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The Rita Panahi Show | 17 February · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scoring Lives Australia. This is the Wader Penalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Riata Panety Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight. The Albanizi government accused of woke lunacy in
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Speaker 2: its community sports funding program. We'll look at some of
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Speaker 2: the absurd priorities of modern labor. Shortly, today's newspol data
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Speaker 2: shows the overwhelming majority of Australians do not believe that
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Speaker 2: labor deserve a second term. New Zealanders railing against the
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Speaker 2: excesses of.
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Speaker 3: The trans movement.
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Speaker 2: We have the extraordinary footage for you Jade Vance's groundbreaking
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Speaker 2: speech in Unich.
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Speaker 3: Dan Wild will be here to discuss that.
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Speaker 2: Shortly and plenty more and later in the hour, Alex
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Speaker 2: Stein and Kinsey's schofield with the latest from the US,
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Speaker 2: including Elon Musk's latest Baby Mama drama and Left is
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Speaker 2: Losing It features the dumbest statement ever made by New
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Speaker 2: US anchor and and over refreshed Kamala.
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Speaker 4: Harris for those rates to be maintained, which means we
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Speaker 4: have to be vet on it and it's just the
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Speaker 4: nature of it.
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Speaker 2: But first, the Albanezy government has come under fire for
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Speaker 2: ripping federal funding out from underneath community groups, including local
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Speaker 2: sporting clubs. Previously, the Stronger Communities Grand Scheme funded things
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Speaker 2: like fitting out community centers and scout halls, air conditioning
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Speaker 2: and kitchen upgrades, new sports equipment, spectator seating, goalposts, new
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Speaker 2: bike paths and skate parks. You know, practical, necessary things
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Speaker 2: that benefit the community. But now Labor has flipped the
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Speaker 2: entire scheme on its head and replaced it with all
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Speaker 2: sorts of woke, far left priorities. The scheme now funds
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Speaker 2: things like building First Nations cultural spaces, NATOC Week celebrations,
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Speaker 2: gender neutral facilities, and also websites about how welcoming you
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Speaker 2: are of newly arrived migrants.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now for more on.
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Speaker 2: This is the deputy executive director at the Institute of
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Speaker 2: Public Affairs, Dan Wild.
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Speaker 3: Dan, this really speaks to the warped.
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Speaker 2: Priorities of the Albanesi government and the mad bureaucracy that
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Speaker 2: runs the show.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.
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Speaker 6: They're putting the interests of these woke in a city
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Speaker 6: activists the head of families in the outer suburbs, and
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Speaker 6: I think this just typifies what modern labor is all about.
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Speaker 6: They're not about the working class They not about the
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Speaker 6: suburbs in a way that perhaps they once were under
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Speaker 6: Bob Hawk. This Alb and Easy government is much different altogether.
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Speaker 6: They're ripping the rug from underneath those who need this
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Speaker 6: kind of funding. And it's also an example of how
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Speaker 6: the federal government is able to use taxpayer funds as
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Speaker 6: sort of a weapon or a cudgel to implement their
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Speaker 6: divisive and unpopular ideology. I mean, sixty percent of Australians
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Speaker 6: voted no to the Voice. The overwhelming majority of those
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Speaker 6: living in labor seats labor held electorates voted no to
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Speaker 6: the Voice to Parliament as well, So you know, Australians
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Speaker 6: have rejected this ideological nonsense.
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Speaker 5: This is just absolutely crazy.
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Speaker 6: But you know this government keeps going down the path
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Speaker 6: of division rather than actually funding people based on merit
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Speaker 6: and based on what a local community needs.
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Speaker 2: Now let's have a look at what Alban Easy and
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Speaker 2: Jody got up to on Valentine's Day. My gosh, who
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Speaker 2: reached out first?
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Speaker 3: Who dresses the best?
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Speaker 7: This is fine, Who's the most stubborn, who's the biggest bunny?
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Speaker 5: Sam?
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Speaker 2: Both of us?
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Speaker 5: I think?
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Speaker 8: Who said I love you first?
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Speaker 1: Same time?
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Speaker 3: Same time? It was definitely the same time. Yeah, oh,
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Speaker 3: dear Dan.
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Speaker 2: It was a cringe session and some likened it to
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Speaker 2: a Maths episode.
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Speaker 3: But is this actually in endearing?
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Speaker 2: Doesn't humanize the PM and speak to I don't know,
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Speaker 2: younger voters, perhaps.
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Speaker 6: Not really because it was all scripted. I mean what
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Speaker 6: they said it at the same time, Ye're right, that
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Speaker 6: just never happens so exactly. I mean, if it was
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Speaker 6: authentic and they were doing it off the cuff, you know, yeah, sure,
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Speaker 6: but you know, and I think if Albin Easy keeps
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Speaker 6: putting out these cringey videos, I think that Australians are
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Speaker 6: going to break up with him very soon at the election.
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Speaker 6: You know, you just sort of got to wonder who's
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Speaker 6: advising these people to do this. We've sent it from
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Speaker 6: Chris Bowen, you know, cracking a beer while he's on
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Speaker 6: camera while Energy builds it through the roof, Clara O'Neil
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Speaker 6: putting out some pretty weird stuff. And Australians look at
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Speaker 6: that and they go, well, I can't afford a carton
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Speaker 6: of eggs. And they're putting the finger at each other
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Speaker 6: and their dog in a video.
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Speaker 5: I don't get it.
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Speaker 6: Maybe some people like it, maybe some Greens voters in
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Speaker 6: a Sydney like it.
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Speaker 5: But I think most Australians look at that and they
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Speaker 5: just turn off.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, they're trying to jump on all these social media
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Speaker 2: trends that are happening. So those types of videos have
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Speaker 2: been doing the rounds, but normally they're a little bit
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Speaker 2: more authentic than that, because yes, that did look scripted,
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Speaker 2: and I don't think nobody buys or they said I
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Speaker 2: love you at precisely the same moment for the first time.
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Speaker 3: I mean, give us a break, let's get serious.
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Speaker 2: Now, let's turn our attention to Europe, where US Vice
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Speaker 2: President JD. Vance gave a scathing address at the Munique
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Speaker 2: Security Conference. He warned EU leaders at the loss of
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Speaker 2: European values poses a much greater threat to the continent
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Speaker 2: than external factors, including Russia. He spoke on a wide
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Speaker 2: range of topics, including the suppression of free speech in
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Speaker 2: Europe and the rise in anti democracy sentiment where the
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Speaker 2: elite think they better than the public. And here's what
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Speaker 2: he had to say about the mass immigration that Europe
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Speaker 2: has experience.
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Speaker 9: No voter on this continent went to the ballot box
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Speaker 9: to open the floodgates to millions of unvetted immigrants.
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Speaker 1: But you know what they did vote for.
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Speaker 9: In England, they voted for Brexit, and agree or disagree,
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Speaker 9: they voted for it, and more and more all over
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Speaker 9: Europe they're voting for political leaders who promised to put
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Speaker 9: an end to out of control migration.
