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The Rita Panahi Show | 8 September · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scoring lives Ostrodia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Wider Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panty Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight. The Liberal Party goes into panic mode over
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Speaker 3: Just Enterprises comments on mass migration and the voting patterns
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Speaker 3: of Indian migrants.
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Speaker 4: Adam Crichton, Indicator, will.
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Speaker 3: Join me to discuss that and much more. Anthony Alberizi
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Speaker 3: is calling on business leaders to back labors at net
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Speaker 3: zero ambitions. I'll get Professor Iam Primer's reaction to that.
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Speaker 3: The Great Josh Hammer will join me with the latest
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Speaker 3: from the US, and later in the hour, Kinzisko Field
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Speaker 3: will tell us why Megan Markle is being compared to
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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris and Left is losing. It features an almighty
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Speaker 3: meltdown from Rosio o'donald. It could be a costly meltdown
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Speaker 3: if Donald Trump sues.
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Speaker 4: Wake up, Wake Up.
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Speaker 5: Our president is a serial pedophile, raapist, and that's what
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Speaker 5: he is.
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Speaker 3: But first, the usual suspects in the Liberal Party are
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Speaker 3: whetting the bed again after Senator Jacinta Nambajimpur Price said
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Speaker 3: in an interview last week that one of the reasons
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Speaker 3: why labor has overseen record immigration numbers in recent years.
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Speaker 3: Is the electoral advantage they see in the country's shifting demographics.
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Speaker 3: She highlighted the Indian community, which, according to labor pulses,
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Speaker 3: heavily favors labor.
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Speaker 4: Cee an almighty meltdown.
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Speaker 1: Susan Lee is there to eat humble pie. One of
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Speaker 1: her shadow ministers accused the Albanesi government of bending migration
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Speaker 1: to bring in more potential labor voters.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely, this is this is labor.
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Speaker 1: And which groups favor labor.
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Speaker 4: There is a concern with the Indian community.
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Speaker 1: The suggestion offensive for many on the Indian community among
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Speaker 1: almost one million Australians born in India, our fastest growing diaspora.
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Speaker 6: That the remarks were hurtful.
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Speaker 1: The opposition leader condemns the price comments.
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Speaker 6: They were wrong, They've been corrected and they won't be repeated.
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Speaker 4: We move on now.
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Speaker 3: Hurtful offensive. Why is any of that controversial?
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Speaker 4: Who is labor?
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Speaker 3: Polster Cossin Marus on the Indian vote in Australia, eighty.
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Speaker 1: Five percent of the Indiandia aspat voted for the Labor
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Speaker 1: Party at the last election.
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Speaker 7: Give their abounds.
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Speaker 1: It varies across the country.
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Speaker 4: What was the number sorry cause about eighty five percent.
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Speaker 3: But no, it appears that facts and figures are now
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Speaker 3: unacceptable in modern Australia. He was Opposition Leader Susan Lee
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Speaker 3: on the ABC yesterday.
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Speaker 6: David, the comments were wrong, they were not correct, They
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Speaker 6: should not have taken place, and corrections have been made.
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Speaker 6: They will not be they will not be repeated. They
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Speaker 6: will not be repeated. But what I said subsequent to
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Speaker 6: those comments, and what I want to say now as well,
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Speaker 6: is to express my deep appreciation to the Indian community
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Speaker 6: for all they have brought to Australia, for all they
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Speaker 6: continue to bring, for their representation in every forum of
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Speaker 6: Australian society.
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Speaker 3: Those comments will not be repeated, really, Susan. Now, Senator
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Speaker 3: Price did clarify her comments, so they didn't need clarification,
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Speaker 3: but she has certainly not apologized and she has accused
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Speaker 3: of Willimpia Alex Hawk, whose electorate has a large Indian community,
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Speaker 3: of cowardly an inappropriate conduct. Joining me now for more
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Speaker 3: on this as Chief Economists and Senior Fellow.
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Speaker 4: At the Institute of Public Affairs Adam.
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Speaker 3: Crichton and Men's's Research Senior Fellow Nick Cater. Adam, I'll
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Speaker 3: start with you what do you make of this saga
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Speaker 3: and Alex Hawk and Susan Lay's response to it, amongst others.
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Speaker 8: Well, it's just extraordinary, really, I mean, there was nothing
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Speaker 8: wrong with the comments that she made. I thought they
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Speaker 8: may have been slightly clumsy, but as you pointed out,
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Speaker 8: the labor pulses have said that then community here by
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Speaker 8: large votes votes of overwhelming in labor or at least
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Speaker 8: they have in most recent elections, and so that's just
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Speaker 8: simply a fact that was pointed out. I think Susan
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Speaker 8: Lee's response, I thought was very humiliating for the coalition,
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Speaker 8: But so I think the vast bulk of people would
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Speaker 8: think that what Jacinda said was reasonable, if maybe it's
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Speaker 8: slightly clumsy, and yet she's you know, she's kind of
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Speaker 8: wanting her to apologize. And obviously Alex Hawk, I think
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Speaker 8: is he is concerned about about shoring up that it's
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Speaker 8: in his own electric. So look, I think the whole
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Speaker 8: thing's been very embarrassing and I think it just reflects
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Speaker 8: the lack of willingness in the political class and the
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Speaker 8: major parties to acknowledge that immigration isn't problem in Australia.
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Speaker 8: It's at extraordinary high levels, and then there is the
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Speaker 8: cultural question as well that some people are concerned about.
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Speaker 3: So, you know, Nick, we have seen a huge explosion
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Speaker 3: and the numbers have come into this country particular the
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Speaker 3: last few years, and you can see that with Indian
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Speaker 3: born immigrants, who are now the second biggest migrant group
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Speaker 3: in the country and the fastest growing, nearing one million.
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Speaker 3: And if eighty five the center of them are voting
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Speaker 3: labor according to Cosamarus, that's the figure approximately that could
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Speaker 3: change the course of elections for years to come if
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Speaker 3: if that is accurate and consistent.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but you would have said that about the black
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Speaker 2: and Latino votes in the US before Donald Trump. Everybody said, oh,
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Speaker 2: they've rusted on Democrat voters, but Trump showed that actually,
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Speaker 2: you know, people from those backgrounds have the same concerns
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Speaker 2: as every other American and if you appeal to them
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Speaker 2: on the right issues, they will back you, as the
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Speaker 2: Black and Latino vote has in the United States, and
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Speaker 2: as I'm sure that the Indians, Muslims whoever, would back
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Speaker 2: the coalition if they just came out with policies only
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Speaker 2: the immigration question. I do think it is a huge
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Speaker 2: distraction to talk about the Indian population because issue here
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Speaker 2: is not one particular group or the other. It's the
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Speaker 2: fact that there are too many altogether. You know that.
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Speaker 2: Tony Burke last week said there would be a quote
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Speaker 2: of one hundred and eighty five this year. We know
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Speaker 2: the real number is going to be at least double that,
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Speaker 2: because the government has is out of control. It doesn't
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Speaker 2: really control the number of people who come here on
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Speaker 2: other visas and then reply when they're here and so forth.
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Speaker 2: And also, I think the government's beholden anybody. It's ethnic
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Speaker 2: groups for sure, but it's also the universities. It cannot
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Speaker 2: stand up for the universities and say, look, two hundred
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Speaker 2: and ninety five thousand student visas is too much.
