 8: And the concern coming out of this special tonight Delika
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Speaker 8: is defense experts are taking a telling Chris Ullman that
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Speaker 8: the threat is imminent, it will happen very soon, and
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Speaker 8: the threat is of course coming for China and the
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Speaker 8: flashpoint will be type one. Now we've been spending a
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Speaker 8: lot of time talking about this on programs here on
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Speaker 8: Sky News, but there it is from the experts themselves
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Speaker 8: that it is coming and a lot sooner than people thought,
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Speaker 8: and that the government has not been telling people how
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Speaker 8: big and how imminent a threat it really is. Now
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Speaker 8: the question is is Australia going to lift its defense spending.
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Speaker 8: We heard from the Pentagon in the US over the
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Speaker 8: weekend and yet another call and demand for Australia to
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Speaker 8: urgently lift it's spending to three point five percent of GDP.
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Speaker 8: So far, Albanezi has remained very stubborn on this point
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Speaker 8: and they won't lift it much above two percent.
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Speaker 5: That is not going to be.
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Speaker 8: Enough to fight off the threat. And I was hosting
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Speaker 8: a show last night on Sky and speaking to a
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Speaker 8: senior advisor fully and for a previous Prime minister, who
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Speaker 8: said he believes that the Albanizy is going to take
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Speaker 8: this as a negotiating tactic to Trump and say look,
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Speaker 8: we will lift spending but you have to commit to
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Speaker 8: orcus I'm nuclear deal with the US in the UK.
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Speaker 8: I'm not as confident as he is that this is
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Speaker 8: a negotiating tactic because they've.
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Speaker 5: Been so peak headed on it.
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Speaker 8: But I do hope he's right because we need it.
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Speaker 5: We absolutely do need it.
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Speaker 3: And just on that Rocko, you know, we're not lifting
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Speaker 3: our defense spending. As Caroline just mentioned, we've got China
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Speaker 3: on our doorstep, China spying on us.
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Speaker 5: We've got a recruitment.
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Speaker 3: Crisis already in the ADF and when you do sign up,
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Speaker 3: you're going to give what your pronouns are. So that's
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Speaker 3: a problem, you know, for the starters. But our enemies
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Speaker 3: right now would be laughing at us.
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Speaker 2: Yes, sir, what's the old saying, if you want peacemake war,
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Speaker 2: And that's that's what's been guiding thinking on defense spending
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Speaker 2: definitely throughout history. And yes, like you say that the
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Speaker 2: drums of war are beating, and I can see this
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Speaker 2: eerily reflecting what was going on in nineteen in the
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Speaker 2: nineteen thirties, when the drums of war were beating and
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Speaker 2: the world wasn't prepared. Indeed, we wanted peace for our
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Speaker 2: time and In the end, we had to fight a long,
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Speaker 2: costly war of six years to defend that which we
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Speaker 2: hold here. And it looks like those who failed to
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Speaker 2: learn from history are deemed to repeat it.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. Absolutely, and it's at our own peril yet again.
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Speaker 5: Now let's talk net zero.
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Speaker 3: Liberal front bencher Andrew Hasty, who will, no doubt, in
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Speaker 3: my mind, be a future Liberal Party leader. He's doubled
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Speaker 3: down on his opposition to net zero by twenty fifty.
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Speaker 5: Have a listen.
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Speaker 11: Of course, the climate change has been occurring throughout history.
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Speaker 11: The question is how much does Australia have a role
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Speaker 11: in changing the climate when we produce one point one
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Speaker 11: percent of the world's emissions. So the question is.
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Speaker 5: What should we do about it?
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Speaker 11: Should we transfer our heavy industry Australian jobs offshore. Should
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Speaker 11: we actually orchestrate a massive transfer of wealth our tax
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Speaker 11: system so that Australians are paying more for their power
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Speaker 11: And I think that's fundamentally unjust.
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Speaker 3: At the same time, conservative lobby group Advance has launched
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Speaker 3: a campaign targeting climate weeklings in the Liberal Party and
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Speaker 3: nationals who still support that target. Caroline, the warnings have
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Speaker 3: been there for a while. Australia will not reach net
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Speaker 3: zero twenty fifty on this renewables only magical carpet ride.
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Speaker 3: But of course there's moderates in the Liberal Party that
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Speaker 3: is the problem here.
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Speaker 5: They're holding up the process.
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Speaker 3: This review could take up to twelve months now, no
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Speaker 3: wonder they're being labeled weaklings.
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Speaker 5: Well they look to be fair.
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Speaker 8: I don't think there's a chance that the Liberals are
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Speaker 8: ever going to and the coalition is going to get
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Speaker 8: back in and the next election, so they probably do
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Speaker 8: have some time, but they don't have a chance at
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Speaker 8: the next election or any election if they refuse to
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Speaker 8: stand up for what their principles are as a party.
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Speaker 8: The Nationals of course have already said they don't back
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Speaker 8: net zero, but Seasonally wants more time to think about it.
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Speaker 5: Well, what do you stand for?
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Speaker 8: Are you going to be any different from labor who
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Speaker 8: got in obviously the landslide. But I don't think every
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Speaker 8: single person was thinking about the net zero target. They
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Speaker 8: were just concerned about their hip pocket and the cost
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Speaker 8: of living crisis. And people are going to discover more
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Speaker 8: and more that renewable energy is not the answer to
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Speaker 8: their solutions. They're going to look to Europe, where they've
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Speaker 8: been mass blackouts where there've been huge financial pressures on
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Speaker 8: people and economies, and they're going to see that we
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Speaker 8: are going further and further and further into the red
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Speaker 8: due to these crazy policies.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely we are, and it's obviously all the taxpayers expends
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Speaker 3: time and time again. Now, Roko, you've written about this
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Speaker 3: in The Spectator Australia and in it you talk about
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Speaker 3: all the domestic and international evidence that this net zero
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Speaker 3: policy isn't going to work. How long is it before
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Speaker 3: Susan Lee discovers America? As you put it so well
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Speaker 3: in your article.
