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The Rita Panahi Show | 25 July · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scoring Lis Oustrodio. This is the Reader Panete Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Reader Panekey Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight, a massive program will be covering all the
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Speaker 2: biggest stories from the minister or reshuffle, to the violence
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Speaker 2: in Paris to the latest from the US. Joining you
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Speaker 2: tonight will be Nick Kata, Kosher, gaytor Kinziscofield and You've
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Speaker 2: demanded it, And tonight I will deliver an entire segment
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Speaker 2: called Lefty's Losing It, including this young man who seems
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Speaker 2: a little bit upset about Joe Biden not seeking renomination.
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Speaker 3: He was for Genzie.
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Speaker 4: His first present.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now all the way from Romania is the
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Speaker 2: Menzies Research Center, Senior Fellow and Danube Institute visiting fellow
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Speaker 2: Nick Kita. Nick, let's start with the Alban Easyman. Today
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Speaker 2: the PM announced Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Bernie and Skills
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Speaker 2: Minister Brenda and O'Connor are retiring. A new ministerial lineup
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Speaker 2: will be announced someday. What's been the legacy of these
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Speaker 2: two ministers and who do you see elevated in this reshuffle?
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Speaker 5: Brendan O'Connor, let's answer that one. First and I can't
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Speaker 5: answer it because I don't remember one single significant thing
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Speaker 5: he did or said Linda Burnie. Linda Burnie, well, yeah,
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Speaker 5: I mean she's her legacy is well great for the country,
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Speaker 5: I think, and that is that they lost the referendum
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Speaker 5: election and for her part in their losing that yes vote,
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Speaker 5: then I think she needs congratulating. But she was a
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Speaker 5: very poor minister. She didn't really ever understand the issues
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Speaker 5: at stake with Regional Remote Australia, you know, certainly, I
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Speaker 5: think I'm fortunate for her. By the way, I think
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Speaker 5: that just Center Price was the shadow minister because just
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Speaker 5: Enter Price obviously is somebody who knows and lived in
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Speaker 5: that area and knows it very well. So now the
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Speaker 5: ministerial shuffle, you know, it's far too late for Albanisi.
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Speaker 5: In the end. The only person on that entire cabinet
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Speaker 5: I think they could shuffle and the public might respond
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Speaker 5: positively would be alb and Easy himself. Really, so he's
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Speaker 5: a problem in that government and he can do as
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Speaker 5: many reshuffles as he likes between now and the election,
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Speaker 5: but it's not going to improve his chances.
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Speaker 2: Yes, he does have a lot of problems and I
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Speaker 2: would argue Chris Bowen is one of them. And you
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Speaker 2: wrote a column for The Australian about Chris Bowen's green
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Speaker 2: hydrogen dream collapsing all around him, especially after Andrew Forrest
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Speaker 2: told his fortes Kew investors it was all but abandoning
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Speaker 2: this dream. How much money has been squandered, Nick, in
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Speaker 2: pursuit of this fantasy, and how much of it has
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Speaker 2: been our money, taxpayer money, while we sit back and
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Speaker 2: ignore proven technology in nuclear technology that could provide us
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Speaker 2: with clean.
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Speaker 5: And billions reader, And the government was ready to put
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Speaker 5: in billions and more. In fact, it still is willing
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Speaker 5: to put in billions more. They had this thing called
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Speaker 5: the Hydrogen Headstart program. It didn't actually give it much
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Speaker 5: of a start. There was two billions sorry originally, and
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Speaker 5: I think they put that up in the most recent budget.
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Speaker 5: But Andrew Forest, I mean, he was a man who
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Speaker 5: said less than three years ago, he stood before the
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Speaker 5: National Press Club and said, this was the miracle molecule.
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Speaker 5: This was going to make us the superpower, the energy
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Speaker 5: superpower of the twenty first century. And on and on
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Speaker 5: he went. He was going to produce fifteen million tons
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Speaker 5: of the stuff, you know, and none of it's been
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Speaker 5: produced in commercial quantities at all so far. And then
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Speaker 5: of course he hit the real snag, which is the
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Speaker 5: cost of renewable energy, which wait from it is not
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Speaker 5: as cheap as Chris Bowen says, and Andrew Forrest could
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Speaker 5: tell him that because he's tried to get some contracts
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Speaker 5: to make his green hydrogen, hasn't been able to get
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Speaker 5: them at the price he wanted.
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Speaker 2: And yet we've got Chris bow and you would think
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Speaker 2: has got some only big issues to deal with. He's
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Speaker 2: not only committed to his net zero pipe dream, but
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Speaker 2: he's spending time on x tweeting like some sort of
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Speaker 2: a teenage activist who's just attended their first Social Alliance meeting.
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Speaker 2: He's calling his political opponents things like cookers and conspiracy theorists.
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Speaker 2: What do you make of his conduct? Is supposed to
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Speaker 2: be a senior minister in charge of key portfolios and
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Speaker 2: he's carrying on like this.
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Speaker 5: I mean, look, the Australian Energy Market operator says that
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Speaker 5: the whole system is badly in need of propping up.
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Speaker 5: That you know, the more coal we're losing out of
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Speaker 5: the system, the more unstable it gets. He's got to
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Speaker 5: do something to replace that it's a very, very difficult job.
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Speaker 5: By the way, it isn't one of the most difficult
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Speaker 5: jobs in government. So how he's got time to go
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Speaker 5: on Twitter away bothers? I mean, who's listening. I mean
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Speaker 5: you obviously watch. I mean, you've got this whole segment
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Speaker 5: called left. He's losing it to feel so you know,
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Speaker 5: he's a sort of that's the sort of material you need.
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Speaker 5: But I mean it's actually persuading anybody. And I noticed
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Speaker 5: in that poll the Australian did of who you know
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Speaker 5: who people saw as the next leader at the Labor Party.
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Speaker 5: I think his figures were sort of statistically insignificant, you know,
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Speaker 5: I don't think you could see them under an electron microscope.
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Speaker 5: So if he thinks he's got a political career to
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Speaker 5: prop up, he can forget it. You know, this is
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Speaker 5: the top job he's ever going to have.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 2: The Paris Olympics start this week. If anyone's paying attention,
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Speaker 2: it seems the well these games have been. There's not
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Speaker 2: been much anticipation, not much build up. It's been underwhelming,
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Speaker 2: to say the least, and a lot of the stories
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Speaker 2: that are coming out of Paris seem to be around
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Speaker 2: what's happening away from sport. We've had this pro Palestinian
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Speaker 2: issue of protesters crashing in an Israel versus Mary match,
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Speaker 2: a group football match and thousand police were deployed to
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Speaker 2: protect the venue after the match was considered a security risk.