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Speaker 3: Well, you're right about the Latino voters and in fact,
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Speaker 3: immigrants from a lot of backgrounds in the US, including
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Speaker 3: Asian voters. I wrote about that in last week's Harold's
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Speaker 3: Son about the way Donald Trump has brought on those
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Speaker 3: formerly rustled on Democrats into the Republican fold, recording the
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Speaker 3: highest percentage of voters of any Republican candidate.
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Speaker 4: But Adam, that's with the.
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Speaker 3: Right candidate and the right policies, and the Liberal Party
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Speaker 3: if that is their idea of winning Indian voters to
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Speaker 3: just be weak and to keep talking about the contribution
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Speaker 3: they're making as opposed to actually providing policies that are
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Speaker 3: appealing to that electorate and to the wider electorate.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, look, I think certainly that is true.
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Speaker 4: In fact, it's soon.
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Speaker 8: I think it's insulting really to the ind community to
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Speaker 8: talk about them like that, to say that they're offended
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Speaker 8: by these very mild remarks. I mean, these are people
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Speaker 8: like the rest of us, and you know, I think
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Speaker 8: you'd be You'd be very hard pressed to find many
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Speaker 8: Indians in the Indian community that first even heard of
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Speaker 8: this in the first place, and then secondly we're offended
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Speaker 8: by it. So look, but one thing I think worth
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Speaker 8: pointing out is the phrase out of control. We always
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Speaker 8: say it's out of control the immigration system. But frankly,
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Speaker 8: I think both sides of politics actually like extremely high
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Speaker 8: immigration and they're actually quite quite happy with the numbers.
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Speaker 8: So for some people it's out of control. But there
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Speaker 8: is a belief in both Labor Party and the Coalition
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Speaker 8: that we need ever higher GDP and of course this
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Speaker 8: has been very bad for GDP per capita.
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Speaker 3: Now the Prime Minister has arguably changed AFL teams a
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Speaker 3: number of times, judging by all the different skulls and
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Speaker 3: jumpers we've seen him wearing over the years. But he
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Speaker 3: does claim to be a lifelong Hawk supporter. But that
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Speaker 3: didn't stop him from being booed at the game on Saturday.
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Speaker 2: It's a little bit nervous for the first time.
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Speaker 9: Baby, just we just Hawthorn fans that have traveled.
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Speaker 7: Sure there at.
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Speaker 3: That part, and then there was this interaction with Hawthorne
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Speaker 3: coach Sam Mitchell. Look at Mitchell's reaction at the end.
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Speaker 4: Oh adam.
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Speaker 3: This game was in Greater Western Sydney. I think Albow
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Speaker 3: would be among friends there. But the booing was undeniable
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Speaker 3: and it's got headlines around the country.
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Speaker 4: Yes, certainly that's true.
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Speaker 8: Look but I think most crowds do tend to boo politicians.
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Speaker 8: I think it's part of Australian culture, Australian tradition. And
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Speaker 8: actually I do know. Actually this week in New York,
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Speaker 8: Donald Trump was booed as well. So I think in
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Speaker 8: sporting matches you just get booed.
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Speaker 3: But well that's a bit different at I mean, in fact,
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Speaker 3: I've placing you some footage later that where Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: was getting very loud. She is at the US Open,
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Speaker 3: which is surprise, and given it's a New York city,
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Speaker 3: a very blue city in a blue state, there was
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Speaker 3: nothing mixed about that. That was just straight out booing Nick.
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Speaker 3: But I don't think the Prime Minis is going to
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Speaker 3: be terribly concerned. But he certainly looked unhappy and the
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Speaker 3: AFLCO looked pretty bemused next to him.
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Speaker 2: I don't trust the guy. I mean, I come from
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Speaker 2: England and anybody who doesn't back their local soccer team
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Speaker 2: is entirely disreputable. Whatever he is local soccer team, I've
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Speaker 2: got very bad one, by the way. But he says
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Speaker 2: he's been a Hawk supporter since the late nineteen eighties.
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Speaker 2: That actually makes it worse. The Sydney Swans were up
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Speaker 2: and running, they had Warwick Kappa playing for them, for
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Speaker 2: goodness sake, Why hasn't he been a Sydney Swan supporter
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Speaker 2: from the beginning. I'm deeply suspicious of the whole business,
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Speaker 2: and I'm not surprised the Hawks fans.
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Speaker 3: I don't think it was just the Hawks fans. I
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Speaker 3: think it was the GWS fans as well. It seemed
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Speaker 3: to be but at the end he didn't get onto
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Speaker 3: the big screen too much after that, which was disappointing.
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Speaker 4: Now to what some are calling the.
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Speaker 3: Worst example of bad policy in the world, Australia's tobacco excise,
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Speaker 3: which has created a monster five billion dollar black market,
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Speaker 3: resulting in at least one hundred and fifty five bombings
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Speaker 3: in the past two years.
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Speaker 4: Nick, what is the solution here?
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Speaker 3: I mean, Anthony Albanez is not going to remove the
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Speaker 3: excise or dramatically reduce it. What is the solution to
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Speaker 3: this enormous problem they've created.
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Speaker 2: Well, Number one solution is policing, isn't it. There's crime
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Speaker 2: happening here. We need to have the police out there,
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Speaker 2: and I think the federal government, to be honest, should
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Speaker 2: be giving the States money for this. Some of the
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Speaker 2: money I think Adam will nobod it's about eight billion
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Speaker 2: dollars a year. I think they currently collect. Some of
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Speaker 2: that should be going to the States. As for the
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Speaker 2: economic seeing, well, plastic economic view is that you need
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Speaker 2: to remove or lower the taxes, but I think you'd
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Speaker 2: have to remove them a long way because they've now
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Speaker 2: built up a habit. People are plainly finding they can
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Speaker 2: get these things a lot, lot cheaper with no risk
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Speaker 2: of being caught or prosecuted. They're going to do it right, Like,
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Speaker 2: just because you smoke cigarettes, you maybe unwise, but you're
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Speaker 2: not stupid.
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Speaker 4: Adam, What is the solution?
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Speaker 3: Do you see it as conceivable that the federal government
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Speaker 3: will reduce the excise?
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Speaker 4: I think that's highly unlikely.
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Speaker 8: Well, certainly they should, and that's what Labor Premier Chrismins
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Speaker 8: has said, which I think is a very good idea,
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Speaker 8: But the reality is they won't do that thing, and
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Speaker 8: to spend more on enforcement. But it's fair to say,
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Speaker 8: is this really is the biggest public policy fiasco I
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Speaker 8: would say in Australian history? Quite possibly. I mean they
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Speaker 8: have lost nine billion dollars of revenue every year, which
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Speaker 8: is absolutely enormous. I mean, just to give you an
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Speaker 8: idea that it's so much larger than the four past
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Speaker 8: revenue from the new super innovation tax Wow. Lastly more Wow.
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Speaker 8: And they've also increased smoking by a very significant margin.
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Speaker 4: So it's just been a total lose lose. Yep, it's
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Speaker 4: totally lose lose.
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Speaker 3: But there doesn't seem to be any shift in policy.
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Speaker 3: They are talking about more policing that there's been an
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Speaker 3: explosion in violence around this, But beyond that, do you
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Speaker 3: see any federal government tackling this?
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Speaker 4: And the Libs really did nothing about it either.
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Speaker 8: Well, I think they'll just spend a few hundred million
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Speaker 8: dollars here and there and say that they're doing things.
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Speaker 8: But these gangs have become so powerful. The reality is
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Speaker 8: it wouldn't surprise me if they actually tried to stop it,
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Speaker 8: that the games would actually intimidate the politicians because this
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Speaker 8: is a revenue bow of billions of dollars a year,
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Speaker 8: and if a government threatens to take away that, then
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Speaker 8: generally speaking, the gangs do something about it. So it's
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Speaker 8: a dangerous situation that's been created now.
