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The Rita Panahi Show | 2 October · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scolds 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 readA Panety Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight, the Victorian government doubles down on the trans
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Speaker 3: madness that sees a male pedophile housed in a women's prison.
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Speaker 3: Nikata and Adam Crichton will be here to discuss the
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Speaker 3: day's top headlines.
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Speaker 4: C J.
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Speaker 3: Pearson is the latest from the US, including Zora and
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Speaker 3: ma'm Danny's performance on the View earlier today, and Kinsey's
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Speaker 3: Schofield will have more on the footage that has Nicole
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Speaker 3: Kidman's fans seeing red and Left is losing it. Tonight
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Speaker 3: features former MSNBC anchor Joy Read, who seems to be
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Speaker 3: doing a great job promoting what she calls fascism.
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Speaker 5: There were no income taxes, there were no regulations on business.
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Speaker 5: You can earn as much money as you want, leave
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Speaker 5: one hundred percent of it to your children with no taxes.
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Speaker 5: That's the world they want back, and to get it
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Speaker 5: back they need society.
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Speaker 3: The gene but first Victorian Premier just Into Allen has
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Speaker 3: finally addressed the media about an issue that is now
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Speaker 3: gaining international attention. A trans pedophile who sexually abuses five
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Speaker 3: year old daughter, a pedophile who identifies as a woman
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Speaker 3: and has been kept in a female prison here in Victoria.
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Speaker 3: Here is the Victorian Premier defending that decision.
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Speaker 6: I think it would be deeply inappropriate for any member
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Speaker 6: of Parliament, minister or Premier of the day to be
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Speaker 6: reaching in to Corrections Victoria and directing the placement of
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Speaker 6: any prisoner across the prison system.
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Speaker 3: So let's be clear.
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Speaker 6: There are strict and clear guidelines within which Corrections Victoria
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Speaker 6: operate and that includes the safety and wellbeing of all
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Speaker 6: prisoners when it comes to the placement of individual prisoners,
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Speaker 6: and I respect and support the work of Corrections Victoria
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Speaker 6: to consider the placement of prisoners as appropriate across the
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Speaker 6: prison system.
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Speaker 3: Week as expected and weakness too from the Sex Discrimination
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Speaker 3: Commissioner Anna Cody of the Australian Human Rights Commission. We
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Speaker 3: reached out to her for her thoughts on this matter
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Speaker 3: and we got zilch. She failed to provide any commentary
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Speaker 3: and then her office declined an interview request that was
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Speaker 3: never made. Naturally, her press officer has pronouns in his bio.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now for more on this is Menzi's Research
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Speaker 3: Center Senior Fellow NIKATA and Chief Economists at the Institute
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Speaker 3: of Public Affairs Adam Crichton Nick, I'll start with you,
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Speaker 3: what do you make of the premiere and the sex
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Speaker 3: Discrimination Commissioner's response or non response In the sex discrimination commissioner's.
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Speaker 7: Case Mealy Moleston and an absolutely inadequate When it comes
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Speaker 7: to Decinda Allen, search Discrimination Commissioner, well, she speaks out
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Speaker 7: about a lot of things. You know, she's in favor
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Speaker 7: of misinformation laws for anybody who doesn't tow the line
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Speaker 7: on climate, but you won't speak out on this. As
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Speaker 7: for Cinda Allen, I just thought that was pathetic. The
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Speaker 7: best she can say. It would be deeply inappropriate for
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Speaker 7: her and other members of Parliament to dictate No, you
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Speaker 7: run the prison service, you're in government, the buck stops
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Speaker 7: with you. And what gets me about this is this
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Speaker 7: deep sense of confusion on the woke left, not just
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Speaker 7: over the difference between a man and a woman, but
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Speaker 7: in this case the difference between a victim and a criminal.
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Speaker 3: Adam Scotland lost its first Minister, Nicholas Sturgeon, over this
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Speaker 3: precise issue. But over there there was real opposition from
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Speaker 3: the media, from their political parties. Have the Libs in
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Speaker 3: this state been strong enough on this issue.
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Speaker 8: No, Look, I don't think they have.
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Speaker 9: And you still my point the Sturgeon's downfall in twenty
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Speaker 9: twenty three, and it was over this exactly. Basically, she
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Speaker 9: was far left radical and she was completely out of
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Speaker 9: touch with community standards on this issue, just as the
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Speaker 9: Victorian government.
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Speaker 3: Is I think with Victorians at a similar prisoner too.
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Speaker 8: Yes, that's what it was. And you know the answer
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Speaker 8: is no.
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Speaker 9: I mean I have seen Brad Batton more out there
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Speaker 9: in the last few days, I must say, but he
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Speaker 9: needs to be out there more. It needs to be
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Speaker 9: fronting this every single day and ramming this home because
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Speaker 9: this is basically the only in the opposition have so far,
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Speaker 9: because this is far left extremism, let's face it, completely
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Speaker 9: out of seven. Actually it's not just the prison too.
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Speaker 9: Let's look at the sentence that was given two years
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Speaker 9: I believe for this twenty.
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Speaker 3: A half year minimum.
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Speaker 8: Okay, so for quite a heinous crime.