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Speaker 2: And elsewhere we've got members of Channel nine's Olympic team
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Speaker 2: who were attacked in a suspected robbery. We've got an
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Speaker 2: Australian Olympians being warned against wearing the team uniforms on
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Speaker 2: the streets of Paris. And we had this shocking story
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Speaker 2: of Australian woman allegedly gang raped by five men in
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Speaker 2: the French capital, and incredible footage has emerged of the
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Speaker 2: moment she entered a kebab shop just down the road
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Speaker 2: from the Molan Rouge seeking help. This is shortly after
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Speaker 2: the attack and one of her attackers allegedly follows her inside.
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Speaker 7: Staff try to comfort her. Then a man walks in.
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Speaker 7: She gestures that's him, but the owners don't speak English
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Speaker 7: and find someone who can. The alleged attacker lingers and
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Speaker 7: even approaches apart on the back before English speakers walk
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Speaker 7: into help. He makes an order. Another diner takes a
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Speaker 7: swing the confrontation erupts. The man flees. Just minutes later
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Speaker 7: police arrive. The owner and staff today is still shaken.
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Speaker 7: It's sad, he says. She couldn't stop crying. Her dress
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Speaker 7: was damaged. The woman told police she was raped by
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Speaker 7: five men of African appearance.
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Speaker 8: What happened to your own a citizen?
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Speaker 2: Happened a lot of time in France. Every day happens
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Speaker 2: every day in Francis said, the world's eyes are on Paris.
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Speaker 2: Snick Well, the city's rampant crime overshadow the games.
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Speaker 5: Well, I was in Paris ten days ago REATA and
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Speaker 5: there's a massive security operation on even then. You know,
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Speaker 5: whole parts of inner Paris are shut off to cars
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Speaker 5: and now I gathered to people too, to basically turn
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Speaker 5: it into a quarantine zone. So they've done their damn this,
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Speaker 5: but they've got there up against it. They have a
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Speaker 5: huge crime problem in Paris. I mean I had I.
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Speaker 9: Have personal experience of this.
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Speaker 5: I lost a very good laptop in northeast Paris on
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Speaker 5: the train on the way in from the airport about
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Speaker 5: ten years ago. And when I reported that, the police
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Speaker 5: just shrug their shoulders in their gallic way, And what
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Speaker 5: do you expect you're carrying a laptop on a train.
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Speaker 5: So they do have this problem, and it is entirely
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Speaker 5: linked to the immigration problem in the northeast of which
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Speaker 5: they call the Bond. You where the high immigrant suburbs.
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Speaker 5: They are dangerous places and you should go there at
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Speaker 5: your own risk. But this rape case is harrowing because
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Speaker 5: you say it happened within close to the Mulan Rouge,
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Speaker 5: which is right in the heart of Paris, as you know,
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Speaker 5: and for that to happen there is chilling and I
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Speaker 5: think it just goes to show that Paris Is are
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Speaker 5: very dangerous city for visitors, particularly if you get outside
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Speaker 5: the inner city areas, and people should exercise full caution, absolutely,
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Speaker 5: But I hope it doesn't ruin the game.
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Speaker 9: I hope it doesn't.
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Speaker 2: There are so many no go zones in Paris. First
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Speaker 2: time it was the hell was quite shocked that there
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Speaker 2: are areas that are very close to the center of
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Speaker 2: things that they tell tourists do not venture down there
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Speaker 2: under any circumstances. And apparently those areas are growing in number. Now, Nick,
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Speaker 2: before you go, I want to show you some footage
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Speaker 2: from the West Bank, a Jewish American comedian travel to
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Speaker 2: the West Bank to hear what locals think about the
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Speaker 2: global pro Palestinian movement, what they think about the Israeli
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Speaker 2: mass conflict, and I've got to say it was disturbing.
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Speaker 10: Are you supportive of Pomas?
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, of course yes.
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Speaker 10: Are most Palestinians Westinian camers and with the resists. Did
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Speaker 10: you see the videos they posted of what they did
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Speaker 10: on October seventh?
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Speaker 3: Everything?
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Speaker 2: And you're okay with honor with everything they did?
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Speaker 10: They killed the innocent Israelis they killed.
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Speaker 9: Yes they did, Yes, they did.
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Speaker 4: Give me a picture for.
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Speaker 10: Do you think MA should release the Israeli hostages?
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Speaker 3: No?
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Speaker 8: No, no, nothing is ni miss there's nothing named Israel.
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Speaker 10: You know the Koran mentions Israel over one hundred times.
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Speaker 3: Is pales dimension in the Kuran.
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Speaker 10: No, the murders Hamas did on October seventh, is that okay?
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Speaker 4: Yes, they have the right to do it. The problem
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Speaker 4: is not Commas.
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Speaker 3: You should look at the bigger pictures.
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Speaker 11: They live in under recubation.
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Speaker 10: But Israel lefkaza in two thousand and five. Sure, what
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Speaker 10: does antipotomy Volden? Neither one of us were born anywhere
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Speaker 10: near nineteen forty. We have to deal with the reality today. No, no,
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Speaker 10: don't deal with the reality is that.
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Speaker 12: Brittain wrote on the Criminal Jewels says nineteen forty.
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Speaker 2: Eight, they can go back Holanda.
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Speaker 10: Most of those places they were kicked out of.
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Speaker 7: Jewels have not been killed or exposed to any druggel
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Speaker 7: or any violence.
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Speaker 4: Not most every country in the Middle East.
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Speaker 2: No, that's true.
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Speaker 3: Educate yourself.
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Speaker 2: Oh goodness me, we shouldn't be surprised. We have research
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Speaker 2: showing over seventy percent of Palestine in support Harmass's October
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Speaker 2: seven attack, and Nick any country that is taking Palestine
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Speaker 2: refugees is on notice. There needs to be thorough vetting
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Speaker 2: of every single applicant.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely, and they are absolutely entrenched in this philosophy of
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Speaker 5: hatred and historical a grievance. And I don't know how
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Speaker 5: you begin to get that out of people once it's
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Speaker 5: set in as a way it has there in the
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Speaker 5: West Bank. That's the West Bank, by the way, that's
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Speaker 5: not Gaza. And yet they're all seem to be pro Hamas.
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Speaker 5: It is truly frightening. Put the ignorance as well. I
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Speaker 5: mean that woman at the end, you know, sort of
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Speaker 5: who should have made out that the reporter didn't. Nobody
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Speaker 5: was talking about you know that. Oh you know, there've
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Speaker 5: never been any oppression of Israel, of Jews anywhere. You know, well,
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Speaker 5: well you could be here in Europe and you get
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Speaker 5: a very different story sleep in the history of World
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Speaker 5: War Two. Look, it's pure ignorance and hatred, and there
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Speaker 5: is no way out of that except through violence. At
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Speaker 5: the end of the day, you have to accept peace
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Speaker 5: with your neighbors and compromise, and you have to make
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Speaker 5: bygones be bygones. It's the only way forward.