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Speaker 3: To a bizarre statement issued by Victorian Primages into Alan
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Speaker 3: claiming that criticism of Dan Andrews attending a Chinese military
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Speaker 3: parade amounts to and I quote, divisive rehetoric that hurts
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Speaker 3: Chinese victorians. In a statement, she made a number of
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Speaker 3: strange claims, including a senior federal Liberal MP using the
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Speaker 3: term clapping like seals.
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Speaker 4: This week had all the.
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Speaker 3: Hallmarks of a liberal senator who claimed on election campaign
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Speaker 3: had been infiltrated by Chinese spies.
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Speaker 4: Nick, what do you make of that.
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Speaker 3: It's a bizarre statement to release, but obviously Labor sees
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Speaker 3: some electoral advantage year. They know that the Chinese community
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Speaker 3: is enormous, and I think they know Dad Andrew's appearance
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Speaker 3: at that military parade wouldn't be seen in a negative
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Speaker 3: light by many in that community.
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Speaker 2: That press relief for so bizarre reata, have we really
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Speaker 2: checked it out? By the way that it's not some
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Speaker 2: Ai fake I mean to make the link between a
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Speaker 2: liberal MP saying that they were clapping like seals. So
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Speaker 2: this is an attack on poor Chinese kiddies in Melbourne
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Speaker 2: who are in tears and going home crying into their
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Speaker 2: lunch boxes. I mean, for goodness sake, it is a
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Speaker 2: total stretch since its I know there is a real
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Speaker 2: danger of conflating the Chinese government, which is terrible with
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Speaker 2: the Chinese people that are great people. But you know,
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Speaker 2: in this case, it was obvious, wasn't it. We're talking
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Speaker 2: about Daniel Andrews standing in the vip dot box with
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Speaker 2: his MOE presumably talking to some of the worst dictators,
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Speaker 2: in fact, the worst dictators in the world. That is
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Speaker 2: just a bad thing, full stop, and I can't I
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Speaker 2: think just Cinda Allen has done herself a huge disfavor
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Speaker 2: by not distancing herself from her predecessor.
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Speaker 4: Adam, I've got to disagree.
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Speaker 3: I think there's a reason why the Prime Minister and
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Speaker 3: the Victorian Premiere haven't condemned or even criticized Dad Andrews.
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Speaker 3: They know it has some electoral advantage. There's large groups
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Speaker 3: of Chinese voters in certain electorates and they don't want
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Speaker 3: to offend them.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 8: Look, I think this basically goes back to the earlier
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Speaker 8: point where you do have these very large communities of
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Speaker 8: people from overseas, and it just means naturally the politicians
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Speaker 8: in Australia to win their vote, they have to pay
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Speaker 8: attention to how they're to China and India and other countries.
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Speaker 8: And that's just to be expected. Obviously, if you moved
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Speaker 8: to another country, you still pay attention to what happens
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Speaker 8: at home. So I think the timing of that letter too,
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Speaker 8: So the press release was extremely bad are given the
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Speaker 8: kind of all the term would have seen in Melbourne
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Speaker 8: in recent weeks. So yeah, you know, I don't think
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Speaker 8: it's going to help you in the long run.
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Speaker 3: Adam Christ and Nick KESA thank you so much for
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Speaker 3: your time. Joining me now is esteem geologist and author
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Speaker 3: Professor Ian Plymer, Professor. The Prime Minister has addressed the
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Speaker 3: Business Council of Australia's annual dinner and has urged business
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Speaker 3: leaders to back his government's plans for an ambitious twenty
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Speaker 3: thirty five emissions reductions target, and is about to consult
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Speaker 3: Corporate Australia on matters such as tax deregulation skills and
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Speaker 3: AI regulation leading into future budgets.
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Speaker 4: This almost seems in like a bit of a bribe.
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Speaker 3: Get on board with net zero policies and will consult
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Speaker 3: you on corporate tax and regulations, things that labor know
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Speaker 3: are huge concerns for the business community.
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Speaker 11: Well, he's feeling the heat, and the heat is that
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Speaker 11: no one really believes him any longer. Net zero is
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Speaker 11: one of these impossible dreams and they can do the sums.
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Speaker 11: It's very easy. You don't have to be a scientist
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Speaker 11: to do this, and to get to forty three percent
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Speaker 11: emissions reduction that will have a monumental effect on global climate.
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Speaker 11: It will lower global temperature on the assumption that carbon
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Speaker 11: dioxide drives global warming, but it will lower global temperature
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Speaker 11: by zero point zero zero zero six degrees celsius. You
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Speaker 11: can't even measure that, So his forty three percent creates
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Speaker 11: an immeasurable result. It doesn't consider what China, Russia, and
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Speaker 11: the US and India are doing. It doesn't consider that
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Speaker 11: Australia emits one point one percent of the total global emissions,
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Speaker 11: which is a statistical error in the measurement. So I
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Speaker 11: think they know that he's talking through a four tongue.
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Speaker 11: I think they know they're trying to be bribed. Many
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Speaker 11: of them will willingly accept the bribe of taxpayers money,
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Speaker 11: and the taxpayers end up paying again and again and again.
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Speaker 11: Ultimately this has to end, and it will end in tiers.
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Speaker 4: Ian.
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Speaker 3: One of the world's largest asset managers, Nuvene, has unveiled
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Speaker 3: plans to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Australian
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Speaker 3: renewable and storage projects over the next three years. Surely
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Speaker 3: this is fantastic news and will we see a lot
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Speaker 3: less taxpayer funds devoted to renewables if private money is
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Speaker 3: being invested, Well, the.
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Speaker 11: Only reason this money is coming into Australia is that
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Speaker 11: they get subsidies, and this is taxpayers money. They have
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Speaker 11: the doors open for them to go and rape and
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Speaker 11: pillage farmer's land and to reach his eighty percent of
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Speaker 11: renewables to the grid, Australia would need to have one
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Speaker 11: point six times the area of Tasmania covered in wind
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Speaker 11: turbines and covered in solar panels. Now this is the
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Speaker 11: green left pushing very very hard from the cities to
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Speaker 11: actually avoid having these unsightly dangerous wind and solar complexes
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Speaker 11: in their own backyard and killing off prime agricultural land.
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Speaker 11: So we are being taken for a ride. The bulk
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Speaker 11: of the investors in Australia renewables are foreign companies. The
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Speaker 11: second thing is that they put in no big bond
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Speaker 11: as you do in a mining company or as you
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Speaker 11: do in a factor. They put in no big bond
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Speaker 11: for a rehabilitation, so they can get subsidies, make a
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Speaker 11: huge amount of profit on walk away and leave someone
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Speaker 11: else with the problem of cleaning up the mess. So
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Speaker 11: of course they're interested in investing, and of course the
18:51
Speaker 11: government is interested in foreign investments, so they can say, oh,
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Speaker 11: you know what a wonderful place and we're doing such
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Speaker 11: a good job and people are coming in investing, But
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Speaker 11: they don't really give us the basics, and the basics
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Speaker 11: are that every four days China builds a new coal
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Speaker 11: fired power station. We're desperately trying to keep ours open.
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Speaker 11: If we keep them closed and close even more, then
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Speaker 11: no matter how many renewal would you put in the grid,
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Speaker 11: we will have nothing when the wind doesn't blow and
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Speaker 11: when the sun doesn't shine. So this is a giant
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Speaker 11: coln and certainly people in the bush are broken up
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Speaker 11: to this. People in the cities have to realize these
19:30
Speaker 11: food supplies are being threatened by such policies.
