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The Rita Panahi Show | 10 December · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scorns Ostrodia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Wader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Reader Panety Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight.
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Speaker 4: The BBC forced to admit it misled viewers.
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Speaker 3: Again in its reporting on Donald Trump, misinformation that our
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Speaker 3: ABC also engaged in. Daniel Wilder Michael Danby will cover
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Speaker 3: that and the day's other top headlines, calls for an
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Speaker 3: independent investigation into the ABC after it used taxpayer funds
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Speaker 3: to achieve platinum status with a trans lobby group. Sephanie
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Speaker 3: Bastian will join me for more on that. The latest
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Speaker 3: from the US with Corey DeAngelis, including the victim playing
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Speaker 3: of the most inept governor in the US and that
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Speaker 3: is a crowded field.
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Speaker 4: And later in the hour, D. D. Dun Levy will
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Speaker 4: cover the latest royal and.
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Speaker 3: Celebrity news, including unhinjured attacks against Milania Trump again talking
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Speaker 3: about unhinged lefties losing it, features Joyless joy Read and
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Speaker 3: her latest paranoid delusions.
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Speaker 5: They're sort of gleeful towards sort of returning to nineteen
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Speaker 5: thirties Germany, not even the United States. Like I know
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Speaker 5: that it's real. I actually think that what those people
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Speaker 5: wanted and what Donald Trump is delivering is ethnic cleansing.
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Speaker 4: But first, more bad news for the BBC, with the.
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Speaker 3: British public broadcaster admitting it misled viewers by claiming that
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump called for Liz Cheney to be shot in
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Speaker 3: the face. In the days before the presidential election last year,
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Speaker 3: a presenter on BBC said that Donald Trump appeared to
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Speaker 3: suggest Liz Cheney should face a firing squad for her
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Speaker 3: stance on foreign policy. In an internal memo, BBC News
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Speaker 3: said its coverage had been inaccurate, but no correction was
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Speaker 3: ever issued publicly, and we saw this exact same lie
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Speaker 3: being pushed by our very own ABC.
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Speaker 4: Have a look.
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Speaker 6: Donald Trump certainly took that acrimonious step further with in
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Speaker 6: that interview with Tucker Carlson, describing her as a very
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Speaker 6: dumb person, a warhawk, and even raising the hypothetical, I
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Speaker 6: guess of her facing a firing squad.
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Speaker 4: Of course, he did no such thing.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump was merely making the point that people who
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Speaker 3: are pro war, like Liz Cheney, are rather cavalier about
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Speaker 3: risking other people's lives, but they would never put themselves
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Speaker 3: in the firing line. Joining me now is the Institute
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Speaker 3: of Public Affairs Deputy Executive Director Daniel Wilde and former
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Speaker 3: Labor senator Michael Danby. Daniel, where is the correction? Where
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Speaker 3: is the apology from the ABC? Where is the clarification?
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Speaker 3: I won't even call it a correction, some sort of
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Speaker 3: a clarification about oh, maybe we didn't provide all the
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Speaker 3: context there.
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Speaker 7: Well, don't hold your breath, reader, I don't think one's
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Speaker 7: going to come funnily enough. And look, this is just
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Speaker 7: another example of how the ABC has a complete total
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Speaker 7: inability to present matters and facts and an impartial, unbiased manner.
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Speaker 7: And this is why their ratings are going down. It's
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Speaker 7: why Australians don't trust the ABC anymore. We've seen it
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Speaker 7: with COVID, We've seen it with the Voice to Parliament,
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Speaker 7: we've seen it with Net zero. They only ever present
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Speaker 7: one side of the story. And I just think the
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Speaker 7: reporting has gone downhill. And clearly the ABC, which was
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Speaker 7: once respected and once widely watched, it's just not the
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Speaker 7: institution that it once was. It should apologize, but it's
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Speaker 7: not going to.
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Speaker 3: Well, Michael, where's the accountability? We saw the ABC also
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Speaker 3: deliberately edit the president's comments, those January sixth comments that
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Speaker 3: sort of behavior led to resignations of the BBC, but
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Speaker 3: the ABC that hasn't even been an apology.
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Speaker 8: From what I understand, Reja accountability is coming, You're part
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Speaker 8: of it. Sky's ratings and the digital world is something
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Speaker 8: that faces the old focus of the ABC. Why can't
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Speaker 8: they apologize when they make a mistake. Why can't that
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Speaker 8: person from four Corners who did all those dreadful programs
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Speaker 8: about Cardinal pell admit that she was wrong when the
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Speaker 8: High Court came to its decision. Why can't after Chris
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Speaker 8: Kenny exposes Julian Stevens, can't they say we got it wrong.
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Speaker 8: Why can't Sarah Ferguson say that three part series that
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Speaker 8: I did on Trump was Trump Directussian and we should
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Speaker 8: apologize for it. That would give all of the other
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Speaker 8: things that they do more credibility, but that would be
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Speaker 8: balanced and not sort of the wok agenda.
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Speaker 4: But in some ways, Dan they don't have.
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Speaker 3: That reckoning and accountability because the taxpayer funded, so they
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Speaker 3: can ignore the market, that can ignore the audience plummeting,
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Speaker 3: that can sort of not worry about any of that
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Speaker 3: and just focus on activism as opposed to trying to
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Speaker 3: serve their charter, and they do have a charter in place,
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Speaker 3: which sets them apart from other media organizations exactly.
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Speaker 7: I mean the charter is a part out of the
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Speaker 7: getting public funding is saying if we're going to have
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Speaker 7: a public broadcast and recit debate whether that's appropriate or not,
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Speaker 7: but if you're going to have one, then they need
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Speaker 7: to actually serve the public. Every single Australian tax port
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Speaker 7: payer is forced to pay for the ABC, So the
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Speaker 7: ABC should reflect the diverse views of the Australian community.
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Speaker 7: And plainly they are failing.
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Speaker 3: At that the massive and I would struggle to name
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Speaker 3: a single conservative presenter the host I.
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Speaker 4: Mean even within just their ranks.
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Speaker 3: When you talk about the production teams, that the entire
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Speaker 3: editorial team, where are the Conservatives? Where are the people
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Speaker 3: representing around fifty percent of the population. Now, let's move
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Speaker 3: on to the number of temporary visa holders in Australia
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Speaker 3: that have searched to a record two point nine million.
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Speaker 3: Home affairs figures show an increase of around one point
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Speaker 3: two million since twenty nineteen. And these figures include more
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Speaker 3: than seven hundred and thirty thousand New Zealanders. And we
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Speaker 3: also have more than six hundred and thirty thousand students
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Speaker 3: in this country on these temporary visas well.
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Speaker 7: Our migration program is a scam. It is a backdoor
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Speaker 7: path to students and those on temporary visas to getting
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Speaker 7: permanent residency. Mainstream Autralians getting ripped off. They're paying the price,
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Speaker 7: whether it's the congestion on our social services, the higher
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Speaker 7: cost of housing and rants that are induced by this
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Speaker 7: massive migration program. Australians don't want it. Even The Age
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Speaker 7: and the Sydney Morning Herald, these left wing newspapers published
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Speaker 7: polling showing Australians want cuts to immigration. They want migrants
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Speaker 7: to come here who are from similar countries, those who
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Speaker 7: have English speaking backgrounds and have similar institutional understanding of
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Speaker 7: the Australian way of life and Australian values. Australians had
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Speaker 7: an absolute gut full of this open slather, uncontrolled mass
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Speaker 7: migration program. It's in enriching universities, it's in enriching big corporates.