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Speaker 2: Nick Kita on that controversial nota thank you for your
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Speaker 2: time this evening, thank you. Joining me now is Sky
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Speaker 2: News contributor Kosher Gaida, and we'll get to Benjamin Nettinya,
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Speaker 2: who's addressed to Congress shortly. But first, this is the
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Speaker 2: latest attack ad against Kamala Harris that the Trump team
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Speaker 2: has put out. It's all about just how radically left
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Speaker 2: her voting record has been in the Senate and some
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Speaker 2: of the far left positions she is promoted. If you
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Speaker 2: thought Joe Biden was radical, just wait until you get
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Speaker 2: to know Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 1: She's dangerously liberal.
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Speaker 4: I am Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 7: My pun answer she of her.
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Speaker 6: You know, for far too long, the stay at as
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Speaker 6: quoke thinking has been to believe that by putting more
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Speaker 6: police on the street, you're gonna have more safety, and
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Speaker 6: that's just wrong.
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Speaker 13: Confidence support of security.
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Speaker 3: We have a secure border.
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Speaker 6: We're not going to treat people who are undocumented across
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Speaker 6: the border as criminals.
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Speaker 14: That's people who are convicted in prison, like the Boston
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Speaker 14: Marithon bomber on death row.
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Speaker 15: They should have be able to vote.
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Speaker 4: I think we should have that conversation.
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Speaker 16: Abolish Ice, Dann That a position that you agree with.
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Speaker 6: Listen. I think there's no question that we've got to
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Speaker 6: critically re examine Ice, and.
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Speaker 4: We need to probably think about starting from scratch. Alexandra
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Speaker 4: Pizio courts you, darling, of the party.
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Speaker 3: She had seen minutes this.
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Speaker 17: Weekend proudly calling herself a radical, and she's promoting policies
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Speaker 17: like saying that every single carbon emission in the country.
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Speaker 2: Every car should be eliminated within the.
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Speaker 17: Next eleven years, everything from a seventy to eighty percent
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Speaker 17: tax rate. Do you agree that she could possibly in
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Speaker 17: this ideology of the socialist left kicks punter.
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Speaker 10: In your party?
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Speaker 4: No, you know, I think that I think that's fantastic, kosher.
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Speaker 2: How's she going to distance herself from some of those
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Speaker 2: positions and present herself as a moderate, as a centrist.
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Speaker 18: You know, the race is on to really frame her
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Speaker 18: in the next two weeks because to a lot of
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Speaker 18: people who don't pay attention to the weeds and the
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Speaker 18: ins and outs of politics, they don't know it's sort
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Speaker 18: of a blank canvas that she has had a long record.
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Speaker 18: I think how she distances herself is she's going to
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Speaker 18: get a big assist.
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Speaker 4: From the media. We're seeing that happen right now already.
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Speaker 18: She might even signal one or two positions a little
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Speaker 18: bit distance from Biden potentially. But to me, the bottom
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Speaker 18: line is this that she there's organic popularity and synthetic popularity,
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Speaker 18: and she has never ever had organic popularity. She's always
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Speaker 18: achieved less than one percent of the boat every time
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Speaker 18: she's run for anything. But she is about to be
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Speaker 18: the beneficiary of the greatest synthetic popularity we've ever seen.
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Speaker 18: CoverGirl treatment record shifting and cleansing, as you mentioned, and
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Speaker 18: I would not even be surprised readA if we see
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Speaker 18: potentially her elevating to the actual office. If they go
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Speaker 18: all the way and push by it an hour or
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Speaker 18: convince him to resign, and she actually assumes the mantle
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Speaker 18: of being the first female president, and just what that's
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Speaker 18: going to do to this race.
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Speaker 4: It's going to be very close.
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Speaker 2: Well, it'll be interesting because Biden addressed the nation today.
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Speaker 2: It's the first time we've seen him since he went
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Speaker 2: off to recover from COVID and then announced that he
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Speaker 2: wasn't seeking renomination. Do you think he can be pressured
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Speaker 2: to step down, because as an incumbent she would be
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Speaker 2: in even a better position to win than as the vape.
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Speaker 19: I do.
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Speaker 18: I was somebody who was kind of fifty to fifty
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Speaker 18: on whether he and Jill Biden would eventually be successfully
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Speaker 18: pressured to step down or not. But once that happened
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Speaker 18: to me, the logical endpoint is that it could go
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Speaker 18: all the way and at the right time, whether it's
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Speaker 18: the October surprise or any other time before that. If
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Speaker 18: the goal for the Democrats is to win the election,
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Speaker 18: what better way than to elevate her to the actual
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Speaker 18: office of president, first female president of color, and just
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Speaker 18: all the tailwinds that that would confer upon her. So
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Speaker 18: I would not be surprised if we see that between
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Speaker 18: now and November, and.
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Speaker 2: They're trying to present her now as this great law
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Speaker 2: and order figure the prosecutor and Trump's convicted felon. But
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Speaker 2: let's not forget. It wasn't long ago. We're talking back
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Speaker 2: in twenty twenty, during the Black Lives Matter riots, she
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Speaker 2: was raising money for a group called the Minnesota Freedom Fund,
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Speaker 2: helping thugs get back on the streets. But people who
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Speaker 2: were rioting, people who were behaving violently, and some of
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Speaker 2: those people who were released went on to commit more
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Speaker 2: hinous crimes, including murder, and Kamala thought the BLM mayhem
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Speaker 2: was a good thing.
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Speaker 6: They're not going to stop and that this is a movement.
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Speaker 6: I'm telling you they're not going to stop. And everyone
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Speaker 6: beware because they're not going to stop. It is going
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Speaker 6: to They're not going to stop before election day in November,
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Speaker 6: and they're not going to stop after election day. And
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Speaker 6: that should be everyone should take note of that on
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Speaker 6: both levels. That is, they're not going to let up,
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Speaker 6: and they should not and we should not.
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Speaker 2: The climate has changed. You could get away with that
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Speaker 2: sort of retrick. In twenty twenty, no one would say
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Speaker 2: boo about BLM despite their terrible track record, but now
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Speaker 2: people understand how destructive that that time was. How is
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Speaker 2: she going to get away from advocating for more Yeah, I.
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Speaker 18: Think that's going to be one of her weak spots
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Speaker 18: for sure in this especially in Minnesota where they had
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Speaker 18: a referendum and an election since then and voted to
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Speaker 18: bring back more funding for the police. Also in California,
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Speaker 18: where she comes from, Proposition forty seven happened under her
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Speaker 18: she presided over that was decriminalized crime below nine hundred
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Speaker 18: dollars into a misdemeanor from a felony. So all these
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Speaker 18: things are going to come out. They're going to run
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Speaker 18: those ads in those states, in Minnesota specifically, which is
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Speaker 18: now a swing state, and I think she's just going
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Speaker 18: to have to blow with the wind and somehow culture differently,
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Speaker 18: and we'll see how effectively she'll be able to get that.