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Speaker 2: Dan the Vice President's brutal honesty, seemed to offend many
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Speaker 2: of those in attendance.
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Speaker 6: It did, but I thought it was a groundbreaking speech,
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Speaker 6: a necessary speech, and something that I think is going
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Speaker 6: to shift the debate.
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Speaker 5: I mean, we're in a new global order.
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Speaker 6: As jd Evan said, there's a new sheriff in town,
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Speaker 6: and basically, if you want the protection of the sheriff,
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Speaker 6: you're going to have to play by the new rules.
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Speaker 6: You know, the US has been underwriting European defense for many,
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Speaker 6: many years, and sure, I mean the United States get
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Speaker 6: us a benefit from that as well, but Trump was
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Speaker 6: pretty clear in his first incarnation that they're going to
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Speaker 6: have to pay up, and now jd Evans is extending
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Speaker 6: that by saying, you've also got to revivify your culture.
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Speaker 6: I think the most important thing that jd Evans said
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Speaker 6: was the biggest The biggest threat to Europe is internal
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Speaker 6: not external. And that's not to minish or downplay the
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Speaker 6: serious external threats, but to acknowledge, well, if you've got
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Speaker 6: a divisive political movement, mass migration which is largely unchecked
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Speaker 6: and against the interests of the mainstream of your society,
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Speaker 6: in addition to the fact that you're running an anti
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Speaker 6: free speech censorship agenda, of course people in your society
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Speaker 6: are going to start pushing back. So I think Europe
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Speaker 6: needs to get its own backyard in order before it
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Speaker 6: starts telling the US what to do.
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Speaker 2: And this is something we've talked about on this station,
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Speaker 2: on this program for years. Douglas Murray's book The Strange
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Speaker 2: Death of Europe. They came out around a decade ago,
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Speaker 2: so what he was telling them shouldn't have been groundbreaking,
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Speaker 2: but it was because they just do not hear that,
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Speaker 2: and they certainly don't hear that from the Vice President
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Speaker 2: now staying in Munich.
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Speaker 3: There was another.
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Speaker 2: Suspected terrorist attack, this time an Afghan asylum seeker is
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Speaker 2: allegedly guilty of driving into a group of people, killing
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Speaker 2: a mother and a two year old child injuring dozens
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Speaker 2: more and according to reports, the suspect came to Germany
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Speaker 2: in twenty sixteen when he had his asylum application rejected,
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Speaker 2: but his deportation was also suspended and he's obviously remained
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Speaker 2: in the country. Counter Terrorism police are currently investigating Dan.
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Speaker 3: I suspect this.
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Speaker 2: Will have an impact on the upcoming election.
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Speaker 5: Yeah will.
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Speaker 6: I mean, it's I mean, just a terrible thing to happen,
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Speaker 6: you know, having those children killed in such a fashion,
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Speaker 6: and you know, I think it goes to the point
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Speaker 6: what it's talking about in terms of the migration and migration.
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Speaker 6: I mean, this typifies the problem that he should have
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Speaker 6: been deported and he wasn't. I mean maybe he shouldn't
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Speaker 6: have even been there to start with, but if he
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Speaker 6: had reasonable grounds to be there but then was found
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Speaker 6: to have breached certain things and should be deported, well
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Speaker 6: why wasn't he? And this gets to the bigger issue
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Speaker 6: across Europe and across the Western world, which is this
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Speaker 6: unchecked mass migration program which does not have the consent
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Speaker 6: of the community. Is not only an economic and social problem,
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Speaker 6: but it's now causing serious issues from a terrorist potential
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Speaker 6: terrorist perspective, as we've seen in Australia as well. So
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Speaker 6: the more that this goes on and the less willing
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Speaker 6: that political leaders are to confront and be honest about
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Speaker 6: this problem. Are the worse it is going to get
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Speaker 6: until there is a change of leadership in Germany and
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Speaker 6: in other countries in Europe.
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Speaker 2: Now, there was another suspected terrorist attack in Austria yesterday.
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Speaker 2: Twenty three year old Syrian refugee has been arrested by
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Speaker 2: police after he's stabbed a fourteen year old boy to
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Speaker 2: death and injured five others. The suspect was seen grinning
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Speaker 2: as he was cornered by police. Dan, this is really
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Speaker 2: bringing home what jd. Vance was talking about, isn't it.
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Speaker 5: Yeah it is.
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Speaker 6: And look, people have known this for a long time,
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Speaker 6: and you know, certainly migration has been critical to our
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Speaker 6: society and many other societies for a long period of time.
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Speaker 6: But when you've got situations like this, it's no wonder
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Speaker 6: the public is turning against it. And none of us
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Speaker 6: are saying, look this is the problem of all the
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Speaker 6: migrants or anything like that, but clearly things are getting
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Speaker 6: much worse. I can't even remember it being like this
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Speaker 6: when I was growing up, so you know, something's gone
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Speaker 6: terribly wrong. And look, the fundamental point is multiculturalism has failed.
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Speaker 6: You know, when you don't have a majority culture, when
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Speaker 6: you don't have a culture for new migrants to integrate into,
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Speaker 6: then you're going to get enclaves like this of all
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Speaker 6: kinds of people doing all kinds of things. So it's
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Speaker 6: the responsibility of governments and civil society to reaffirm our
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Speaker 6: majority culture and our values and for that to be
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Speaker 6: in tech were part of any migration system.
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Speaker 2: Words matter, and we should be talking about having a
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Speaker 2: multi ethnic culture and being proud of that, because multiculturalism
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Speaker 2: is something entirely different, and I agree with you, it's
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Speaker 2: a failed project. Let's cross to New Zealand. Now we
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Speaker 2: don't talk about New Zealand often enough, but over there,
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Speaker 2: members of a local church held a counter protest during
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Speaker 2: the Auckland Rainbow Parade and then they gat crashed an
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Speaker 2: event where children, and we're talking here, children.
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Speaker 3: As young as two to the ages.
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Speaker 2: Of ten were being entertained by transactivists. The counter protest
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Speaker 2: has performed this rousing haka.
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Speaker 3: Dan.
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Speaker 2: You could see the signs there there are only two genders.
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Speaker 2: Let kids be kids. Surprising to see this in woke
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Speaker 2: New Zealand.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, there's nothing woke about the Harkers, for sure.
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Speaker 6: I think when you sort of look at this, it's,
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Speaker 6: you know, it's an example of what happens with what
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Speaker 6: children are being confronted with in schools and the clearly
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Speaker 6: aging appropriate nature of that, and the age and appropriate
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Speaker 6: nature of the events that you just described. And it's
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Speaker 6: not surprising that more and more parents are starting to
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Speaker 6: speak at as they learn about what exactly is being
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Speaker 6: put in front of children.
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Speaker 5: Of course, we should let kids be kids.
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Speaker 6: And you know, nobody's saying you know, you can't change
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Speaker 6: your gender if you don't want when you're an adult,
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Speaker 6: if you want to go down that path, and in
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Speaker 6: our society, that's up to you.
