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The Rita Panahi Show | 29 January · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scorn lids Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Patty Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight, the RBA expected to hike rates as the
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Speaker 3: government fails to reign in spending. Daniel Wild will cover that.
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Speaker 3: In the day's other top headlines, Army Horowitz will have
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Speaker 3: the latest from the US, including newly unearthed footage of
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Speaker 3: the latest agitator shot dead by police. Singer Nicki Minaj
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Speaker 3: pledges her allegiance to Donald Trumpkins's schofield Will joy Be
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Speaker 3: to discuss that, and the latest celebrity news and Left
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Speaker 3: is Losing It. It's an extra long edition tonight and
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Speaker 3: it features some homegrown craziness.
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Speaker 4: What they're still dying in custody? What about the fact
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Speaker 4: that this country is built on stolen land?
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Speaker 2: What does that mean?
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Speaker 3: You're as.
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Speaker 5: You're starting the same if I know that your third
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Speaker 5: flint because you don't belong here, your European.
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Speaker 3: But first, the out of control spending of the Anthony
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Speaker 3: Albanizer government has seen inflation search to three point eight
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Speaker 3: percent and that has made an interest rate increase. Next week,
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Speaker 3: all but certain all four major banks are now tipping
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Speaker 3: a rate hike at the RBA's first meeting of the
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Speaker 3: year next Tuesday. EQ Economics Managing Director Warren Hogan said
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Speaker 3: the government and the RBA bore full responsibility for not
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Speaker 3: providing the leadership required to make the tough decisions early.
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Speaker 3: He added, the sooner government spending is restrained, the quicker
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Speaker 3: the economy stabilizes, by Treasurer Jim Chalmers is shifting the
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Speaker 3: blame back onto the RBA.
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Speaker 6: If you look at the public commentary from the Reserve Bank,
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Speaker 6: they haven't identified public spending as a factor in its
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Speaker 6: recent thinking. In fact, the Reserve Bank governor has said
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Speaker 6: on a number of occasions, now our budget is better
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Speaker 6: than a lot of other countries.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Deputy Executive Director at the Institute
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Speaker 3: of Public Affairs, Dan your Wild.
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Speaker 7: Dan.
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Speaker 3: Economists are warning the Treasurer to cut government spending. Clearly
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Speaker 3: he's not listening, and another rate hike is going to
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Speaker 3: put enormous pressure on Australian households.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's exactly right.
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Speaker 8: I mean, obviously, government spending is a key contributing factor
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Speaker 8: to inflation, and the reason for that is we've got
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Speaker 8: government spending that is growing faster than the size of
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Speaker 8: our economy, so it is causing the economy to overheat.
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Speaker 8: And of course this is taking place in the context
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Speaker 8: of productivity growth, which is actually going backwards. So we've
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Speaker 8: got demand which is being pushed up by government spending
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Speaker 8: in addition to the mass migration program which is bringing
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Speaker 8: more people into our economy and into our country. But
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Speaker 8: our capacity of our economy to generate wealth and to
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Speaker 8: supply is declining due to the declining productivity growth. So
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Speaker 8: you've got both sides of working against each other. Now,
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Speaker 8: Jim Chalmers obviously has absolutely no idea what to do.
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Speaker 8: It's just blaming everybody else other than himself. There's no
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Speaker 8: productivity agenda, there's no understanding of how to reigning government
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Speaker 8: spending to help fix this problem. So unfortunately, as you
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Speaker 8: point out, it's going to be mortgage holders that are
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Speaker 8: going to pay the price.
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Speaker 3: A song released by Hollywood Lance in conjunction with Pauline
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Speaker 3: Hanson's A Super Progressive Movie, reach number one on the
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Speaker 3: iTunes chart. Kiss Kiss also top the Australian Apple Music chart,
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Speaker 3: but it appears Dan Apple Music has pulled the song completely,
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Speaker 3: no trace of it existing on Apple's platforms. Dan is
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Speaker 3: this sinister or is this going to be blamed on
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Speaker 3: an honest mistake, a technical glitch. It's hard to see
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Speaker 3: this as anything other than censorship.
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Speaker 8: Well that's right. I mean, whatever the cause of it is,
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Speaker 8: it's only going to help one nation and paul In Hansom,
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Speaker 8: because what it does is it reinforces everything that she's
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Speaker 8: been saying that the establishment will seek to shut down
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Speaker 8: Australians who have a different opinion. And we've seen that
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Speaker 8: with the passage of the hate crime legislation with the
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Speaker 8: support of the Liberal Party as well, that basically the
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Speaker 8: uniparty gangs up and tries to silence Australians that have
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Speaker 8: a different opinion. And so whether it's that, whether it's
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Speaker 8: major corporations, I mean, we've seen this time and time again.
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Speaker 8: But I do think that the world is waking up
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Speaker 8: to this issue. We saw it sort of reach its
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Speaker 8: peak when after the twenty twenty election all of these
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Speaker 8: social media companies kick Donald Trump off their platforms, which
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Speaker 8: was obviously a coordinated attempt to shut him and his
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Speaker 8: supporters down. And so I think the world has kind
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Speaker 8: of passed Pete woke and Australians are pretty over it.
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Speaker 8: But at the end of the day, it's hard to
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Speaker 8: see this as anything else, as you say, than an
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Speaker 8: attempt to censor and to shut down opinions and debate.
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Speaker 3: The ABC has been forced to retract by Global Affairs
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Speaker 3: editor Laura Tingle about the Ice shooting in Minneapolis. An
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Speaker 3: article by Tingle on the ABC's website labeled the shooting
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Speaker 3: of usners Alex Pretty as an act of murder. Dan
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Speaker 3: that seems an outrageous bit of commentary masquerading as news
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Speaker 3: or analysis.
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Speaker 8: Well, that's right, and I think this is one of
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Speaker 8: the reasons why Australians are sort of turning off the ABC.
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Speaker 8: It used to be trusted as at a minimum, as
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Speaker 8: a news source. But when, as you sort of alluded to,
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Speaker 8: when they're conflating news with opinion, well you know, you
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Speaker 8: can't really trust it. And the problem that you've got
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Speaker 8: here is really, as we know, the ABC is largely
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Speaker 8: being run by activists who have an agenda. And I'm
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Speaker 8: sure that there's some good people there that are trying
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Speaker 8: to do a good job, but for too many years
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Speaker 8: it's just had a one sided view of so many
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Speaker 8: of the major issues, not just this, but you know,
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Speaker 8: the Voice to Parliament, Climate change COVID nineteen and the
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Speaker 8: handling of that by government and so on and so
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Speaker 8: on that unfortunately, you just can't trust the so called
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Speaker 8: news that's coming out of the ABC anymore.
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Speaker 9: Now.