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Speaker 2: Look, the rest of the world is running away from
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Speaker 2: ned zero fast than you can say. Turbine Denmark, which
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Speaker 2: Chris Bowen loves to hold up as the dawing of
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Speaker 2: renewable energy. Their Energy minister came out a few weeks
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Speaker 2: ago and say, look, exactly, we cannot rely entirely on
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Speaker 2: solar and wind for electricity. There has to be something
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Speaker 2: to support it. And Tony Blair, the hero of the left,
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Speaker 2: actually called this out in a report from his think
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Speaker 2: tak and he said exactly, Look, people are realizing that
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Speaker 2: there is minimal change to the climate, yet they're being
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Speaker 2: asked to make huge sacrifices to their economy and standard
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Speaker 2: of living, particularly when China is building coal five power
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Speaker 2: stations at a record rate and twenty twenty four is
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Speaker 2: the record. So why are we being asked to sacrifice
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Speaker 2: when the rest of the world isn't And I mean
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Speaker 2: over here in West Australia, we've just come out of
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Speaker 2: the coldest and weirdest July for sixteen years. So much
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Speaker 2: for global boiling. And on the twenty first of July
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Speaker 2: a emo's own figures at six thirty pm on that
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Speaker 2: day was a record demand for winter and guess how
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Speaker 2: much of that was produced by solar wind and batteries
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Speaker 2: net zero. So this is not working at all. There's
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Speaker 2: ample evidence now to support it. And one other thing.
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Speaker 2: The Coalition in twenty nineteen into the Australian people, are
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Speaker 2: you against net zero policies and won an election. I
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Speaker 2: can't understand why they think following along net zero is
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Speaker 2: going to win them an election, particularly when in twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty two when that position was reversed the Coalition lost.
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Speaker 8: Well, they're scared of the tials in the inner city steeds,
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Speaker 8: that's clear, but it can happen. We've seen Tim Wilson
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Speaker 8: take back a seat.
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Speaker 5: Sure he's not exactly.
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Speaker 8: Out advocating against net zero, but it is possible to
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Speaker 8: win those seats back, and you don't have to be
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Speaker 8: a complete wet blanket in order to do so. No,
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Speaker 8: but you know, I think this Advanced Australia campaign that
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Speaker 8: you mentioned that's going to cause some serious damage for
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Speaker 8: the party. Let's not forget this is the group that
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Speaker 8: helped campaign against the Boys and ran a very success
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Speaker 8: very campaign against it. So I think the Liberals are
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Speaker 8: going to have to get fearless about this.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, Rocco and the other thing there.
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Speaker 2: I mean, we're seeing state governments in New South Wales
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Speaker 2: last week in Victoria the week before, passing legislation to
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Speaker 2: override private property rights to in and overtake land to
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Speaker 2: build the electricity line transmission lines. So it's dividing, it's
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Speaker 2: dividing people across the country.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely.
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Speaker 12: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: And if you don't, if you don't let these transmission
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Speaker 3: workers onto your property, congratulations, here is a twelve thousand
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Speaker 3: dollar fine. Seriously, it's just where we've gone to in
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Speaker 3: this country. Caroline Marcus and Roppo Lawyer Kono, thank you
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Speaker 3: so much for joining me on the show this evening.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is esteemed geologist and author Professor Ian Plymer.
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Speaker 3: Good to catch up with you again, Ian, Thanks for
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Speaker 3: your time. Let's start with the most dangerous minister, if
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Speaker 3: I may say so, in Anthony Albanese's cabinet, Chris Bowen,
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Speaker 3: who's at it again, peddling more lies.
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Speaker 5: And absolute climate nonsense. Have a listen to this.
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Speaker 13: At the last election, the Liberals and Nationals told Australia
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Speaker 13: that nuclear was the way to deal with climate change,
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Speaker 13: their plan having been so comprehensively rejected by the Australian people,
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Speaker 13: now they're walking away from climate action all together.
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Speaker 14: Now to justify this, they're telling us that Australia is
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Speaker 14: doing more than the rest of the world.
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Speaker 5: So let's quickly go through a few facts.
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Speaker 14: Last year, ninety two point five percent of all new
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Speaker 14: electricity in the world was renewable. So to say the
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Speaker 14: rest of the world isn't doing anything is a lie.
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Speaker 5: At two right now, eighty four percent of the world's.
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Speaker 14: GDP is covered by zero commitments. And third, just recently,
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Speaker 14: for example, renewables overtook coal as the larger source of
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Speaker 14: electricity for India.
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Speaker 3: Dear Oh, dear Minister, coal actually generates over seventy four
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Speaker 3: percent of India's electricity, and renewable energy accounts for more
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Speaker 3: than thirty percent of the world's electricity. So Ian, this
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Speaker 3: guy's got no idea what he is on about.
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Speaker 1: Well, he knows exactly what he's doing.
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Speaker 15: He's trying to persuade the Australian public to pay a
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Speaker 15: hell of a lot more money for unreliable power, following
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Speaker 15: his ideological dreams. We once had cheap, reliable electricity that
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Speaker 15: came from coal. We once had a scheme whereby we
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Speaker 15: would have put in a nuclear power station that was
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Speaker 15: killed off in the early seventies. We could have had very,
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Speaker 15: very cheap power and with that a manufacturing industry. This
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Speaker 15: man has no idea. He's just peddling a propaganda and
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Speaker 15: he wants us to believe it and pay for it.
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Speaker 15: The answer is no, We've had enough.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, we are running on a women a prayer, on
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Speaker 3: this magical carpet ride renewables only fantasy, and it's sending
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Speaker 3: us broken backwards in this country. Now, look, the free
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Speaker 3: ride for electric vehicle users is about to come to
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Speaker 3: an end. Jim Chalmers is working on a road user
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Speaker 3: charge for evs.
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Speaker 5: Under tax reform plans.
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Speaker 3: And another reason why you might want to think about
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Speaker 3: twice about buying one of Bowen's EV's.
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Speaker 1: Well, i'm here out back.
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Speaker 15: It would have taken me three days to drive in
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Speaker 15: an EV, and I can do it in less.
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Speaker 1: Than a day in a conventional vehicle.
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Speaker 15: The second thing is that I can fill up that
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Speaker 15: conventional vehicle at half a dozen places. At the nearest
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Speaker 15: I'm at a place called sakar Ringo. The nearest town's
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Speaker 15: about thirty k's away. Now, you can't charge up an
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Speaker 15: electric vehicle here. They just don't get here. So the
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Speaker 15: bulk of people living in out back Australia have absolutely
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Speaker 15: no use for an expensive electric vehicle, and they, of course,
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Speaker 15: being much heavier than a conventional car, bash around the roads.
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Speaker 1: The roads are already in very poor shape.
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Speaker 15: The infrastructure and this country is approaching that of a
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Speaker 15: third world country, and an EV will only make it worse.