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Speaker 7: The government loves it because it brings in revenue. Everybody benefits,
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Speaker 7: other than the millions and millions of mainstream Australians who
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Speaker 7: are paying the price.
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Speaker 3: Well, Michael the Home Affairs but also shows that of
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Speaker 3: these two point nine million temporary BESA holders, only two
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Speaker 3: hundred and thirty eight thousand are temporary skilled workers and
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Speaker 3: three hundred and sixty thousand are tourists. And I think
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Speaker 3: those figures would surprise a lot of people because we
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Speaker 3: keep being told this line about we need to have
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Speaker 3: this mass number coming out the legit.
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Speaker 8: People that are here out of the two point nine million,
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Speaker 8: So you've got two million people here. Now, it's not
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Speaker 8: as raf Epstein, who Andrew Bolt exposed the other day
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Speaker 8: says that it's you know, you're racist because you're against migration.
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Speaker 8: It's because people have legitimate differences over the level of migration.
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Speaker 8: Can't you get back to the issues, raf, so you know,
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Speaker 8: start being an adult, and that's why your ratings have
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Speaker 8: crashed to under four percent on morning radio. Under four
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Speaker 8: Well wow, well maybe it's four point two. I'm sorry.
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Speaker 8: I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. But the
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Speaker 8: point is is that you're wiping out, as Daniel said,
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Speaker 8: the legitimate concerns of people, even higher immigration people in
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Speaker 8: the past like me think it was too high, and
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Speaker 8: particularly the scam of international students who are in the
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Speaker 8: business model of the universities. It's ridiculous. They're all doing
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Speaker 8: many of them fake degrees, can't speak English, don't actually
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Speaker 8: go to the course, and you're using it as a
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Speaker 8: pathway to citizenship.
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Speaker 3: Why are both political parties Michael hooked on this big
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Speaker 3: Australia philosophy because yes, at the last election of the
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Speaker 3: Coalition had a lower target, but it was still pretty
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Speaker 3: high when you look at the overall figures, it was
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Speaker 3: not significantly different to what Labor were proposing.
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Speaker 8: Well, I think it's because both political parties are afraid
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Speaker 8: that some of the ethnic communities will say that they
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Speaker 8: are being racist by trying to depress the immigration figures,
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Speaker 8: and also because of a nostalgia for the fact that
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Speaker 8: immigration worked in the past. So you just have to
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Speaker 8: adjust this be adults, refocus the whole scheme, make it less.
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Speaker 8: I particularly think for the Liberals to say that they
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Speaker 8: should have less immigration but not take into account the
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Speaker 8: international students is a big mistake. The universities are terrible
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Speaker 8: places these days. They're just businesses that don't actually provide
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Speaker 8: higher education for students. They're just generating income for these
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Speaker 8: awful middle level bureaucrats who want high incomes. Some of
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Speaker 8: them more than the Prime Minister out of international student fees.
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Speaker 3: Dan, Is it that nostalgia or are they hooked on
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Speaker 3: the sugar hit to the GDP figures, not the per
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Speaker 3: capita figures but the overall figures. And this notion that
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Speaker 3: existing migrants are going to be aghast if you cut migration.
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Speaker 3: I think if you did a deep dive into that,
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Speaker 3: you'd find that no, many migrants are as concerned about
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Speaker 3: the influx of people as anyone who was born and
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Speaker 3: bread here.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's right, I mean, there's the issues that Michael
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Speaker 7: has crectly identified in terms of why they don't go
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Speaker 7: for it. The other thing is you're right Inflate's GDP.
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Speaker 7: You have more people spending more money in a bigger market.
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Speaker 7: Your headline GDP is bigger, so it sounds good, but
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Speaker 7: as you say, the per capital is actually going backwards.
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Speaker 4: Don't forget.
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Speaker 7: The other thing is big business are a major lobby
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Speaker 7: because it suppresses wages and it means that they don't
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Speaker 7: have to train Australians for the job, so they're basically
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Speaker 7: getting a bottom line benefit. Your point about migrants being
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Speaker 7: concerned about it if you explain it to them as
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Speaker 7: what will their lives of their children be like they
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Speaker 7: understand that the thing that recent migrants are concerned about
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Speaker 7: is you're going to stop their parents coming in through
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Speaker 7: the family vis the thing that's where the scare campaign
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Speaker 7: comes in. So that's what you have to manage politically.
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Speaker 4: That is true.
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Speaker 3: And we saw the fallout when Senator Price just enter
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Speaker 3: Price just made a comment really repeating what a labor
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Speaker 3: polster had said about the voting patterns of the Indian
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Speaker 3: community and the hysterical reaction to that.
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Speaker 4: Michael was quite telling.
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Speaker 8: Very malevolent. Penny Warm is then able to broadcast some
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Speaker 8: comment made by a liberal senator just before the election
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Speaker 8: onto Wabo and scare the people in individual electorates. It's
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Speaker 8: sort of the weaponizing of reverse racism that is terrible.
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Speaker 8: It's just like what they've the mean girls did with Renalds,
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Speaker 8: Linda Reynolds, Kimberly Kitching and the whole Higgins case. They're ruthless, stalinist.
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Speaker 4: But they're good at it. You know what.
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Speaker 3: It's an adversarial game politics, and I think the Coalition
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Speaker 3: need to appreciate that and actually start turning up to
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Speaker 3: the fight. Now there are calls for an overhaul of
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Speaker 3: family travel entitlements for federal politicians after it was revealed
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Speaker 3: Senator Sarah Hanson Young slug taxpayers almost three thousand dollars
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Speaker 3: for flights and accommodation to attend a Byron Bay music
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Speaker 3: festival with a relative.
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Speaker 4: Adam. Hanson.
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Speaker 3: Young also met with stakeholders and small businesses within the
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Speaker 3: festival sector, so she did have work commitments, but that
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Speaker 3: means to travel is within the guidelines. But again it's
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Speaker 3: as they say, does it meet the pop test? Does
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Speaker 3: it pass the pop test?
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Speaker 7: Well, no, it doesn't. And I'm not opposed to having
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Speaker 7: family reunion entitlements for MPs. I think it's important to
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Speaker 7: encourage one of the hard parts about being an MP
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Speaker 7: is time away from family. I don't oppose the concept
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Speaker 7: of it, but they're taking the mickey. Yeah, I mean, well,
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Speaker 7: going to a music fest, but well, yeah, too far,
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Speaker 7: go into a corporate box to watch the footy. I mean,
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Speaker 7: there are more sensible ways of applying this, And the
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Speaker 7: problem is that I suspect most MPs use this, use
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Speaker 7: this in a sensible way, but people like Anika Wells
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Speaker 7: and Sarah Hanson Young. By the way, these are the
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Speaker 7: social justice activists who say that you know, the top
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Speaker 7: end the town's getting you know too much, Well, they're
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Speaker 7: the ones that are ripping everybody else off and they're
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Speaker 7: ruining it for the people that do the right thing.
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Speaker 3: Well, Michael, but that would argue it's all within the guidelines,
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Speaker 3: so that done nothing wrong. It's an argument Anika Wells
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Speaker 3: has made, and then the Prime Minister and the treasure saying.