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Speaker 3: An elderly woman who was verbally abused by an Invasion
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Speaker 3: Day protest down Australia Day has spoken out. Roisebary Marshall
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Speaker 3: is seventy one years old and was at an Australia
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Speaker 3: Day picnic in Hyde Park. She was approached by a
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Speaker 3: man in an Aboriginal flag t shirt riding an e bike.
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Speaker 3: Have A listened to some of his horrific comments.
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Speaker 7: Interacts, Okay, why do you su help me? Why don't you?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I hope the white genocide does happen because you
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Speaker 10: guys are Yeah, that's all the flag, This genocidal country,
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Speaker 10: twenty four the highest years for Aboriginal deaths in custody
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Speaker 10: and you just stand there by nobody weaving around there deliber.
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Speaker 3: The video has been seen more than a million times,
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Speaker 3: has even drawn the attention of Elon Musk. Speaking to
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Speaker 3: news dot com dot Au, Rosemaries said, I'm personally not offended,
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Speaker 3: but I am very heat off about the hate speech laws.
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Speaker 3: It's one rule for them and another for us, and
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Speaker 3: then that's an excellent point. It seems that the overwhelming
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Speaker 3: majority of Australians can be routinely insulted, offended, even perhaps
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Speaker 3: made to feel fearful. But if other groups are made
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Speaker 3: to feel that way, then you know it could start
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Speaker 3: years of legal action and possible jail terms.
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Speaker 8: Now, yeah, that's right. I think that's the key point
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Speaker 8: is the double standard. I mean, people say all kinds
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Speaker 8: of things and most of us just roll our eyes
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Speaker 8: and move on. But as as this individual has said,
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Speaker 8: when it comes to hate speech laws, I mean, what
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Speaker 8: do you think would have happened if the shoe was
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Speaker 8: on the other foot. I mean, we all know that
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Speaker 8: there would have been a police everywhere and litigation central.
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Speaker 8: So we do live in a two tiered society. In
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Speaker 8: terms of that particular individual who made those comments, I've
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Speaker 8: got to be honest, I actually feel a bit sorry
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Speaker 8: for him in the sense that obviously his mind has
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Speaker 8: been poisoned by some warped ideology he's come across, either
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Speaker 8: in the school system or you know, on the internet somewhere,
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Speaker 8: and unfortunately there's a lot of people that sort of
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Speaker 8: have these warped ideas that don't have a sense of balance,
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Speaker 8: and they live in this echo chamber and every now
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Speaker 8: and again they spew it out in public. And I
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Speaker 8: think he's probably feeling pretty silly after having a million
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Speaker 8: people look at this, So maybe that'll give him pause
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Speaker 8: for reflection on the future. But you know, certainly we
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Speaker 8: are living in the two tiered society. We saw that
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Speaker 8: in COVID as well. By the way, you know, one
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Speaker 8: set of rules for regular people, another set of rules
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Speaker 8: for the protected class, and that's what really annoys people.
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Speaker 8: We should have one set of rules for everybody.
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Speaker 3: And again we're following in the UK footsteps with this
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Speaker 3: sort of legislation, and that two tier policing is very
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Speaker 3: much in trench there and I do not know why
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Speaker 3: I would want to follow their example. It's not working
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Speaker 3: out too well. Daniel Wild, thank you so much for
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Speaker 3: your time tonight. Now it's time for Lefty's losing it
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Speaker 3: and the mainstream leftist media has hit rock bottom and
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Speaker 3: started digging. Their determination to smear the Trump administration has
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Speaker 3: seen news anchors behave like this. Here's CNN's Jake Tapper.
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Speaker 11: So you have an issue with the First Amendment, you
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Speaker 11: don't think that people should be exercising their First Amendment
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Speaker 11: rates to speak about policies that they don't like. You
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Speaker 11: have more of a problem with that than you have
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Speaker 11: with people killing American citizens. Did I get that right?
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Speaker 2: Jake?
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Speaker 12: Do you actually think you have a First Amendment rate
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Speaker 12: to blow a whistle in the eraban law enforcement, to
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Speaker 12: disobey a lawful command from law enforcement, to interfere with
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Speaker 12: the law enforcement investigation, to carry a gun without a
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Speaker 12: upper ID or licens as is required on a minnesot law,
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Speaker 12: and then to violently resist arrest. You can give a
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Speaker 12: first man rate to do all that, Jake.
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Speaker 11: So you think that he should have been killed? It
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Speaker 11: was all his fault.
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Speaker 3: That was a Jake Tappa being schooled by former Trump
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Speaker 3: official Chad Mozelle. Witness how he pushes back against conservatives
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Speaker 3: making rational factual points. Compare that to how he behaves
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Speaker 3: with the left, Like this guy.
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Speaker 13: I understand that that they take people to Fort Snelling here,
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Speaker 13: which literally was built as a concentration camp, and Alligator Alcatraz,
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Speaker 13: which I think we can all agree as a concentration camp.
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Speaker 13: Not saying they're data, I'm not saying they're putting people
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Speaker 13: in ovens yet, but these are concentration camps. Okay, I
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Speaker 13: don't need to argue with you.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, just disgraceful stuff from CNN and Russian collusion hoax
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Speaker 3: up Jake Tappa, But he is not alone at being
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Speaker 3: a lefty losing it on that station. Here is another anchor,
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Speaker 3: Abby Philip. Let's see how consistent she is. This is
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Speaker 3: her after Elan Omar was sprayed by a mystery liquid.
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Speaker 3: Compared to has she reacted when Donald Trump was almost assassinated.
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Speaker 14: Omar in particular has been the center and you heard
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Speaker 14: it there from the president, the center of a lot
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Speaker 14: of awful attacks. He called her garbage. Donald Trump is
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Speaker 14: actually responsible for the vitriol. So is there going to
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Speaker 14: be any acknowledged acknowledgment of that? Should there be? It's
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Speaker 14: not about the politics of the individual. I mean, look
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Speaker 14: at these people. The thing that they have in common
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Speaker 14: is their complete lack of mental stability. Why is that
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Speaker 14: not the conversation? Why are we in this place of
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Speaker 14: who's to blame? Is that the Democrats or the Republicans.
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Speaker 14: The Republicans aren't trying to assassinate the Democrats, and a
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Speaker 14: lot of talk of they and it's when it's not they,
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Speaker 14: it's just a person. It's it's it's an individual.
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Speaker 3: And staying with CNN, they are now giving a platform
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Speaker 3: to people too crazy for MSNBC, including this ignorant InCom
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Speaker 3: group who seems think it was a right winger who
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Speaker 3: murdered Charlie Kirk.
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Speaker 7: Also not forget Charlie Kirk was murdered.