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Speaker 9: I mean, I'm sure you could find examples of people
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Speaker 9: getting far more for doing far less.
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Speaker 8: So look, I mean it's a bad decision all around,
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Speaker 8: and I think the opposition does need to push it
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Speaker 8: much more.
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Speaker 3: Yep, you're right. It's got a twenty five year maximum penalty.
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Speaker 3: He got twenty a half years, and the judge noted
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Speaker 3: the fact that his transition wasn't fully accepted by those
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Speaker 3: around him and that somehow impacted his culpability, which I
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Speaker 3: think is an absolutely appalling way to look at this matter.
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Speaker 3: But Nick, this isn't new. I wrote about this more
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Speaker 3: than three years ago in the Herald Son. There was
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Speaker 3: a petition from female prisoners who were not having any
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Speaker 3: support from the Victorian government, from Prisons Corrections Victoria or
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Speaker 3: from the opposition. When are we going to see so
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Speaker 3: called center right conservative political parties in this country actually
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Speaker 3: fight on these important matters because they are too gutless
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Speaker 3: to tackle something that's a ninety ten issue here, I
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Speaker 3: think it would be even less than a ninety ten.
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Speaker 3: I think you'd struggle to find one in ten people
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Speaker 3: who think it's a great idea that a man who's
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Speaker 3: a sexual predator, whose male genitalia is being housed in
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Speaker 3: a women's prison.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's right. I'm sure if we had a referendum
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Speaker 7: on this, you know, it would make the voice referendum
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Speaker 7: look weak. You know, it would be eighty twenty ninety ten.
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Speaker 7: You know that you just talked to ordinary people, But
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Speaker 7: unfortunately the people that are running these departments are overwhelmingly
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Speaker 7: the people that have got into politics, certainly not just
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Speaker 7: in the Labor Party incidentally, are the sort of people
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Speaker 7: that believe this incredible mumbo jumbo nonsense. And you add
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Speaker 7: to that, of course, this is under the underlying problem
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Speaker 7: here is they're very reluctant to jel anybody in Victoria.
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Speaker 7: The incarceration rate in Victoria is the second lowest in
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Speaker 7: the country, sixty percent lower than New South Wales, more
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Speaker 7: than half as much as Queensland. Now, maybe you all
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Speaker 7: are very polite and well behaved down there, but I
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Speaker 7: simply don't believe it. I just there was a clear,
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Speaker 7: clear correlation, it's undeniable, undeniable correlation between the amount of
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Speaker 7: prisoners in jail and the length they're in there and
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Speaker 7: the amount of crime. I mean, it makes sense if
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Speaker 7: only because you get them off the streets for a
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Speaker 7: little while, but yeah, there is a clear correlation on
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Speaker 7: that it's undeniable, and we seem to have forgotten that
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Speaker 7: very basically back I think the policy.
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Speaker 8: Gone.
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Speaker 9: Oh sorry, Nick, that I was just going to say
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Speaker 9: the very fact that we here at stat at least
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Speaker 9: iron for the first time, does suggest what on earth
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Speaker 9: is the opposition doing. That's a killer statistic. The incarceration
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Speaker 9: rate is fifty percent Laura in Victoria than your South Wales.
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Speaker 8: Well you know why. That's what the opposition should be
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Speaker 8: rounding home, But they're you.
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Speaker 3: And law and order is an enormous issue in this state.
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Speaker 3: In particular, we are seeing aggravated burglaries, home invasions, carjackings
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Speaker 3: just skyrocketing. The rates are appalling. Ordinary people are scared
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Speaker 3: to be in their own homes. And yet the opposition
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Speaker 3: is treading softly here as they do on every issue,
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Speaker 3: because they seem to think they need to be a
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Speaker 3: labor light version of themselves to be elected, when that
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Speaker 3: is what they've taken to the electorate the last few elections,
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Speaker 3: and they've been absolutely slammed. If you actually stand for something,
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Speaker 3: you might have a chance. Let's not forget the referendum.
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Speaker 3: Victorians voted no to that, so we're not in some
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Speaker 3: uniquely crazy part of the world here. Now let's move
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Speaker 3: on to fail. The US presidential candidate Kamala Harris. She's
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Speaker 3: going to be in Australia again in a February next year,
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Speaker 3: and this time she's going to be headlining something called
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Speaker 3: the Women's Unlimited Leadership Summit, which is being billed as
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Speaker 3: the largest women's leadership conference in Australia. My goodness. Adam,
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Speaker 3: the former Vice President, will speak at events in Sydney
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Speaker 3: and Canberra, and there'll be a fireside chat with ABC
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Speaker 3: journalists and author LEAs Sales. I don't know what we've
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Speaker 3: done to dessert.
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Speaker 9: Well, I mean it's somewhat embarrassing, isn't it that she's
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Speaker 9: come here again twice in twelve months? It will be
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Speaker 9: I'm sure she's picked up three four hundred thousand dollars
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Speaker 9: fee are US dollars probably each time.
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Speaker 8: So good for her, But isn't it doesn't it doesn't it.