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Speaker 8: About that leaving a comp car outside the tennis for
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Speaker 8: ten hours is I think not just beyond the spirit,
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Speaker 8: but it may be beyond the law of this and
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Speaker 8: she'll have to pay that back hopefully. Similarly, going for
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Speaker 8: a feed in Paris for seventeen hundred dollars with some
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Speaker 8: staff I mean cross on some expensive absolutely pathetic and
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Speaker 8: marine Ferouki. You shouldn't forget her. She flew to the
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Speaker 8: disruptive rallys here in Melbourne three or four times with
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Speaker 8: using the family reunion thing too. So some of this
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Speaker 8: is boggy and should be submitted to the peaple.
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Speaker 3: Well, perhaps the guidelines need to be looked at, because
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Speaker 3: if all those examples you've mentioned are within the guidelines,
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Speaker 3: perhaps is the guidelines that need to be looked at.
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Speaker 4: Anika Wells has referred herself to.
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Speaker 3: The Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority for an audit. Her spending
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Speaker 3: spree Dan was incredible. I mean, first heard about the
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Speaker 3: thirty thousand dollars plus per person and that was spent
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Speaker 3: just on AirFest in New York.
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Speaker 4: I don't know who book that.
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Speaker 3: Then we've got the birthday party in Adelaide that just
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Speaker 3: seemed to happily coincide with some meetings. She had planned
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Speaker 3: the family skiing trip that the taxpayer was paying for,
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Speaker 3: and as Michael said, having a com car waiting outside
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Speaker 3: the tennis waiting outside the NRL Grand Final for hours.
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Speaker 4: For her to watch it, get it to come back.
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Speaker 3: Well yeah, it seems to just be this sense of
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Speaker 3: entitlement that I think people are going to find really
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Speaker 3: quite disgusting at any time, let alone during a cost
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Speaker 3: of living crisis.
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Speaker 9: Well, that's right.
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Speaker 7: I think what's going to happen with this referral, though,
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Speaker 7: is they will find that it's within the guidelines, or
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Speaker 7: there might be one or two that are outside of it.
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Speaker 7: So she's kicked it into there to stop the media storm.
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Speaker 7: You're right, most of this is within the guidelines. That's
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Speaker 7: what this review is going to find and she knows
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Speaker 7: that that's why she's doing it. But the problem, as
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Speaker 7: you say, is the guidelines. What happens is I want
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Speaker 7: to go to the Melbourne Cup on a Tuesday. Therefore
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Speaker 7: APOOCA work meeting in on Monday.
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Speaker 4: It's not hard.
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Speaker 3: And that's why I think Attika Wells really faulted quite
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Speaker 3: spectacularly during that interview with on Sky News on Sunday
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Speaker 3: morning when she was asked about when did you know
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Speaker 3: about this birthday party?
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Speaker 4: You know what came first? The birthday party, Lanel.
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Speaker 8: It was devastating.
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Speaker 3: Andrew Colonel Absolutely, yeah, that was a big mistake for
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Speaker 3: her to go at B to B.
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Speaker 4: By Andrew Colonel.
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Speaker 3: She should have stuck to the ABC because he absolutely
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Speaker 3: exposed her and then she had nowhere to hide. Dan
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Speaker 3: Wildmichael Danby, thank you so much for your time. The
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Speaker 3: Family First Party is calling for an urgent independent investigation
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Speaker 3: into whether the ABC has breached its statutory charter after
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Speaker 3: it used taxpayer funds to achieve platinum status with the
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Speaker 3: trans lobby group ACON. Hundreds of businesses and government agencies
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Speaker 3: compete in acon's Workplace Equality Index, a sort of call
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Speaker 3: for its social credit system where companies earn points for
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Speaker 3: everything from providing gender neutral bathrooms and gender firming leave
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Speaker 3: to pronoun policing. The index ranks each organization out of
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Speaker 3: a score of two hundred on how they implement acon's policies.
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Speaker 3: Let's bring in Women's Foreign Australia Head of Advocacy, Stephanie Bastien.
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Speaker 4: Stephanie, the ABC has spent tens of.
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Speaker 3: Thousands of dollars, tens of thousands of our money implementing
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Speaker 3: acon's workplace demands.
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Speaker 10: Yes, and it's absolutely appalling.
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Speaker 11: I think that there needs to be a thorough investigation
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Speaker 11: from the board down.
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Speaker 10: When Kim Williams.
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Speaker 11: The chair of the board, took over, he said that
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Speaker 11: balancing diversity and impartiality was complex. Well, I'm sorry, no,
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Speaker 11: it's not complex. Diversity in this scenario is an ideology.
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Speaker 11: Impartiality would be reporting both sides of the ideology, but
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Speaker 11: they don't. They've written puff pieces on Michelle Telfer, but
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Speaker 11: they never reported on Justice Strum's damning findings that she
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Speaker 11: was disregarding evidence in the case of a twelve year
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Speaker 11: old boy that was being put on puberty blockers without
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Speaker 11: a diagnosis. They've posted photos supporting gender transitions. We saw
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Speaker 11: the picture at the start of the woman with the
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Speaker 11: double missectomy, Yet they've never reported on Mel Jeffries, who's
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Speaker 11: also had a double misseectomy and is now suing the
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Speaker 11: clinic that treated her. The problem is the ABC caters
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Speaker 11: to forty five percent of Australia's population. That is forty
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Speaker 11: that is millions of people that are viewing their news
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Speaker 11: across their platforms, and they are keeping them in the
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Speaker 11: dark so effectively. They are a mouthpiece for ACON and
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Speaker 11: they are promoting this ideology and Australians are kept in
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Speaker 11: the dark and they're paying for it.
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Speaker 10: It is absolutely appalling.
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Speaker 3: And Acon's influence, it's not just in the government sectay
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Speaker 3: in public organizations, also has enormous influence in the corporate world.
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Speaker 3: We've got the big banks, all sorts of other companies
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Speaker 3: that are signed up to this corporate social credit system
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Speaker 3: where they vy for points to show how woken progressive
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Speaker 3: they are.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, they've got their fingers in multiple pies.
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Speaker 11: They've got their fingers in education, they've got it in health,
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Speaker 11: they've got it in every workplace and a lot of
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Speaker 11: organizations have signed up to promote But as someone said
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Speaker 11: to me, a lot of these banks and law firms,
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Speaker 11: they do see the ideology as a hr nightmare, but
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Speaker 11: they still feel compelled to do the Purple Cupcake days
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Speaker 11: and all the rest of it. What it's doing, though,
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Speaker 11: is it's just promoting a very harmful ideology, and I
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Speaker 11: think that there needs to be more scrutiny on these
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Speaker 11: businesses and banks that are subscribing to ACON because the
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Speaker 11: harm that is being done to children is very real,
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Speaker 11: and they're going to invest in this program and they're
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Speaker 11: going to promote it through their businesses, then I think
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Speaker 11: customers should boycott.
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Speaker 4: Well.
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Speaker 3: It just shows that this entire movement, the power it has,
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Speaker 3: it's not organic. It's not some sort of grassroots where
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Speaker 3: the population has sort of changed its mind. It is
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Speaker 3: all very deliberate and well funded, often by us indirectly.