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Speaker 2: But like you said, she will have the priority of
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Speaker 2: the mainstream media backing her, rewriting history, rebranding her as
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Speaker 2: this great prosecutor. And I think, yeah, you're not going
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Speaker 2: to hear a lot about this unless you're I don't know,
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Speaker 2: watching this program. Now, let's talk about Israeli Prime Minister
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Speaker 2: Benjamin Nishima, who's addressed to the US Congress today. He
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Speaker 2: invoked Winston Churchill and is impassionate plea for.
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Speaker 1: More arms and World War Two, as Britain fought on
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Speaker 1: the front lines of civilization, Winston Churchill appeal to Americans
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Speaker 1: with these famous words, give us the tools and we'll
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Speaker 1: finish the job. Today, as Israel fights on the front
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Speaker 1: line of civilization, I too, appeal to America. Give us
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Speaker 1: the tools faster, and we'll finish the job faster.
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Speaker 2: He also made references to the anti Israeli demonstrations that
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Speaker 2: erupted across DC in the lead up to his address.
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Speaker 2: Tell those who support a free Palestine as idiotic followers
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Speaker 2: of Iran.
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Speaker 1: The Antiusrael protests that are going on right now outside
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Speaker 1: this building not that many, but they're there and throughout
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Speaker 1: the city, well, I have a message for these protesters.
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Speaker 1: When the tyrants of Tehran, who hang gains from cranes
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Speaker 1: and murdered women for not covering their hair are praising, promoting,
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Speaker 1: and funding you, you have officially become Iran's useful idiots.
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Speaker 2: One of those useful idiots for Iran was File Left
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Speaker 2: Congresswoman Squad member Rashida Talib, who held up a paddle
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Speaker 2: with the words war criminal on it for the duration
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Speaker 2: of Netting Yaohu's speech, But at least she turned up kosher.
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Speaker 2: Neither Joe Biden nor Kamala Harris greeted Nettingyao who when
19:56
Speaker 2: he arrived on American soil, and more than fifty members
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Speaker 2: of Congress skipped his speech today. That's not the sign
20:04
Speaker 2: of a great ally when a country is at war.
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Speaker 18: Indeed, and you know, I think the harsh reality of
20:10
Speaker 18: it for Netanyahu in Israel is there really is a
20:12
Speaker 18: fracturing in both parties in terms of the level of
20:15
Speaker 18: support for this war now not October seventh, and the
20:18
Speaker 18: atrocities and the hostages that are still there, but what
20:20
Speaker 18: to do now, how much US involvement monetarily militarily should go.
20:25
Speaker 18: That's on the right and then on the left, as
20:26
Speaker 18: you point out, Rashida to leave and all of them,
20:28
Speaker 18: they have a huge fracturing where you've got a big
20:31
Speaker 18: part of the left of the political base that she
20:33
Speaker 18: represents and others out there doing these protests. They're against
20:37
Speaker 18: this additional support, and that's a tight rope that Biden
20:40
Speaker 18: and Harris are trying to walk and that's probably why
20:42
Speaker 18: they decided to just avoid the whole thing, because they're
20:44
Speaker 18: trying to appeal to two factions in their base. But
20:47
Speaker 18: I'm not sure avoidance is something that signals strength. And
20:51
Speaker 18: it was curious that Harris didn actually jump on the
20:53
Speaker 18: opportunity to look more presidential.
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Speaker 9: Well.
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Speaker 2: Last week during the Republican National Conference, they started the
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Speaker 2: conference with a prayer for the hostages. That issue was
21:04
Speaker 2: very present throughout. There were parents of hostages who spoke.
21:10
Speaker 2: I will be very interested to see what happens at
21:12
Speaker 2: the DNC whether there is anything approaching that level of
21:15
Speaker 2: support for Israel, because that fracture within the left is deep,
21:21
Speaker 2: and they've got members of their team who are openly
21:25
Speaker 2: anti Israel and were openly anti Semitic some of them.
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Speaker 18: It's a good point and it'll be very telling about
21:30
Speaker 18: which side is we're powerful.
21:32
Speaker 2: In none these Now let's go back to Kamala and
21:35
Speaker 2: the Democrats are desperately trying to rebrand the historically unpopular
21:39
Speaker 2: kam Kamala Harris. The latest attem involves gas lighting us
21:44
Speaker 2: into thinking she was never actually made. Borders are and
21:48
Speaker 2: that many many of the problems that we're seeing with
21:51
Speaker 2: legal immigration have got really nothing to do with her.
21:54
Speaker 2: Axius tweeted an article claiming that Harris never actually had
21:59
Speaker 2: the Borders titles, suggesting Trump and the Republicans are peddling disinformation.
22:05
Speaker 2: That's odd because Axis themselves reported her appointment to the
22:09
Speaker 2: Borders our role in twenty twenty one and referred to
22:13
Speaker 2: her as such in subsequent articles. This is all Wellian
22:17
Speaker 2: levels of rewriting of history kosher, and it's not just Axious.
22:20
Speaker 2: It is so many mainstream publications. There's side by side
22:26
Speaker 2: articles of what they reported then, what they're claiming now
22:30
Speaker 2: and again. If you're not deeply politically engaged, you'd read
22:34
Speaker 2: the headlines a now and go, well, this is a smear.
22:37
Speaker 2: This is not Kamala's fault, but for.
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Speaker 18: X, which is the one wrench in the whole memory
22:44
Speaker 18: hall apparatus, because that is what it is. In nineteen
22:46
Speaker 18: eighty four, there were burning newspapers and tossing them into
22:48
Speaker 18: physical halls. Now you can delete and rewrite headlines with
22:52
Speaker 18: a keystrop from a keypad, and that's what they're going
22:54
Speaker 18: to do. But for X, the community note on that
22:57
Speaker 18: was really funny where they were posting the original articles,
23:00
Speaker 18: you know, from the very same publications that said that.
23:02
Speaker 18: But again, you know, this race is on, This battle
23:04
Speaker 18: is on, and for low information media consumers, which the
23:08
Speaker 18: selection will turn on, which narrative is going to get
23:11
Speaker 18: cut through is what we're going to see in the
23:13
Speaker 18: next nineties.
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Speaker 2: Now, let's talk about that rebranding that what part of
23:18
Speaker 2: that is also painting her as cool as this gen
23:23
Speaker 2: z I don't know EDG candidate invoking singer Charlie XCX.
23:32
Speaker 2: I don't even know if that's is that how you
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Speaker 2: pronounce it?
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Speaker 7: He just thinks.
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Speaker 18: So I think I'm dating myself too.