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Speaker 15: So I can't see any reason why you'd want to
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Speaker 15: have an EV. And if you do have an EV,
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Speaker 15: then you should.
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Speaker 1: Be charged the same as other motorists.
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Speaker 15: And when we pay for car registration, we pay for
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Speaker 15: the damage we give to the roads, as do heavy vehicles.
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Speaker 15: So I can't see why they are very very precious
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Speaker 15: and special. But they have been treated as a special species.
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Speaker 15: They have been treated as blessed by God. Therefore they
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Speaker 15: could do anything, whereas we who prefer an internal combustion
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Speaker 15: engine have to pay and keep paying.
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Speaker 3: No, I agree, I totally agree with you. I think
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Speaker 3: it's about time to be honest. But you're right, they've
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Speaker 3: been treated as some sort of protected and special species.
19:16
Speaker 5: Well the time is up now.
19:18
Speaker 9: Look.
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Speaker 3: A regional New South Wales farmer has raised concerns that
19:21
Speaker 3: the government is leaving communities in the dust in order
19:24
Speaker 3: to roll out renewables. Emma Bowman from Dunny do As
19:27
Speaker 3: told stein Us that regional communities have been steamrolled amid
19:31
Speaker 3: this rapid renewable energy transition, but even more since the
19:35
Speaker 3: New South Wales Parliament voted through a net zero bill
19:37
Speaker 3: last week which would expand the Energy Minister's ability to.
19:40
Speaker 5: Fast track these projects. Ian.
19:43
Speaker 3: Look, it really is the regions that are suffering under
19:46
Speaker 3: this net zero fantasy, isn't it.
19:49
Speaker 1: Well this is incredibly dangerous.
19:51
Speaker 15: We have these zero zest which the governments wanted to
19:57
Speaker 15: push and so they have allowed wind companies to use
20:03
Speaker 15: certain chemicals which are absolutely totally banned by any other industry,
20:07
Speaker 15: some of these chemicals which stain the soil and the
20:11
Speaker 15: waterways forever.
20:13
Speaker 1: Now wind companies have exemptions from that.
20:17
Speaker 15: A normal farmer or a factory or a mine doesn't
20:20
Speaker 15: have exemptions.
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Speaker 1: So why are they're so special?
20:23
Speaker 15: And if you build a wind turbine, you leave a
20:27
Speaker 15: massive concrete behind, you leave a massive steel behind. But
20:30
Speaker 15: if you build a mine, you actually have to clean
20:33
Speaker 15: that up afterwards. So they are again a protected special species.
20:38
Speaker 1: They can do anything. They can just bulldoze over farmers.
20:41
Speaker 15: They can destroy perfectly good farmland, and that is for
20:45
Speaker 15: the sake of saving the environment.
20:47
Speaker 1: So they're actually destroying the.
20:49
Speaker 15: Environment to save the environment, leaving chemicals permanently there, leaving
20:53
Speaker 15: infrastructure permanently there. Yet people in the cities don't see
20:57
Speaker 15: it and they don't care. And this is city driven
21:00
Speaker 15: politics aimed at making farming even more difficult. Now the
21:05
Speaker 15: farmers have got to battle the weather. Now they have
21:08
Speaker 15: to battle people with clipboards saying well, you're going to
21:10
Speaker 15: have this number of panels across your wheat field, You're
21:14
Speaker 15: going to have this number of turbines you are going
21:17
Speaker 15: to have chemicals that are going to destroy your land forever. Now,
21:20
Speaker 15: I think it's time for the farmers really to kick
21:24
Speaker 15: up with us, because enough is enough. They are just
21:26
Speaker 15: being bulldozed by these ideological interests driven from cities.
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Speaker 5: I completely agree with you.
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Speaker 3: As you mentioned the chemicals, these transmission lines, these wind turbines,
21:37
Speaker 3: I mean there's some of it in regional New South
21:38
Speaker 3: Wales that are slated for two hundred and sixty meters.
21:41
Speaker 3: I mean the absolute monstrosities. So no, you're right, it's
21:44
Speaker 3: inner city politics. It's just shocking and plymate, nice to
21:47
Speaker 3: catch up with you. Thanks so much for joining me
21:49
Speaker 3: on the show this evening. Still to come left he
21:51
Speaker 3: is losing it. Plus, US Vice President JD. Vance attends
21:54
Speaker 3: an emergency peace summit with European and Ukrainian leaders ahead
21:58
Speaker 3: of Donald Trump's on one with Vladimir Putin.
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Speaker 5: John Heindereker will join me for the latest. Well, now it's.
22:16
Speaker 3: Time for lefties losing it at a big thank you America.
22:19
Speaker 3: You got rid of Rosy O'Donnell. And guess where she's
22:23
Speaker 3: coming next. She's coming here right here to Australia to
22:28
Speaker 3: grace us with her presence bringing her comedy show down
22:31
Speaker 3: under allegedly, and how is this for a cell? She's
22:35
Speaker 3: told And I was in newspaper all about a sad,
22:37
Speaker 3: acute and chronic case of Trump derangement syndrome, saying my
22:41
Speaker 3: escaping was self preservation. It wasn't only a fear of
22:45
Speaker 3: or him. It was a fear of what I knew
22:48
Speaker 3: it would do to me to watch my country be
22:51
Speaker 3: pulled apart by a mentally ill man who only serves himself. Wow, Rosie,
22:58
Speaker 3: really selling your show there?
23:00
Speaker 5: We'll roll up, roll up? Where can I get a ticket?
23:03
Speaker 3: And if the TDS didn't get you over the line,
23:05
Speaker 3: this will please.
23:07
Speaker 5: Pay attention everyone. Black out the system.
23:12
Speaker 12: Black out the system.
23:13
Speaker 3: Rosie, do us a favor and black us out of
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Speaker 3: your tour stay in island.
23:17
Speaker 5: Please, we are begging you. Please. Now. This next clip
23:21
Speaker 5: comes with a trigger warning.
23:23
Speaker 3: Singer Lizzo has been triggered yet again by Sydney's ad
23:26
Speaker 3: for American Eagle.
23:30
Speaker 5: No kissy.
23:33
Speaker 16: Beer with me a pretty face with the titty bitch.
23:37
Speaker 5: I got the jeez like.