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Speaker 5: But let children be children.
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Speaker 6: Find an appropriate time and venue to present children with
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Speaker 6: this kind of material, but too often it's been done
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Speaker 6: by activists in an ageing appropriate manner. And until we
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Speaker 6: get some common sense back in the education system and elsewhere,
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Speaker 6: I just think we're going to see more of this.
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Speaker 3: And you're so right about the Harker. I've always loved
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Speaker 3: the Harker.
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Speaker 2: And if it wasn't being performed by if it wasn't
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Speaker 2: a Mari tradition, you can be sure they would have
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Speaker 2: called it toxic masculinity. And violent and aggressive and would
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Speaker 2: have somehow canceled it, but they can't do that, and
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Speaker 2: it is so powerful. It is really such a wonderful moment,
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Speaker 2: whether it's done in a rugby game or at a
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Speaker 2: funeral or at a counter protest like that. Dan, While
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Speaker 2: thank you so much for your time tonight. Joining me
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Speaker 2: now is esteem geologist and author Professor Ian plymer Ian.
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Speaker 2: We're going to look at some fascinating data out of
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Speaker 2: the latest newsport published in Today's Australia. But first let's
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Speaker 2: have a look at this absurd piece of climate alarmism
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Speaker 2: from till MP Kate Cheney.
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Speaker 8: I am so hot, so seriously, I'm really hot because
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Speaker 8: it's a forty degree day and we've had a lot
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Speaker 8: of these lately.
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Speaker 3: It's almost as if the climate's changing.
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Speaker 8: And that's why I've worked really hard to make improvements
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Speaker 8: to climate and nature legislation that have resulted in stronger laws,
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Speaker 8: and as your independent MP, I'm going to keep doing
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Speaker 8: everything I can to climate proof our future.
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Speaker 3: Well, stop the presses there.
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Speaker 2: It's hot in summer in Australia and you would have thought,
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Speaker 2: and I thought the lefties and the climate alarmists kept
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Speaker 2: telling us that climate change and where there are two
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Speaker 2: different things.
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Speaker 10: I'm sure all the electors in the Seat of Curtain
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Speaker 10: are grateful, but their independent member, who has no power
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Speaker 10: and is unable to do anything in the government, but
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Speaker 10: they're penant member, is changing our whole global phenomenon, which
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Speaker 10: will just affect the people of Curtain. It's not going
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Speaker 10: to affect the people in the US because they're out
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Speaker 10: of Paris. It's not going to affect India or China
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Speaker 10: because they've never been in Paris.
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Speaker 1: What a wonderful woman.
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Speaker 10: That woman has the power to change climate in the
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Speaker 10: Seat of Kurtain. And if you've got any sense in
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Speaker 10: the Seat of Curtain, go down the candidate list and
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Speaker 10: look at someone else. Pick someone whose name starts with
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Speaker 10: Z or P or something, but not C. This person
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Speaker 10: is not representing her electorate. We have no record of
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Speaker 10: significant climate change since we've been told of all going
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Speaker 10: to fry and die, and that was twenty five years ago.
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Speaker 10: So she's a total absolute waste of space. Vote for
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Speaker 10: someone else if you are in Curtain.
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Speaker 2: Now, let's turn our attention to the latest news poll.
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Speaker 2: There hasn't been much movement into the primary vote, and
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Speaker 2: the two party preferred, and while Anthony Albanese's net satisfaction
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Speaker 2: has hit a record low of minus twenty one, voters
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Speaker 2: seem reluctant to get behind Peter Dutton as well.
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Speaker 3: But there was one question that really stood out in
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Speaker 3: this poll to me.
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Speaker 2: In voters were asked, do you think the Albanesi Labor
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Speaker 2: federal government deserves to be re elected or is it
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Speaker 2: time to give someone else a go?
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Speaker 3: Only thirty four percent.
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Speaker 2: Only one in three voters said they believe that the
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Speaker 2: Albanesi government deserves another term. And you look at Labor voters,
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Speaker 2: only seventy eight percent of them think that the Albanese
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Speaker 2: government deserves a second term. And the breakdown of the
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Speaker 2: data is also very interesting because we keep hearing this
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Speaker 2: narrative that the Liberals have a problem with women. Media
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Speaker 2: push that, Labor push that. But when you look at
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Speaker 2: the male female breakdown, only thirty two percent of women
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Speaker 2: think that Labor deserves a second term compared to thirty
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Speaker 2: six percent of men. And it's also interesting looking at
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Speaker 2: the state by state data, only one in five Queenslanders
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Speaker 2: believe the Albanezer government should be returned, compared to around
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Speaker 2: one in three in the South Wales and Victoria in
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Speaker 2: what do you make of the later start or in
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Speaker 2: today's news poll.
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Speaker 1: Well, I haven't fallen over dead.
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Speaker 10: I'm not shocked, and this evening I'll be able to
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Speaker 10: go to bed quite comfortable in the fact that people
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Speaker 10: have recognized that this is a very bad government.
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Speaker 1: I first voted in nineteen sixty one.
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Speaker 10: This is the worst government we have ever ever had,
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Speaker 10: and it only deserves one term, no more.
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Speaker 7: Now.
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Speaker 10: What we've also got to remember is that in the
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Speaker 10: Voice and in the US elections, a lot of people
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Speaker 10: did not respond honestly to surveys and they kept their
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Speaker 10: baseball backs until it got to the privacy of the
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Speaker 10: ballot pops. I think this is telling us that there's
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Speaker 10: a lot of people out there who will actually come
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Speaker 10: down very hard on labor. They have lost the plot.
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Speaker 10: They're not looking after the working class people. They've run
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Speaker 10: up costs like you wouldn't believe, and their energy policies
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Speaker 10: have to be seen to be totally in absolute fallacious.
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Speaker 10: And really, if mister Dutton wants to win this election,
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Speaker 10: he should announce straight away that is going to kill
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Speaker 10: off net zero, which no one really understand what is
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Speaker 10: about anyway.
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Speaker 1: And to get out of Paris.
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Speaker 10: That will win him votes of those who might still
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Speaker 10: be a little bit uncertain about our appalling government.
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Speaker 2: Well, we keep hearing is the cost of living election,
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Speaker 2: and energy prices are enormously important to that equation. And
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Speaker 2: I just don't see how the coalition is going to
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Speaker 2: prosecute the argument that they're going to reduce costs if
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Speaker 2: they're also wedded to net zero and Paris and all
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Speaker 2: that lunacy. Meanwhile, in the US, President Donald Trump has
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Speaker 2: signed a executive order establishing the US Energy Dominance Council.
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Speaker 2: The body has been tasked with driving up domestic oil
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Speaker 2: and gas production, including restarting plans for new projects that
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Speaker 2: were paused under the Biden administration. And this includes plans
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Speaker 2: to restart a stalled New York natural gas pipeline project.
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Speaker 2: What's happening in the US is a world away from
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Speaker 2: what we're seeing in Australia.