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Speaker 9: Say where Australia is culturally that we're getting thrashed frash
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Speaker 9: presidential candidates from the US over twice in one year
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Speaker 9: to tell us about women's issues. I mean, it's so embarrassing.
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Speaker 9: Can't we find someone locally for God's sake?
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Speaker 8: Anyway? I mean, good good on Camelo.
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Speaker 9: For squeezing, you know, squeezing the out of people as
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Speaker 9: long as she can, but she must find it funny too.
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Speaker 8: Australia twice in one year, of all the countries in
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Speaker 8: the world.
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Speaker 3: Nick sadly, I think there's going to be an audience
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Speaker 3: for this. There's plenty of sort of miserable middle age
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Speaker 3: leftist women who would just be thinking she's been robbed.
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Speaker 3: She was clearly the candidate who should be leader of
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Speaker 3: the free world.
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Speaker 7: Well, just a year ago, Resa, you and I are
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Speaker 7: being told by CNN and BBC and the entire Democratic
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Speaker 7: Party that she was an outstanding candidate for the president
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Speaker 7: of the United States, that she should be right now
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Speaker 7: negotiating peace deals in the Middle East and everything else.
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Speaker 7: And the only job she can get when she leaves
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Speaker 7: politics or she's temporarily been forced out of politics is
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Speaker 7: go on this pathetic speakers trail around the world just
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Speaker 7: making a few bob talking about I mean, it's just incredible,
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Speaker 7: isn't it that she's reduced to that level, and the
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Speaker 7: man that they said was incapable of being a president
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Speaker 7: stand out to be an outstanding president in so many regards.
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Speaker 8: She actually did worse with women than Joe Biden. By
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Speaker 8: the way. In the Yeah, she did.
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Speaker 3: Well, and we saw Donald Trump winning just record numbers
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Speaker 3: of Hispanic voters, black men, all sorts of minority groups
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Speaker 3: that we were told could never vote for him. And
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Speaker 3: she's repeating this lie at the moment. It's a lie
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Speaker 3: that I can almost guarantee you no one covering this
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Speaker 3: in Australia will correct. She's been saying that her election
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Speaker 3: was the closest in the twenty first century. It was
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Speaker 3: nothing of the sort. But the sort of coverage we
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Speaker 3: get of US politics in this country, with a few exceptions,
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Speaker 3: very few exceptions, is pretty deplorable. Now let's go to
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Speaker 3: the UK and a war of words is erupted between
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Speaker 3: the Prime Minister and Reform leader Nigel Farage. Kirs Starmer
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Speaker 3: has attacked Farage during a speech at the annual Labor
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Speaker 3: Party Conference.
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Speaker 10: Was the last time that you heard Nigel Farage say
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Speaker 10: anything positive about Britain's future? He can't. He doesn't like Britain,
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Speaker 10: doesn't believe in Britain. Wants you to doubt it just
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Speaker 10: as much as he does. So he resorts to grievance.
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Speaker 10: They all do. They want to turn this country, this proud,
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Speaker 10: self reliant country, into a competition of victims, saying to
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Speaker 10: you to work in. People don't trust in each other.
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Speaker 10: You can't fix this. This is not a great.
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Speaker 3: Country, extraordinary stuff. For ARCHI doesn't like the country well.
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Speaker 3: Forrag had this to say.
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Speaker 2: What I've learnt this week is that the government are
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Speaker 2: incapable of beating us on our arguments, and as a result,
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Speaker 2: the Prime Minister has decided to descend into the gutter
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Speaker 2: and all of his cabinet with him.
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Speaker 3: It's clear that Starmer is pretty terrified or Farage, and
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Speaker 3: he should be because you look at the poles of
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Speaker 3: the moment, Reform a flying.
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Speaker 7: Well exactly, no mention of course of the Conservative leader
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Speaker 7: as far as I can see, which shows how irrelevant
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Speaker 7: the Conservative Party are. That's a really dangerous position. But look,
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Speaker 7: I think this is the kind of case where he
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Speaker 7: basically Starmer has probably lost another ten Labor seats this
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Speaker 7: week because by criticizing him in this manner it's not
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Speaker 7: going to offend Farage so much as all the people
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Speaker 7: who are voting for Arch because by definition he's including
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Speaker 7: them and their views. You know, it's the old deplorable line,
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Speaker 7: isn't it. That didn't work for Hillary Clinton? This technique.
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Speaker 7: If Labour wants to run with this. They're in fro
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Speaker 7: even worse pounding than they are at the moment. In
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Speaker 7: my view, this will only attract support for Farage because
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Speaker 7: what they're saying is so patently untrue. He's been able
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Speaker 7: to define himself as a very strong patriot. It probably
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Speaker 7: loves the country, somebody who's on the people's side, So
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Speaker 7: I cannot really fine him. It's not as if he's
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Speaker 7: a nothing. He means something in the British to the
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Speaker 7: British public, and Starmer actually has to attrack his arguments,
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Speaker 7: not his personality.
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Speaker 3: Adam, I thought heard so much projection there just about
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Speaker 3: everything Kiir Starmer accused Nigel farajob the guilt. The left
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Speaker 3: is guilty of everything, from hating the country, the victim
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Speaker 3: playing the division. I just don't think the British public
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Speaker 3: are going to fall for it. They're not that silly.