23:38
Speaker 2: Saying, you know, she's got this brat design for a
23:41
Speaker 2: Kamala headquarters Twitter page, and they even reclaiming her famous
23:47
Speaker 2: coconut tree speech, which she has been mocked for constantly,
23:52
Speaker 2: and they're hailing her as a TikTok phenomenon. But actually
23:57
Speaker 2: among young voters, some of that research is showing she
24:00
Speaker 2: wildly unpopular. This poll has her trailing Trump fifty eight
24:06
Speaker 2: percent to thirty nine amongst voters aged eighteen to thirty four.
24:11
Speaker 2: And I think that's what you touched on, that Trump's
24:14
Speaker 2: popularity is more organic, It's not manufactured. He's got YouTube
24:19
Speaker 2: superstars like the Poor Brothers, he's got the UFC fighters,
24:23
Speaker 2: he's got the hottest comics around like Theo Vonn and
24:26
Speaker 2: Andrew Schultz backing him. While this brat Kamala summer thing
24:32
Speaker 2: seems to be really forced and carefully manufactured. But she's
24:37
Speaker 2: trending on TikTok, and I don't think that's by accident.
24:40
Speaker 2: I think everything that trends on TikTok is a decision
24:44
Speaker 2: someone's made.
24:44
Speaker 18: YEP algorithmicley or otherwise other strategies.
24:47
Speaker 9: The black magic of that.
24:49
Speaker 18: It is fascinating, this organic support resistant that ex support
24:51
Speaker 18: is very clear who has which one? And it is
24:54
Speaker 18: funny that Trump is almost eighty seventy nine is organically
24:59
Speaker 18: popular with young p Not many seventy nine year olds
25:02
Speaker 18: would be, so that, you know, credit to him for that.
25:04
Speaker 18: And it's not as easy as putting in somebody young.
25:06
Speaker 18: I think Carlo is fifty nine that doesn't automatically translate
25:10
Speaker 18: with her appeal looks.
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Speaker 2: Much better than she does, not look her age, She
25:15
Speaker 2: can dance.
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Speaker 18: I'll give her that, We'll give her credit to that,
25:18
Speaker 18: and maybe that'll come through on TikTok.
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Speaker 2: Koshagana, Thank you so much for your time.
25:22
Speaker 9: Plenya.
25:23
Speaker 2: Still to come a bumper edition of Lefties Losing It
25:27
Speaker 2: and Prince Harry is back in the media complaining about
25:31
Speaker 2: the media. Welcome back. Now it's time for Lefties losing
25:43
Speaker 2: it And in a few minutes, I'm going to bring
25:46
Speaker 2: you footage of some truly deplorable souls, hateful far left
25:50
Speaker 2: agitators who want to see their fellow Americans, including Donald Trump, dead.
25:55
Speaker 2: But before that, let's look at their preferred candidate. You know,
25:59
Speaker 2: one thing you can about Kamala Harris is that despite
26:02
Speaker 2: her far left belief system, she's willing to say just
26:05
Speaker 2: about anything to get ahead. One minute she's the defund
26:09
Speaker 2: the police BLM bail money raiser, and the next she's
26:13
Speaker 2: presenting herself as the tough prosecutor that criminals fear. But
26:18
Speaker 2: perhaps her biggest backflip in recent years is going from
26:21
Speaker 2: an open border radical who defended those who pay human
26:25
Speaker 2: traffickers Toto America illegally to well, you'll.
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Speaker 20: Say, a mother who pays a coyote to transport her
26:37
Speaker 20: trial through their country of origin, through the entire country
26:40
Speaker 20: of Mexico, facing unknown.
26:42
Speaker 4: Peril to come here.
26:45
Speaker 20: Why would that mother do that, I will tell you,
26:48
Speaker 20: because she has decided for that child to remain where
26:51
Speaker 20: they are is worse. But what does Donald Trump do?
26:56
Speaker 20: He says, go back to where you came from. That
26:58
Speaker 20: is not reflective of our America and our values.
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Speaker 3: That it's got to end.
27:03
Speaker 6: To be clear to folks in this region who are
27:06
Speaker 6: thinking about making that dangerous truck to the United States
27:11
Speaker 6: Mexico border, do not come. Do not come, And I
27:18
Speaker 6: believe if you come to our border you will be
27:21
Speaker 6: turned back.
27:23
Speaker 2: Well, that transformation was from twenty twenty to twenty twenty one,
27:27
Speaker 2: not bad. But she has some ways to go to
27:29
Speaker 2: beat President Biden's latest backflip. Watch what is said ten
27:34
Speaker 2: days ago compared to his address to the nation earlier today.
27:38
Speaker 2: What's Joe Biden going to do?
27:40
Speaker 14: Is he going to stay in the race?
27:41
Speaker 18: Is he going to drop out?
27:43
Speaker 3: Where's myself? I am running and we're gonna win. I'm
27:48
Speaker 3: not going to tell you that.
27:50
Speaker 21: You know, in recent weeks has become clear to me
27:54
Speaker 21: I need to unite my party in this critical endeavor.
27:58
Speaker 21: So I've decided the best way is it past the
28:01
Speaker 21: torch to a new generation. That's the best reading an
28:05
Speaker 21: in our nation.
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Speaker 2: That's their idea of democracy, folks, in validating fourteen million
28:11
Speaker 2: votes and just installing a new candidate at the last minute.
28:14
Speaker 2: And what a candidate. She is a far left ideologue
28:18
Speaker 2: who fans the flames of racial division, who raise bail
28:22
Speaker 2: money for BLM thugs, some of whom went on to
28:24
Speaker 2: commit more higinous crimes, including murder, and she wanted to
28:29
Speaker 2: reimagine public safety.
28:33
Speaker 6: Let's talk about America's failure when it comes to understanding
28:39
Speaker 6: how you create safe communities.
28:41
Speaker 3: And by that I mean this.
28:44
Speaker 6: It is outdated. It is wrong headed thinking to think
28:48
Speaker 6: that the only way you're going to get communities to
28:50
Speaker 6: be saved is to put more police officers on the street.
28:54
Speaker 6: What we have to do and what we will do,
28:57
Speaker 6: is reimagine public safety.
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Speaker 2: Oh yes, Harris is a radically far left, openly speaking
29:05
Speaker 2: out against equality in favor of equity. You know that
29:10
Speaker 2: word favored by Marxist where we don't strive for equality
29:13
Speaker 2: of opportunity but try to manufacture equality of outcome, also
29:19
Speaker 2: known as communism.
29:21
Speaker 6: Equality suggest often everybody should get the same thing. Well,
29:28
Speaker 6: that often assumes everybody started out in the same place.
29:32
Speaker 4: As opposed to.
29:33
Speaker 6: Equity, which is everyone should end up in the same place.
29:38
Speaker 6: And if you then understand not everybody started out in
29:40
Speaker 6: the same place, you understand some people need more, so
29:45
Speaker 6: we all end up in the same place.