23:39
Speaker 3: I'm Sydney, and don't say I didn't warn you. I
23:45
Speaker 3: gave you a trigger warning, and that is way too
23:48
Speaker 3: much of Lizzo's rear end for any of us to handle. Meanwhile,
23:53
Speaker 3: the always pleasant Australian influencer Abby Chatfield is having another
23:57
Speaker 3: meltdown of bombastic proportions and I saw it comment.
24:01
Speaker 5: Saying well, if it was any other skin.
24:03
Speaker 16: Tone or eye color, it'd be okay, yes, yes, that's
24:08
Speaker 16: what a dog whistle is. Yes, you're upstanding it.
24:11
Speaker 17: See.
24:11
Speaker 16: The issue with his MAGA supporters is I go.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, you want You're almost there, You're so close to
24:17
Speaker 5: being there.
24:18
Speaker 16: Yes, if it was someone with any other skin tone
24:22
Speaker 16: or possibly eye color, it would be less scary and
24:26
Speaker 16: less of a dog whistle because the reason why it's
24:28
Speaker 16: a dog whistle is because contextually we have back to
24:33
Speaker 16: nineteen thirties and forties.
24:34
Speaker 5: Germany, Abby Love.
24:37
Speaker 3: It's really not that deep. Okay, you're almost there, almost
24:41
Speaker 3: there yourself. It's an ad for Jens. Please let it rest,
24:45
Speaker 3: let it go. And now from one d Lulu to another.
24:49
Speaker 3: Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, bringing with some sort of
24:51
Speaker 3: Holier than Thou complex.
24:53
Speaker 5: Has claimed with a straight face that repulsive voices on
24:57
Speaker 5: the left are driving people away from the Democratic Party.
25:01
Speaker 18: It's the loud voices that scare people from saying what
25:06
Speaker 18: they believe and make you think twice about a joke
25:11
Speaker 18: or whatever. You know, these things, and you know a
25:13
Speaker 18: lot of their points are valid, but a lot of
25:16
Speaker 18: them are also just repulsive, And I mean they were
25:18
Speaker 18: in that they repel people from They go like, oh,
25:21
Speaker 18: you're no fun.
25:22
Speaker 1: I don't want to be around you.
25:23
Speaker 18: And I think that if you had to boil it
25:25
Speaker 18: down on like one thing, that's kind of what it is.
25:29
Speaker 5: Well, look, he's not wrong, is he?
25:30
Speaker 3: But this is just incredible a stunning turnaround, stunning turn
25:34
Speaker 3: and events, especially given that this was Kimmel on the
25:37
Speaker 3: day Trump was re elected.
25:38
Speaker 19: Let's be honest, it was a terrible night last night.
25:41
Speaker 19: It was a terrible night for women, for children, for
25:44
Speaker 19: the hundreds of thousands of hard working immigrants who make
25:47
Speaker 19: this country go for healthcare, for our climate, for science
25:56
Speaker 19: or journalism, for.
25:59
Speaker 1: Justice or police.
26:00
Speaker 19: It was a terrible night for poor people, for the
26:03
Speaker 19: middle class, for seniors who rely on social security, for
26:06
Speaker 19: our allies in Ukraine, for needle or Richard.
26:11
Speaker 3: I mean, the man was practically bawling his eyes out.
26:14
Speaker 3: But here was a real pearler, Jimmy Kimmel and Sarah
26:17
Speaker 3: Silverman then decided to go together in a little Kumbai
26:21
Speaker 3: TTS session and said that Dems are elitist.
26:25
Speaker 5: I'm I mean the left. I'm on the left though.
26:27
Speaker 18: It was very you know, but like I find in general,
26:31
Speaker 18: the party that is about inclusivity is incredibly elitist.
26:37
Speaker 5: Just say join us, yes, come join us.
26:40
Speaker 3: Yes again, not wrong, but two multi millionaire woke lefties
26:45
Speaker 3: dishing out on the elite the irony. Now, why can't
26:49
Speaker 3: the left laugh and take a joke, Like, are they okay?
26:52
Speaker 5: They're just so serious all the time. It's it's very
26:54
Speaker 5: very sad, very tragic.
26:55
Speaker 3: Donald Trump Junior posted this meme of his father tossing
26:58
Speaker 3: a sex toy from the White House roof onto it
27:01
Speaker 3: w NBA court.
27:02
Speaker 5: It's a joke, it's a meme.
27:04
Speaker 3: Yet right on, que CNN went into obliteration mode.
27:09
Speaker 20: Donald Trump Junior posted to Instagram did you see this
27:12
Speaker 20: with the President? I mean, obviously it's mean, but it's
27:15
Speaker 20: the president throwing one off the White House roof there
27:19
Speaker 20: under the WNBA.
27:20
Speaker 8: Well, that says everything we need to know about Donald
27:22
Speaker 8: Trump Junior.
27:24
Speaker 5: What is fifty? So what is Donald Trump? Donald Trump Junior?
27:28
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, fifty two, whatever, how old he is.
27:32
Speaker 20: Timerman is.
27:35
Speaker 5: Acheme from president that's going on the roof, I mean
27:37
Speaker 5: their faces.
27:38
Speaker 3: One would think someone has died for goodness sake, prompting
27:41
Speaker 3: this response from Donald Trump Junior saying, what is it
27:45
Speaker 3: about memes that always triggers these losers? That's CNN so badly.
27:50
Speaker 5: Now here is.
27:51
Speaker 3: One way to ensure you are unemployable after graduating. Turn
27:55
Speaker 3: your valedictorian speech into an embarrassing clown show.
27:59
Speaker 4: Excuse my language, But to that, I say, Ice and
28:03
Speaker 4: the Trump administration.
28:12
Speaker 5: So brave, so so incredible.
28:15
Speaker 3: And here is how you know Trump's Ice operation is
28:17
Speaker 3: in fact working so well.
28:19
Speaker 5: Illegals are self deporting.
28:23
Speaker 21: Well, I've made up my mind. I will be turning
28:25
Speaker 21: in my darka and returning to Mexico. We came to
28:28
Speaker 21: America January fifteenth, nineteen ninety six, so almost thirty years
28:34
Speaker 21: I was a baby, so I have no memories of Mexico.
28:36
Speaker 21: But I think it's time for me to go back now.
28:39
Speaker 21: There is a lot of fears and wonderings and what ifs,
28:42
Speaker 21: but I do not want to be captive to this
28:44
Speaker 21: country anymore.
28:46
Speaker 5: Okay, childbye?
28:47
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, the breathtakingly incompetent Mayor of La Karen Bass, is
28:51
Speaker 3: now claiming.