19:35
Speaker 4: Professor.
19:35
Speaker 3: The impliment, thank you so much for your time. Thank
19:38
Speaker 3: you now here.
19:40
Speaker 4: Is a little treat for you.
19:41
Speaker 3: After the break we'll have left is losing it, but
19:43
Speaker 3: first ninety seconds of Fremantle fans losing it after the
19:48
Speaker 3: dock is devastating one point elimination final loss to Gold
19:52
Speaker 3: Coast on Saturday night. This is a superb compilation courtesy
19:57
Speaker 3: of The West Australian Enjoy.
20:00
Speaker 4: Oh my god, do.
20:03
Speaker 5: It man, I can't do it.
20:07
Speaker 4: I'm absolutely livid.
20:09
Speaker 10: I cannot explain.
20:10
Speaker 4: I'll live it, I am. I will never forgive Freo
20:13
Speaker 4: for what just happened. Two hours of footy, for that
20:15
Speaker 4: decision to decide it is ridiculous.
20:17
Speaker 12: The game is gone.
20:18
Speaker 4: Put me in green and I'll do a better job.
20:21
Speaker 7: Right in front of me, right in front of me.
20:24
Speaker 7: I'm West Coast, and I couldn't be happy.
20:26
Speaker 10: To some degree, I'm glad.
20:28
Speaker 4: Let it sink in.
20:28
Speaker 8: Let him suffer a little bit, Let him understand what
20:30
Speaker 8: it feels like to be a Freo fan.
20:32
Speaker 4: Broken, disappointed, devid.
20:36
Speaker 10: My peers was great.
20:37
Speaker 4: You live in your laugh, your love and your live.
20:41
Speaker 13: I misspathy, upset, I shoud a tear in the cubicle tonight.
20:47
Speaker 14: Oh Freo, when are you going to rack up?
20:50
Speaker 4: We better not see a sun in the sky tomorrow.
20:53
Speaker 5: They should have wound back the clock for that last
20:55
Speaker 5: minute and a half, right, but the clock kept going
20:59
Speaker 5: so read about that year.
21:01
Speaker 3: So you blood Gold Coast, well done.
21:04
Speaker 4: But it's always next year, next year, next this time
21:08
Speaker 4: it is actually next year.
21:09
Speaker 1: What this is the thirteen year we being members. It'll
21:13
Speaker 1: be another thirteen years.
21:15
Speaker 2: Will still support for you, We love for you.
21:17
Speaker 13: Thirty years of pain, but we will keep the tradition
21:20
Speaker 13: going for you.
21:21
Speaker 4: Next year.
21:22
Speaker 14: Next year is a long time for you.
21:26
Speaker 3: But you're watching the Reader Paney Show, and it's time
21:42
Speaker 3: for Lefties are losing it, and I regret to inform
21:45
Speaker 3: you that the weapon grade crazy is extra toxic this
21:48
Speaker 3: week because two deranged individuals have come together to spew
21:52
Speaker 3: insane lies.
21:53
Speaker 4: It's Lefty losing it.
21:55
Speaker 3: Hall of Famer Rose o'donald and formercy and in chief
21:58
Speaker 3: White House correspondent Jim Costa that are now reduced to this.
22:02
Speaker 3: Let's start with mad Banshie Rosie's crazy claims about who
22:07
Speaker 3: else but Donald Trump?
22:10
Speaker 5: He paid a billion dollars to Jeffrey Epstein over the
22:14
Speaker 5: time of their friendship. A billion dollars, you know, before
22:17
Speaker 5: he brings more troops into Chicago and harasses brown skinned people,
22:22
Speaker 5: before he breaks more of the constitution apart, before he
22:27
Speaker 5: starts having people get killed. We have to do something, America.
22:33
Speaker 7: And it's agreed.
22:35
Speaker 4: He agrees, Jim Acosta agrees. What is she suggesting? Their
22:40
Speaker 4: GM more acts.
22:41
Speaker 3: Of violence, more riots, more assassination attempts. And let's not
22:45
Speaker 3: forget Jim Acosta served as CNN's chief White House correspondent
22:50
Speaker 3: for years, but even he flinches here when Rosie calls
22:54
Speaker 3: the US President a pedophile.
22:57
Speaker 4: This is incredible, and Rosie, I hope.
23:00
Speaker 3: For your sake, Donald Trump doesn't sue you for this slander,
23:04
Speaker 3: though you richly deserve it.
23:08
Speaker 4: Wake up, wake up.
23:11
Speaker 5: Our president is a serial pedophile, raapist, and that's what
23:15
Speaker 5: he is. And in America, you're allowed to have an opinion.
23:19
Speaker 5: You're allowed to say what you think. That's what our
23:22
Speaker 5: country was founded on.
23:25
Speaker 3: Oh, dear Rosie, you are entitled to an opinion, but
23:28
Speaker 3: you're not entitled to spell your sik delusional fantasies.
23:32
Speaker 4: When they involve defamation, there are.
23:34
Speaker 3: Legal remedies for that. Now to a currency in an anchor.
23:38
Speaker 3: Abby Phillips, who is schooled here about social Security by
23:43
Speaker 3: Ben Shapiro. This is embarrassing when you're talking about hold on,
23:47
Speaker 3: when you're talking about the government pain, you're talking about
23:49
Speaker 3: Social Security, which is people's money.
23:50
Speaker 15: Well it is, Well, it's not the money you made.
23:52
Speaker 4: It's a system that they pay in. Well, yes, believe me,
24:00
Speaker 4: social Security.
24:00
Speaker 15: I don't know about promise you the amount, the amount
24:02
Speaker 15: that people are taking out is not the amount that
24:04
Speaker 15: is going in, which is why we're going bankrupt.
24:05
Speaker 13: Okay, but it's not the government just heading out a
24:08
Speaker 13: blank check.
24:09
Speaker 4: No, it's gonna borrowing money to pay.
24:11
Speaker 15: Well, you pay in x dollars and then you get
24:13
Speaker 15: multiple times X dollars when you retire. That is how
24:16
Speaker 15: the system works. It is not a lock box.
24:18
Speaker 3: Now to another form of CNN anchor who is now
24:21
Speaker 3: producing their own online content.
24:24
Speaker 4: Don Lemon here is with.
24:25
Speaker 3: Democrat Beta boy Harry Cisson, and they're coming to save democracy.
24:32
Speaker 4: Door saking my voices in your hair.
24:36
Speaker 10: You look.
24:39
Speaker 3: While we're on Don Lemon, did he put his foot
24:42
Speaker 3: in it? With Democrat Sarah McBride, who is a man
24:46
Speaker 3: who identifies as a woman.
24:49
Speaker 14: This is my carum heading back to Delaware.
24:51
Speaker 4: It is dude, do you have an hemion here?
24:53
Speaker 11: What is it?
24:55
Speaker 14: This is a beautiful Chevy.
24:59
Speaker 4: You got a clause it back there?
25:03
Speaker 3: Dude, Oh that's a misgender if I ever heard one.
25:07
Speaker 3: Straight to re education camp for you, Don and sticking
25:10
Speaker 3: with Don, he is out there trying to say democracy,
25:13
Speaker 3: he calls it trying to whip up fear about Trump's
25:16
Speaker 3: law and.
25:17
Speaker 4: Auto crack down.
25:18
Speaker 3: But here a Maryland woman explains what happened to her
25:22
Speaker 3: family because of the lawlessness that's happening in big cities.