29:47
Speaker 2: Here is President Trump talking about Kamala Harris, that is
29:51
Speaker 2: before she was installed as the presidential candidate, and he
29:55
Speaker 2: talks about her the way she speaks, and her obsession
29:59
Speaker 2: with buses.
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Speaker 9: She speaks in rhyme. Yeah, it's weird. It's weird, but
30:06
Speaker 9: she has made.
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Speaker 4: Moments and in rhyme.
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Speaker 9: Well, the way she talks. The bus will go here
30:11
Speaker 9: and then the bus will go there, because that's what
30:13
Speaker 9: buses do. It's weird. The whole thing is weird. This
30:17
Speaker 9: is not a president of the United States future who.
30:20
Speaker 4: Doesn't love a yellow school bus?
30:22
Speaker 6: Right now, can you raise your hand if you love
30:24
Speaker 6: a yellow school bus?
30:25
Speaker 7: Right?
30:26
Speaker 6: The bus has WiFi and even USB outlets next to
30:32
Speaker 6: every seat. I mean, come on, imagine you can charge
30:36
Speaker 6: your phone on your way home from work.
30:39
Speaker 3: That's good stuff.
30:42
Speaker 2: She really does love buses. But the Democrats have selected
30:46
Speaker 2: a woman who has long been considered to have among
30:49
Speaker 2: the most far left voting records in the Senate. Something
30:54
Speaker 2: she was asked about a while back, and she struggled
30:57
Speaker 2: to give a coherent answer.
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Speaker 13: You're very different in the policies that you've supported in
31:01
Speaker 13: the past. You're considered the most liberal United States senator.
31:06
Speaker 6: I somebody said that in it actually was Mike Pence
31:10
Speaker 6: on the debate stage.
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Speaker 13: But yeah, well, actually the nonpartisan gov Track has rated
31:15
Speaker 13: you as the most liberal senator. You supported the Green
31:20
Speaker 13: New Deal, you supported Medicare for all.
31:23
Speaker 2: Deer in the headlights there now you know the Democrats
31:26
Speaker 2: love talking about unity and bring the country together as
31:30
Speaker 2: they fan the flames of racial divisions and defame half
31:34
Speaker 2: the country is extremists and try to throw their political
31:37
Speaker 2: opponents in gile and that height and victriol that spreads.
31:42
Speaker 2: Have a look at these hate field Americans calling them
31:46
Speaker 2: lift is losing. It seems an understatement.
31:50
Speaker 15: Get out this overpass, you racist. Your kind is not
31:54
Speaker 15: allowed up here. You come up here all the time.
31:57
Speaker 15: No one stands with you, you racist. What are you
32:00
Speaker 15: gonna do with this video?
32:02
Speaker 22: You are one ound of percent evil, You are one
32:04
Speaker 22: out of percent. You are one under present terrist traitors
32:08
Speaker 22: to this country, just like him.
32:11
Speaker 3: I God damn you to burn and hell down you
32:14
Speaker 3: will burn in hell. I'm sorry that the guy was
32:17
Speaker 3: an inch off.
32:19
Speaker 9: That's pretty much what political debate in America has become.
32:22
Speaker 3: Wow, we are going to guy that fight. So Donald
32:26
Speaker 3: Trump was recently shot at one of his rallies.
32:28
Speaker 18: How do you feel about that?
32:30
Speaker 4: I wish you had gotten shot in the forehead? Really?
32:33
Speaker 15: Yeah?
32:34
Speaker 18: I mean he's basically like teaching our country like what
32:39
Speaker 18: communism is like.
32:41
Speaker 3: So so you wish death upon someone him?
32:44
Speaker 19: Yeah?
32:45
Speaker 11: Unfortunately, I hate to say that because I don't have
32:48
Speaker 11: hatred in my soul at all.
32:51
Speaker 2: She has no hating her soul except for like wanting
32:54
Speaker 2: Trump to be assassinated and condemning at least half the country.
32:58
Speaker 2: And she's not alone. These divorce from reality clowns are everywhere,
33:03
Speaker 2: and sadly they do vote. Watch this woman who was
33:07
Speaker 2: aghast to learn that Trump supporters our doctors.
33:12
Speaker 22: She shocked, she shook.
33:14
Speaker 23: I was watching interviews from what happened in Pennsylvania a
33:17
Speaker 23: couple days ago, and I saw an interview with an
33:20
Speaker 23: er doctor who was trying to render aid to the
33:23
Speaker 23: man who was unalived during the rally. And I could
33:28
Speaker 23: not get over this fact that there was an er
33:31
Speaker 23: doctor wearing a maga hat and a Trump shirt. This
33:36
Speaker 23: is a guy working in any er across the country
33:40
Speaker 23: that we would need to trust our daughters and granddaughters
33:42
Speaker 23: to if they were harmed. Someone who would need to
33:46
Speaker 23: give aid to, someone who is gay, an immigrant, someone
33:50
Speaker 23: who is trans. And I was mortified thinking about that. Horrified.
33:57
Speaker 23: This guy's not just you know, you're running the mill Republican.
34:02
Speaker 23: He's a rabid Trump supporter, maga hat. It's really scary.
34:09
Speaker 2: You're the scary one, ladies. Scary that someone can be
34:12
Speaker 2: that unrelentingly stupid. Now, let's check in with some more
34:17
Speaker 2: Kamala fans, those who can be counted on to vote
34:20
Speaker 2: for her because she's doing such a great job. Just
34:24
Speaker 2: don't ask any of them for any sort of detail
34:27
Speaker 2: or two, I don't know, name a single successful policy.
34:31
Speaker 10: What do you think of her?
34:32
Speaker 4: She's doing a good job in office.
34:33
Speaker 3: Uh, yeah, I think so.
34:35
Speaker 4: I really like her, great representation.
34:38
Speaker 6: I feel like, definitely it's amazing to have a women
34:41
Speaker 6: vice president.
34:42
Speaker 8: Pretty solid job.
34:43
Speaker 17: I really do agree with a lot of the policies
34:44
Speaker 17: she's been putting out, and I think she's a great
34:47
Speaker 17: vice president.
34:48
Speaker 4: What policies specifically do you agree with?
34:52
Speaker 10: I don't know.
34:55
Speaker 4: Can you tell me some movie.
34:57
Speaker 2: I don't know what her policies are.
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Speaker 4: Can you name any specific accomplishments that you're super proud of?
35:05
Speaker 3: Off the top of my head, I can't think of
35:08
Speaker 3: many of them.
35:09
Speaker 4: I can't really, to be totally honest.
35:11
Speaker 10: What I really like is that she does kind of
35:12
Speaker 10: give the nation a positive face being the first woman president.
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Speaker 3: No, not any.