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Speaker 3: So I think that's been very interesting with the Australian
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Speaker 3: newspapers reporting on Acorn in recent days. Now let's talk
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Speaker 3: about Binary Australia spokesperson Curly Smith. She's been ordered to
19:42
Speaker 3: pay ninety five thousand dollars in fines and also issue
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Speaker 3: a public apology after she was found to have vilified
19:49
Speaker 3: to trans women. That's biological men identifying as women. It
19:54
Speaker 3: marks the first time someone has been found to have
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Speaker 3: unlawfully vilified a person for being trans underneath South Wales law.
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Speaker 3: Now Curly Smith broadcast where two trans athletes had played
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Speaker 3: their matches to a social media followers. Deputy Chief Magistrate
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Speaker 3: Sharon Frowned said online posts made in bad faith that
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Speaker 3: inside hatred, serious contempt or severe ridicule, regardless of the
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Speaker 3: harm it causes, cannot be disguised as political communication. Not
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Speaker 3: only is the argument baseless, it's against the law. Stephanie,
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Speaker 3: what's your view of this case.
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Speaker 11: I have enormous reservations and concerns about how the magistrate
20:41
Speaker 11: came to these findings and draw a comparison to the Olympics. Now,
20:46
Speaker 11: we've all watched the distress by female boxers when they
20:51
Speaker 11: were confronted with having to play against calif and ting
20:55
Speaker 11: the campaign, and the posts that so that Caraly Smith
20:58
Speaker 11: put out there were not dissimilar. Was simply highlighting the
21:01
Speaker 11: harms of biological men competing in women's football. That she
21:05
Speaker 11: didn't name any of the players, she did share photos
21:08
Speaker 11: of their teams, but her point was to present real
21:10
Speaker 11: life examples of biological men competing in female sport. Now,
21:16
Speaker 11: the judge didn't say that anything she had said specifically
21:19
Speaker 11: incited harm, but the posts incited fear and vilification against
21:25
Speaker 11: trans people, particularly these players.
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Speaker 10: Of course, with that then what is apparent.
21:34
Speaker 11: Is that even if you don't vilify, you can be
21:36
Speaker 11: found even if you're talking about this issue. So I
21:39
Speaker 11: have enormous reservations about how she came to this judgment.
21:44
Speaker 11: I think if we cannot talk about real life examples,
21:46
Speaker 11: if we cannot present the evidence in the public or
21:48
Speaker 11: in the dark, and they don't know, so I think
21:50
Speaker 11: this judgment's wrong, and I really hope that she is
21:52
Speaker 11: successful we able to appeal it.
21:57
Speaker 4: In my mind, it is sinister because you're right.
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Speaker 3: If you can't talk about real life examples that are
22:04
Speaker 3: happening right now, you then have the argument from the activists, well,
22:09
Speaker 3: your concerns are unfounded.
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Speaker 4: This is all just hypotheticals. This sort of thing isn't
22:15
Speaker 4: even happening.
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Speaker 3: If it is happening, it's not causing any harm. And
22:19
Speaker 3: when you actually present examples and say no, there are
22:21
Speaker 3: people who have issues with this, There are other athletes
22:24
Speaker 3: who may have issues that maybe when it's younger people,
22:28
Speaker 3: parents who have issues, then you can fall into being
22:32
Speaker 3: accused of vilifying someone or subjecting them perhaps to ridicule.
22:38
Speaker 3: This is just you wouldn't even call it censorship. It's
22:43
Speaker 3: deeper than that. This is just suppressing facts and debate
22:49
Speaker 3: that is necessary.
22:50
Speaker 4: And I am just absolutely shocked. If we've got a
22:53
Speaker 4: judgment like.
22:54
Speaker 3: This from some other corners of the world, I think
22:57
Speaker 3: we'd be sitting here a shocked that that could happen.
23:00
Speaker 3: What's happening right now in our own country. Stephanie Bastian,
23:03
Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time tonight. Coming up,
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Speaker 3: Lefties Losing It and we'll look at the victim playing
23:11
Speaker 3: of the most inept governor in the US, Corey DeAngelis
23:16
Speaker 3: is coming up next.
23:28
Speaker 4: You're watching the Riada Panecky Show, and it's time for
23:30
Speaker 4: Lefty's Losing It.
23:32
Speaker 3: It's a fine time to have a look at the
23:34
Speaker 3: leftist mainstream media and workout just why trust in these
23:39
Speaker 3: institutions is at record lows. I wonder if CNN's Jake
23:43
Speaker 3: Tapper has any ideas on why Americans trust used car
23:48
Speaker 3: salesman more than the media.
23:50
Speaker 12: And the FBI finally announced that they had arrested a
23:53
Speaker 12: suspect a suspect accused of planting pipe bonds near the
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Speaker 12: Republican and Democratic National Committee headquarters then before the January sixth,
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Speaker 12: twenty twenty one capital attack. Brian Cole Junior, a thirty
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Speaker 12: year old white man from the DC Suburbs, is charged
24:08
Speaker 12: with transporting and explosive devise.
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Speaker 4: Ah say what now, Jake?
24:15
Speaker 3: A thirty year old white man from the DC suburbs.
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Speaker 4: That's what she said. Is this a white man?
24:21
Speaker 3: According to CNN, But then we shouldn't be surprised because CNN,
24:26
Speaker 3: including Jake Tapper, push the Fine People hoax against Donald
24:30
Speaker 3: Trump for four years, not to mention every other debunked hoax,
24:34
Speaker 3: including the Russian collusion hoax. Also on CNN, we have
24:38
Speaker 3: this woman, Ashley Allison claiming this individual is some MAGA
24:43
Speaker 3: supporter and saying we're all surprised he is not white.
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Speaker 13: I'm just gonna I'm gonna say the thing out loud
24:49
Speaker 13: that I think everyone is not saying and is actually surprised,
24:52
Speaker 13: and why I think Janine Pirol is actually saying it.
24:55
Speaker 13: I think the fact that this man is a black
24:56
Speaker 13: man was surprising the people. I think people thought this
24:59
Speaker 13: would go.
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Speaker 14: To be a white man.
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Speaker 4: That did this, they were going to be able to
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Speaker 4: say he.
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Speaker 13: Was a part of the progressive left. And the fact
25:04
Speaker 13: that there's a black man that is saying I too
25:06
Speaker 13: was susceptible to conspiracy theorists that the president and conservative
25:11
Speaker 13: podcasts were pushing that this election was stolen is a
25:15
Speaker 13: fact that they were not expecting. And now everyone is
25:18
Speaker 13: on their heels and they're trying to spin it.
25:20
Speaker 3: The only one spinning it is you Love and your
25:22
Speaker 3: fellow political activists at CNN, including Abby Philip, who even
25:27
Speaker 3: tried to push the notion that this alleged offending was
25:30
Speaker 3: no different to January sixth political prisoners, many of whom
25:33
Speaker 3: were guilty of nothing more than trespassing.
25:37
Speaker 4: Watch Isabel Brown's school abbey on her own show.
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Speaker 2: I do wonder if he had been actually caught around
25:45
Speaker 2: the time of January sixth and prosecuted, would he have
25:47
Speaker 2: been included with in Trump's pardons.
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Speaker 15: I mean, okay, this is absolutely beyond the pale to me,
25:52
Speaker 15: to be honest, to claim that we don't know any
25:54
Speaker 15: sort of inkling of a motive of this individual, when
25:57
Speaker 15: just a few months prior, there was a lawsuit ruled
25:59
Speaker 15: in the Trump administration's favor against this particular individual for
26:03
Speaker 15: his company seeking to let illegal immigrants out of prison
26:07
Speaker 15: on bail.