28:52
Speaker 5: Ice arrests are destabilizing the city.
28:55
Speaker 4: That just doesn't destabilize a family, that destabilizes the destabilized.
29:01
Speaker 8: This businesses, it destabilizes the community.
29:04
Speaker 16: But we are not going to allow this administration to
29:08
Speaker 16: destabilize our great city.
29:11
Speaker 3: No, she's never been a bright spot that Karen has
29:14
Speaker 3: she and after the sad lives of those suffering with
29:17
Speaker 3: incurable Trump derangement syndrome, please spare a thought for this snowflake.
29:24
Speaker 9: Ever since Trump became president, I'm so used to bad news. Yesterday,
29:28
Speaker 9: me and my coworkers were watching the gorgeous sunset and
29:32
Speaker 9: this one guy goes, you know, next year, we're not
29:35
Speaker 9: gonna be able to see the sunset, and I literally automatically,
29:40
Speaker 9: I'm just like, great, the atmosphere is gonna combust and
29:45
Speaker 9: you know, it's gonna be total darkness and there's gonna
29:48
Speaker 9: be no more sunset. Sunsets have been abolished. But I
29:52
Speaker 9: just go, why won't be able to see the sunset?
29:56
Speaker 9: And he's like, because they're building a building right there
29:58
Speaker 9: that and I'm like, okay.
30:03
Speaker 3: Well that's okay, because this liberal can maybe help her out.
30:08
Speaker 9: I think that the best way and the only way
30:11
Speaker 9: from your survive the next three and a half years
30:15
Speaker 9: is to make sure that my doctor keeps Prescriving.
30:18
Speaker 20: Might come as again, I'm a.
30:20
Speaker 5: N stay and Jay.
30:22
Speaker 3: It's just so bad out there. This grandma is gurdening
30:26
Speaker 3: her loins.
30:27
Speaker 4: You know what, Kamala was right. We all knew she
30:30
Speaker 4: was right. What this regime is doing in Washington just
30:38
Speaker 4: seems like all we can do right now is don't
30:41
Speaker 4: give up.
30:42
Speaker 5: But we have to wait it out. I don't know
30:45
Speaker 5: what else to say.
30:46
Speaker 4: I mean, is everybody going to just go to the
30:49
Speaker 4: streets and fight everybody that's coming, And you should be
30:55
Speaker 4: scared of that.
30:56
Speaker 3: Yes, we ride at door and get your nun shucks out.
31:00
Speaker 5: Yes, steel cap boots.
31:01
Speaker 3: Although Grandma, I just I couldn't quite hear you with
31:04
Speaker 3: CNN blasting in the background.
31:06
Speaker 5: Could you turn it up a little louder please? Well,
31:10
Speaker 5: now to the war in Ukraine.
31:12
Speaker 3: US Vice President jd Vance has attended an emergency peace
31:16
Speaker 3: summit with European and Ukrainian leaders.
31:19
Speaker 5: Ahead of Donald Trump's one on one with Vladimir Putin.
31:22
Speaker 5: Here's what he had to say. After the meeting, you.
31:25
Speaker 22: Should be willing to play a more direct and a
31:28
Speaker 22: more substantial way in funding this war yourself. I think
31:31
Speaker 22: the President and I certainly think that America, we're done
31:34
Speaker 22: with the funding of the Ukraine war business. We want
31:36
Speaker 22: to bring about a peaceful settlement to this thing. We
31:39
Speaker 22: want to stop the killing. But Americans, I think, are
31:41
Speaker 22: sick of continuing to send their money, their talk dollars
31:45
Speaker 22: to this particular conflict. But if the Europeans want to
31:48
Speaker 22: step up and actually buy the weapons from American producers,
31:52
Speaker 22: we're okay with that, But we're not going to fund
31:54
Speaker 22: ourselves anymore.
31:55
Speaker 5: Now.
31:55
Speaker 3: It comes after seven major European leaders issued a joint
31:59
Speaker 3: statement the head of the summit saying the path to
32:02
Speaker 3: peace in Ukraine cannot be decided without Ukraine joining me.
32:05
Speaker 3: Now for more on this is President of the Center
32:08
Speaker 3: of the American Experiment, John Hindereka.
32:12
Speaker 5: Thank you so much for joining me.
32:13
Speaker 3: Look, the US has made it very very clear it
32:16
Speaker 3: is done with helping to fund Ukraine. Europe, though, is
32:19
Speaker 3: expressing concern already. They want iron cloud security assurances.
32:24
Speaker 5: Will they get it? How do you see this playing out?
32:28
Speaker 17: Well? First of all, the Trump administration has been clear
32:31
Speaker 17: all along that Russia is fundamentally a European problem and
32:35
Speaker 17: the Europeans should be taking the lead in responding to
32:39
Speaker 17: and deterring Russian aggression. Donald Trump's position is really very simple.
32:45
Speaker 17: This war has been going on for three and a
32:47
Speaker 17: half years. There have been over a million casualties. The
32:51
Speaker 17: Europeans are always cheering on the Ukrainians and saying, you know,
32:55
Speaker 17: go to it, you don't keep the war going. And
32:58
Speaker 17: Trump really would like to bring peace to that region.
33:02
Speaker 17: And whether he's going to be able to do that,
33:04
Speaker 17: I don't know. I think it depends on whether Ukraine,
33:07
Speaker 17: at the end of the day is willing to make
33:09
Speaker 17: some concessions so that Russia isn't just walking away empty
33:15
Speaker 17: handed after all of these years, So.
33:18
Speaker 3: You think that Ukraine is going to have to make
33:21
Speaker 3: some concessions. I mean the other thing is is can
33:23
Speaker 3: we really trust Russia as well?
33:27
Speaker 1: Well?
33:27
Speaker 17: Of course we can't trust Russia. Nobody trusts Russia. But nevertheless,
33:33
Speaker 17: they are war weary. They have got to want this
33:35
Speaker 17: thing to come to an end. But they have to
33:37
Speaker 17: get something. You know, some years ago Russia marched in
33:41
Speaker 17: and seized Crimea and they've held on to Crimea. Nobody's
33:44
Speaker 17: talking about Russia giving Crimea back. And I think the
33:48
Speaker 17: path to peace here probably lies in a ceasefire line
33:53
Speaker 17: and ultimately align basically corresponding to where the armies are,
33:58
Speaker 17: which is what usually had happens, and that means that
34:01
Speaker 17: Russia would gain a little bit of Russian speaking territory
34:05
Speaker 17: there in eastern Ukraine. If Ukraine is not willing to
34:09
Speaker 17: agree to that, it's very hard to see how this
34:12
Speaker 17: war ends.