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Speaker 3: They are going to just go ahead.
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Speaker 2: In leaps and bounds, reduce energy costs, make manufacturing far
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Speaker 2: more affordable, have it an environment where business wants to invest.
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Speaker 3: Meanwhile, what are we doing.
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Speaker 10: Well in your state, Victoria? We have a lot of
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Speaker 10: gas in the ground, we have the five wells in
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Speaker 10: the Wombatfield, which I have seen flaring. In other words,
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Speaker 10: people have lit the gas. We have a huge amount
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Speaker 10: of offshore gas in Storio. And what's Victoria doing stopping
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Speaker 10: gas exploration and bringing gas in by importing it into
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Speaker 10: a gas termol. So we have an energy policy which
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Speaker 10: is absolutely crippling this country. We have thousands of years
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Speaker 10: of coal, thousands of years of gas, millions of years
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Speaker 10: of uranium, and we have an energy policy in this
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Speaker 10: energy rich country which is giving us a crisis in energy.
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Speaker 10: We don't have enough. So government policy is getting off
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Speaker 10: this country now. Trump, on the other hand, is aware
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Speaker 10: that the US does have gas, the US does have oil,
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Speaker 10: and they are going to use it. They don't have
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Speaker 10: much uranium, but it's next door in Canada and Blind River.
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Speaker 10: There's plenty of uranium around the world. So we have
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Speaker 10: a contrasting government. Mister Trump has realized that the only
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Speaker 10: way to build his nation back again is to have cheap,
20:57
Speaker 10: reliable energy and a lot of it, much so you
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Speaker 10: can export it. We're doing the exact opposite in this country.
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Speaker 10: You cannot run a foundry on sea breezes and sunbeams.
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Speaker 1: You cannot have liquid.
21:09
Speaker 10: Metal which you're going to pour and cast and have
21:12
Speaker 10: it freeze something when the wind doesn't blow. So we
21:15
Speaker 10: have some real problems with our leaders who just don't
21:19
Speaker 10: have the knowledge or the courage to say the obvious.
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Speaker 1: And what Trump is doing is common sense. Yep.
21:28
Speaker 2: He's determined to turn America not just into an energy
21:32
Speaker 2: independent country, he wants it to be an energy superpower.
21:36
Speaker 2: And it looks like they're well on.
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Speaker 3: The path of achieving that.
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Speaker 2: Professor in plymur thank you so much for your time tonight,
21:44
Speaker 2: Still to Karma left, he is losing it. Plus the
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Speaker 2: Protestant Church in Texas being led by a drag king
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Speaker 2: Alex Stein has the details. Welcome back. Now it's time
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Speaker 2: for lefties losing it and I'll be bringing you a
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Speaker 2: new low for the mainstream media and their duriynge hatred
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Speaker 2: of Donald Trump. You will not believe what a CBS
22:16
Speaker 2: anchor said on air, and she still has a job.
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Speaker 2: But let's ease our way into lefties losing it by
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Speaker 2: checking in on the woman who almost became the leader
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Speaker 2: of the free world. The woman the media tried to
22:27
Speaker 2: tell us was a competent and visionary leader, an orator.
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Speaker 3: Yes, it's Kamala time.
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Speaker 4: For those rates to be maintained, which means we have
22:38
Speaker 4: to be vigilant. And it's just the nature of it.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I'm not sure if that's Kamala time or happy hour.
22:44
Speaker 2: The form of Veep appears to be unburdened by sobriety.
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Speaker 3: Allegedly, she was in New York.
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Speaker 2: To visit the cast of A Wonderful World on Broadway,
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Speaker 2: and she.
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Speaker 3: Explains here it was a rare outing.
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Speaker 2: She doesn't get out much nowadays.
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Speaker 5: So you know, I look out.
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Speaker 4: We wanted so much to see this before you guys left.
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Speaker 4: It's my first trip to New York actually for you know,
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Speaker 4: since the campaign, and I've wanted to kind of see
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Speaker 4: you off before the should left. And this was so
23:21
Speaker 4: beautiful and it just had such depth and soul and.
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Speaker 3: Just it was just, I mean, all the nuances, such
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Speaker 3: depth and soul.
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Speaker 2: But you know, it wouldn't be a Kamala word salad
23:35
Speaker 2: without some inspiring words of wisdom.
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Speaker 4: It's just the nature of it. I mean, look what
23:42
Speaker 4: I mean in this beautiful plane. It doesn't mean we
23:44
Speaker 4: don't see the beauty and everything, right, these things all coexist,
23:51
Speaker 4: but I believe we fight for something not against it.
23:54
Speaker 2: Yes, clear eyes, full hearts can't lose. Well, I'm not
23:58
Speaker 2: quite sure about the clear part there, But let's move
24:02
Speaker 2: on to one of the most disgraceful performances from a
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Speaker 2: news anchor they you'll ever see.
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Speaker 3: Face the Nation.
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Speaker 2: Host Margaret Brennan, fresh from being humiliated by JdE Vans,
24:13
Speaker 2: was interviewing Secretary of State Mark Rubio and she actually claimed,
24:18
Speaker 2: she actually claimed that the Holocaust was caused by free speech.
24:23
Speaker 2: This is not only offensively stupid and historically ignorant, but
24:28
Speaker 2: it shows just how demented the leftist media have become.
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Speaker 11: He was standing in a country where a free speech
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Speaker 11: was weaponized to conentuct a genocide, and he met with
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Speaker 11: the head of a political party that has foreig rate
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Speaker 11: views and some historic ties to extreme groups. The context
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Speaker 11: of that was changing the tone of it, and you
24:56
Speaker 11: know that that the censorship was specifically.
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Speaker 3: About the rape.
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Speaker 12: I have to disagree with you. The free speech was
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Speaker 12: not used to conduct a genocide. The genocide was conducted
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Speaker 12: by an authoritarian Nazi regime that happened to also be
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Speaker 12: genocidal because they hated Jews, and they hated minorities, and
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Speaker 12: they hated those that they had a list of people
25:13
Speaker 12: they hated, but primarily the Jews. There was no free
25:16
Speaker 12: speech in Nazi Germany. There was none. There was also
25:19
Speaker 12: no opposition in Nazi Germany. There were a soul and
25:21
Speaker 12: only party that governed that country. So that's not an
25:23
Speaker 12: accurate reflection of history.
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Speaker 2: Free speech was weaponized to conduct a genocize That's what
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Speaker 2: she said word for word. Margaret Rubio corrected her, gave
25:33
Speaker 2: her historical facts to counter her frankly insane propaganda. But
25:38
Speaker 2: he was far too polite. When someone says something that
25:42
Speaker 2: spectacularly stupid, they need to be put in their place.
25:46
Speaker 2: And I mentioned JD. Vance humiliating Margaret Brennan just a
25:49
Speaker 2: few weeks ago. Let's take a little look at my
25:52
Speaker 2: two favorite moments from that interview. Here JD Vance wipes
25:56
Speaker 2: that smug look off her face.