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Speaker 8: Well let's hope not.
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Speaker 9: But the one thing that really struck me from Stalin's
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Speaker 9: comments was that he said for Arch had basically had
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Speaker 9: nothing positive to say. But you know what positive is
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Speaker 9: there to say about Okay at the.
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Speaker 8: Moment, I mean nothing really is.
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Speaker 9: It is shrinking, It's on the decline, both economically and cultural.
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Speaker 9: I mean, look, just this week power prices came out
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Speaker 9: in the OECD. UK has the most spensive electricity prices
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Speaker 9: in the OECD because of government policy, because of wind power,
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Speaker 9: and this is you know, this is not a rich country.
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Speaker 9: You know, these incomes in this country are not as
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Speaker 9: high in Australia, and yet these people are paying the
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Speaker 9: highest electricity prices.
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Speaker 8: So they're hurting, they're suffering. And it's not just that.
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Speaker 9: Of course, you've got people being locked up left right
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Speaker 9: center for what they say.
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Speaker 8: Online credit is incredibly embarrassing.
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Speaker 9: So you know, to his point, what, you know, what
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Speaker 9: good is there to say about the UK at the moment?
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Speaker 9: I would ask the Prime Minister, can you come up
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Speaker 9: with one fact?
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Speaker 3: Well, the number of people neck that they have in
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Speaker 3: energy poverty right now, it's shameful. The percentage of Brits
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Speaker 3: who cannot afford to heat their homes in a cold
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Speaker 3: country can certainly not afford to cool it during the
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Speaker 3: summer months. That is something that every British politician, including
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Speaker 3: the ones in the Tories, should be ashamed of, because
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Speaker 3: that a hand in implementing policies that brought the country
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Speaker 3: to this point.
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Speaker 7: Exactly it's a deeply unhappy country right now. I know
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Speaker 7: that having been there, I know that I've got relatives there.
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Speaker 7: People are really really unhappy, and there's such a strong
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Speaker 7: feeling by a large group of people there that the
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Speaker 7: politics political class has just ignored them. That's why FAG
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Speaker 7: is doing well. He is doing well because the other
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Speaker 7: two parties have forgotten what ordinary British people want and
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Speaker 7: they're not They're not listening to them anymore. They're not
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Speaker 7: listening to them on immigration, they're not listening to them
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Speaker 7: on energy prices, they're not listening to them on what's
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Speaker 7: happening in the schools and not happening, what's happening with
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Speaker 7: crime in Britain, what's happening, of course, with legal immigrants
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Speaker 7: who just seem to be coming across in ever larger numbers,
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Speaker 7: in ever more dangerous boats. Until the mainstream parties address that,
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Speaker 7: then they're not going to be able to win back
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Speaker 7: any support of Forage. But I'm beginning to think that
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Speaker 7: it may be too late, Adam.
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Speaker 3: I look at what's happening in the UK, and yes,
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Speaker 3: it's a deeply unhappy, dysfunctional country right now, but they
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Speaker 3: do actually have now a real choice at the ballot box,
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Speaker 3: which they didn't have for a long time with the
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Speaker 3: Tories veering left and governing like they were labor. You
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Speaker 3: look at Australia, where is our clear choice? At least
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Speaker 3: the UK they have the opportunity to reset where they're
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Speaker 3: going as a country. We don't have that. That US
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Speaker 3: has got Trump. We've got this revolution quite revolution happening
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Speaker 3: from Italy to Argentina with these center right forces coming
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Speaker 3: in and really changing and repairing a lot of the
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Speaker 3: damage that's happened in recent decades. Where is Australia.
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Speaker 8: Well, look, that's a really good question.
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Speaker 9: I think our electoral system, the fact that we make
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Speaker 9: voting compulsory here that slows this process down in Australia
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Speaker 9: because the referential and yes that's right, also preferential because
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Speaker 9: the major parties know they tend to get the extreme
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Speaker 9: votes back in the end. But you do reach a
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Speaker 9: tipping point, which we may well reach where the Liberal
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Speaker 9: Party actually shrinks so much that it's that it actually
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Speaker 9: suffers from this problem and it's the one nation party
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Speaker 9: for instance, all the Nats or something that's get to
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Speaker 9: emerge that basically takes on the mantle of opposing the
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Speaker 9: net zero manas and opposing mass immigration. Those are the
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Speaker 9: two big issues I would say at the moment in Australia.
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Speaker 9: And yet we don't know where the Liberal Party stands
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Speaker 9: on those two issues yet, whether it's net zero or
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Speaker 9: mass immigration I haven't seen anything I know.
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Speaker 3: Where Andrew Hastis state issues, so that could be. You know,
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Speaker 3: you don't have to destroy what we have currently and
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Speaker 3: have something new in its place. If you just had
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Speaker 3: a Liberal Party that was opposing that was a real opposition.
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Speaker 3: Adam Crichton, Nikata, thank you so much for your time tonight.
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Speaker 8: Thanks Reder and.