25:27
Speaker 13: My husband was murdered two years ago and nothing was
25:30
Speaker 13: ever done.
25:31
Speaker 4: Murderware at home right out in front of her house.
25:35
Speaker 13: Sorry, it was a carjacking gone wrong and they shot
25:38
Speaker 13: him in his head, killed him instantly. So but again,
25:43
Speaker 13: our lovely mayor didn't do nothing.
25:46
Speaker 7: Did they ever find the perpetrator?
25:48
Speaker 3: Nope?
25:50
Speaker 4: So you want to see it, Yes, I'm on justice.
25:53
Speaker 2: You want justice and you want to see you would
25:55
Speaker 2: like to see the troops here in.
25:56
Speaker 14: The national Yeah, thank you very much.
26:00
Speaker 3: Poor Don is not having much luck on the street here.
26:03
Speaker 4: He is in New York City.
26:05
Speaker 1: How you doing, sir?
26:07
Speaker 7: Can we talk to you where you're from?
26:09
Speaker 3: You live in New York?
26:10
Speaker 10: You don lemon?
26:11
Speaker 3: You're due?
26:12
Speaker 4: Thank you?
26:13
Speaker 10: So are you? Ye? Except you've never heard anything I've
26:17
Speaker 10: had to say, and I've heard a whole bunch of what.
26:19
Speaker 2: You I'm glad you watched me.
26:21
Speaker 4: No, I don't why, but you just get clipped everywhere
26:24
Speaker 4: I know?
26:24
Speaker 8: But why don't you?
26:25
Speaker 7: You said you don't watch me, but you yet you
26:27
Speaker 7: know who I am?
26:28
Speaker 10: And I before I realized ANN and MSNBC before every.
26:32
Speaker 4: Once in a while, like what are you watching? I
26:35
Speaker 4: watch all sorts of stuff, But why do you say
26:37
Speaker 4: CNN and MSNBC at fullish about what specific? What's everything?
26:43
Speaker 1: Everything?
26:43
Speaker 10: Now?
26:43
Speaker 3: Donald Trump was back in New York for the US
26:46
Speaker 3: Open in New York City, the bluest of cities, in
26:48
Speaker 3: a blue stage, and yet he got a better reception
26:51
Speaker 3: than Joe Biden and Kamala Harris get at sporting events.
27:01
Speaker 10: That are flag was still see.
27:12
Speaker 3: And here is the President arriving at the men's final
27:15
Speaker 3: and being greeted with loud cheers.
27:18
Speaker 4: You may be shocked by that if you read.
27:19
Speaker 3: The media headlines about all the booing and chaos. Then
27:34
Speaker 3: the President signed some hats for fans.
27:37
Speaker 4: Again, this is New York City, That's what's shocking about this.
27:40
Speaker 3: And as Pontus walk through the crowd, chance of USA
27:44
Speaker 3: went up. Funny how that really doesn't seem to happen
27:47
Speaker 3: too much with Democrat leaders. As for the man would
28:00
Speaker 3: go on to be crowned US Open champion, Carlos Alcarez,
28:04
Speaker 3: he said, it would be a privilege for the US
28:07
Speaker 3: Open to have the President attend.
28:09
Speaker 12: For me playing in front of him. So to be honest,
28:14
Speaker 12: I will try not to be focused and I will
28:18
Speaker 12: try not to think about it. I don't I don't
28:20
Speaker 12: want myself to be nervous because of it. So but
28:24
Speaker 12: I think, uh, you know, attending the tennis match. I
28:27
Speaker 12: think it is great for tennis to have the president
28:32
Speaker 12: into into the final.
28:33
Speaker 4: Joining me. Now is Newsweek Senior or at large?
28:36
Speaker 3: And article three projects send your council, Josh Hammer. Josh again,
28:40
Speaker 3: we say a big difference between the media narrative and reality.
28:47
Speaker 14: Yeah, reader, the crazy thing is, I actually watched this
28:50
Speaker 14: entire test patch. I'm actually a lifelong, big, big tennis fan.
28:53
Speaker 14: Once upon a time back in the day, I actually
28:55
Speaker 14: interned for the US Tennis Association and worked at the
28:59
Speaker 14: two thousand and nine US of myself, So I am
29:01
Speaker 14: a longtime big fan of sport. I watched this entire
29:03
Speaker 14: match between Carlos Alkhoriz and Yanix Center, from the game
29:06
Speaker 14: to end, and I was struck. I was struck, reader that,
29:08
Speaker 14: at least here in the United States, so ABC, the
29:11
Speaker 14: parent company of ESPN, was televising this, they did not
29:14
Speaker 14: show Donald Trump a single time during the match. They
29:18
Speaker 14: showed him in the pre match singing of the national anthem,
29:21
Speaker 14: and then they showed him again after the match was over.
29:24
Speaker 14: They showed him applauding Alcaraz who defeated Center in four sets.
29:27
Speaker 14: They literally not a single time showed him, which is
29:30
Speaker 14: crazy because they were showing all the other celebrities there.
29:32
Speaker 14: There was Bruce Springsteen, there was Steph Curry, the NBA player, there,
29:36
Speaker 14: there was Ben Stiller, the act credible and it's a
29:38
Speaker 14: very star star tournament. They never showed the president. The
29:41
Speaker 14: most important man in the world is sitting right there
29:44
Speaker 14: by the way flank by Steve Whitcock and BONDI other
29:47
Speaker 14: pretty important people. They didn't show him a single time there. So,
29:50
Speaker 14: I mean, you know, if you didn't know any better,
29:52
Speaker 14: if you were't on social media, if you were looking
29:54
Speaker 14: in the comments section, so to speak, you would have
29:56
Speaker 14: thought that it was a total nothing burger that this guy,
29:59
Speaker 14: you know, Donnie Queen shows up there. You know, he
30:02
Speaker 14: the camera shows him once there. It's totally crazy stuff.
30:05
Speaker 14: But the reality is he is very popular in New
30:08
Speaker 14: York State right now. Donald Trump is a native son,
30:11
Speaker 14: not just a New York City, but of the Borough
30:13
Speaker 14: Queens where the US Open actually is held there. And
30:15
Speaker 14: this is Donald Trump's appeal is that again he's the
30:18
Speaker 14: fifth Avenue, blue collar billionaire. He's the guy who will
30:21
Speaker 14: roll in here and he's going to have a very
30:24
Speaker 14: nice suit there. He's gonna look professional there but the
30:26
Speaker 14: working man resonates him in a way that no president
30:29
Speaker 14: really up until this time, I think in American history
30:30
Speaker 14: has read it. That was very much on display. I'm
30:33
Speaker 14: not going to predive that New York State is going
30:34
Speaker 14: to go red anytime soon or anything of that, when
30:36
Speaker 14: I am saying that Donald Trump's a very, very different
30:39
Speaker 14: kind of Republican. We saw that yet again in the
30:42
Speaker 14: US Open on Sunday.
30:43
Speaker 3: Josh, I can tell you the coverage here in Australia
30:46
Speaker 3: is uniformly that there was booing and.
30:49
Speaker 4: Chaos at the US Open.
30:51
Speaker 3: It is frustrating to see any coverage of Trump or
30:55
Speaker 3: US politics in this country and many others is pretty poor.
30:59
Speaker 3: But surprise, Donald Trump himself thinks the media is improving.
31:03
Speaker 3: Except for that bit of fake news they spread recently.