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Speaker 15: The press, not by a left wing extremes, that persons
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Speaker 15: very right.
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Speaker 7: Look, if you look at the targets, if you look
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Speaker 7: at people in officers, the right people.
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Speaker 3: You know, that's why Jimmy Kimmel's lies about Charlie's murderer
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Speaker 3: matter because simpletons like Tiffany Cross heard it and believed
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Speaker 3: it and to this day continue to repeat it. And
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Speaker 3: Tiffany Cross has also been on CNN inciting violence against
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Speaker 3: ICE agents by claiming they are militia and white supremacists.
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Speaker 16: Now just say ICE officers are militia.
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Speaker 15: Yes, have you not been paying attention? I don't think
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Speaker 15: I'm stretching anything. I think we have seen what we
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Speaker 15: are getting members committing by.
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Speaker 14: You're you're just making a supposition here, there's no concrete evidence.
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Speaker 16: Careful, that's what That's what.
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Speaker 17: We have seen.
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Speaker 15: White supremacist tax rising the government.
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Speaker 7: A proud boy militia? Did you say that?
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Speaker 16: Which I think.
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Speaker 15: I'm actually not, but I think there are white supremacists
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Speaker 15: tattoos on.
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Speaker 7: Their supremacist federal Yes, okay, that's like, where are you
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Speaker 7: going with this? Why would you say I'm going?
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Speaker 3: What does one say? Notice Abby Phillip, the host there
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Speaker 3: defending her, while Kevin O'Leary, who's a fellow panelist, had
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Speaker 3: to step in to be the adult to try to
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Speaker 3: inject some sort of sanity into proceedings. Now, let's come
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Speaker 3: home to Melbourne, Australia, where waving the Australian flag and
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Speaker 3: being proud of your country can see you attacked like this.
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Speaker 18: Okay, being a possie, I could be proud of my country.
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Speaker 5: Well you shouldn't be.
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Speaker 16: Well, then why don't you go to pulcide.
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Speaker 4: Well, let's see, I don't know, because genocidea that this
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Speaker 4: country is funding.
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Speaker 5: Hey stop yelling what they're still dying in custody.
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Speaker 4: What about the fact that this country is built on
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Speaker 4: stolen land?
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Speaker 17: What does that mean?
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Speaker 5: You're you Look, you're starting in the shape, so I
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Speaker 5: know that you're starting white because you don't belong here,
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Speaker 5: you European, this is indigenous land.
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Speaker 3: Unbelievable and really shame on the men there who stood
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Speaker 3: around and listened to that unhinged die tribe and said nothing,
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Speaker 3: did not step in to defend that woman. You know,
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Speaker 3: where is chivalry? Where are the men these days?
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Speaker 19: Now?
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Speaker 3: Staying in Melbourne? Let's go to the Australian Open, and
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Speaker 3: even a Grand Slam tournament is not safe from lefties
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Speaker 3: losing it, making arter pests of themselves with questions like
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Speaker 3: this to tennis star Taylor Fritz, There's a.
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Speaker 2: Lot happening back home in the US, and kind of
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Speaker 2: has been for a lot of the last year, and
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Speaker 2: I'm just kind of wondering how you're a feeling about
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Speaker 2: all of it.
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Speaker 20: I mean, I'm not sure what we're like specifically talking about,
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Speaker 20: but there is there is a lot going on in
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Speaker 20: in the US, and I don't know. I feel like
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Speaker 20: whatever I see here is going to get put in
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Speaker 20: a headline and it's it's going to get taken out
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Speaker 20: of context. So I'd really rather not do something that's
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Speaker 20: going to cause a big distraction for me in the
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Speaker 20: middle of the tournament.
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Speaker 3: Not a bad answer, Taylor, but it would have been
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Speaker 3: better to tell the activist journalists that he shouldn't be
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Speaker 3: misusing his media pass at the Australian Open to push
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Speaker 3: his pathetic political ideology and being a little lefty pest
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Speaker 3: had to take that out of context. Let's hear the
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Speaker 3: same sort of question being posed to Amanda Anisimova, who
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Speaker 3: tries to give an honest answer, but he doesn't like it.
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Speaker 2: I've been asking a lot of the American players just
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Speaker 2: how it feels to play under the American flag right now,
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Speaker 2: and I'm curious how you feel.
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Speaker 21: Yeah, I mean, I was born in America, so I'm
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Speaker 21: always proud to represent my country. And yeah, a lot
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Speaker 21: of us are doing really well, and it's great to
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Speaker 21: see a lot of you know, great athletes on the
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Speaker 21: women's side, on the men's side, So yeah, I feel
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Speaker 21: like we're all doing a great job representing ourselves.
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Speaker 3: But the far left hack masquerading as a tennis report
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Speaker 3: I wasn't satisfied with a real answer. He wanted his
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Speaker 3: anti Trump moments, so he had another go. And Amanda
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Speaker 3: here really deserves a trophy for not rolling her eyes
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Speaker 3: as this clown.
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Speaker 2: Sorry, I'm just to clarify a little. I mean sort
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Speaker 2: of in the context of the last year of everything
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Speaker 2: that's been happening in the in the US. Does that
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Speaker 2: complicate that feeling at all?
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Speaker 21: I don't think that's relevant.
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Speaker 7: Mighty.
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Speaker 22: I remember, Uh, one of the unique things about.
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Speaker 3: Tennis is, Yes, a reporter asking a tennis question to
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Speaker 3: a tennis player at a tennis tournament. How quaint. But
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Speaker 3: the pictul and pest was back with the same tired
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Speaker 3: old line of questioning, and this time it was Madison
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Speaker 3: Key's turn.
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Speaker 2: This is a pretty sensitive subject. But you know, the
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Speaker 2: US is a year into the second Trump administration now,
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Speaker 2: and a lot of people are suffering, and I'm wondering
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Speaker 2: how you're feeling about things back home personally and specifically,
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Speaker 2: what the mood is like in Florida.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, that's a tough question, I feel, you know, I
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Speaker 9: don't know. I don't like to kind of dabble too
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Speaker 9: much into politics, just because it's just not the space
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Speaker 9: that I really want to say that much on. But yeah,
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Speaker 9: I just hope that everybody can kind of at some
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Speaker 9: point come together.
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Speaker 3: What the mood is like in Florida. The mood is awesome.
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Speaker 3: I was there recently. Everyone's happy, everyone's thriving. It's a
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Speaker 3: red stage. What the hell is that guy on about?
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Speaker 3: But here's another player being asked the most ridiculous, convoluted
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Speaker 3: question about immigration. Ice US politics and learn a tein
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Speaker 3: handle this well. Note the look of disdain on his face.