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Speaker 3: Now it's time for lefties losing it and let's check
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Speaker 3: in with former MSNBC anchor Joy Reid, who has not
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Speaker 3: allowed unemployment from the mainstream media to slower down. She's
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Speaker 3: always out there railing against the return of fascism, as
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Speaker 3: she calls it, But what does she actually mean by fascism?
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Speaker 3: Have a listen.
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Speaker 5: If you go back before the mith century, there were
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Speaker 5: no income taxes, there were no regulations on business. You
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Speaker 5: could earn as much money as you want, leave one
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Speaker 5: hundred percent of it to your children with no taxes.
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Speaker 5: That's the world they look back, and to get it back,
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Speaker 5: they need society to change, They need people to be
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Speaker 5: less modern.
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Speaker 3: What did she say, Earn as much as you want
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Speaker 3: and leave it to your children with no taxes. That's
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Speaker 3: the world they want. Trust Joy Read to make fascism
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Speaker 3: sound awesome. Now to another confused, sad case. Stephen Colbert,
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Speaker 3: the bitter activist masquerading as a comic, has been losing
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Speaker 3: it again over you guessed it, Donald Trump.
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Speaker 11: Trump always has an ulterior motive, and it's always being
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Speaker 11: a jerk. Because take a look at the video the
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Speaker 11: White House released. There's Obama and there's Trump and oh hardy, horr, horror,
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Speaker 11: it's Biden as an auto pen And I know, isn't
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Speaker 11: that so childish?
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Speaker 3: Well dish? It's hilarious, That's what that is, and accurate
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Speaker 3: to at the very least. You think a comic would
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Speaker 3: appreciate the humor in that, the wit. But no, Colbert
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Speaker 3: is so bitter and twisted that he has given up
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Speaker 3: any attempt at genuine humor. This is the best he's
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Speaker 3: managed to do in recent years.
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Speaker 12: The vaccine.
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Speaker 3: Oh dear, you think he'd retire in shame after that.
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Speaker 3: Remember he has a big team of writers and producers,
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Speaker 3: and that's the best they can do. And the last
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Speaker 3: did not come when Colbert was joined by another highly
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Speaker 3: paid leftist activist masquerading as a comic, Jimmy Kimmel, who
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Speaker 3: is still playing the victim and blaming Donald Trump for
19:49
Speaker 3: his temporary suspension after he deliberately lied about Charlie Kirk's assassin.
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Speaker 11: Did you ever think the president of the United States
19:56
Speaker 11: would be celebrating your unemployment?
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Speaker 13: I mean, that son of a bitch, you know, is
20:06
Speaker 13: really a believal mistress out of I mean, I mean
20:08
Speaker 13: my sister, sound of a bitch.
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Speaker 1: He's royal. Yeah.
20:12
Speaker 13: No, I never imagine that we'd ever have a president
20:15
Speaker 13: like this, and I hope we don't ever have another
20:18
Speaker 13: president like this again.
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Speaker 14: I mean, I never imagine.
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Speaker 13: I never even imagined there would ever be a situation
20:26
Speaker 13: in which the president of our country was celebrating hundreds
20:29
Speaker 13: of Americans losing their jobs. But somebody who took pleasure
20:33
Speaker 13: in that, That, to me, is the absolute opposite of
20:37
Speaker 13: what a leader of this country is supposed to be.
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Speaker 3: I told you the victim playing is pitiful. We're talking
20:44
Speaker 3: here about a man being paid millions every year to
20:47
Speaker 3: underpform many things he is entitled to job security. Let's
20:51
Speaker 3: listen to how much sympathy Joe Biden had for coal miners,
20:56
Speaker 3: ordinary workers who lost their jobs.
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Speaker 14: Anybody you can go down three hundred to three thousand
21:02
Speaker 14: feet in the mind.
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Speaker 1: Sure, and how can learn how to.
21:04
Speaker 2: Program as well?
21:05
Speaker 1: Give me a break.
21:07
Speaker 13: Anybody who can throw call into a furnace can learn
21:11
Speaker 13: how to program.
21:11
Speaker 3: For guide's see so much sympathy, so much care. And
21:15
Speaker 3: we didn't hear much sympathy from Joe Biden or Jimmy
21:18
Speaker 3: Kimmel when scores of workers were being sacked for not
21:21
Speaker 3: taking the COVID shot. You think we forgot this.
21:25
Speaker 15: Chicago, Los Angeles, right here in Baltimore are refusing to
21:28
Speaker 15: comply with city vaccine mandates. I'm wondering where you stand
21:33
Speaker 15: on that. Should police officers, emergency responders be mandated to
21:37
Speaker 15: get vaccines and if not, should they be stay at
21:40
Speaker 15: home or let go?
21:42
Speaker 14: Yes?
21:42
Speaker 3: And yes, of course the deplorable CNN audience clapped for that.
21:49
Speaker 3: We're talking about first responders. They're losing their jobs. But
21:53
Speaker 3: the Democrats, including Jimmy Kimmel, didn't want them just to
21:56
Speaker 3: lose their jobs. They want them deprived of vital medical care.