31:07
Speaker 10: Well, say goodbye to the press, but it's an honor
31:10
Speaker 10: to have you. And actually the press has been very
31:14
Speaker 10: good lately, except for one rumor that they spread. I
31:16
Speaker 10: did about eight press conferences in a real day after
31:19
Speaker 10: day after day. Then I missed one because I was
31:22
Speaker 10: in the Oval office. And I also went out to
31:25
Speaker 10: a club because I had meetings at a club, and
31:28
Speaker 10: they saw that I was a and the rumors started
31:31
Speaker 10: spreading this horrible rumor that Trump is no longer with us.
31:37
Speaker 3: But whatever goodwill was built with the media, it may
31:40
Speaker 3: have been undone by this particularly stupid question from an
31:44
Speaker 3: NBC reporter.
31:47
Speaker 10: Take you say that, Darling, let's take news. I don't listen,
31:52
Speaker 10: be quiet, listen. You don't listen. You never listen.
31:56
Speaker 2: That's why you're second grade.
31:58
Speaker 10: We're not going to war, going to clean up our city.
32:01
Speaker 14: We're going to clean them.
32:02
Speaker 2: Up so they don't kill five people every weekend.
32:05
Speaker 10: That's not war, that's common sense.
32:08
Speaker 3: There you go, second second rate reporter asking a silly question.
32:12
Speaker 3: But on the broader topic, Josh going into Chicago, what's
32:17
Speaker 3: that going to look like? Is it going to be
32:20
Speaker 3: welcomed by locals? Because against Chicago, bluest of blue cities,
32:24
Speaker 3: has been under Democrat rule for decades.
32:28
Speaker 14: Read you want to talk about a war zone the
32:30
Speaker 14: United States, Let's talk about the city of Chicago. I
32:32
Speaker 14: called Chicago home for three years. I went to law
32:34
Speaker 14: school in Chicago. I went to University of Chicago, which
32:37
Speaker 14: is actually on the south side of Chicago. It's in
32:39
Speaker 14: the neighborhood of Hyde Park, which is relatively kind of
32:43
Speaker 14: sort of okay, But if you step one foot outside
32:46
Speaker 14: of Hyde Park, where I lived for multiple years, you
32:50
Speaker 14: are essentially in an urban war zone. It is absolutely horrific.
32:54
Speaker 14: The murder rate in Chicago last I check, was around
32:57
Speaker 14: twenty two and a half per one hundred thousand people.
32:59
Speaker 14: There is four to five times the murder rate of
33:02
Speaker 14: New York City, and New York City has actually gone
33:04
Speaker 14: tremendously downhill since Rudy Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg left. You know,
33:08
Speaker 14: given build a Blasio and I mean Eric, I'm king
33:11
Speaker 14: up a little bit there. But look to the point
33:13
Speaker 14: is that Chicago is is literally as bad as it gain.
33:15
Speaker 14: So Donald Trump is a massive, massive, massive order on
33:18
Speaker 14: his hands. If he actually is dedicated to try to
33:20
Speaker 14: turn things around there, I think you should do so.
33:22
Speaker 14: I think that is worth it because Chicago is actually
33:24
Speaker 14: a beautiful American city, is iconic American city. There's so
33:27
Speaker 14: much rich history there, there is beautiful architecture, there's incredible
33:31
Speaker 14: culture that people are charming in westerns. There is a
33:34
Speaker 14: lot I think that is worth saving about the city
33:36
Speaker 14: of Chicago. And the number one thing Rita that I
33:38
Speaker 14: think is worth noting on this topic that The people
33:41
Speaker 14: who most want Donald Trump to do this are Chicago
33:44
Speaker 14: wins themselves. Do not believe you're lying eyes. The media
33:47
Speaker 14: is saying, oh my god. The people are saying, don't
33:49
Speaker 14: come in. Here are Feds there. You know, we trust
33:51
Speaker 14: Chicago police farum. Really, you trust the Chicago Police parm
33:54
Speaker 14: one of the most infamously corrupt police departments, corrupted incompetent
33:58
Speaker 14: police parments in the entire country. You don't want the
34:00
Speaker 14: fens to come in there. If you actually go in
34:02
Speaker 14: on a hot microphone, if you can't do these men
34:04
Speaker 14: on three interviews in Anglewood, in various other South side
34:07
Speaker 14: Chicago towns, I guarant freaking tee you, I guarantee you
34:11
Speaker 14: they will be clamoring from the top of their bons
34:14
Speaker 14: to get any help by all being necessary period fall,
34:17
Speaker 14: stop and destory there. So Donald Trump is actually doing
34:19
Speaker 14: something that I think will be very favorable in the
34:21
Speaker 14: eyes of Chicago ands. I think Chicago is a world
34:23
Speaker 14: class city that should be made great again. I think
34:25
Speaker 14: that Donald Trump is unaswad of doing exactly that.
34:30
Speaker 3: Now to one of the most shocking stories of the year,
34:33
Speaker 3: this horrific murder was caught on camera.
34:36
Speaker 4: The brutality.
34:37
Speaker 3: The depravity of it is beyond anything I can adequately describe.
34:42
Speaker 3: We will not show the full footage, not even blurred,
34:45
Speaker 3: but just watching the lead up to this senseless crime
34:49
Speaker 3: is chilling.
34:50
Speaker 4: Here you'll see a.
34:52
Speaker 3: Young woman, a Ukrainian woman try who her name is Irena,
34:56
Speaker 3: and she boards a train in North Carolina. She is
34:59
Speaker 3: on her phone and has AirPods in is minding her
35:02
Speaker 3: own business, and there is no interaction with her murderer,
35:07
Speaker 3: who slowly pulls out a knife and then launches a
35:11
Speaker 3: vicious attack, leaving her bleeding to death as he walks away. Josh.
35:17
Speaker 3: The lack of media coverage of this incident, the fact
35:21
Speaker 3: that this murderer was released over and over again after
35:25
Speaker 3: violent incidents, the whole thing is just so sickening.
35:31
Speaker 14: I hate, I hate to say it, but you know,
35:33
Speaker 14: I mean, the video speaks for itself. You know, this
35:35
Speaker 14: is a This is a black person who is murdering
35:37
Speaker 14: a blonde woman here, and that is not the kind
35:39
Speaker 14: of story here in American media that the media is
35:41
Speaker 14: typically going to cover it very quickly. I'm sorry to
35:43
Speaker 14: just be so blunted to say it like it is,
35:45
Speaker 14: but that is just the tragic reality. I guarantee you
35:48
Speaker 14: that if the roles were reversed here, and if this
35:51
Speaker 14: was a white person who was stabbing a young black
35:54
Speaker 14: girl to death there, that the media would be all
35:56
Speaker 14: over this. They would literally never let this story go.
35:59
Speaker 14: I mean, this is of just the Dei ideology out
36:02
Speaker 14: of work. I mean, this is kind of just the
36:03
Speaker 14: Neo Marxism of oppressed levels of people who are oppressed,
36:07
Speaker 14: people who are oppressors there, and if you take that
36:09
Speaker 14: logic to its logical conclusion, then you will actually find
36:13
Speaker 14: people who are ultimately trying to make justifications for violence.
36:16
Speaker 14: You know, I don't spend a whole lot of time
36:18
Speaker 14: on Blue Sky, which is kind of where a lot
36:20
Speaker 14: of left people went after Elon Musk bought Twitter slash x.
36:24
Speaker 14: But I've spent the little time on Blue Skys. Actually,
36:26
Speaker 14: I actually do value trying to understand where my political
36:29
Speaker 14: opponents are coming from.
36:30
Speaker 11: There.