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Speaker 23: It's also interesting that you're both second gen immigrants to
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Speaker 23: the US in the context of everything that's happening at
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Speaker 23: the moment with Trump and Ice, like what does your
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Speaker 23: heritage mean to you? And how important are immigrants to
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Speaker 23: America and American sport today.
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Speaker 22: Sorry, I don't I really want it to talk about
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Speaker 22: that right now.
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Speaker 3: But there are always tennis players keen to play politics,
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Speaker 3: and among them is Cocoa Golf, and she was not
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Speaker 3: only keen to play politics, but to play the victory.
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Speaker 2: You're usually pretty outspoken about political issues, and I'm curious
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Speaker 2: how you feel about the state of the US one
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Speaker 2: year end of the second Trump administration.
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Speaker 24: I mean, I think I've already stated my opinions on
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Speaker 24: the past on how I feel about it, and yeah,
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Speaker 24: I mean I hope forward that we can have a
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Speaker 24: lot more peace in our country. I feel a bit
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Speaker 24: fatigued talking about it, just because of the fact that
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Speaker 24: it is hard Also, I think being a black woman
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Speaker 24: in this country and having to experience things even online
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Speaker 24: and seeing your marginalized communities being affected.
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Speaker 3: Yes, very hard as a black woman in America. In
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty six, Cocoa Golf is the highest paid female
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Speaker 3: athlete in the world right now. She reportedly earned more
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Speaker 3: than thirty million last year, most of it through endorsements
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Speaker 3: in racist America, where she is apparently marginalized. Give me strength.
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Speaker 3: She's got so much money she can afford to do this.
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Speaker 3: Here she is a couple of days ago in mel
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Speaker 3: when absolutely losing it. Still ta karma. The latest from
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Speaker 3: the US, including newly unearthed footage from Minneapolis. Armi Horowitz
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Speaker 3: has the details. Welcome back. Now, let's look at the
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Speaker 3: left's idea of a peaceful protester, someone Day describe as
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Speaker 3: a gentle soul who was just observing and protecting people.
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Speaker 22: Yeah right, January thirteen, showing a man who appears to
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Speaker 22: be al pretty interacting with federal immigration agents eleven days
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Speaker 22: before border patrol shot and killed him. Our footage was
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Speaker 22: analyzed by the BBC, whose facial recognition technology confirmed his
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Speaker 22: identity to a ninety seven percent degree of accuracy.
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Speaker 3: Yes, The man believed to be Alex Pretty, spat on
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Speaker 3: law enforcement, and then as they drove away, he kicked
21:03
Speaker 3: in the towel lights while screaming expletives and threats peacefully.
21:08
Speaker 3: Of course, let's have a look at a little more
21:10
Speaker 3: of this footage.
21:12
Speaker 22: Federal agents were blocking a street at the corner of
21:14
Speaker 22: East thirty six and Park Avenue in Minneapolis. Arrived around
21:19
Speaker 22: ten am. We saw observers shouting agents as they walked
21:23
Speaker 22: back to their vehicles. When they started driving away, the
21:26
Speaker 22: man kicked their tail light. An agent then got out
21:30
Speaker 22: of the vehicle, grabbed him, and pushed him to the ground.
21:39
Speaker 22: The man in our footage is wearing a similar outfit
21:41
Speaker 22: to what Prettie was wearing on the day he was killed.
21:44
Speaker 22: What appears to be a gun is also visible above
21:47
Speaker 22: his waistbent.
21:48
Speaker 3: Interesting and somehow, despite the violent antics you just saw,
21:52
Speaker 3: the man in that video, reportedly ak Alex Pretty was
21:56
Speaker 3: not arrested. Yesterday we brought you a report from CNN
21:59
Speaker 3: who who said Pretty had been injured in a tussle
22:02
Speaker 3: with federal agents a week before he was fatally shot
22:06
Speaker 3: at another violent protest.
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Speaker 17: Alex Pretty had a physical encounter with federal agents about
22:12
Speaker 17: a week before he was shut and killed by law enforcement.
22:15
Speaker 17: Sources tel CNN that Pretty broke a rib when a
22:19
Speaker 17: group of federal officers tackled him while he was protesting.
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Speaker 3: Let's bring in documentary filmmaker Army Horowitz. Army. It's not
22:26
Speaker 3: clear yet whether the violent interaction we just saw was
22:30
Speaker 3: the same one CNN were reporting on where Pretty suffered
22:33
Speaker 3: a broken rib, But it's clear that these protests in
22:37
Speaker 3: Minnesota are not peaceful, they're not organic. They're very well
22:41
Speaker 3: planned and executed uprisings.
22:46
Speaker 7: Yeah, he should not have been killed. Why shouldn't I
22:50
Speaker 7: have been killed? Because he should have been in jail
22:52
Speaker 7: those eleven days before. It's amazing to me when Ian
22:55
Speaker 7: heard the reporting that you just had with Dinner Bash,
22:57
Speaker 7: and dinner Bash started that conversation with he was protesting
23:03
Speaker 7: and they broke his ribs. No, that's not what happened. Okay,
23:07
Speaker 7: he was protesting and then kicked in the taillight attacked
23:12
Speaker 7: a vehicle full of federal agents. So they came out
23:15
Speaker 7: and they took him down, and then his rib broke.
23:18
Speaker 7: That's the way this thing broke down. But he should
23:20
Speaker 7: have been jailed, right, That's why he should have been killed,
23:24
Speaker 7: because I don't understand how he wasn't arrest at that point.
23:27
Speaker 7: I mean, I know why, because they had so much
23:30
Speaker 7: other stuff to deal with. Because these protests are going
23:32
Speaker 7: everywhere either to be attacked everywhere, they can't be everywhere
23:35
Speaker 7: at all times, and they can't arrest everything all of
23:37
Speaker 7: these people. Otherwise half Minneapolis wouldn't be in jail, which,
23:41
Speaker 7: by the way, I don't think is a terrible idea. Okay, No,
23:45
Speaker 7: their capacity for violence, these people, the left has no bounds. Okay.
23:52
Speaker 7: I was here last week when we reported and showed
23:54
Speaker 7: the video of how I raised money to murder ice agents. Okay,
23:58
Speaker 7: I was very clear, but the use of proceeds. They
24:01
Speaker 7: were happy to give you money kill ice agents. This
24:03
Speaker 7: is what they want. They want blood on the streets.
24:07
Speaker 7: This is what these federal agents have to deal with
24:10
Speaker 7: on a day to day basis here. Okay. It doesn't
24:13
Speaker 7: help when you have Democrats and the media continue to
24:18
Speaker 7: use Nazi imagery when comparing these federal agents. It's so disgusting,
24:24
Speaker 7: it's so beyond the pale. And as to your question
24:28
Speaker 7: regarding this being pre planned, yes, it is pre planned.