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Speaker 11: This is a country founded by immigrants.
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Speaker 9: Well, this is a country founder in my country, this
26:03
Speaker 9: is a very unique country, and it was founded by
26:05
Speaker 9: some immigrants and some settlers.
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Speaker 1: But just because we were founded by.
26:09
Speaker 9: Immigrants doesn't mean that two hundred and forty years later
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Speaker 9: that we have to have the dumbest immigration policy in
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Speaker 9: the world.
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Speaker 2: And here jd Vance gives birth to a new name.
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Speaker 3: I don't really care, Margaret.
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Speaker 9: We absolutely cannot unleash thousands of unvetted people into our countries.
26:25
Speaker 11: People are good, These people are vetted.
26:27
Speaker 9: Just like the guy who planned a terrorist attack in
26:28
Speaker 9: Oklahoma a few months ago. He was allegedly properly vetted,
26:32
Speaker 9: and many people in the media and the Democratic.
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Speaker 5: Party said that he was properly vetted.
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Speaker 1: Clearly he was it.
26:37
Speaker 9: I don't want my children to share a neighborhood with
26:40
Speaker 9: people who are not properly vetted. And because I don't
26:42
Speaker 9: want it from my kids, I'm not going to force
26:44
Speaker 9: any other American citizens kids to do that either.
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Speaker 11: No, and that was a very particular case. It wasn't
26:49
Speaker 11: clear if he was radicalized when he got here or
26:51
Speaker 11: while he was living.
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Speaker 1: I don't really care, Margaret.
26:54
Speaker 9: I don't want that person in my country, and I
26:55
Speaker 9: think most Americans agree with me.
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Speaker 2: I think that interview broke Margaret Brennan's ten years script
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Speaker 2: on reality because she's now claiming that free speech in
27:04
Speaker 2: Nazi Germany, free speech in Nazi Germany caused the Holocaust.
27:09
Speaker 2: Now moving along, I do love it when teds sufferers
27:12
Speaker 2: like Bill Maher have to admit that President Trump is
27:15
Speaker 2: not only highly effective, but is now cool.
27:19
Speaker 3: This must have hurt.
27:20
Speaker 5: Here's how bad the Democrats.
27:22
Speaker 3: Trump is cool now.
27:24
Speaker 1: He's not just the most powerful.
27:25
Speaker 3: Guy in the world and just made himself like the riches.
27:28
Speaker 5: He's actually kind of at seventy eight.
27:30
Speaker 1: I mean, rappers like him.
27:33
Speaker 3: The athletes are.
27:34
Speaker 1: I was making fun of him two guys.
27:36
Speaker 13: At one time, and now we owned it and they're
27:41
Speaker 13: a do again.
27:43
Speaker 1: I mean, the.
27:43
Speaker 3: Village people are gay for Trump now.
27:46
Speaker 2: The village people are gay for Trump now. The cultural
27:49
Speaker 2: shift in the US is real, and it's big, and
27:52
Speaker 2: it's touched another former TDS sufferer, Stephen A.
27:56
Speaker 3: Smith.
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Speaker 14: What voter out there can look at the Democratic Party
27:59
Speaker 14: at this moment the time, there's a voice for us,
28:01
Speaker 14: somebody that speaks for us, that goes up on Capitol.
28:04
Speaker 1: Hill and fights the fights that we want them fighting
28:06
Speaker 1: on our behalf.
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Speaker 14: They didn't do that, and that's why they're behind the
28:10
Speaker 14: home and that man is back into the White House
28:12
Speaker 14: and they want to sit up there and tell you,
28:13
Speaker 14: look at the networks right now they're talking about it.
28:15
Speaker 1: Look at it. This is the latest. Looking at him.
28:17
Speaker 1: Here he goes again.
28:17
Speaker 14: When you know what here he goes again, means he's
28:20
Speaker 14: doing what he said he was going to do. He
28:23
Speaker 14: promised you he was going to do these things, and
28:25
Speaker 14: he walked in the office week one and that's exactly
28:27
Speaker 14: what he's doing. And he said, y'all do something about it.
28:30
Speaker 14: And when you try to do something about it, he's
28:32
Speaker 14: going to say, look at them now, now they're concerned
28:33
Speaker 14: about these issues. Where they talking about that during the campaign.
28:36
Speaker 3: Hell no, And trigger warning for the lefties.
28:39
Speaker 2: The polls are showing the American people back Donald Trump's
28:42
Speaker 2: key policies. Despite the twenty four to seven media hysteria
28:46
Speaker 2: and lies. Here is ABC News actually reporting facts. It
28:50
Speaker 2: leaves the Democrats HAKEM. Jeffries lost for words.
28:55
Speaker 13: Donald Trump's favorability rating is actually higher than it ever
28:59
Speaker 13: was the first time. Let me ask you. A recent
29:02
Speaker 13: Paul by Marquette looked at several of the things that
29:05
Speaker 13: he has done or says that he is going to do,
29:07
Speaker 13: and sixty three percent favor federal government's recognition of only
29:11
Speaker 13: two sexes, sixty percent favored deporting immigrants who entered the
29:16
Speaker 13: United States illegally, sixty percent favor expanding oil and gas
29:21
Speaker 13: production fifty nine percent favored declaring an emergency at the
29:25
Speaker 13: southern border. Is there anything you are seeing that Trump
29:29
Speaker 13: is doing that you are in favor of, that you
29:31
Speaker 13: think is the right thing?
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Speaker 3: Let me say, as it relates to all of those issues,
29:40
Speaker 3: We're just at the beginning.
29:42
Speaker 2: There'll be plenty more lifties losing it content with My
29:45
Speaker 2: next guest, now, can't believe this is happening in the
29:48
Speaker 2: great state of Texas. Here is a church service in
29:52
Speaker 2: Dallas being led by a drag king is a woman
29:56
Speaker 2: dressed as a dude.
29:57
Speaker 3: In my day, we just call that a tomboy or
29:59
Speaker 3: a butcher. But no, it's an.
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Speaker 2: Entire identity now and she's preaching at a Christian service.
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Speaker 15: Performing ea gender as a daily task.
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Speaker 4: I would argue as a learned cultural treat to which we.
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Speaker 15: Have all been exposed as understanding. Some dragon changed throughout history.
30:18
Speaker 15: Perhaps dragged today would be defined as that which threatens
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Speaker 15: the already fragile and arbitrarily constructive stream work brigida performance
30:28
Speaker 15: that is necessary to meet power dynamics.
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Speaker 2: Say what now, Let's bring in my second favorite Texan comedian,
30:36
Speaker 2: host of Primetime with Alex Stein on Blaze TV, alex
30:41
Speaker 2: This is reportedly at the United Church of Christ's Cathedral
30:45
Speaker 2: of Hope, a Protestant denomination.
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Speaker 3: What is going on in Texas.
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Speaker 1: Well read it.
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Speaker 16: That's actually our mutual friend Sarah Gonzalez, who filmed that.