36:30
Speaker 14: There is an astonishing amount of violence rhetoric and outright
36:34
Speaker 14: explicit calls for political violence on Blue Sky, and generally
36:38
Speaker 14: speaking there the left is in a very very very
36:40
Speaker 14: dark place in this country. There again, it makes me
36:44
Speaker 14: frankly very nervous. Anyways, I am not happy to report
36:47
Speaker 14: these news there.
36:48
Speaker 15: But I think.
36:48
Speaker 14: That that is kind of something going on here. When
36:50
Speaker 14: it comes to the lack of media coverage as well,
36:52
Speaker 14: I think a lot of it is just the races
36:53
Speaker 14: the DEI ideology I work there, But there's this kind
36:57
Speaker 14: of bloodlust for violence and certain very extreme corners. And
37:00
Speaker 14: if we know anything about left wing media in the
37:02
Speaker 14: United States, and I assume Australia and various other First
37:05
Speaker 14: world countries as well, we know that that the left
37:07
Speaker 14: wing media frankly is disupportunately filled with these farl up
37:10
Speaker 14: people that are exposed to all sorts of violent radic there.
37:13
Speaker 14: So it's a horrific, horrific, horrible, horrible, horrible story there.
37:16
Speaker 14: But tragically, Rita, I'm not exactly surprised at the lack
37:19
Speaker 14: of media coveragure.
37:23
Speaker 3: Now, there was an incident at a ball game in Miami,
37:27
Speaker 3: an incident that quickly went viral around the world, and
37:32
Speaker 3: there's a lot of feeling about what happened here. You've
37:35
Speaker 3: got a dad retrieving a home run ball, he proudly
37:39
Speaker 3: gives it to his son, and then he gets berated
37:43
Speaker 3: by a woman who felt the ball belonged to her
37:46
Speaker 3: because it landed closer to her. I have a look
37:48
Speaker 3: at this interaction, and yep, he gave the ball back.
38:03
Speaker 3: Let's have a look at a different angle and see
38:06
Speaker 3: what was actually said during that interaction by Josh, what
38:28
Speaker 3: are your feelings about that entire catastrophe?
38:32
Speaker 4: The woman was awful, that's a given.
38:36
Speaker 3: But should the dad have given that ball back about
38:40
Speaker 3: to a bully.
38:41
Speaker 4: In front of his son? To me, that was also terrible.
38:46
Speaker 14: No, it's excuseble, it's absolutely inexcuseble there. I mean, you're
38:49
Speaker 14: trying to say example for your slain Look, I mean
38:51
Speaker 14: read it. We have a nine month old baby girl here.
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Speaker 14: I mean, you know, these thoughts and feelings are trying
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Speaker 14: to be a role model for a child are kind
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Speaker 14: of fairly new in my young adult life. What I
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Speaker 14: can tell you is that myself, when I was younger,
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Speaker 14: my family growing up in New York State, we had
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Speaker 14: partial season tickets to the old Yankee Stadium, the New
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Speaker 14: York Yankees there, and I remember actually when foul balls
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Speaker 14: would come close to her family seats. You know, my father,
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Speaker 14: you know, really trying to kind of get in there
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Speaker 14: and try to fight for the ball to give to
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Speaker 14: my brother, and I a souper in the air. It's
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Speaker 14: very much kind of an American write a passage, you know,
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Speaker 14: this notion of trying to catch a foul ball, give
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Speaker 14: it to the kid, the kids grinning, ernic here, raise
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Speaker 14: it up, gets on TV. It's kind of like a
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Speaker 14: culturally viral moment here. So for this father to to
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Speaker 14: at first succeed and to get the ball and then
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Speaker 14: just bowed down to this, to this reprehensible you know,
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Speaker 14: presumably kind of just you know, radically far left woke bully,
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Speaker 14: I mean, just awful. And look, I mean she.
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Speaker 3: Votes, Josh, you know how she writes.
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Speaker 4: You don't even have to know. I can just.
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Speaker 3: Tell by the glasses, the haircut, the attitude, and what
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Speaker 3: we saw there. I would better house, I know how
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Speaker 3: she voted.
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Speaker 14: I would do the exact same thing there. But look,
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Speaker 14: not a good look for his father whatsoever there. Hopefully
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Speaker 14: he learned some good lessons going forward, and hopefully that
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Speaker 14: young baseball fan, that young Philadelhia Phillies fan, will get
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Speaker 14: a foul ball souvenir soon around the letter, whether it
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Speaker 14: comes from his father or from someone else.
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Speaker 3: Well, I think the Marlins, it could have even been
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Speaker 3: the team he was supporting. They did give him a
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Speaker 3: big gift pack, and they kind of tried to make
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Speaker 3: up for that incident and have him leaving the game
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Speaker 3: with a positive experience. But yeah, we're on the same page.
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Speaker 3: I thought we might have a fight about that one,
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Speaker 3: because a lot of people were defending the father, saying, well,
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Speaker 3: he was obviously so taking aback and you know you're
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Speaker 3: not going to win if you don't give the ball
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Speaker 3: back to a woman who's very much aggrieved. But yeah,
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Speaker 3: I think that was giving into a bully. Not a
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Speaker 3: good move. Josh Amman, thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 3: Tonight still to come. While Meghan Markle is being compared
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Speaker 3: to Harris, Kinsey's Schofield is.
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Speaker 4: Up next Welcome back.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is celebrity and role commentator Kinsey's Schofield Kinsey.
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Speaker 4: Let's start with Megan Markle.
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Speaker 3: She's been widely mocked after she's seemingly channeled Kamara Harris
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Speaker 3: in her latest interview, using phrases like when you anchor
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Speaker 3: yourself in your knowing and all sorts of other terms
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Speaker 3: that most normal people do not use.
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Speaker 9: Have a listen, and I just think there really is
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Speaker 9: a lot of value to when you anchor into your
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Speaker 9: own knowing. Then you're telling your own story. You're telling
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Speaker 9: your own story and how you show up in the
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Speaker 9: world what you do. You actually don't need to say anything.
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Speaker 9: You can show who you are.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey, Do you often just anchor into your own knowing
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Speaker 3: just to know yourself a little bit better?
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Speaker 7: Absolutely not. I mean she sounds like she's anchoring her
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Speaker 7: own excrement with whatever that was. Obviously Meghan is insufferable here,
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Speaker 7: But nothing annoys me more than the legacy media that
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Speaker 7: gives this false profit a platform to grift. Not only
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Speaker 7: did Meghan refuse to give Bloomberg units sold or revenue intel,
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Speaker 7: she lies without being fact checked. She didn't have to
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Speaker 7: wear pantyhose while she was a working member of the
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Speaker 7: royal family. And if this exercise was so suffocating, then
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Speaker 7: why did she acts lyrically on her own podcast about
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Speaker 7: Sarah Blakeley, founder of Spax, one of America's leading pantyhose companies.
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Speaker 4: Good point.
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Speaker 3: I mean, your life is going pretty well if the
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Speaker 3: biggest grievance you have is having to wear pantyhose for
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Speaker 3: a few hours on.
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Speaker 4: A couple of occasions.
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Speaker 3: I mean, really, I mean to even mention that as something.
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Speaker 4: That you're aggrieved about is prety pathetic.
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Speaker 3: Now, Prince Harry is said to visit the UK on
43:03
Speaker 3: a solo trip. This way, he is not bringing Meghan
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Speaker 3: and the kids with him, but he has said that
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Speaker 3: he wants to make more frequent trips to the UK
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Speaker 3: with the family. Any indication of whether he'll see his father,
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Speaker 3: King Charles during this latest trip.