24:32
Speaker 7: When I went, when I was in Minneapolis. I saw
24:35
Speaker 7: carpools of people coming to these spots and letting people out.
24:38
Speaker 7: I saw pre printed signs being taken off of trucks
24:41
Speaker 7: for being TAUS. Of course, this is all pre planned,
24:44
Speaker 7: this is all pre funded, and when this is all over,
24:46
Speaker 7: there needs to be an investigation how this went down
24:49
Speaker 7: and people need to go to jail. Look, Rita, if
24:52
Speaker 7: you go, the same things happening in Minneapolis are happening
24:56
Speaker 7: all over the country at the same time. Now you're
24:58
Speaker 7: not hearing about it in red states because this is
25:01
Speaker 7: done with no problems. The states help the US government
25:06
Speaker 7: give access to criminals and then they deport them. There
25:10
Speaker 7: aren't any problems. But this has been ginned up by
25:14
Speaker 7: these blue states to create these problems. Now, having said that,
25:19
Speaker 7: the Republicans and the president fall into a democratic trap, Okay,
25:24
Speaker 7: this thing can't be the trap. Camp can be flipped,
25:26
Speaker 7: and it should be flipped. Maybe will be. We fell
25:28
Speaker 7: into a trap when this was an eighty twenty issued
25:31
Speaker 7: reader right, Arresting illegal immigrants that are criminals was maybe
25:36
Speaker 7: a had ninety ten issue across the country, and that
25:38
Speaker 7: was the goal. And that's what's happening in most parts
25:40
Speaker 7: of the country. But the Democrats did was they were smart.
25:43
Speaker 7: They said, we're not going to help you, We're not
25:44
Speaker 7: going to give you access to these criminals, and therefore
25:48
Speaker 7: they started arresting people who weren't criminal, and that's when
25:51
Speaker 7: the whole thing flipped, and that's why we lost. I'm not,
25:53
Speaker 7: by the way, I'm not saying that non criminal legals
25:56
Speaker 7: should not be deported. They should be, but when you're
25:58
Speaker 7: trying to deal with an optics issue, we're falling down
26:01
Speaker 7: because we fell into a democratic trap set up by
26:04
Speaker 7: them beautifully, and they flipped the script on this issue
26:08
Speaker 7: in terms of portly.
26:11
Speaker 3: But army. They were always going to do that. Even
26:13
Speaker 3: when a gang banger was deported that were describing him
26:16
Speaker 3: as a Maryland dad and someone who shouldn't have never
26:20
Speaker 3: been detained. It is curious, though, that even in blue
26:25
Speaker 3: cities where they are resisting law enforcement, we're not seeing
26:30
Speaker 3: the scenes we're seeing in Minneapolis. We're not seeing that
26:33
Speaker 3: level of obstruction and attack. And Minneapolis is the center
26:38
Speaker 3: of massive fraud that's been uncovered billions of dollars, and
26:43
Speaker 3: no one's talking about that anymore. That should be a
26:46
Speaker 3: topic of discussion about who was complicit who allowed this
26:52
Speaker 3: to happen under their noses. But everyone's focus is now
26:56
Speaker 3: on these protests, and I was trying to do their task.
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Speaker 7: Yeah. Look, there's a reason why I have filled in
27:03
Speaker 7: Minneapolis like probably half a dozen times in the last
27:07
Speaker 7: four years because they're crazy. They are absolutely insane, the
27:12
Speaker 7: epicenter like, Look, it's up there with Seattle, and I
27:14
Speaker 7: think Seattle and Employment are the worst. Well, Minneapolis maybe
27:16
Speaker 7: the worst. Now when I go to when I shoot
27:18
Speaker 7: in New York or LA, I don't have security. If
27:21
Speaker 7: I go to Minneapolis, I have to have a security
27:23
Speaker 7: detail because these people are absolutely nuts. And yeah, you're right,
27:27
Speaker 7: it's a great thing to point out. We've forgotten about
27:29
Speaker 7: the Minneapolis fraud which brought the way brought down a governor.
27:32
Speaker 7: Tim Wats isn't running again on this issue. But look,
27:35
Speaker 7: I have confidence this administration can chew gum and walk
27:39
Speaker 7: at the same time. I think we're gonna see prosecutions
27:41
Speaker 7: as these things settle down over both those issues. I
27:45
Speaker 7: hope to God they will, and I'm pretty confident they will.
27:49
Speaker 3: Now. Former President Barack Obama has been busy online whipping
27:53
Speaker 3: up hysteria and moral panic about the Trump administration's deportation program.
27:58
Speaker 3: But let's not forget he was very much in favor
28:01
Speaker 3: of such policies and passionately defended them when he was
28:05
Speaker 3: in power. In fact, he defended the right of a
28:08
Speaker 3: country to deport every single person there illegally. This is
28:13
Speaker 3: Obama during his first term.
28:16
Speaker 25: Ultimately, our nation, like all nations, has the right and
28:20
Speaker 25: obligation to control its borders and set laws for residency
28:26
Speaker 25: and citizenship, and no matter how decent they are, no
28:32
Speaker 25: matter there are reasons, the eleven million who broke these
28:36
Speaker 25: laws should be held accountable.
28:40
Speaker 3: Seems quite simple, army, But these days, if you make
28:43
Speaker 3: that same argument, you'll be labeled a white supremacist. Still fascist.
28:49
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, you and I are people of color, and
28:53
Speaker 7: I guess we'll also waste your premises somehow. I don't
28:55
Speaker 7: know how that works. Let me read you quote if
29:01
Speaker 7: you may desire for a moment. This is from Obama's
29:05
Speaker 7: DHS policy memo. The plan is to deter illegal border
29:10
Speaker 7: crossings and remove unauthorized immigrants before they come integrated into
29:15
Speaker 7: US communities. That could have been written by the Trump administration,
29:18
Speaker 7: and he would have been vilified for something like that. Okay, yeah,
29:22
Speaker 7: I don't know where Obama. Look, I was a big
29:24
Speaker 7: fan of Obama then, but he was right on this issue. Look,
29:28
Speaker 7: President Obama he got rid of he deported three million
29:34
Speaker 7: illegal immigrants. Okay, it was why he got the name
29:36
Speaker 7: the deporter and chief. The Trump administration in this in
29:41
Speaker 7: the first term only deported one million. Okay. Trump is
29:45
Speaker 7: bush league compared to what Obama did during his time
29:49
Speaker 7: in office. Okay, this is where we're out of this thing.