30:55
Speaker 16: She was working for the Texas Family Project. It's the
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Speaker 16: nonprofit organization that she basically runs here in Texas that
31:01
Speaker 16: exposes all of this weird you know, gender and doctrination
31:05
Speaker 16: of youth. And you know, Sarah goes to a lot
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Speaker 16: of these drag queen story hours.
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Speaker 1: But when it came to.
31:11
Speaker 16: This event, what was so unique about it is not
31:13
Speaker 16: only did they have a drag king, which is bizarre
31:16
Speaker 16: in itself, and not only is this a mockery of Christianity,
31:20
Speaker 16: they actually did a drag brunch after this event. That's right,
31:23
Speaker 16: Rita in every dollar that the drag brunch made went
31:28
Speaker 16: to the church. So it makes absolutely no sense that
31:31
Speaker 16: there are Christian churches here in Dallas, Texas that are
31:35
Speaker 16: trying to say that they believe in the Scripture when
31:39
Speaker 16: they do the exact opposite of what the Scripture preaches.
31:45
Speaker 2: Dallas, Texas suddenly think this would be happening. But all
31:48
Speaker 2: the big cities in the US go a little bit loopy. Now,
31:51
Speaker 2: we spoke earlier in the program about JD. Vans's great
31:55
Speaker 2: speech in Munich. He also gave a great speech in Paris.
31:58
Speaker 2: Look both of those up well worth a listen. But
32:02
Speaker 2: let's hear him address the hysteria in Europe about Elon Musk.
32:06
Speaker 2: Daring to comment on politics, on that content.
32:10
Speaker 9: And expressing opinions. Isn't election interference, even when people express
32:15
Speaker 9: views outside your own country, and even when those people
32:18
Speaker 9: are very influential. And trust me, I say this with
32:22
Speaker 9: all humor. If American democracy can survive ten years of
32:27
Speaker 9: Thunberg scolding, you guys can survive a few months of
32:30
Speaker 9: Elon Musk.
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Speaker 2: Now, it's been an enormous backlash to that spage, a
32:34
Speaker 2: lot of commentry. Tell me what the reaction has been
32:37
Speaker 2: in the US.
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Speaker 16: Well, you know, it's funny rita that everybody's getting mad
32:42
Speaker 16: at Elon Musk. Yet there's billionaires that are unelected, just
32:46
Speaker 16: like Bill Gates, that make so many decisions for the
32:49
Speaker 16: Democratic Party, and nobody tries to call that out except
32:52
Speaker 16: for conservatives. So it's just the hypocrisy is on display
32:56
Speaker 16: from the people on the left. And I'm not even
32:58
Speaker 16: saying that you have to like Elon Musk. You don't
32:59
Speaker 16: have to agree with Elon Musk. But at the end
33:02
Speaker 16: of the day, what he's done with free speech on
33:05
Speaker 16: x is incredible. So I think that he's going to
33:08
Speaker 16: create more government transparency. So I don't care that he's
33:11
Speaker 16: from South Africa. I like a guy that's getting in
33:13
Speaker 16: there and disrupting things and trying to make Americans have
33:16
Speaker 16: more information on what's really going on within our government.
33:21
Speaker 2: Well, none of this should be a surprise. It wasn't
33:24
Speaker 2: like Trump won a second term and then he shocked
33:27
Speaker 2: everybody by bringing out Elon Musk and having this Department
33:32
Speaker 2: of Government efficiency. This was part of the election promises,
33:35
Speaker 2: this was part of all the rallies Elon Musk was
33:38
Speaker 2: appearing that spelled out precisely what they plan to do.
33:43
Speaker 2: So to pretend that Elon Musk doesn't have any authority
33:46
Speaker 2: to act in this manner is plainly absurd. The President
33:51
Speaker 2: has given him that authority. He's got a mandate to
33:54
Speaker 2: do precisely what he's doing, and the hysteria is something else.
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Speaker 3: Before we move on to one of my.
34:03
Speaker 2: Favorite stories of the week, President Trump was at Daytona
34:08
Speaker 2: he got a rousing reception. He's at the first sitting
34:11
Speaker 2: president to show up to an event like this, after
34:15
Speaker 2: he attended the super Bowl again, the first president sitting
34:18
Speaker 2: president to do so. Is he just enjoying this honeymoon
34:23
Speaker 2: tour around the country going to these events where he
34:26
Speaker 2: knows he's going to be cheered loudly, you.
34:29
Speaker 1: Know, Rita.
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Speaker 16: Honestly, if I had to guess, I don't know if
34:32
Speaker 16: he's taking the same supplements that Hunter Biden took. But
34:35
Speaker 16: Donald Trump has more energy than any other human being
34:38
Speaker 16: on planet Earth. And the guy is an unstoppable force.
34:41
Speaker 16: And that's why he's at the super Bowl getting.
34:43
Speaker 1: Hugged from all of the players.
34:45
Speaker 16: And that's why he's at Daytona driving around the track
34:48
Speaker 16: like he owns the place. Because Donald Trump is a
34:50
Speaker 16: and I hate to say this, but he's really I
34:51
Speaker 16: think he's a superhuman. I don't even think Donald Trump
34:53
Speaker 16: is human at this point. With a way that he
34:56
Speaker 16: grinds and constantly hustles and is at every event, it
34:59
Speaker 16: just doesn't make century to what he can do.
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Speaker 3: Well. He doesn't sleep much.
35:04
Speaker 2: He's one of those people who can survive on three
35:07
Speaker 2: four hours of sleep and It's amazing how much you
35:10
Speaker 2: can achieve if you're not spending eight nine hours every
35:12
Speaker 2: night sleeping. Now, I note that famous or infamous Trump
35:17
Speaker 2: mug shot is now hanging proudly in the Oval Office.
35:21
Speaker 2: This was something that again triggered the left. But tell
35:25
Speaker 2: me why this is so significant. So many political analysts
35:30
Speaker 2: who don't understand why this is powerful and what it
35:34
Speaker 2: means for Trump voters to have that mug shot hanging
35:38
Speaker 2: in the Oval office.
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Speaker 16: Well, what it does, RITA, that's so important. When you
35:43
Speaker 16: see that mug shot, it makes them so relatable. Now,
35:45
Speaker 16: whether you agree with January six or nine, a lot
35:48
Speaker 16: of Trump's biggest supporters were prosecuted by our Department of Justice,
35:53
Speaker 16: which I think unfairly they're prosecuted, but some people will
35:56
Speaker 16: say that they didn't get prosecuted enough. My point is
35:58
Speaker 16: it makes Donald Trump's soh so relatable because he's seen
36:01
Speaker 16: this illegal political prosecution happened to him, and we've had
36:04
Speaker 16: thousands of other people that have happened. You know that
36:07
Speaker 16: this has also happened to So it makes Donald Trump
36:09
Speaker 16: so relatable by putting that up there and not being ashamed,
36:12
Speaker 16: being unapologetically himself and that's why Donald Trump is so awesome,
36:16
Speaker 16: and everybody knows that is actually paying attention that it
36:20
Speaker 16: was basically an inside job, a scam to convict Trump
36:24
Speaker 16: of these crimes, just like January sixth.