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Speaker 2: But it's called the hypothetic individual, So it's called the hypothetical.
26:11
Speaker 2: Had he been prosecuted alongside all of those other people
26:14
Speaker 2: who were involved in violent acts on January sixth, would
26:17
Speaker 2: Donald Trump have pardoned him?
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Speaker 15: No, because individuals who were why not the Capitol Building
26:22
Speaker 15: on January sixth, were not planting pipe bombs.
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Speaker 4: Oh, Abby do better.
26:26
Speaker 3: But we shouldn't be surprised by Abby philipp being a
26:29
Speaker 3: hard lift activist. She did, after all, go on joy
26:33
Speaker 3: Raids podcasts and agreed with pretty much everything joylists had
26:37
Speaker 3: to say.
26:37
Speaker 4: And Joy's backspewing wul venom listen to.
26:41
Speaker 5: This, and you know, having been inside of a Republican
26:44
Speaker 5: national convention and had that vibe from a senior citizen,
26:48
Speaker 5: someone's grandma, but whose glee was directed towards some of
26:54
Speaker 5: the most heinous ideas you could imagine, right, you know,
26:58
Speaker 5: sort of gleeful towards sort of returning to nineteen thirties Germany,
27:01
Speaker 5: not even the United States. Like I know that it's real.
27:04
Speaker 5: I actually think that what those people wanted and what
27:09
Speaker 5: Donald Trump is delivering is ethnic cleansing.
27:11
Speaker 3: You know that woman needs a padded cell and a
27:15
Speaker 3: straight jacket, not a microphone reminder. Joy is so loopy
27:19
Speaker 3: and hard left that even MSNBC sactor. But for Abby Phillip,
27:24
Speaker 3: she's a perfectly sound and let's not forget Abby Philip
27:29
Speaker 3: also had this next.
27:30
Speaker 4: Shrieky charlatan on her program.
27:33
Speaker 3: Not only is Jennifer Welch uniquely awful and hate filled,
27:37
Speaker 3: she's also a bald faced liar.
27:40
Speaker 1: Elon Musk, who I want to remind everybody that's against
27:43
Speaker 1: immigration is an immigrant. I just think it's really important
27:47
Speaker 1: to remind everybody all the time that Elon Musk is
27:49
Speaker 1: an immigrant that doesn't pay taxes, who is a parasite
27:52
Speaker 1: off the American taxpayer.
27:54
Speaker 3: Oh dear, every American knows Elon Musk is an immigrant, Jennifer,
27:58
Speaker 3: But did you just claim the man who provides hundreds
28:02
Speaker 3: of thousands of jobs and contributes tens of billions in
28:06
Speaker 3: salaries is a parasite. The man who went into space
28:11
Speaker 3: to rescue astronauts is a parasite. The man who sped
28:14
Speaker 3: over forty billion to buy Twitter to help preserve free
28:17
Speaker 3: speech it wasn't a business decision. Here's a parasite as
28:22
Speaker 3: for your lives about Elon not paying taxes.
28:24
Speaker 4: The truth is, not only does he.
28:26
Speaker 3: Pay tax, including personal income tax, but it's the most
28:30
Speaker 3: tax anyone has ever paid in the US, around twelve billion,
28:35
Speaker 3: and that was just in twenty twenty one. Now to ABC,
28:38
Speaker 3: and here we watch another anchor be embarrassed on his
28:41
Speaker 3: own show, this time by Eric Schmidt, Senator for Missouri,
28:46
Speaker 3: who points out why Democrat.
28:47
Speaker 4: Operative George Stiffanopoulos, Well, why his show is failing in
28:52
Speaker 4: the ratings.
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Speaker 16: It's been front page news across the country. Aren't you
28:56
Speaker 16: curious about that?
28:58
Speaker 17: Well, I'm curious about your push back on that particular point.
29:01
Speaker 9: With your previous guest.
29:02
Speaker 16: You had zero pushback because he's giving the Democrat talking
29:05
Speaker 16: points like U spew every single week, which is probably
29:07
Speaker 16: why your readings are so bad.
29:10
Speaker 3: Now, Minnesota governor and failed vice presidential candidate Tim Walls
29:14
Speaker 3: is continuing to whine about President Trump, calling him and
29:18
Speaker 3: I quote seriously retarded. He claims that people are now
29:22
Speaker 3: driving past his house calling him that wants to boo
29:26
Speaker 3: word and that may lead to violence.
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Speaker 16: I'd never seen this before, people driving my pause by
29:32
Speaker 16: my house and using the R word in front of people.
29:35
Speaker 16: This is shameful. And I have yet to see an
29:39
Speaker 16: elected official, a Republican elected official, say you're right. That's shameful.
29:42
Speaker 16: He should not say it. So look, I'm worried. We
29:44
Speaker 16: know how these things go. They start with tans, they
29:47
Speaker 16: turn to violence. So deeply concerned.
29:50
Speaker 3: This is the same inept governor who was wishing death
29:54
Speaker 3: on Donald Trump not too long ago. Because I think
29:56
Speaker 3: we've forgotten about that and that with memory hold his
30:00
Speaker 3: comments lightning a Trump rally at Madison Square Garden to
30:04
Speaker 3: a Nazi rally?
30:06
Speaker 4: Do you think that could have inspired violence? Tin Walls?
30:10
Speaker 16: And I think some of you don't miss on this.
30:11
Speaker 16: Go do your google on this. Donald Trump's got this
30:14
Speaker 16: big rally going at Madison Square Garden. There's a direct
30:18
Speaker 16: parallel to a big rally that happened in the mid
30:20
Speaker 16: nineteen thirties at Madison Square Garden. And don't think that
30:24
Speaker 16: he doesn't know for one second exactly what they're doing there.
30:27
Speaker 3: Joining me now is American Culture Project senior fellow Corey DeAngelis. Corey,
30:33
Speaker 3: if Tim Walls thinks he can play the victim after
30:37
Speaker 3: overseeing the mass fraud that has occurred in his state,
30:42
Speaker 3: then he's a bigger fool than we thought. What happened
30:45
Speaker 3: in Minnesota is utterly shameful.
30:49
Speaker 17: Yeah, look, he's trying to deflect here. He's a total failure.
30:52
Speaker 17: He's a political failure, speaking of violence. He was basically
30:55
Speaker 17: the death knell for the Kamala Harris campaign. They committed
30:59
Speaker 17: a political suicide when they picked Tim Walls.
31:02
Speaker 9: To be VP.
31:03
Speaker 17: I mean, he's a who thought he was going to
31:06
Speaker 17: mobilize the young male vote, for example, tampon Tim, That's
31:10
Speaker 17: the perfect person to pick in order to get Trump
31:14
Speaker 17: into the White House. So good job Kamala Harris campaign.
31:17
Speaker 17: But yeah, in Minnesota, they had three hundred million dollars
31:21
Speaker 17: that was supposed to go to kids to feed them
31:24
Speaker 17: during the COVID era and it was fraudulently spent apparently.
31:28
Speaker 17: So Tim Walls is obviously trying to deflect here. He's
31:32
Speaker 17: clutching his pearls, you know, for him to make a
31:36
Speaker 17: do a press conference about this, and oh my goodness,
31:38
Speaker 17: Trump called me the R word. That only really upsets
31:41
Speaker 17: you if it has a little bit of a truth
31:43
Speaker 17: to it. So maybe he's admitting something personal about himself.