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Speaker 3: No, absolutely, Look, I think the world's going to be
34:16
Speaker 3: watching with beta breath to see what happens here, because
34:19
Speaker 3: it's been certainly a very long war.
34:21
Speaker 7: Now.
34:22
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, Donald Trump has hosted the leaders of sworn enemies
34:26
Speaker 3: Armenia and Azerbaijan, two former Soviet states of course, for
34:30
Speaker 3: an official peace signing ceremony.
34:32
Speaker 5: At the White House.
34:33
Speaker 3: I've got to say it was quite an extraordinary site,
34:36
Speaker 3: seeing these two countries after all these years come together.
34:40
Speaker 1: John.
34:41
Speaker 5: There's speculation that this is all part of a push.
34:44
Speaker 3: For Donald Trump to get that Nobel Peace Prize. He's
34:47
Speaker 3: pulled this summit off. If he then pulls off Russia
34:50
Speaker 3: and Ukraine, should he get it?
34:53
Speaker 17: Well, if he does that he should get it, whether
34:55
Speaker 17: he will as another matter of course, but this conflict
34:58
Speaker 17: between Armenia and Yazerbijan goes back to the nineteen eighties,
35:03
Speaker 17: and it seems as if the Trump administration has come
35:06
Speaker 17: up with a creative solution. We'll see if it works,
35:09
Speaker 17: but it's focused on a transportation corridor that would be
35:14
Speaker 17: shared by these two countries. It would be a new
35:16
Speaker 17: trade route between Asia and Europe, and it could result
35:20
Speaker 17: in tens of billions of dollars in economic development for
35:24
Speaker 17: both of these countries. And it also could result in
35:27
Speaker 17: American influence in that region replacing Russian and Iranian influence.
35:33
Speaker 17: So it's got the potential to be a win win
35:37
Speaker 17: all the way around, and we'll have to see how
35:39
Speaker 17: it develops.
35:40
Speaker 3: Yeah, look absolutely, I mean as he said, I feel
35:43
Speaker 3: like if he does Russia and Ukraine, surely you've got
35:46
Speaker 3: to give this man the Nobel Peace Prize.
35:48
Speaker 5: He's done one, let's see what else he can do. Now,
35:52
Speaker 5: this is quite fascinating.
35:53
Speaker 3: Donald Trump has avowed to immediately force all homeless people
35:58
Speaker 3: out of Washington, DC to an undisclosed place far away.
36:02
Speaker 3: He's taken to truth social posting quote, I'm going to
36:06
Speaker 3: make our capital safer and more beautiful than it ever
36:10
Speaker 3: was before. We want our capital back. Look, John, I'm
36:14
Speaker 3: very curious to know how he plans to do this.
36:18
Speaker 3: He's also spoken not just of the homeless, but also
36:21
Speaker 3: of criminals. I mean, he's spoken about criminals for many,
36:23
Speaker 3: many months now. But will it be easiest said than
36:26
Speaker 3: done in your view, to actually move the homeless out of.
36:29
Speaker 5: Washington d C?
36:31
Speaker 17: Deniki, it can be done. Why DC has been to
36:34
Speaker 17: Disgreece for a long time. It's got the fourth highest
36:37
Speaker 17: murder rate of any American city. There are thousands of
36:40
Speaker 17: homeless people. If you go around American cities, there are
36:44
Speaker 17: some where are stepping over homeless people on the street.
36:47
Speaker 17: There are others where there are no homeless people in
36:49
Speaker 17: safe We don't have to have this plague all over
36:53
Speaker 17: our urban areas, and that's a matter of local law enforcement.
36:58
Speaker 17: So Trump is going to do a press reference tomorrow
37:00
Speaker 17: he'll announce more specific plans. The mayor of d C,
37:04
Speaker 17: Muriel Bowser, says she's going to cooperate in Trump's efforts here.
37:08
Speaker 17: So I am hopeful that he's going to be able
37:11
Speaker 17: to clean up Washington, d C. And make it a
37:14
Speaker 17: capital that the American people can be proud of.
37:17
Speaker 5: Yeah, look fair enough, and good on him for trying
37:21
Speaker 5: to do something about it. We'll be watching that closely now.
37:24
Speaker 3: Bernie said Is has slammed former Vice President Kamala Harris's
37:28
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four presidential campaign, accusing it of being heavily
37:33
Speaker 3: influenced by wealthy people.
37:35
Speaker 5: J who would have thought. Here's what he had to say.
37:38
Speaker 19: One of the reasons, in my view that Kamala Harris
37:41
Speaker 19: lost the selection is she had too many billionaires telling
37:44
Speaker 19: God not to speak.
37:45
Speaker 7: Up for the working class of this country.
37:48
Speaker 1: Well, no, I think, I mean, I don't think that
37:50
Speaker 1: that's I like Kumla.
37:51
Speaker 7: She's a friendly line, but she was Her core consultants,
37:56
Speaker 7: you know, were heavily influenced by very wealthy people.
38:00
Speaker 3: And I think Bernie Sanders is absolutely spot on. She
38:03
Speaker 3: had all these wealthy mouthpieces. Remember the actors like George Clooney,
38:08
Speaker 3: singer Beyonce. None of these people represented Middle America.
38:14
Speaker 17: Well here's the problem, Denika. The Democrats are the party
38:17
Speaker 17: of the wealthy. It's not just Kamala Harris. And by
38:20
Speaker 17: the way, Bertie Sanders himself is wealthy. The best demographic
38:25
Speaker 17: the voters have that the Democrats have in terms of
38:28
Speaker 17: voting is people with incomes over two hundred thousand dollars
38:32
Speaker 17: a year. They're always denouncing billionaires, but the reality is
38:37
Speaker 17: that most billionaires who are at all active in politics
38:41
Speaker 17: are on the side of the Democrats. It is the
38:44
Speaker 17: Republicans who are now the party of the working class.
38:47
Speaker 17: The Republicans have figured that out and they're proud of
38:50
Speaker 17: but the Democrats really have yet come to grips with it,
38:54
Speaker 17: and they don't really have a good way to talk
38:56
Speaker 17: about it.
38:57
Speaker 3: No, clearly, But you're right about Bertie's But for once
39:00
Speaker 3: I actually agree with him.