36:27
Speaker 1: So he's just so relatable.
36:28
Speaker 16: Donald Trump might be a billionairebody is a man of
36:30
Speaker 16: the people, and that mugshot is just a proof that
36:35
Speaker 16: he does not think he's better than everybody like they
36:37
Speaker 16: try to, you know, imply that he is.
36:39
Speaker 5: He's a man of the people truly.
36:42
Speaker 2: Well, every sham indictment, every sham charge conviction, brought him
36:48
Speaker 2: closer to the White House. And this is what the
36:51
Speaker 2: political analyst, so many on the left don't understand. They
36:54
Speaker 2: thought that if they gave him the tag of convicted felon,
36:58
Speaker 2: that he would be unelectable. Instead, he did the opposite
37:01
Speaker 2: because people saw how corrupted the system was, how they
37:05
Speaker 2: were using lawfare to stop the people having their say.
37:09
Speaker 2: And I remember back when he and Ron DeSantis were
37:14
Speaker 2: vying for the candidacy, it was neck and neck, and
37:17
Speaker 2: then the indictments came and it was Trump's Trump's to win.
37:23
Speaker 2: Nobody was going to stand in his way after that.
37:26
Speaker 3: Now they are trying to.
37:27
Speaker 2: Also Alex Drive a wedge between Elon Musk and Donald Trump.
37:33
Speaker 2: The pair have sat down with Fox News is Sean
37:36
Speaker 2: Hannity to discuss that and more.
37:38
Speaker 1: They want a divorce.
37:39
Speaker 7: They want you to to start hitting each other, and
37:42
Speaker 7: they try.
37:43
Speaker 16: Oh, President Elon Musk, for example, you do know that
37:46
Speaker 16: they're doing that to you.
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Speaker 7: Oh, I see it all the time.
37:49
Speaker 1: They tried it. Then they staff that was.
37:51
Speaker 7: They have many different things of hatred. Actually, Elon called me,
37:56
Speaker 7: he said, you know they're trying to drive us apart.
37:58
Speaker 7: I said absolutely, you know. They said we are breaking
38:02
Speaker 7: As Donald Trump has seeded control of the presidency to
38:05
Speaker 7: Elon Musk. President Musk will be attending a cabinet reading
38:10
Speaker 7: at eight o'clock. And I say, it's just so obvious.
38:13
Speaker 7: They're so bad at it. I used to think they were.
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Speaker 1: Good at it.
38:16
Speaker 7: They're actually bad at it. Because if they were good
38:18
Speaker 7: at it, I'd never be president because I think nobody
38:22
Speaker 7: in history has ever gotten more bad publicity than me.
38:25
Speaker 7: I could do the greatest things. I get ninety eight
38:28
Speaker 7: percent bad publicity. I could do outside of you a
38:31
Speaker 7: few of your very good friends. It's like the craziest thing.
38:35
Speaker 7: But you know what, I have learned Inland that people
38:37
Speaker 7: are smart.
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Speaker 1: They get it. Yeah, they do it. They get it.
38:40
Speaker 7: They really see what's happening.
38:42
Speaker 2: Oh, that was a very interesting exchange.
38:44
Speaker 3: The full interview will be up shortly, Alex.
38:48
Speaker 2: The media campaign against Trump seems to be less and
38:53
Speaker 2: less effective. It seems to be just dismissed by the
38:57
Speaker 2: overwhelming majority of the American people.
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Speaker 1: Well, Rita, you know this.
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Speaker 16: You're very popular on these platforms. But in this new
39:05
Speaker 16: digital media era that Twitter or x is the new press,
39:10
Speaker 16: that is the new media. That is where people get
39:12
Speaker 16: their information, that is where people share their information. So
39:15
Speaker 16: all of the establishment that have always controlled the narrative,
39:19
Speaker 16: they hate to see a guy like Elon Musk that
39:21
Speaker 16: actually allows free speech. So, even though Donald Trump is
39:24
Speaker 16: a huge threat, Elon Musk is almost an equal threat
39:28
Speaker 16: to the people that are so entrenched in keeping a
39:31
Speaker 16: narrative just one way without an opposing opinion. So I
39:34
Speaker 16: would say that even though Donald Trump is the biggest
39:37
Speaker 16: threat to the deep state, Elon Musk is almost an
39:39
Speaker 16: equal threat because of the power that he yields, not
39:42
Speaker 16: just with his super popular cars or his super popular
39:45
Speaker 16: space program, but because he controls the modern day press,
39:49
Speaker 16: which is X and they hate that Rita and that's
39:52
Speaker 16: why they want to try to demonize him and scrutinize
39:55
Speaker 16: him so much to make him unlikable.
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Speaker 2: Alex Stein, thank you for your time tonight.
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Speaker 16: Thank you reader.
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Speaker 3: Always a pleasure still to come.
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Speaker 2: Elon Musk's latest baby Mama drama and Megelin Harry's charity
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Speaker 2: donating hundreds of thousands to Democrat operators. Kinsey Schofield has
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Speaker 2: all the details.
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Speaker 3: You're watching the Riada Panney Show.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey.
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Speaker 2: It has been reported that Elon Musk, the richest man
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Speaker 2: in the world, now has a thirteenth child, this time
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Speaker 2: with a conservative influencer, Ashley Sinclair. She says she gave
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Speaker 2: birth to the child five months ago, but was sworn
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Speaker 2: to secrecy by Musk.
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Speaker 3: Why is this public now? And has Elon confirmed the
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Speaker 3: child is his?
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Speaker 15: Elon has absolutely not confirmed that the child is says now.
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Speaker 15: Ashley claims that she released this information because a tabloid
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Speaker 15: was threatening to release it against her will, so she
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Speaker 15: claims that she took control of the situation by announcing
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Speaker 15: it herself. On X The only way that Elon has
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Speaker 15: kind of acknowledged it was when another conservative pundit claimed
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Speaker 15: that Ashley Saint Clair has been gunning for Elon for
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Speaker 15: a decade, where Elon just replied underneath that accusation on Twitter, WHOA.
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Speaker 2: That's interesting, Okay? Is that an admission in a way
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Speaker 2: that I don't know?
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I'm going to keep an eye on this story. But
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Speaker 2: more baby Mama drama for Elon. I mean, the guy
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Speaker 2: is prolific in that area. Now, let's talk about these
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Speaker 2: documents that were reviewed by the New York Post, and
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Speaker 2: they've revealed that Prince Harry and Megan Michael have donated
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Speaker 2: hundreds of thousands of dollars to Democrat operatives through their charity,
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Speaker 2: the Archweal Foundation. Kinzy, what's been the reaction. I can
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Speaker 2: imagine some of the folk giving money to this charity
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Speaker 2: would be a poll to learn where.