31:48
Speaker 9: But I think the.
31:50
Speaker 17: Real story here is that he's trying to deflect. He's
31:53
Speaker 17: clutching his pearls, trying to point it Trump and trying
31:56
Speaker 17: to whip up the base against his political opponents. But
32:00
Speaker 17: you know, this responsibility falls on him. This happened under
32:03
Speaker 17: his watch, with the fraud in his state, and look,
32:06
Speaker 17: he's a political failure. So hopefully people will forget about
32:10
Speaker 17: him sooner than later.
32:12
Speaker 3: Well, the scale of the fraud is quite astonishing that
32:18
Speaker 3: we're talking about a billion dollars. Now, there's figures emerging
32:22
Speaker 3: of three four five billion, So at some point we'll
32:26
Speaker 3: get a clear picture of how much was just squandered there. Now, Corey,
32:31
Speaker 3: I want to ask you about my favorite story of
32:34
Speaker 3: the day. This is just it's almost like a comedy sketch.
32:37
Speaker 4: This. This is the Soccer World Cup.
32:39
Speaker 3: We know it's going to be North America in twenty
32:41
Speaker 3: twenty six, and naturally, the leftist city of Seattle wants
32:47
Speaker 3: to host a pride game to celebrate the LGBTQIA plus
32:52
Speaker 3: plus community. And let's see who FIFA scheduled for this game. Yes,
32:57
Speaker 3: it's Iran, where homosexuality is illegal and even carries the
33:02
Speaker 3: death sentence, and Iran was drawn to play against Egypt,
33:07
Speaker 3: another country where homosexuality is illegal and carries a prison
33:11
Speaker 3: term of up to three years.
33:14
Speaker 4: How did this happen? Corey?
33:16
Speaker 9: I mean, it's beyond parody. Right.
33:17
Speaker 17: That was a Daily Wire article that I read about this,
33:19
Speaker 17: but I thought it was a headline from the Babylon
33:22
Speaker 17: b This can't be true, can't it?
33:24
Speaker 9: But look, it really reminds me of.
33:26
Speaker 17: The horseshoe theory of politics, where you had the far
33:29
Speaker 17: left loonies in Seattle basically siding with the far right
33:33
Speaker 17: who might not be happy about countries like Iran in
33:37
Speaker 17: Egypt right now, kind of locking arms on this issue.
33:41
Speaker 9: But really, who kind of scheduled this? I don't know.
33:46
Speaker 17: They say that it was pre scheduled and it kind
33:49
Speaker 17: of just turned out this way.
33:51
Speaker 9: It was a coincidence.
33:51
Speaker 17: It was either a big coincidence or the far left
33:55
Speaker 17: was really trying to piss off Iran An Egypt.
33:57
Speaker 9: But you know, maybe Iran and.
33:58
Speaker 17: Egypt will pull out of the World Cup, but no
34:01
Speaker 17: one will miss them.
34:01
Speaker 9: It's not like they were going far anyway.
34:05
Speaker 4: No, I don't think they're going to be pulling out
34:07
Speaker 4: of the World Cup. It's a pretty big deal.
34:09
Speaker 3: The Egyptian Football Association has already sent a formal letter
34:14
Speaker 3: to FIFA requesting this this Lgbtqia plus Pride match a
34:20
Speaker 3: celebration at the World Cup not go ahead, so they
34:23
Speaker 3: can just play a regular game without any of that
34:27
Speaker 3: political messaging.
34:28
Speaker 4: We'll see what happens there now. Corey told me about
34:30
Speaker 4: what is What else is.
34:32
Speaker 3: Happening in Washington State. There's female students. They're fighting for
34:37
Speaker 3: a ballot initiative to protect girls' sports, and there's also
34:41
Speaker 3: another initiative to strengthen parental rights after Washington State past
34:46
Speaker 3: legislation that removed the requirement for parents to receive notice
34:50
Speaker 3: when their children receive non emergency medical services at school.
34:56
Speaker 3: That just seems incredible that your child could be receiving
34:59
Speaker 3: some of medical care. I don't know, perhaps some sort
35:04
Speaker 3: of hormones or puberty blockers, and the parents aren't advised.
35:10
Speaker 3: What's likely to happen in these cases.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, the lunatics of the teachers unions are trying to
35:15
Speaker 17: keep secrets from parents. And guess what, there's these two
35:18
Speaker 17: initiatives that are probably going to make it onto the ballot.
35:20
Speaker 17: It looks like they're going to have enough signatures to
35:22
Speaker 17: restore rental rights and education and protect girl sports keep
35:26
Speaker 17: boys out of girl sports. These are eighty twenty issues
35:28
Speaker 17: on the side of the Republicans. Let's see if they
35:30
Speaker 17: can get it done in a deep blue state controlled
35:33
Speaker 17: by Democrats and teachers unions in Washington.
35:36
Speaker 9: It'll be a very unique test case.
35:38
Speaker 17: But the teachers union, the Washington Education Association, is the
35:42
Speaker 17: main opponent of these two initiatives. They don't want to
35:45
Speaker 17: put it to the ballot. They know they're going to lose,
35:47
Speaker 17: so they're starting an initiative of themselves to stop people
35:51
Speaker 17: from signing the sheets in order to get it on
35:56
Speaker 17: the ballot in November of twenty twenty six. So there's
35:59
Speaker 17: events held right now by LESCo Washington, the main group
36:03
Speaker 17: in favor of protecting girls sports and printal rights and education.
36:07
Speaker 17: And there was a recent event where you had high
36:09
Speaker 17: school girls basically speaking out saying there was a boy
36:13
Speaker 17: in my locker room.
36:14
Speaker 9: This didn't make any sense and it's unsafe.
36:16
Speaker 17: And so it's really a shame that the dads haven't
36:19
Speaker 17: really stepped up in stronger numbers. It's a shame that
36:23
Speaker 17: the girls themselves had to come out and say, you
36:26
Speaker 17: know what, adult shouldn't pressure young girls to undress in front.
36:30
Speaker 9: Of boys and men. I mean, this is just common
36:33
Speaker 9: sense stuff.
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Speaker 17: But the liberal lunatics have gone so far off the
36:37
Speaker 17: deep end, and the teachers' unions are dragging them down
36:41
Speaker 17: every step of the way. But hopefully parents will win
36:43
Speaker 17: this case in Washington and it'll laya blueprint for other
36:47
Speaker 17: Blue states to go forward and do the right thing
36:49
Speaker 17: as well.
36:50
Speaker 3: Now, before you go, Corey, I want to play this
36:52
Speaker 3: exchange between Alex Brucewitz and a journalist at the Doha
36:57
Speaker 3: Forum a few days ago.
36:59
Speaker 4: This was all about the stolen election narrative.
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Speaker 18: And Alex, no matter how many times you've repeat that
37:06
Speaker 18: there was a rig election, there's no evidence of that.
37:09
Speaker 4: But anyway, in my question.
37:12
Speaker 18: Very Confiden saying there is no evidence of a rigged election.