39:02
Speaker 5: He's not wrong. I feel like what he just said.
39:05
Speaker 3: Now, look the Global Government Surplus auction House. This was
39:08
Speaker 3: commissioned by the Biden administration to sell three hundred and
39:11
Speaker 3: fifty million US dollars in unused components of Donald Trump's
39:15
Speaker 3: border wall. It's now claiming that it plans to coordinate
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Speaker 3: with Trump to return some of those materials back to
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Speaker 3: the federal government.
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Speaker 5: John makes sense of this for us, How do you
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Speaker 5: think this would work? And is it a good thing?
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Speaker 17: Well, what's going on, Herdinika is that Trump was building
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Speaker 17: this water wall between the US and Mexico. And when
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Speaker 17: Joe Biden came in in twenty twenty one, one of
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Speaker 17: the first things he did was to stop construction of
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Speaker 17: the wall. And at that time, the federal government had
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Speaker 17: bought something in the vicinity of three hundred million dollars
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Speaker 17: worth of materials that had not yet been installed, that
39:54
Speaker 17: were awaiting construction, and there was materials started getting auctioned
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Speaker 17: off a pennies on the d It was kind of
40:00
Speaker 17: a scandal. So Trump is now trying to get those
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Speaker 17: materials back and this big e auction house has said
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Speaker 17: that they are going to sell the materials back to
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Speaker 17: the federal government at cost, and so that's better than
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Speaker 17: what was happening before. But I think this significant thing
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Speaker 17: is that construction on that border wall is once again underway.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. Absolutely, it's about time.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it was obviously a key election promise, so
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Speaker 3: no doubt I'm sure Trump would want to get that
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Speaker 3: back up and running now. Jd Vance, he's been overseas
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Speaker 3: saying that he does not want the UK to go
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Speaker 3: down what he calls the very dark path to losing
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Speaker 3: free speech.
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Speaker 5: Here, he was speaking at a meeting with Britain's Foreign secretary.
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Speaker 22: Well, I'd say I raised concerns about free speech in
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Speaker 22: the United States of America. I think the entire collective West,
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Speaker 22: the Transatlantic relationship.
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Speaker 11: Our NATO allies.
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Speaker 22: Certainly the United States under the Biden administration got a
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Speaker 22: little too comfortable with censoring rather and engaging with a
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Speaker 22: diverse ray of opinions.
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Speaker 17: John is he right, Well, he is right to dec
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Speaker 17: he's been kind of diplomatic there. Honestly, He's talked about
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Speaker 17: this before. The reality is that the United Kingdom and
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Speaker 17: a number of other European countries embarked on immigration policies
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Speaker 17: that turned out to be disastrous and people don't like them.
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Speaker 17: And in the UK in particular, instead of facing up
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Speaker 17: to the fact that these policies have failed and tried
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Speaker 17: to do something about it, the government instead is trying
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Speaker 17: to suppress criticism from people who don't like what's happened.
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Speaker 17: And so in the UK now you can have your
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Speaker 17: doorbell rung and it's a couple of police officers who
41:42
Speaker 17: don't like something that you tweeted. And we've had a
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Speaker 17: number of people in the UK actually imprisoned for saying
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Speaker 17: things that clearly would be constitutionally protected speech here in
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Speaker 17: the United States, and so there is a real issue
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Speaker 17: of free speech. I think it's true across a good
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Speaker 17: part of Europe, and it certainly is true in the
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Speaker 17: United Kingdom.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I think the UK is absolutely stuffed. Right now,
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Speaker 5: Before I let you go, John, I want to ask you.
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Speaker 5: I mean, we've had JD.
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Speaker 3: Vance basically telling the UK off in front of the
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Speaker 3: Foreign Secretary over there.
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Speaker 5: A couple of weeks ago.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump was in the UK saying pretty much the
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Speaker 3: exact same thing to the UK Prime Minister. What do
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Speaker 3: you make of this technique the White House is using,
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Speaker 3: going to these countries and just telling it like it is.
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Speaker 17: Well, Donald Trump says already thinks. You don't have to
42:32
Speaker 17: sit there and speculate about what Donald Trump thinks about something.
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Speaker 17: He'll tell you and to be honest, Anika, I think
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Speaker 17: these are conversations we need to have. I think that
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Speaker 17: the Europeans needed to be told that they should step
42:45
Speaker 17: up and play their part in needle. They needed to contribute,
42:49
Speaker 17: and they weren't doing it. They don't agree with that,
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Speaker 17: and I think that similarly, it's a good thing for
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Speaker 17: Trump and Vance to say, look, we in the West
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Speaker 17: have for hundreds of years committed to free speech. It's
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Speaker 17: sort of the foundation of democracy, and we're seeing it
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Speaker 17: start to slip away. I think it's good that they
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Speaker 17: are pointing these things out.
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Speaker 5: I completely agree.
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Speaker 3: It's good that they're saying it like it is, and
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Speaker 3: it makes for some good television as well. I've got
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Speaker 3: to say, John Heindereker, nice to chat with you. Thanks
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Speaker 3: very much for joining us on the show this evening
43:22
Speaker 3: still to come. Meghan Markle reportedly ridiculed by friends of
43:25
Speaker 3: Prince William and Princess Kate over that horrendous lifestyle brand
43:29
Speaker 3: as Ever.
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Speaker 5: Kinsey Schofield will join me next. Welcome back.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield.
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Speaker 5: Kinsey, good to see you.
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Speaker 3: Let's start with the friends of Prince William and Kate
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Speaker 3: Middleton who are reportedly or have been ridiculing Meghan mark
43:54
Speaker 3: and after mark All after she rebranded her lifestyle store
43:58
Speaker 3: to as Ever back in February. One friend said quote,
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Speaker 3: It's caused quite a bit of laughter within the group.
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Speaker 3: WhatsApp messages have been going back and forth. It's all
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Speaker 3: very budget and rushed, embarrassing. Really well, kinsy. They're not wrong,
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Speaker 3: let's be honest.
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Speaker 5: But they've also given the brand a nickname.