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Speaker 3: Their money has ended up. Yeah, I agree.
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Speaker 15: Now, Archial's biggest donation, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
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Speaker 15: went to Ashley Biden's charity, daughter of former President Joe Biden.
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Speaker 15: This is a kind of a safe house in Pennsylvania
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Speaker 15: for women that recently opened, and there were questions at
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Speaker 15: the time when we realized this after seeing these tax
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Speaker 15: documents as to whether or not that influenced at all
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Speaker 15: Joe Biden's administration fighting so hard to protect Prince Harry's
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Speaker 15: visa application. A. Nile Gardner, who as you know, has
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Speaker 15: been fighting through the Heritage Foundation to get those documents released,
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Speaker 15: said that he believes that these donations should be scrutinized
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Speaker 15: by Congress. He said, Harry and Meghan still retain royal
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Speaker 15: titles and should not be engaging in any way and
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Speaker 15: political activity. He believes it's outrageous and I think that
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Speaker 15: you'll find a lot of people that agree with that statement.
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Speaker 2: Now, let's talk about Carnie West and his Australian wife
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Speaker 2: Biankerson's sorry. Reports are that they have split, it's all over,
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Speaker 2: divorce is imminent. What is the latest and is there
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Speaker 2: a prenup?
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Speaker 15: There is not a prenup. But I would just say
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Speaker 15: to you, this is not the first time you and
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Speaker 15: I've had this discussion. You and I've you know, we've
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Speaker 15: discussed the potential of these two falling out on multiple occasions.
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Speaker 15: But you know his recent rans online anti semitic hateful, misogynistic.
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Speaker 15: You know, I do think that that probably led. I mean,
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Speaker 15: this was eleven days also after you and I discussed
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Speaker 15: that the Grammy incident, famous Grammy incident, that this alleged
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Speaker 15: divorce started to kind of unfold. But according to reports
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Speaker 15: No No pre nump and TMZ reports that both sides
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Speaker 15: have contacted divorce attorneys.
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Speaker 2: That is shocking if he hasn't got a prenup because
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Speaker 2: he would have been worth what when they got together.
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Speaker 2: He boasts about being a billionaire. I don't know if
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Speaker 2: that's accurate, but he's certainly worth probably hundreds of millions.
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Speaker 3: So interesting. Interesting.
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Speaker 2: Indeed, there's another high profile divorce. This one also involves
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Speaker 2: an Australian bride between This divorce is between actor and
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Speaker 2: comic Sasha Baron Cohen Ali j Borat we all know
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Speaker 2: his films, and Australian actress Isla Fisher. Sources say the
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Speaker 2: split is said to be one of the nastiest in
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Speaker 2: Hollywood history.
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Speaker 3: What's going on there, Kinsey?
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Speaker 15: Yeah, you know what, this kind of came out of nowhere, right.
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Speaker 15: We assumed that everything was running smoothly when it came
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Speaker 15: to this surprise separation after two decades. But while Isla
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Speaker 15: was promoting Bridget Jones, she was talking to the media
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Speaker 15: about how the women in her life are so important
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Speaker 15: to her and have held her and those female relationships
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Speaker 15: helped her to realize who she was beyond her relationship.
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Speaker 15: And according to The Daily Mail, Sasha felt like those
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Speaker 15: were words on the attack. Those were words that were
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Speaker 15: in some way, shape or form going against him, and
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Speaker 15: he was really hurt by them. So will we see
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Speaker 15: something as ugly as Johnny deppan Amber heard. I'm curious
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Speaker 15: to see because according to Rebel Wilson, Sasha can be
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Speaker 15: incredibly cruel, but ALA's just so precious. I don't imagine
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Speaker 15: that she would allow it to go in that direction.
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Speaker 2: And Sasha seems to be rather super sensitive. I mean,
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Speaker 2: he's going through a divorce. Comments are going to be made.
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Speaker 2: What you just described there was hardly something that was
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Speaker 2: particularly scathing. I think if that's the impetus for this nastiness,
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Speaker 2: then that's pretty pretty silly stuff. Now let's talk about
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Speaker 2: actress Isaa Ray, who I've never heard of. I've got
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Speaker 2: to be honest, but apparently she had a sold out
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Speaker 2: performance at the Kennedy Center. But she canceled it after
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Speaker 2: President Donald Trump was named chairman of the venue. She
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Speaker 2: claims that Trump's appointment is and I quote, an infringement
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Speaker 2: on the values of the institution. Kinsey, who is this
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Speaker 2: woman and what was this performance that she's now canned?
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Speaker 15: Well, I know I'm gonna shark you when I tell
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Speaker 15: you that this is a friend of Megan Mircles.
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Speaker 3: I know that you are floored.
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Speaker 15: They would, you know, try to make such an extreme
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Speaker 15: political statement, would be close to the marcl family. But
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Speaker 15: she the last time she had a hit show was
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Speaker 15: almost a decade ago on HBO. But I just want
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Speaker 15: to tell you what Gabrielle Beso, who portrayed jd Vance
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Speaker 15: in Hillbilly Ulaji, recently said about celebrities getting political. He
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Speaker 15: said in a podcast called Great Company, we're court jesters,
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Speaker 15: we're entertaining, we're public servants. We're there to perform, to entertain.
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Speaker 15: And then all of a sudden, the jester, because he's
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Speaker 15: in the courtroom, starts to be like, I might want
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Speaker 15: to go sit on the throne. I think that that's important.
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Speaker 15: I think that he's absolutely right. You're here to serve,
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Speaker 15: you're here to entertain, and you're here to make life
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Speaker 15: better and to help us escape. And this is one
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Speaker 15: of those moments where I will struggle to ever support
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Speaker 15: this woman now because I know her politics and I
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Speaker 15: disagree with the way that she's gone about making this point.
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Speaker 15: I don't think it was necessary, and I think that
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Speaker 15: other celebrities should realize that the safest bet is to
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Speaker 15: just do your job and not get involved in politics.
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Speaker 2: And when your job is pretending, which is what acting is,
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Speaker 2: and reading out words other people have written for you,
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Speaker 2: perhaps you're not in a position to be lecturing the
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Speaker 2: country in the world about who they should be picking
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Speaker 2: to lead them. Before you go, let's just quickly talk
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Speaker 2: about CNN's Caitlin Collins coming under five for promoting a
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Speaker 2: fundraiser for Luigi Mangioni. This is the man who allegedly
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Speaker 2: murdered United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
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Speaker 3: She posted this now.
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Speaker 2: Deleted tweet with a link to the Defense Fund. You
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Speaker 2: can see it right there. She says she never promoted
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Speaker 2: the fundraiser, but obviously that link leads to a site
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Speaker 2: where we can donate, Kinsey, and there's a reason why
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Speaker 2: she deleted the tweet. We've run out of time, thank
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Speaker 2: you so much for your time again Kinsey's Schofield and that's.
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Speaker 3: It from me.
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Speaker 2: I'll see you tomorrow at eleven. Don't go anywhere. Newsnight
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