35:17
Speaker 18: Specific ones particularly, no some What do you like about her?
35:22
Speaker 4: Just I think she's a doing good job. What specifically
35:25
Speaker 4: do you like about her?
35:30
Speaker 10: Oh?
35:30
Speaker 3: Mine?
35:31
Speaker 2: And that was before she was the nominee. Imagine what
35:33
Speaker 2: their level of devotion is now that the majority of
35:37
Speaker 2: the media has become a full blown North Korean style
35:41
Speaker 2: propaganda machine trying to rebrand Harris as the Great Savior.
35:47
Speaker 2: Of course, some are also shedding tears for Joe Biden's
35:50
Speaker 2: sad demise. This next dude is really taking the news
35:55
Speaker 2: very badly.
36:03
Speaker 3: He's gen Z. We need to band together, please. He
36:36
Speaker 3: was for gen Z's first president.
36:39
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm starting to have doubts about that wine. Now
36:42
Speaker 2: where are the tears? There is a lot of wild emoting,
36:45
Speaker 2: but I can't see any tears. There is this man's
36:49
Speaker 2: video some sort of a parody act or is this
36:52
Speaker 2: Biden loving rage genuine? I still don't see any tears. No, no, no,
37:13
Speaker 2: We're all gonna miss Joe Biden, though he gave amazing content,
37:17
Speaker 2: particularly for this segment. So many lies, so many incoherent speeches.
37:21
Speaker 2: But Kamala Harris has our own unique way of sounding
37:25
Speaker 2: usually inept, so much so that the Babylon Bee did
37:29
Speaker 2: this brilliant sketch about it.
37:31
Speaker 12: Hi, I'm over barn n I'm sixteen a half years old.
37:35
Speaker 12: I'm the speech right of Karma Harris, every politic expersion.
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Speaker 12: Haw's a rior like me to make good work around
37:44
Speaker 12: the same.
37:45
Speaker 4: Space is exciting space.
37:48
Speaker 2: It affects us all and it connects us all.
37:53
Speaker 9: I can't take all the credit.
37:54
Speaker 12: Now, me and mister Karma are tie.
37:57
Speaker 6: You know, like relay racing. You know you're raising someone
38:00
Speaker 6: passes the baton and then right, but.
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Speaker 12: She kind of is crazier something and she kind of
38:07
Speaker 12: scares me, and you can't fix that com of influance.
38:11
Speaker 6: November Van diagrams those three circles, right, and then let's
38:15
Speaker 6: just see where they overlapped. I didn't I didn't have it.
38:19
Speaker 6: What else do we know about this population eighteen through
38:22
Speaker 6: twenty four.
38:23
Speaker 3: They are stupid.
38:24
Speaker 12: You're either born with it or you're either not.
38:28
Speaker 6: It is time for us to do what we have
38:32
Speaker 6: been doing in that time is every day.
38:34
Speaker 2: Oh we love the Babylon Bay. Now let's talk about
38:37
Speaker 2: the many failures of the Secret Service in protecting President Trump,
38:42
Speaker 2: including the likes of Holster Girl. She became famous and
38:46
Speaker 2: a couple of new DI candidates have been identified. Thanks
38:51
Speaker 2: to X and thanks to Steve Inman here for the
38:55
Speaker 2: commentary on this next clip.
38:57
Speaker 9: Enjoy diversity, equity inclusion.
39:02
Speaker 3: What does it mean?
39:03
Speaker 14: Oh, this is exactly what it means.
39:05
Speaker 9: A couple of overwik cops that can't he be catch
39:07
Speaker 9: up with the.
39:08
Speaker 14: Suspect as a Dane help runs the International House of Pancakes,
39:12
Speaker 14: running after her and still can't catch her and she's
39:15
Speaker 14: off to the night.
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Speaker 3: This is the end result of DEEI look hyer a woman, but.
39:21
Speaker 14: Make sure she's qualified for the job, not because of
39:24
Speaker 14: the color of us skinner who else wants to sleep with?
39:27
Speaker 9: Never catch me with a doctor who.
39:28
Speaker 14: Is hiring beast on DEEI alone exact.
39:33
Speaker 2: I'm sure secret Service job offers will be forthcoming any second.
39:37
Speaker 2: Now for those two. Now let's go to France, where
39:40
Speaker 2: the far left are showing just what unpleasant creatures they
39:43
Speaker 2: can be. There is a tradition there that in the
39:46
Speaker 2: first session the youngest MP acts as secretary and shakes
39:50
Speaker 2: the hands of MPs after they cast their vote. But
39:53
Speaker 2: the youngest member this time around is a member of
39:56
Speaker 2: Marie le Pen's National Rally, the right wing rational at Rally.
40:00
Speaker 2: So this is how this poor young man was treated
40:04
Speaker 2: by the lefties.
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Speaker 3: Madame Luther Vasseur monsieur l'adie, monsieur lemoni the bullet.
40:23
Speaker 2: He's only twenty two, but he showed a bit more
40:27
Speaker 2: class than the rest of those people. And talking about
40:30
Speaker 2: lack of class, let's check in on these two ladies.
40:33
Speaker 2: Who will quit the American flag with you guessed it?
40:37
Speaker 2: Racism flag outside of somebody's house. I just automatically assume
40:43
Speaker 2: you racism.
40:44
Speaker 4: Almost definitely.
40:45
Speaker 11: But we felt that way for years, Like I'm fifty one,
40:49
Speaker 11: and even as a kid, we knew it was understood
40:53
Speaker 11: if there was an American flag at the house, they's
40:55
Speaker 11: some racist.
40:55
Speaker 4: Wait, that's just that's just what it was.
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Speaker 11: I thought everybody thought that or knew that it's funny
41:04
Speaker 11: to see that they're saying now and it's like it's
41:06
Speaker 11: kind of new butdn't.
41:06
Speaker 3: No.
41:08
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've been thinking about that thought that forever still
41:12
Speaker 2: to come. Prince Harry is winching again, and Meghan Markle
41:16
Speaker 2: abandons her father in his hour of need. You're watching
41:30
Speaker 2: the Rita Panney Show. Joining me now is Royal and
41:32
Speaker 2: entertainment reporter Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, Let's start with Meghan Markle's father, Thomas,
41:39
Speaker 2: who turned eighty last week. He made an impassioned plea
41:43
Speaker 2: for Meghan to call him on his milestone birthday, but
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Speaker 2: it doesn't seem to have happened. He hasn't spoken to
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Speaker 2: Meghan for something like six years, despite him working tilestly
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Speaker 2: to a four descenter to college, paying for a school
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Speaker 2: fees supporting her career, and Lady Colin Campbell has stepped in.