37:14
Speaker 18: Are you familiar with a guy named Hunter Biden. Well,
37:17
Speaker 18: if you're not familiar, he was Joe Biden's son, and
37:20
Speaker 18: he liked to have relations with prostitutes and filming and
37:23
Speaker 18: put it on a laptop. He'd liked to do crack
37:25
Speaker 18: cocaine and filming and put it on a laptop, and
37:28
Speaker 18: everybody in the legacy media. They said that is something
37:31
Speaker 18: called Russian disinformation. It wasn't Russian disinformation. That was a
37:35
Speaker 18: true laptop. Nobody in the media covered it, and if
37:38
Speaker 18: you posted about it on social media, he got censored
37:41
Speaker 18: and lost your account. And so after the election it
37:44
Speaker 18: came out and they said, if you knew that laptop
37:47
Speaker 18: was real, would you have voted for Joe Biden. Twenty
37:50
Speaker 18: percent of people who voted for Joe Biden said they
37:52
Speaker 18: wouldn't have done so. So if you're talking about just
37:55
Speaker 18: one aspect that's called.
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Speaker 3: Rigging election, Corey, that isn't even begin to cover the
38:02
Speaker 3: money that they spent fortifying the election. As as Time
38:07
Speaker 3: magazine put it, tell me about this ongoing debate about
38:13
Speaker 3: the twenty twenty election and the many ways in which
38:18
Speaker 3: that election result was influenced.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, I like how that questioner at the Doha Forum
38:24
Speaker 17: was basically tried to slide that in there there's no
38:27
Speaker 17: evidence of a rigged election. Then he tried to ask
38:29
Speaker 17: some other question. Good thing on Alex for calling him
38:32
Speaker 17: out and setting the record screen. I mean the New
38:34
Speaker 17: York Post I remember on Twitter at the time before
38:37
Speaker 17: Elon Musk was in charge and changed it over to x.
38:40
Speaker 17: You couldn't even post that New York Post article. It
38:43
Speaker 17: would just it wouldn't allow you to do it. So
38:45
Speaker 17: that is interference in the election. And so you know,
38:48
Speaker 17: it goes so many layers deeper than that. But at
38:51
Speaker 17: the end of the day, I'm kind of happy that
38:53
Speaker 17: Trump didn't win the twenty twenty election because now we
38:56
Speaker 17: have Trump two point zero. You know, you only get
38:58
Speaker 17: two four year terms in America, and so I'm glad
39:03
Speaker 17: he's president right now, and he's, you know, after all
39:06
Speaker 17: that's happened to him and the election being storm from
39:08
Speaker 17: him in twenty twenty, he's kind of gone, you know,
39:11
Speaker 17: full thritle now. And I think we've gotten even more
39:14
Speaker 17: in bold than Trump than we would have beforehand.
39:19
Speaker 3: I think you're right there, and you've got a fast,
39:21
Speaker 3: sounder administration. He's got much better people around him. I
39:25
Speaker 3: think one of the greatest mistakes of his first term
39:28
Speaker 3: was some of the judgment calls he made in the
39:30
Speaker 3: people he put in positions. And this time around, he
39:34
Speaker 3: seems to have everyone on the same team going in
39:37
Speaker 3: the one direction.
39:38
Speaker 4: Cory D'Angelis, thank you so much for your time tonight.
39:41
Speaker 9: Hey, thanks Reto. Good talking to you.
39:43
Speaker 3: Still to come the latest unhinged attacks against Milania Trump.
39:48
Speaker 3: Ddie Dunlevy is up next. Welcome back, joining me now
40:02
Speaker 3: as broadcaster de d dun Levy, Diddy, Let's talk about
40:06
Speaker 3: Milania Trump. They're finding new and increasingly desperate ways to
40:11
Speaker 3: attack the First Lady. She has even been criticized now
40:14
Speaker 3: online for reading to a group of young children without
40:18
Speaker 3: showing them the pictures.
40:21
Speaker 4: Did he The First.
40:22
Speaker 3: Lady was at the Children's National Hospital and read how
40:26
Speaker 3: does Santa Go down the Chimney to the children?
40:29
Speaker 4: But I don't know. Some folk online were upset.
40:33
Speaker 14: Yeah, upset and really nasty.
40:35
Speaker 19: I think one person described her as looking like she
40:37
Speaker 19: was dressed like a funeral director. Look, they snipe and
40:41
Speaker 19: snipe and snipe at Donald Trump, and it just flows
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Speaker 19: off a film like teflon.
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Speaker 14: And thankfully the First Lady appears to.
40:48
Speaker 19: Have that same quality where she can just let it
40:50
Speaker 19: flow over her. She was doing something really sweet and kind.
40:53
Speaker 19: She was upholding a long standing tradition, which is to
40:56
Speaker 19: go and read to the children at that hospital at
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Speaker 19: Christmas time. And if I was one of the children
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Speaker 19: in that room and I was given the choice of
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Speaker 19: looking at a picture in a book, and of looking
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Speaker 19: at Milania Trump, I choose to look at Milania Trump.
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Speaker 19: So I don't imagine the children were upset at all,
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Speaker 19: and I applaught her. She genuinely cares about children. She
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Speaker 19: did that beautiful visit to the Scouts with Princess Catherine
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Speaker 19: when the Trumps were in the UK. She was a
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Speaker 19: quantico at a base, an Air Force base recently, looking
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Speaker 19: after the children of military families and giving them presents
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Speaker 19: as well. I don't think she would care at all
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Speaker 19: about these online attacks.
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Speaker 4: No, I don't think.
41:34
Speaker 3: I think she has got that Donald Trump quality of
41:37
Speaker 3: just having absolute disdain foremost of the media and the
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Speaker 3: trolls online.
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Speaker 4: Now footage has circulated.
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Speaker 3: Of France's First Lady, Virginia Macron, using a slur against
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Speaker 3: feminist activers who were interrupting the stand up show of
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Speaker 3: aarn Abatana, who was wearing masks of the actor and
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Speaker 3: shouty rapist at this performer. Abatan was accused of rape
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Speaker 3: back in twenty twenty one, but the case was dropped
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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 4: Interesting here dda that Brigitte.
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Speaker 3: Is reported to have said in French, of course, if
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Speaker 3: there are any stupid bitches will kick them out, using
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Speaker 3: a vulgar expression in French. Well, this is quite a
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Speaker 3: turn up. I wasn't expecting this sort of work from
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Speaker 3: Bridget Macron.
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Speaker 19: Well, I am actually on her side in this, and
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Speaker 19: it doesn't mean I'm in favor of sexual assault, nor
42:35
Speaker 19: does it mean that she is. I think what she's
42:37
Speaker 19: getting at is that she, like a lot of people,
42:40
Speaker 19: are probably sick of protesters interrupting shows where people have
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Speaker 19: paid their money to see a performer perform. We saw
42:46
Speaker 19: it here in Australia when Jerry Seinfeld was performing in Melbourne.
42:50
Speaker 19: Protesters got up during his show and heckled him and
42:53
Speaker 19: had to go, and the crowd really did not have
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Speaker 19: a taste for it.
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Speaker 14: In fact, they booed the protesters out. So I think they.
42:59
Speaker 19: Do themselves a service when they bob up in these
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Speaker 19: situations and put their interest in pushing their cause ahead
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Speaker 19: of what's probably best for most of the people, and
43:10
Speaker 19: that is allowing them to enjoy the show that they
43:12
Speaker 19: paid to see.
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Speaker 3: Now, Meghan Markle is planning to reach out to a
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Speaker 3: strange Dad Thomas a second time following his near death experience.
43:23
Speaker 3: He had his leg amputated dds she was hoping to
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Speaker 3: get a letter to him as soon as she identified
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Speaker 3: the hospital where.