29:53
Speaker 7: But the goal is more immigrants, right, this is what
29:55
Speaker 7: it is. They want more illegal immigration. That's not a
30:01
Speaker 7: not a bug. That's the feature of what they're trying
30:03
Speaker 7: to do. And the reason and by the way, it
30:06
Speaker 7: is one of the I will tell you this, it
30:08
Speaker 7: is one of the great colossal demographic mistakes at the
30:12
Speaker 7: Democrats have done. I've said this before on the show,
30:15
Speaker 7: is that they've made a huge miscalculation because when Hispanics,
30:19
Speaker 7: in particular compassis country, they vote, first generation of Hispanics
30:24
Speaker 7: vote sixty to seventy five percent for the Democrats because
30:27
Speaker 7: they're focus on issues like immigration and healthcare on the border, right,
30:30
Speaker 7: those things and welfare benefits, those are the think the
30:33
Speaker 7: first generation immigrants care about. But what do we see
30:37
Speaker 7: as time goes on, the Hispanic vote has moved Republican
30:41
Speaker 7: and to the point where it goes from sixty seventy
30:44
Speaker 7: five percent Democrat to Trump won the Latin vote in
30:49
Speaker 7: the last election. That's so they're making a massive miscalculation
30:53
Speaker 7: on this, Okay, Aside from the moral issues that we
30:55
Speaker 7: have of people breaking our laws and coming in which
30:57
Speaker 7: they shouldn't do and they should be deported, they're simply
31:00
Speaker 7: making a mistake. And I'm here for now.
31:02
Speaker 3: Let's move on to some other issues. President Trump has
31:06
Speaker 3: renewed his threats to attack Iran, saying time is running
31:10
Speaker 3: out for the Iranian regime to make a deal on
31:13
Speaker 3: nuclear weapons. But the Islamic Republic has hit back with
31:17
Speaker 3: its own threats, claiming Iran's response will be immediate and unprecedented,
31:23
Speaker 3: and that the regime will target Israel and all supporters
31:27
Speaker 3: of the aggressors army. The Iranian regime is good at
31:31
Speaker 3: making threats, but the only unprecedented attacks we've seen recently
31:36
Speaker 3: has been against their own people's Tens of thousands have
31:41
Speaker 3: been slaughtered.
31:44
Speaker 7: Yeah, sorry, colored me skeptical whenever I hear the Iranian
31:48
Speaker 7: regime talk about unprecedented attacks. We're going to make you pay,
31:51
Speaker 7: Israeli United States. Yeah, I've heard the story before and
31:56
Speaker 7: it really hasn't come to pass. So I'm not particularly
31:58
Speaker 7: worried about the response are going to have towards Israel
32:01
Speaker 7: in the United States. But I am particularly working as
32:05
Speaker 7: what they will do their own people. Look, they've learned
32:08
Speaker 7: from the playbook of the Rasada regime. There is no
32:11
Speaker 7: limit to the villainy of what they're willing to do
32:13
Speaker 7: to their own people. The Assads had killed hundreds of
32:18
Speaker 7: thousands of people. We're getting, by the way, the latest
32:21
Speaker 7: numbers are incredible. They're talking about thirty thousand people have
32:25
Speaker 7: been killed just in recent days. Never mind the trutality
32:28
Speaker 7: and hind people murdered. I would not be shocked if
32:31
Speaker 7: the number at the end of the day is hitting
32:33
Speaker 7: one hundred thousand or more. There is no limit to
32:37
Speaker 7: the amount of bloodshed they're willing to entertain to stay
32:39
Speaker 7: in power, unfortunately, but the alternative of if we're able
32:44
Speaker 7: to flip this regime, and I think we're closer than
32:46
Speaker 7: we ever have been. There have been six major uprisings
32:50
Speaker 7: in the last twenty five years against this administrative against
32:55
Speaker 7: this regime and the prior twenty years there were zero.
32:59
Speaker 7: So we're definitely moving in the direction of the of
33:01
Speaker 7: the people saying we're just done. This compact that we
33:04
Speaker 7: had between the regime and US is over the the
33:08
Speaker 7: These are not Arabs, they are they are Persian, and
33:12
Speaker 7: their view of the world and the West and the
33:15
Speaker 7: United States is far different than the Arab world. They
33:17
Speaker 7: are pro Western, they are actually many times pro Israel,
33:21
Speaker 7: pro Semitic, and I think if we're able to flip
33:25
Speaker 7: this regime, that's a cost we should be willing to pay,
33:28
Speaker 7: because we're going to move from one of the most
33:30
Speaker 7: implacable enemies the West has to a great Western ally
33:34
Speaker 7: an ally they're going to become. And we know this
33:36
Speaker 7: because we have history with this. Okay, the the Iranian
33:39
Speaker 7: regime shared military and intelligence with with the United States
33:45
Speaker 7: and Israel and Europe, and that's what we can do.
33:47
Speaker 7: We can now move from being one of the worst
33:49
Speaker 7: enemies we have in the region to being a bulwark
33:51
Speaker 7: of democracy and of Western support. So the cost I
33:56
Speaker 7: think is worth it. It's not I'm not saying we
33:58
Speaker 7: should have boosts in the ground. We shouldn't, but there
34:01
Speaker 7: are very limited options and I would not be the
34:04
Speaker 7: President's I don't want to be in the president's boots
34:06
Speaker 7: because it doesn't have a lot of options for them.
34:08
Speaker 7: But I think taking action is better than taking no
34:10
Speaker 7: action because the results, the positive results, are really immeasurable.
34:17
Speaker 3: Army, before you go, it was Holocaust, remember and stay
34:20
Speaker 3: early this week and you've been on the streets of
34:22
Speaker 3: Paris speaking to young folk after a study show disturbing
34:27
Speaker 3: numbers of Europeans are ignorant about the Holocaust.
34:33
Speaker 26: I don't know.
34:36
Speaker 27: Bring bell O, No, no, not really, transiscola costa la
34:46
Speaker 27: no no non tu no no, no, I don't.
34:52
Speaker 3: Know, Army. Is this a failure of the education system,
34:58
Speaker 3: a failure of parenting the culture? Why have only fifty
35:03
Speaker 3: percent of young Parisians heard of the Holocaust?
35:08
Speaker 7: Yes? Yes, yes, yes, and more super disturbing. Yeah, I
35:11
Speaker 7: made this videocsuse I heard about this study and I
35:14
Speaker 7: wanted to see if it was actually true it to
35:16
Speaker 7: bring that study to life. So I went there and
35:17
Speaker 7: made ask these questions myself. It is deeply disturbing the
35:22
Speaker 7: lack of knowledge they have of the Holocaust. It was
35:26
Speaker 7: under fifty percent knew what it was at all, and
35:29
Speaker 7: almost no one knew that six million Jews were killed.