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Speaker 13: Doctor Fauci said that if hospitals get any more over crowded,
22:04
Speaker 13: they're going to have to make some very tough choices
22:07
Speaker 13: about who gets an ICU bet out of that joy
22:09
Speaker 13: doesn't seem so tough to me. Vaccinated person having a
22:12
Speaker 13: heart attack, Yes, come right on and we'll take care
22:14
Speaker 13: of you. Unvaccinated guy who gobbled horse goo rest in peace.
22:18
Speaker 8: Wheezy, you're gosh.
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Speaker 3: He's awful, and yet he believes his deserving of sympathy.
22:24
Speaker 3: Sympathy he didn't show coal miners or first responders or
22:29
Speaker 3: Tucker Carlson when he lost his job.
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Speaker 1: Which means he was fired.
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Speaker 13: I mean, that's really what partying ways means.
22:35
Speaker 1: What a shock.
22:36
Speaker 13: I mean, what an absolutely delightful shock. This is Tucker
22:40
Speaker 13: can spend more time at home, tanning his testicles and
22:44
Speaker 13: touching himself to that sexy green M and M. Sadly,
22:47
Speaker 13: he's probably not done poisoning old people's brains. The question
22:50
Speaker 13: now is where will he do it next? Will he
22:52
Speaker 13: go to o An, Will he go to Newsmax? Will
22:54
Speaker 13: he crawl back up Satan's fiery be hole?
22:56
Speaker 1: From whence he came?
22:57
Speaker 13: We don't know one of the most despicable mother Tuckers
23:00
Speaker 13: ever to appear on American television.
23:03
Speaker 3: Still to come, the latest from the US, including zorn Man,
23:07
Speaker 3: Danny's performance on the View, and why the ADL is
23:11
Speaker 3: running scared. CJ Pearson is up next. Welcome back. Joining
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Speaker 3: me now is political advisor and commentator CJ. Pearson. CJ,
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Speaker 3: Let's start with a big story. The ADL, the Anti
23:36
Speaker 3: Defamation League, which once actually stood for something but has
23:40
Speaker 3: long been now a hard left activist outfit that attacks
23:44
Speaker 3: conservatives well. Overnight, the ADL removed over eight thousand pages
23:49
Speaker 3: of so called extremism research from its site, including its
23:54
Speaker 3: glossary of extremism. CJ. This glossary contained over eight thousand
24:00
Speaker 3: entries that supposedly gave background information on groups and harmful ideologies.
24:07
Speaker 3: What does this development mean? Can we expect to see
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Speaker 3: the IDEL return to its core task?
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Speaker 16: You know, I think they're too for gone, really, to
24:15
Speaker 16: be quite honest with you. I don't think they did
24:17
Speaker 16: this out of any regret for what they previously have
24:20
Speaker 16: said about conservatives or those in the right.
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Speaker 1: They did it because they're scared of accountability.
24:24
Speaker 16: I know a lot of the things that they said
24:25
Speaker 16: about Turning Point USA, and a lot of things they
24:27
Speaker 16: said about Charlie Kirk were used as motivation for Tyler
24:31
Speaker 16: Robinson to commit the act that he did. They called
24:33
Speaker 16: us fascists, they called us white supremacists. These are words
24:37
Speaker 16: of clear incitement and violence. And now you have Gavin
24:39
Speaker 16: Newsom's official press account doing the same. Like, it's absolutely
24:43
Speaker 16: clear that these folks are trying to put a target
24:45
Speaker 16: on the backs of conservatives all across this country and
24:48
Speaker 16: it should be rightfully condemned. And they shouldn't be just
24:50
Speaker 16: removing these pages in the dead of the night. They
24:53
Speaker 16: need to apologize publicly and loudly.
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Speaker 3: You know what. I hope they sued into oblivion. No, Noah,
25:02
Speaker 3: Elon Musk is looking at the idel very carefully because
25:06
Speaker 3: you mentioned Turning Point USA and Charlie Kirk. Yes, these
25:09
Speaker 3: smear merchants went after Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA
25:14
Speaker 3: instead of a group like Antifa. I mean, how do
25:18
Speaker 3: you explain that, CJ.
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Speaker 1: You know, they're corrupted by the woke mind virus.
25:23
Speaker 16: They thought a man who stood for free speech and
25:25
Speaker 16: the free and fair exchange of ideas was more dangerous
25:27
Speaker 16: than people who wear masks in the streets, all black
25:30
Speaker 16: and beat up people who dare to disagree with them.
25:32
Speaker 16: It goes to show the priorities of their left wing
25:35
Speaker 16: radical organization. But thank god, we have a president who
25:38
Speaker 16: is now committed to going after these radical left wing
25:41
Speaker 16: terrorist networks all across the country, and not just the
25:43
Speaker 16: organizations themselves, but the people that are funding it.
25:46
Speaker 1: And we know the dead cat that's at the end
25:48
Speaker 1: of that line.
25:49
Speaker 16: And I think that we've got to do everything that
25:50
Speaker 16: we can to hold those people account for the violence
25:52
Speaker 16: of rod all across this country.
25:56
Speaker 3: Now earlier today, the modern communist post boys or on man,
26:01
Speaker 3: Danny the globalized into farda dude who is the front
26:04
Speaker 3: runner to be the next mayor of New York. He
26:07
Speaker 3: sat down with the ladies of the view that gushing
26:11
Speaker 3: was vomit introducing CJ Sonny Austin was beside herself joy.