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Speaker 2: She's a socialite and TV personality. She's set up a
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Speaker 2: GoFundMe to help Thomas Markel, writing in the description that
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Speaker 2: any contributions will demonstrate to him that there are still
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Speaker 2: people in the world with good hearts now that he
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Speaker 2: has been rejected and abandoned by the actual recipient of
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Speaker 2: his largess. This is extraordinary. You've got a member of
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Speaker 2: the royal family whose father's the subject of a gofund me.
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Speaker 19: Right, I mean, Thomas Mirkel also secured Megan her first
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Speaker 19: job on the Soak General Hospital, where he was the
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Speaker 19: lighting director. He bent over backwards throughout Megan's life to
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Speaker 19: help make her dreams come true. And you know, I
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Speaker 19: know that he's I've been critical probably on this program
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Speaker 19: of the Markle family, but at the end of the day,
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Speaker 19: I believe that Mirkal sincerely does miss his daughter, and
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Speaker 19: I do think a lot of his actions are out
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Speaker 19: of desperation. And he said, despite all of the hateful
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Speaker 19: attacks he's received from Harry and Meghan, he said, Meg,
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Speaker 19: I love you. I love my grandchildren. I'd love to
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Speaker 19: see them. He's even imagined that they have his nose.
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Speaker 2: That they haven't made his grandchildren. No, not at all,
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Speaker 2: these grandchildren.
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Speaker 22: He called Harry a nice guy. He said, I love
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Speaker 22: you for marrying my daughter.
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Speaker 19: So I mean, I'm I guess my plea would be, Meghan,
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Speaker 19: call your dad, you know, just you know, he's getting old,
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Speaker 19: he's sick, and you know, God blessed Lady Colin Campbell,
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Speaker 19: because I do think she was trying to raise ten thousand,
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Speaker 19: almost thirty thousand dollars going to help take care of
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Speaker 19: Thomas Markle, who has severe medical issues.
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Speaker 2: Well, you think about this, it's not just him. Those
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Speaker 2: two kids really haven't spent any time with a the
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Speaker 2: set of grand parents have they, I mean other than
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Speaker 2: Meghan's mum, Because Harry has made himself a strange from
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Speaker 2: his family as well. Now Harry has done another Woe
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Speaker 2: is Me interview. He has slammed the tabloid press for
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Speaker 2: being the cause of the rift between himself and his family.
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Speaker 7: To what extent do you think that your determination to
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Speaker 7: fight the tabloids destroyed the relationship with your family?
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Speaker 8: I think there's Yeah, that's certainly a central piece to it.
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Speaker 8: But you know, they that's a hard question to answer
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Speaker 8: because anything I say about my family results in a
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Speaker 8: torrent of abuse from the press.
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Speaker 2: He also said the idea that his mother, the Princess
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Speaker 2: of Wales, was paranoid about the press.
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Speaker 4: Was a myth.
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Speaker 8: There is evidence to suggest that she was being hacked
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Speaker 8: in the mid eighties, probably one of the first people
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Speaker 8: to be hacked, and yet still today the press boy
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Speaker 8: press very much enjoy painting her as being paranoid. But
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Speaker 8: she wasn't paranoid. She was absolutely right of what was
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Speaker 8: happening to her to her, and she's not around today
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Speaker 8: to find out the truth.
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Speaker 2: What do you think of this latest interview, Kinzie. He
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Speaker 2: seems to be permanently in the press, complaining about the press.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, stuck in the past, move on, look forward.
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Speaker 19: You know, people that I love Princess Diana, you know,
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Speaker 19: I've got an entire website and podcasts dedicated to her,
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Speaker 19: and people that knew her, that were close to her
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Speaker 19: and that loved her sincerely also would consider.
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Speaker 4: Her and call her paranoid. And you know, she did
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Speaker 4: experience horrific things.
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Speaker 19: We watched Martin basher type up, you know, photoshop, basically
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Speaker 19: completely mogus paperwork, so she'd.
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Speaker 4: Feel like she was being spied on.
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Speaker 19: But at the end of the day, you know this
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Speaker 19: Prince Harry uses other people to justify his actions, and
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Speaker 19: at some point he's got to stop utilizing his deceased
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Speaker 19: mother to try to justify his behavior and him being
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Speaker 19: stuck in.
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Speaker 2: The past, and so much has changed since then, so
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Speaker 2: to try to paint this picture that what his mother
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Speaker 2: face is precisely what him and Meghan face. No one's
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Speaker 2: buying that. I don't think now. Meghan Kelly has invoked
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Speaker 2: the Duchess of Sussex Meghan in her criticism of Vice
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Speaker 2: President Kamala Harris, calling Harris the Meghan Markel of the
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Speaker 2: Biden administration.
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Speaker 16: Kamala Harris is a bully who's pushed out or made
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Speaker 16: life intolerable for virtually every person who's come to work
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Speaker 16: for her in the White House. She's the Meghan Markel
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Speaker 16: of the administration. People can't work for her. She's a nightmare.
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Speaker 2: Love Megan Kelly, but since some thing about Michael that
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Speaker 2: she is now the obvious comparison there and beyond that, Kinzie,
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Speaker 2: we now have political Meghan is is she got ambitions
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Speaker 2: to be involved in Kamala's campaign, especially with having a
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Speaker 2: woman of color, as if the formal candidate for the Democrats.
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Speaker 2: Will we see Harry and Meghan on the campaign trial?
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Speaker 2: Will we see them doing fundraises? What do you expect?
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Speaker 19: Look, I think you are who you associate with. So
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Speaker 19: Megan Kelly's comparison is completely fair. We've saw We've seen
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Speaker 19: on Twitter Kamala tweet support for Megan Markle. We saw
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Speaker 19: Meghan Markle sit down with Gloria Steinem and talk about
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Speaker 19: how excited she was for Kamala Harris to be on
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Speaker 19: the twenty twenty ticket. She campaigned through digital campaigns women
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Speaker 19: to vote with Kamala during the twenty twenty election, not
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Speaker 19: necessarily throwing her support behind her, but woman to vote.
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Speaker 19: Meghan Markle is desperate for power.
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Speaker 4: This is her way in.
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Speaker 22: She will try to attach herself to Kamala Harris because it.
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Speaker 4: Will elevate her and it would look good for Kamala.
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Speaker 22: You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.
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Speaker 4: If Meghan does this, then Kamala will owe her one.
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Speaker 19: And I think that ultimately the I think that it's
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Speaker 19: a risk, but I think that the reward outweighs the risk.
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Speaker 19: For Megan Markle in this scenario, I do believe we
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Speaker 19: will see her endorse Kamala Harris and do whatever it
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Speaker 19: is she can to support this presidential candidate.
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Speaker 2: Kinsey Schofield, thank you so much for your time this evening,
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Speaker 2: and that's it for me. Up next is Newsnight. I'll
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Speaker 2: see you Sunday morning for outsiders, and don't forget lift
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Speaker 2: He's losing it. Tomorrow night at nine thirty