35:33
Speaker 7: I think one person of all the people I spoke
35:35
Speaker 7: to it came across. That even more disturbing. But there
35:37
Speaker 7: were a few people that came across who knew what
35:39
Speaker 7: it was and refused to go on camera because they said,
35:43
Speaker 7: we don't want to make Jews seem like victims. And
35:46
Speaker 7: that plays into it. Also, the idea they don't want
35:48
Speaker 7: it goes against their narrative of Jews as victims, and
35:51
Speaker 7: they're trying to demonize Jews in Israel. They don't want
35:54
Speaker 7: to learn about it. They don't want this to be
35:56
Speaker 7: a topic of conversation because that's not the narrative they're
35:59
Speaker 7: trying to push through. It's actually quite disturbing. And furthermore,
36:03
Speaker 7: I have to say something else that this what the
36:06
Speaker 7: Democrats are doing by comparing the Nazis to federal agents,
36:11
Speaker 7: is denuding the power of the Holocaust. Okay, it's also
36:15
Speaker 7: trivializing the Holocaust. It's making This is one of the
36:19
Speaker 7: reasons why it's a problem, because people are like, look,
36:21
Speaker 7: how bad can the Nazis be? They're being compared to
36:23
Speaker 7: federal agents. Okay, Yeah, all of this is kind of
36:26
Speaker 7: is a confluence of things coming together for us to
36:29
Speaker 7: forget that six million Jews were put in ovens. Not
36:34
Speaker 7: long ago at all, Not long ago at all.
36:39
Speaker 3: Mey Harowitz, thank you so much for his time tonight.
36:42
Speaker 7: It's always a pleasure.
36:43
Speaker 3: Still to come. All the latest celebrity news, including rapper
36:47
Speaker 3: Nicki Minaj pledging her allegiance to Donald Trump. Kinsey Skyfield
36:52
Speaker 3: joins me next Welcome Back Superstar. Rapper Nicki Minaj has
37:06
Speaker 3: appeared on stage alongside Donald Trump at a US Treasury
37:10
Speaker 3: Department event, declaring she's the President's number one fan and
37:15
Speaker 3: the haters just make it even more proud to be
37:18
Speaker 3: mega here she is.
37:19
Speaker 26: I am probably the President's number one fan.
37:28
Speaker 3: And that's not going to change.
37:31
Speaker 26: And the hate or what people have to say, it
37:36
Speaker 26: does not affect me at all. It actually motivates me
37:40
Speaker 26: to support him more, and it's going to motivate all
37:44
Speaker 26: of us to support him more. We're not going to
37:46
Speaker 26: let them get away with bullying him and you know,
37:49
Speaker 26: the smear campaigns, it's not going to work.
37:52
Speaker 16: Okay.
37:53
Speaker 26: He has a lot of force behind him and God
37:58
Speaker 26: is protecting him.
38:00
Speaker 3: I didn't think we'd be getting a trumpet Minaj collaboration
38:04
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty six. But we live in extraordinary times.
38:08
Speaker 3: It's goodness. But the Thames and the Libros and pick
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38:20
Speaker 16: We're gonna be himiking nick Rick Nobod's.
38:21
Speaker 3: Ever ju lay if you want to jump on joining
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Speaker 3: me now is royal and celebrity commentator Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey,
38:30
Speaker 3: what are your thoughts?
38:32
Speaker 19: I mean that's a lot. I loved that collab. Thanks
38:35
Speaker 19: for throwing that in there. This was a big deal
38:36
Speaker 19: of Nicki Minaj pledged to donate between one hundred and
38:39
Speaker 19: fifty thousand, three hundred thousand defund Trump accounts, a federal
38:43
Speaker 19: investment program for babies born between twenty twenty five and
38:46
Speaker 19: twenty twenty eight. You know she was nervous, but that
38:50
Speaker 19: was nicky unscripted. That was her freestyling on that podium.
38:55
Speaker 19: Can we throw it back to Cardi b on the
38:59
Speaker 19: campaign trail for Kamala by Morrison.
39:03
Speaker 26: One second, guys, one second, I too have been the underdog.
39:14
Speaker 16: I've been under estimating my success, belittle and discredited. Let
39:19
Speaker 16: me tell you saying let me tell your son.
39:22
Speaker 19: CARTI confused. Carti as prepared as Kamala ever was. I mean,
39:26
Speaker 19: I think politicians take a big risk bringing entertainers out.
39:29
Speaker 19: But this was an uplifting and positive press conference for
39:33
Speaker 19: Trump and Nicki Minaj.
39:35
Speaker 3: Now, multiple Hollywood A listers managed by the Creative Arts
39:39
Speaker 3: Agency have been called parroshing very similar lines, and credit
39:45
Speaker 3: here to pull Joseph Watson for putting this together.
39:48
Speaker 1: You know things are getting serious when all the actors
39:50
Speaker 1: start reading from the same script.
39:53
Speaker 16: I could not be prouder to be American right now.
39:55
Speaker 16: I've never been more proud to being Americans by the
39:58
Speaker 16: way the Americans are acting, seeing people and communities come together.
40:02
Speaker 16: And I could not be saturday to be American right now.
40:04
Speaker 16: And I've never been more ashamed of to be an
40:06
Speaker 16: American with the way the government is behaving to see
40:09
Speaker 16: what our government is.
40:10
Speaker 1: Doing, completely identical. Both managed by the Creative Artists Agency.
40:14
Speaker 1: By the way, the CIA one of the most powerful
40:16
Speaker 1: and influential in the entertainment industry. Natasha Leon, also managed
40:21
Speaker 1: by the CIA.
40:22
Speaker 3: So I'm wearing dish, I shout beIN here.
40:25
Speaker 1: Here's Olivia Wyld CIA.
40:26
Speaker 19: And this country is hurting and I'm a poll.
40:29
Speaker 1: I'm sickened Arianna Grande, who simultaneously started amplifying the same
40:34
Speaker 1: rhetoric CIA, Mark Ruffalo, CIA, and what.
40:37
Speaker 22: I'm seeing here happening is not America.
40:40
Speaker 1: It's almost like a script went out, Kincy.
40:43
Speaker 3: It is very curious, isn't it. And I've got to
40:45
Speaker 3: say I did notice this new line about I'm very
40:49
Speaker 3: proud to be American. I'm proud of the protesters that
40:53
Speaker 3: were aligning being American with being one of these unhinged
40:59
Speaker 3: activists in Minneapolis. And they all started doing it at
41:03
Speaker 3: a very similar time.
41:05
Speaker 19: Kinsey, It's so true. And fame is not a credential.
41:09
Speaker 19: Influence isn't the same thing as expertise. Just because someone
41:12
Speaker 19: is famous or has a massive following doesn't mean they're
41:15
Speaker 19: qualified to weigh in on complex, polarizing political issues. You
41:19
Speaker 19: can fart on the Internet and get a million followers.