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Speaker 4: He's recovering DENI.
43:33
Speaker 3: A source has told A source that's supposedly close to
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Speaker 3: Megan has told Page six that she had been calling
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Speaker 3: local hospitals to try to locate her father so that
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Speaker 3: this letter could be delivered to him.
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Speaker 14: Yeah.
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Speaker 19: Well, I called poppycock on most of this and a
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Speaker 19: letter like what is she having it delivered by pigeon?
43:52
Speaker 19: This is just crazy in this day and age that
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Speaker 19: this woman who holds herself up and is happy to
43:58
Speaker 19: be lauded as a founder and a great, successful, intelligent
44:02
Speaker 19: woman cannot get a message to her father. Well, it's
44:05
Speaker 19: probably close to a week now. I think it's unacceptable,
44:09
Speaker 19: and I feel really sorry for him. He seems to
44:11
Speaker 19: me to have been a very good and decent man.
44:13
Speaker 19: I think he did most of the heavy lifting when
44:16
Speaker 19: she was a young woman, raising her and taking her
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Speaker 19: on set, and she's spoken about that in years past,
44:22
Speaker 19: about how she enjoyed going to work with her father,
44:25
Speaker 19: So there was a good relationship there.
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Speaker 14: For whatever reason it has fallen apart.
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Speaker 19: I think she should She's obviously the one that's holding
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Speaker 19: out on him. He's desperate to see her, and she's
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Speaker 19: fumbling over ways to get in touch with him. It's
44:39
Speaker 19: not that hard in this day and age. I don't
44:41
Speaker 19: believe anything this woman says.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, he has been crying out to have some contact,
44:48
Speaker 3: and when he was gravely ill, he was essentially begging
44:53
Speaker 3: her to have one final meeting with him before he
44:56
Speaker 3: passed away. Has never met the grandchildren either. She seems
45:01
Speaker 3: to be a strange for her entire family other than
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Speaker 3: her mother, which in itself I think is fairly unusual.
45:09
Speaker 3: Now this next story, this captivated people for a few weeks.
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Speaker 3: Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson seemed to be having a
45:18
Speaker 3: bit of a romance. And Pamela Anderson has opened up
45:21
Speaker 3: about this roller coaster romance with Liam Neeson.
45:26
Speaker 4: She told people.
45:27
Speaker 3: That they were romantically involved for a short while after
45:31
Speaker 3: they finished filming a film together, and she said she
45:35
Speaker 3: still adores Nissan, but they are better as friends.
45:38
Speaker 4: Dedie, darn it.
45:41
Speaker 19: I mean, I was like everyone else and we were
45:43
Speaker 19: to use an expression and some people use, we're all
45:45
Speaker 19: getting ahead of our skis. We all wanted this to
45:48
Speaker 19: be to be the new romance. I mean, look, Liam
45:51
Speaker 19: Neeson lost his wife, Natasha Richard's under really sad and
45:55
Speaker 19: tragic circumstances. She died after a skiing accident some years ago,
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Speaker 19: So you know, we want him.
46:01
Speaker 14: To be happy.
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Speaker 19: And Pammy, I think she's really sweet, if not the
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Speaker 19: sharpest tool in the shed, and I think was treated
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Speaker 19: horribly by the media with her whole relationship with Tommy
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Speaker 19: Lee and that sex tape that got released. So I
46:14
Speaker 19: think we're all hoping that this would work, but I
46:17
Speaker 19: don't think it's I don't think they're together. I think
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Speaker 19: she's saying we're just good friends. There was maybe something.
46:23
Speaker 14: Hot and heavy.
46:24
Speaker 19: However, hot and heavy you can get in year sixties
46:26
Speaker 19: and seventies a pres short time.
46:28
Speaker 14: But I don't think they're together.
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Speaker 3: I always thought it was a bit of a creation,
46:35
Speaker 3: It was a pr exercise. It just boosted interest in
46:38
Speaker 3: the film. It got so much publicity. I never sort
46:42
Speaker 3: of bought that it was genuine. But maybe maybe I'm
46:45
Speaker 3: too cynical. Now I want to.
46:48
Speaker 4: Get closer to home.
46:49
Speaker 3: You've uncovered some evidence that Cole's is going woke, or
46:54
Speaker 3: they have been woke in recent years. Maybe they're staying woke.
46:58
Speaker 3: Let's look at this Cole's Christmas book calling gingerbread men,
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Speaker 3: gingerbread people or gingerbread person? Did he seriously who is
47:07
Speaker 3: offended by the term gingerbread men?
47:10
Speaker 4: Because this was a conscious decision.
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Speaker 3: This wasn't just someone who forgot what these biscuits are called.
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Speaker 19: Well, Rita, I'm a woman, and I'm deeply offended that
47:20
Speaker 19: I haven't been depicted as a biscuit with a bald
47:24
Speaker 19: head and stumpy legs and gum drop buttons, which is
47:28
Speaker 19: probably a unisex outfit anyway. No, I don't think anyone
47:32
Speaker 19: was Why are they doing this? Why are they correcting
47:34
Speaker 19: something that didn't need correcting? And it does matter because
47:37
Speaker 19: all of these instances where language is changed, where we
47:42
Speaker 19: refer to chest feeding, and that someone is assigned sex
47:47
Speaker 19: at birth, all of these things that.
47:49
Speaker 14: Are not real.
47:50
Speaker 19: It kind of worms its way into our consciousness and
47:53
Speaker 19: becomes part of you. That way of thinking, that woke
47:56
Speaker 19: way of thinking that I don't find acceptable.
47:59
Speaker 14: And whenever there is this sort of twisting of the.
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Speaker 19: English language to suit the work agenda, I think that
48:06
Speaker 19: is harmful and I object to it.
48:10
Speaker 3: Now before you go, just want to get your take
48:12
Speaker 3: very quickly on Bonnie Blue who is under arrest in Bali,
48:17
Speaker 3: and one of the people who reported her to the
48:20
Speaker 3: police in Bali has told news dot com how and
48:23
Speaker 3: why they did it. The only fans model Again, she's
48:27
Speaker 3: not really on OnlyFans anymore. She is a online sex worker.
48:31
Speaker 3: I think only fans dumbed her. But she's facing up
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Speaker 3: to fifteen years in jail, probably more.
48:37
Speaker 4: Likely to be deported.
48:39
Speaker 3: She was arrested on suspicion of breaching Indonesia's anti pornography laws,
48:44
Speaker 3: and the individual who reported her said that the cops
48:48
Speaker 3: at first couldn't even understand what was happening. We had
48:52
Speaker 3: to explain it to them. They just couldn't comprehend it
48:55
Speaker 3: did thankfully for you. You've only got about fifteen seconds.
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Speaker 4: What should happen to Bonnie Blue Well.
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Speaker 19: I think if you're in a country, you are bid
49:03
Speaker 19: by its customs, and I absolutely back the Balinese people
49:07
Speaker 19: who are very spiritual, who don't want to get a
49:09
Speaker 19: reputation like Thailand or the Philippines as a dirty.
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Speaker 14: Sex whatever pit.
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Speaker 19: Whatever it is she's trying to convey with her antics,
49:18
Speaker 19: I think she deserves to be punished.
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Speaker 3: Diddie dumleevy, thank you so much for your time and
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Speaker 3: that's it for me. I'll see you at eleven tomorrow
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Speaker 3: night with Douglas Murray. Up next, it's Newsnight.