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Speaker 12: Yes, I've worn my blazer in honor of that nickname,
44:19
Speaker 12: as if very a very clueless themed nickname, as if
44:27
Speaker 12: as if this brand will ever take off. This is
44:29
Speaker 12: according to Bella magazine, And I mean this is some
44:33
Speaker 12: of the commentary we've seen online too, So it wouldn't
44:35
Speaker 12: surprise me if this were true. I think that the
44:39
Speaker 12: idea of it being very budget and rushed is a
44:44
Speaker 12: conversation I've had a lot lately. I spoke to the
44:46
Speaker 12: author Tom Bauer, who wrote Revenge about Harry and Meghan,
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Speaker 12: an incredible book, and he said investors are hesitant to
44:54
Speaker 12: work with Meghan because everything looks so messy, chaotic and rushed,
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Speaker 12: and so I labels peeling off when they talk about budget,
45:05
Speaker 12: the packaging within itself, people are critical of it. You know,
45:08
Speaker 12: this is supposed to be some limited edition keepsake, but
45:11
Speaker 12: it's just, you know, something that in moisture is going
45:15
Speaker 12: to fall to pieces. So is this story true or not?
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Speaker 12: I'd predict that it's likely pretty true.
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Speaker 3: It wouldn't surprise me either. But you look fabulous in
45:25
Speaker 3: that blazer. I mustad so while it goes with the theme,
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Speaker 3: it looks great.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 3: Look, the Daily Mail has revealed that Prince Harry is
45:31
Speaker 3: planning to get back at the boardroom rival who accused
45:34
Speaker 3: him of bullying at Senator Bail by launching a new
45:38
Speaker 3: African children's charity. Kinsey tell us more, it sounds like
45:41
Speaker 3: this is some sort of random revenge mission.
45:44
Speaker 5: So this is reacting.
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Speaker 12: This is his reaction to losing Ceneballe, and this is
45:51
Speaker 12: his fight with doctor Sophi Shandaka. And there are reports
45:54
Speaker 12: that potentially he could create a new rival charity because
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Speaker 12: he's so frustrated over losing Cinebale. We know that he's
46:03
Speaker 12: the co founder of this charity with Prince Ciso of Lesutu.
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Speaker 12: The objective of this charity is helping children with HIV
46:11
Speaker 12: and AIDS, or that have been affected with their families
46:14
Speaker 12: in some way, shape or form.
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Speaker 5: With HIV AIDS.
46:17
Speaker 12: I think it would be easier for him to get
46:20
Speaker 12: involved in existing charities and maybe build that way, versus
46:25
Speaker 12: launching an entirely new charity that would compete with this
46:29
Speaker 12: former charity of his that he stepped down from. I
46:33
Speaker 12: think that that would be the best way to go. However,
46:36
Speaker 12: doctor Sophie Shandaka said throughout multiple press interviews his brand
46:39
Speaker 12: is toxic. So I wonder if he'll struggle to find
46:42
Speaker 12: another charity that's eager to work with him in that area.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, very curious. Sad to see how that one goes.
46:49
Speaker 3: Now, former co host of The View rosio' donald, still
46:52
Speaker 3: suffering with Trump derangement syndrome after all these years, had
46:55
Speaker 3: said that she thinks that the daytime opinion program could
46:58
Speaker 3: soon be taken off the by the ABC in the US,
47:02
Speaker 3: and Kinsey, of course she's blaming Trump.
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Speaker 5: I know, right.
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Speaker 12: So this is a reaction to a new study from
47:10
Speaker 12: the Media Research Center that claims so far this year,
47:12
Speaker 12: the View only hosted one hundred and No, they actually
47:16
Speaker 12: hosted one hundred and two guests with liberal leanings and
47:20
Speaker 12: zero absolutely zero conservatives, but only counting those who discuss
47:24
Speaker 12: politics throughout their sit down. And Rosie says that the
47:29
Speaker 12: show isn't biased at all, and she's arguing that this
47:33
Speaker 12: review is actually code for an attempt to cancel the
47:36
Speaker 12: show altogether. So she is trying to warn people that
47:40
Speaker 12: this is coming based on this unfair representation that The
47:45
Speaker 12: View never really hosts conservatives.
47:46
Speaker 5: But you know as well as I do that they don't.
47:49
Speaker 12: They don't host conservatives, and if you do get a
47:52
Speaker 12: random conservative on there, they tear that person to pieces.
47:56
Speaker 3: Yeah, they do, and they're basically a mouthpiece for the Democrats.
48:00
Speaker 3: I know what she's told me about. Seriously, now, Britney
48:02
Speaker 3: Spie is his ex. Kevin Fedaline is dropping a tell all,
48:06
Speaker 3: which he promises will be extremely intimate and transparent. What
48:10
Speaker 3: sort of a reaction are you expecting, Kinsey?
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Speaker 5: What will we hear about? Do you think this is
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Speaker 5: so shameless?
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Speaker 12: This is as low as you can go. It's his
48:18
Speaker 12: only option after a failed dancing and rapping career that
48:22
Speaker 12: I'm sure he would love for us to forget. And
48:24
Speaker 12: he's run out of child support money. I mean, his
48:26
Speaker 12: kid's eighteen and nineteen years old. Do you remember how
48:29
Speaker 12: much that monthly child support check was? He was rolling
48:34
Speaker 12: in the dough. But he says, of this book, I
48:36
Speaker 12: achieved my biggest dreams, dealt with crushing heartbreak, and endured
48:39
Speaker 12: constant ridicule, all while becoming the father my children needed
48:44
Speaker 12: as they experienced NonStop emotional turbulence. Kevin, you were ridiculed
48:48
Speaker 12: because you left your pregnant girlfriend, Shar Jackson for Britney Spears.
48:52
Speaker 12: Shar was pregnant with their second child. I feel like
48:56
Speaker 12: there was a little bit of justification in our judgment.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, very clear.
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Speaker 3: Before we let you go, Kinsey, Conspiracy theories are emerging
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Speaker 3: about the real reason Leonardo DiCaprio always covers his face.
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Speaker 5: Out in public.
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Speaker 1: Why.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, they're saying, could it be plastic surgery? Did he
49:12
Speaker 12: get a bad facelift? Some immer saying it's not really him,
49:15
Speaker 12: it's his double ganger. I think that there are so
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Speaker 12: few celebrities, like real, real, big A list celebrities left
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Speaker 12: in the world, and this is his way of trying
49:24
Speaker 12: to continue to maintain that, you know, that air about him,
49:28
Speaker 12: that he's an A list movie star.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, he's got the money, so if he
49:32
Speaker 3: was having a facelift, it would not surprise me.
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Speaker 5: But yep, there you go. Fascinating the world of conspiracy theories.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey'schofield, good to catch up, Thanks for your time.
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Speaker 5: Well that is it for me. Up next to news Night,
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Speaker 5: Good Night.