26:16
Speaker 3: Baja was exhibiting some rare joy. You think they were
26:21
Speaker 3: interviewing some sort of heartthrop some pop star. Just look
26:25
Speaker 3: at how he was introduced.
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Speaker 17: Dan has been a political lightning lode since pulling off
26:32
Speaker 17: a stunning victory in the New York City mayoral primary,
26:36
Speaker 17: winning the Democratic nomination with more votes than any candidate in.
26:39
Speaker 18: The city's history.
26:41
Speaker 17: His grassroots campaign and social progressive message is resonating beyond
26:49
Speaker 17: the borders of New York and even has you know,
26:52
Speaker 17: the White House.
26:52
Speaker 1: Calling him out.
26:54
Speaker 17: So please welcome New York State assemblymen and Democratic mayoral
26:58
Speaker 17: candidate Zora.
27:00
Speaker 14: I'm mom, Donnie.
27:22
Speaker 17: Oh wow, we got an hour of the show, So
27:26
Speaker 17: y'all gonna have to calm down so a.
27:27
Speaker 8: Week and talk about.
27:31
Speaker 3: Give me a break. It started badly and it only
27:34
Speaker 3: got worse.
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Speaker 5: C J.
27:35
Speaker 3: What did you make of the interview? It was the
27:37
Speaker 3: same rehearse lines, the same incoherent words, salads and empty platitudes.
27:45
Speaker 1: You know, you're exactly right.
27:46
Speaker 16: You know, my grandmother is actually the age of many
27:48
Speaker 16: of the folks on the View, and I've only seen
27:50
Speaker 16: her get excited that excited about George Clooney's I don't
27:53
Speaker 16: really understand where that's coming from. But what I'll tell
27:55
Speaker 16: you is that the women of the View, they hate America,
27:57
Speaker 16: So Ramondanni, he hates America, so I can set a
28:00
Speaker 16: lot to bond about during that segment of their failing show,
28:04
Speaker 16: And so I'm not surprised that they're big fans of him.
28:06
Speaker 16: What they won't be big fans of is when he
28:08
Speaker 16: defunds the police and they get mugged in the streets
28:10
Speaker 16: of that city. They won't be excited when he goes
28:13
Speaker 16: after their hard earned dollars if you let them tell
28:16
Speaker 16: it that they make from hosting the view, the million
28:19
Speaker 16: dollars that they make. But the thing about that, though,
28:21
Speaker 16: is like probably most of them don't even live in
28:23
Speaker 16: New York.
28:23
Speaker 1: They probably live in New Jersey.
28:24
Speaker 16: They probably come down to tape the show, so they'll
28:27
Speaker 16: be probably you know, inoculated from a lot of the
28:29
Speaker 16: most harmful effects that his reign over the city of
28:31
Speaker 16: New York are going to have. But for those that
28:33
Speaker 16: do live in New York, they're going to feel the
28:35
Speaker 16: brunt of it. They're going to feel the pain. And
28:36
Speaker 16: if any of them do live in New York, I
28:38
Speaker 16: hope they're ready.
28:41
Speaker 3: I had to look at some of his speeches over
28:45
Speaker 3: the last few years, and this guy is at there.
28:48
Speaker 3: I mean, we call him a radical, but that really
28:51
Speaker 3: doesn't give him full credit for just how that poop
28:55
Speaker 3: crazy he is. I mean, he wants to empty the prisons.
28:58
Speaker 3: He's spoken about you know, a violent crime almost being
29:02
Speaker 3: some sort of social construct. I mean, the whole thing,
29:06
Speaker 3: the whole platform is crazy, but he's certainly also clever.
29:12
Speaker 3: You've got to say, let's have a look at this
29:14
Speaker 3: footage of him protesting with Starbucks barristers, decrying the disparity
29:19
Speaker 3: between their incomes and that of the company ceo.
29:25
Speaker 19: We are talking about a CEO of a company who
29:28
Speaker 19: made ninety six million dollars just last year, ninety six
29:34
Speaker 19: million dollars, which is six six hundred and sixty six
29:37
Speaker 19: times the median Starbucks worker salaries.
29:40
Speaker 1: My message to Starbucks managed.
29:43
Speaker 19: Is that I stand here today to practice with these workers,
29:47
Speaker 19: and if you force these workers to go on strike,
29:50
Speaker 19: then I will be there with them on that strike
29:52
Speaker 19: as well.
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Speaker 3: CJ. There's a reason why it's so popular. It's not
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Speaker 3: just the radical social policies and the promise of free staff,
30:04
Speaker 3: though that is certainly very popular in a blue city
30:08
Speaker 3: like New York. But he also speaks to the disillusioned
30:12
Speaker 3: young people who don't know how they ever going to
30:15
Speaker 3: afford a home or even be able to support themselves.
30:20
Speaker 1: You know, you're exactly right, and I think a point.