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Speaker 7: It's my understanding that Harry is still receiving radio silence
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Speaker 7: when it comes to the palace, but this is just
43:27
Speaker 7: more propaganda coming from Team Sussex. Prince Harry can return
43:31
Speaker 7: to the UK whenever he chooses. His family has even
43:35
Speaker 7: offered him the security of Buckingham Palace to stay at
43:38
Speaker 7: if he wants to feel safe, which he declined. In
43:41
Speaker 7: most cases, he's provided with the level of protection he
43:44
Speaker 7: asks four nine times out of ten. I'd bet the
43:47
Speaker 7: real sticking point seems to be control. He dislikes having
43:51
Speaker 7: to give Rabbit twenty eight days notice and share his
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Speaker 7: itinerary so they can assess the appropriate security detail. If
43:58
Speaker 7: he follows that protocol and credible threats exist, protection is extended,
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Speaker 7: and of course they're going to protect Megan and his
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Speaker 7: children as well. That's why it feels less like a
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Speaker 7: genuine safety concern and more like a convenient excuse to
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Speaker 7: gain public sympathy. Ultimately, these are the natural consequences of
44:18
Speaker 7: his own actions.
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Speaker 3: Now, Prince William has jerked about getting drunk with actor
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Speaker 3: Eugene Levy during a surprise cameo in the trial for
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Speaker 3: the actor's upcoming travel show The Reluctant Traveler.
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Speaker 4: Let's have a look, Please.
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Speaker 5: Welcome our own national treasure.
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Speaker 9: Mister Eugene plan.
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Speaker 4: Was getting drunk with Prince William on your bucalist.
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Speaker 7: That's the bucket.
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Speaker 4: N See.
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Speaker 3: Why is this such a surprise?
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Speaker 7: I well, I'll tell you why. It's a surprise to me,
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Speaker 7: but maybe not others. Mike Tendall, who's married to Prince
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Speaker 7: William's cousin Zara, once nicknamed Prince William one pint Willie
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Speaker 7: on a BBC podcast because he can't really handle his linker.
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Speaker 7: William later admitted that the nickname was real and even
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Speaker 7: joked that might apologize for letting it slip in public.
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Speaker 7: So that's why I get a kick out of this,
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Speaker 7: because I'm like, what does that consist of? One beverage?
45:15
Speaker 7: But it's also just fun to see how animated and
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Speaker 7: silly Prince William can be. I think if you are
45:22
Speaker 7: following the drama, you might think that he's a very stern,
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Speaker 7: unhappy person, but it turns out he's got a great
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Speaker 7: sense of humor, just like his mother, Princess Diana.
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Speaker 3: Now there's been an update to that Coldplay kiss cam coverage. Joe,
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Speaker 3: I saw that couple who shouldn't have been together.
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Speaker 7: What is the latest, Well, the latest is that the
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Speaker 7: female is getting a divorce, which I think we've all
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Speaker 7: just been Yes, we've all just kind of been patiently
45:55
Speaker 7: waiting to see what was going to happen, if there
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Speaker 7: was going to be any real fallout of aside from
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Speaker 7: his wife deleting her Facebook page. I mean, every once
46:03
Speaker 7: in a while a story like this hits the headlines
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Speaker 7: and you're reminded that actions again have consequences. These two
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Speaker 7: totally humiliated their partners, and you just sit back and say,
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Speaker 7: I hope their children are okay. I mean, yes, they're
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Speaker 7: significant others. I hope they're okay. But there were children
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Speaker 7: involved in this as well.
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Speaker 1: Well.
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Speaker 3: The company CEO and de Byron, the man in that footage,
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Speaker 3: he's stepped down She's stepped down from her fairly senior
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Speaker 3: role at the company as well, so there's been plenty
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Speaker 3: of consequences there.
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Speaker 4: Now pop star Britney Spears or former pop star, I
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Speaker 4: should say, she hasn't released anything for a while.
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Speaker 3: She's reportedly panicking about her ex husband Kevin fender Line's
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Speaker 3: upcoming tell all book, vowing to strike back if he
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Speaker 3: attempts to humiliate her. Kinsey, what can you tell me
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Speaker 3: about this? What is her ex husband likely to reveal?
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Speaker 2: Well?
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Speaker 7: I forget about the book itself. The real shop Kevin
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Speaker 7: Fetterline can read well enough to write a book allegedly,
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Speaker 7: I mean Spears and fetter Lines. I think this is
47:07
Speaker 7: important that we consider Spears and Feederline's children are legal
47:10
Speaker 7: adults now, so this monstrous child support check that she
47:14
Speaker 7: was paying this guy religiously, those checks are over. Her
47:18
Speaker 7: highest monthly child support payment to Vetterline was forty thousand
47:22
Speaker 7: dollars a month at one point. Knowing how shameless this
47:26
Speaker 7: guy is, I'm curious to see how well this book
47:28
Speaker 7: actually sells. I'll read the headlines it generates, but I
47:32
Speaker 7: would never voluntarily financially support this. In my opinion, total loser. Like,
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Speaker 7: I just think that this is a cruel thing to do.
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Speaker 7: This woman put him on the map.
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Speaker 4: Now talking about total losers. A couple who have had
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Speaker 4: a fall off.
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Speaker 3: Later, Will at Smith and wife Jada Pinkett Smith have
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Speaker 3: been spotted together for the first time in ten months.
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Speaker 3: They were grabbing a bar to eight at celebrity hotspot
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Speaker 3: Nobu in Malibu while the two of them have been
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Speaker 3: living separately. Kinsey, you don't go to Nobu in Malibu
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Speaker 3: unless you want to be packed.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, and do you remember the term entanglement?
48:15
Speaker 7: Remember us having to suffer through the term entanglement when
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Speaker 7: Jada Pinkett Smith was talking about the affair she had
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Speaker 7: on Smith. These two are definitely looking for positive press.
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Speaker 7: You know, she had that book that totally bombed not
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Speaker 7: too long ago. We recently talked about Will Smith signing
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Speaker 7: a new movie deal. That isn't going to come to
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Speaker 7: fruition instantly. He released an album this year. They're desperate
48:38
Speaker 7: for a comeback, and I understand they've got to make
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Speaker 7: money and I'm sure that they want to maintain their lifestyle,
48:44
Speaker 7: But are we ready to forgive them. I'm not so sure.
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Speaker 3: Well, the ill Will towards this couple is enormous and
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Speaker 3: you can kind of understand it with well, it's some.
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Speaker 4: Of the stuff Jada Pinkett Smith has dad.
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Speaker 3: But with Will Smith really that one incident, it was
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Speaker 3: a big incident at the Oscars where he slapped Chris.
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Speaker 4: Rock for just making a joke. But he's full from grace.
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Speaker 3: I don't think I've seen anything like it in the
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Speaker 3: celebrity world for something that you would think wouldn't be
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Speaker 3: enough to destroy a career, but it pretty much has Kinsey.
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Speaker 7: I think it's because it was so it contradicted who
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Speaker 7: he was so completely. We thought that he was everyone's
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Speaker 7: best friend. We thought he was the happiest, you know, happy,
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Speaker 7: go lucky. And he's the same guy that refused to
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Speaker 7: curse in his music when that you know, cursing in
49:39
Speaker 7: his music would have made him even cooler. He refused to,
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Speaker 7: so it was hard for us to digest. I think
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Speaker 7: we were incredibly disappointed.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey Schofield, thank you so much for your time tonight,
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Speaker 3: and that's all the time I have. I'll see you
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Speaker 3: at eleven tomorrow night. Up next it's Newsnight
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