41:23
Speaker 19: That doesn't make you a political authority. So I think
41:26
Speaker 19: a lot of us would like to hear a lot
41:27
Speaker 19: less from these people scripted or not.
41:32
Speaker 3: That's a good point. Now Insider has spoken out about
41:35
Speaker 3: allegations that Brooklyn Beckham's wife, Nicola Peltz, receives a million
41:40
Speaker 3: dollar monthly allowance from her billionaire father, Tellings Page Seeks,
41:45
Speaker 3: the rumors are completely false, Kinsey. That seems quite low.
41:49
Speaker 3: If you ask me, I expect a billion billionaire father
41:53
Speaker 3: should be getting considerably more per month, maybe two three million.
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Speaker 19: Yes, right, Well, they're recently listed photos of themselves with
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Speaker 19: the world's most expensive dessert wine, a twenty four thousand
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Speaker 19: dollars bottle. We've seen the couple enjoying a five thousand
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Speaker 19: dollars bottle, a three hundred dollars bottle of red wine.
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Speaker 19: It's funny that they only want a humble brag. Sometimes
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Speaker 19: she doesn't like the heat she's getting because of Brooklyn's
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Speaker 19: verbal vomit, his social media breakdown, So all of a sudden,
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Speaker 19: she's going to play humble and pretend like she's not
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Speaker 19: this spoiled, little rich girl. I'm not buying it. I'm
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Speaker 19: sure her allowance is unbelievable. I'm sure she's clearly a
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Speaker 19: very blessed young woman.
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Speaker 3: Very blessed. Now, Kelly Osbourne daughter of the late Ozzie Osbourne,
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Speaker 3: has warried fans with a video she posted online. She
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Speaker 3: seems so incredibly under white, Kinsey, do we know if
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Speaker 3: she's okay? As she addressed the concerns fans have had
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Speaker 3: about how she's looking these days.
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Speaker 19: She does address it and she's she's pretty emotional about it. Now,
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Speaker 19: she says her weight loss is not related to ozempic.
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Speaker 19: Now her mother has said. Sharon Osborne has said, yes,
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Speaker 19: I took ozempic, I stopped ozempic and I still can't
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Speaker 19: gain any weight. But Kelly says it was lifestyle changes
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Speaker 19: after pregnancy, cutting sugar and carbs, and the result of
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Speaker 19: the grief of losing her father Ozzy Osbourne. She's praised
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Speaker 19: the drug ozempic before, but she says she didn't personally
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Speaker 19: use it. But that really has been the feedback in
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Speaker 19: her comment section is people asking her if she's gone
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Speaker 19: overboard on Hollywood's favorite poke.
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Speaker 9: Now.
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Speaker 3: Kim Kardashian has finally revealed why she and her mom
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Speaker 3: christ Jenna deleted all their photos of Megan Michael and
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Speaker 3: Prince Harriet Chris's simedieth birthday party. Remember those photos appeared
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Speaker 3: on social media then they were gone. She says, the
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Speaker 3: reason is completely innocent.
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Speaker 28: We were told that it was totally cool to post.
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Speaker 28: Then after it was posted, I think they realized it
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Speaker 28: was Remembrance Day and they didn't want to be seen
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Speaker 28: at a party even though it's already up.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey, I think that's precisely what we said at the time.
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Speaker 3: I don't see what the revelation is here, and I
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Speaker 3: don't think it is completely innocent. It's brand management and
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Speaker 3: it's spin doctoring.
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Speaker 19: The revelation is that Kim Kardashian, with a smile on
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Speaker 19: her face, is accusing the Sussexes of lying because the
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Speaker 19: Sussexes came out at the time and said we didn't
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Speaker 19: give them permission. We did not give them permission to
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Speaker 19: post our photos. Actually, yes, you and I did report
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Speaker 19: it correctly at the time, because you and I got
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Speaker 19: the inside scoop. But Sussex sources were saying at the
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Speaker 19: time that Harry and Meghan did not sign the sign
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Speaker 19: off on their images being shared by the Kardashian family,
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Speaker 19: and the Kardashians in some way violated their rights or
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Speaker 19: privacy by sharing those photos, and so Kim Kardashian, with
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Speaker 19: a grin across her face is saying, actually, that's not
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Speaker 19: what went down. You were caught partying when the rest
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Speaker 19: of your family was warning the war dead, and you
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Speaker 19: had some second you know, some second thoughts, some regrets.
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Speaker 3: That is brilliant from her. That is cold, cold from
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Speaker 3: Kim Kardashit. The way she did that, She's not going
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Speaker 3: to get any more of those free jars of jam
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Speaker 3: from Megan. After that. They're going to be fuming and
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Speaker 3: talking about Meghan, and she's reportedly bracing for her first
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Speaker 3: visit to the UK in four years in July, where
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Speaker 3: she's going to attend a one year countdown event for
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Speaker 3: the twenty twenty seven Invictors Games with her husband, Prince
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Speaker 3: Harry Kinsey. I'm sure the horrors of this trip are
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Speaker 3: going to give her material for maybe one or two
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Speaker 3: more Netflix series. I mean, this is going to be fantastic.
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Speaker 3: She only needs to be booed once and we'll never
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Speaker 3: hear the end of it.
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Speaker 19: We went no perpetual victim. You're absolutely right. I'm still
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Speaker 19: under the impression that, come Heller high water, this woman
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Speaker 19: will not return to the UK. I think she's so
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Speaker 19: fearful of being booed I think she truly does loathe
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Speaker 19: the United Kingdom, despite the fact that they've given her
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Speaker 19: the platform she has today to sell wickless candles and
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Speaker 19: you know, loose fruit spread. So yeah, she is expected
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Speaker 19: to be there for the countdown two Invictus, but I
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Speaker 19: truly would be surprised if she got on a plane.
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Speaker 19: I think she will come up with any excuse in
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Speaker 19: the world to avoid this trip because I just simply
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Speaker 19: think that she does not invest in her husband the
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Speaker 19: same way he invests in her.
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Speaker 3: It's not going to be a very good look, though, Kinsey,
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Speaker 3: if she misses another event that's very important to Harry,
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Speaker 3: and we know the Invictor's Games is very close to
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Speaker 3: his heart. He founded it. It's possibly the thing professionally
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Speaker 3: that he's done that is most proud of.
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Speaker 19: You know what, She also missed her father losing a limb,
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Speaker 19: so like I feel like she's done worse.
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Speaker 3: That's a good point.
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Speaker 19: Yeah, you know I could she go lower? The answer
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Speaker 19: is yes, I believe she.
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Speaker 3: Could can zisco Field, thanks for your time tonight, and
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Speaker 3: that's all the time we have. Don't go anywhere. Nears
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Speaker 3: Night is up next