30:22
Speaker 16: You know, conservatives have to acknowledge the fact that the
30:24
Speaker 16: reason that he won the Democrat primary was by responding
30:27
Speaker 16: to the anxiety that a lot of people have about
30:30
Speaker 16: affordability in this country, especially in a city like New
30:32
Speaker 16: York City. What I would advise those people, though, and
30:36
Speaker 16: a lot of the young people that are backing him
30:38
Speaker 16: as tour real is that socialism will not solve that problem.
30:42
Speaker 16: Damn your Communism will not be a remedy to their
30:44
Speaker 16: issues or their plate. The only way that we will
30:46
Speaker 16: actually address those issues is by doing all that we
30:49
Speaker 16: can to you know, enable the free market, to allow
30:53
Speaker 16: you know, folks to get.
30:54
Speaker 1: A hand up and not a handout.
30:55
Speaker 16: And so I think that he is speaking to something
30:57
Speaker 16: that's obviously on the minds of many young and mayors
31:00
Speaker 16: against who live in New York City. That's why he's
31:02
Speaker 16: experienced a support that he's seen. But I think it's
31:04
Speaker 16: a cold action for Republicans. We have to have our
31:06
Speaker 16: own agenda when it comes to this crisis of affordability.
31:09
Speaker 16: You know, President Trump is obviously doing a lot of
31:10
Speaker 16: brief things on that front, helping bring down the cost
31:13
Speaker 16: of everyday consumer goods and all those things, but there's
31:16
Speaker 16: more work to be done. And I think we got
31:17
Speaker 16: a lead on this issue and not play follow the
31:20
Speaker 16: leader in this regard, that leader being Zeramumdani, which he's
31:23
Speaker 16: the antithesis of what a leader as us, there's no
31:25
Speaker 16: reason we should be following his lead.
31:29
Speaker 3: Now let's check in on Pope Leo. Let's have a
31:33
Speaker 3: look at this footage of him blessing a block of
31:37
Speaker 3: ice at a Vatican climate change event. I mean, really,
31:42
Speaker 3: we have Christians under attack from the US to Africa,
31:46
Speaker 3: to the Middle East, and this is what the Pope
31:49
Speaker 3: is doing. Cija. He also attacked climate skeptics and said
31:55
Speaker 3: that we have to listen to the cry of the earth.
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Speaker 16: You know, I'm not a Catholic, so I'm going to
32:02
Speaker 16: leave it to my Catholic brothers and sisters to hold
32:04
Speaker 16: their own into account. But what I will say is
32:06
Speaker 16: you would think, as you rightfully pointed out, that there
32:08
Speaker 16: would be bigger priorities for the Pope. Right you know,
32:11
Speaker 16: you have Christians being masterred all across the world.
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Speaker 1: Where is his speech on that? Where is his remarks
32:16
Speaker 1: on that? Today?
32:17
Speaker 16: I you know saw you know a statement he made
32:19
Speaker 16: about the treatment of illegal aliens in America.
32:22
Speaker 1: You know, illegals are being.
32:23
Speaker 16: Deported and send back to the country from which they came,
32:25
Speaker 16: they broke our laws. We treat them like criminals, just
32:28
Speaker 16: like we would treat a criminal who was an American
32:30
Speaker 16: in this country. There's no reason that we should hold
32:33
Speaker 16: to a higher standard to have better treatment or quality
32:36
Speaker 16: to a llegal aliens who have no respect for the
32:38
Speaker 16: rule of law or law and order in this country.
32:40
Speaker 16: And so I think the pope should stick to religion.
32:42
Speaker 16: I think you should stick to, you know, teaching, you know,
32:45
Speaker 16: the Bible's good word. And I think you should leave
32:47
Speaker 16: the political statements to well the politicians.
32:51
Speaker 3: Now to an exclusive from Fox News which is unearthed
32:55
Speaker 3: note cards from the Biden era showing the administration detail
33:00
Speaker 3: the names and photos of high profile Democrats, even Hillary
33:04
Speaker 3: Clinton for President Biden to help him during live events CJ.
33:10
Speaker 3: These cards also included journalist questions to Biden during a
33:15
Speaker 3: press conference, so these questions were submitted beforehand. The media,
33:20
Speaker 3: you have to think was complicit in this charade.
33:25
Speaker 1: Oh, you're exactly right.
33:26
Speaker 16: There were just another arm of the DNC, and to
33:29
Speaker 16: go even further than that. Honestly, when I saw these
33:31
Speaker 16: note cards in this exclusive story from Fox News, I
33:33
Speaker 16: was a little surprised because Joe Biden himself wasn't included.
33:36
Speaker 16: I would assume that he would have had to be reminded, Joe,
33:39
Speaker 16: you are the president, Joe, you live, you actually are
33:42
Speaker 16: running this meeting. And so I guess I didn't give
33:45
Speaker 16: him enough credit for reminding himself for remembering himself being
33:50
Speaker 16: the leader of the free world. So I guess you
33:52
Speaker 16: know credit where it's due in that regard.
33:56
Speaker 3: Now, see, I tell me about the government shutdown, the
33:59
Speaker 3: s Schumer's shutdown as it's being called, what's likely to
34:04
Speaker 3: be the circuit breaker? And how concerned is the administration
34:08
Speaker 3: about this shutdown? President Trump seems to be rather relaxed
34:12
Speaker 3: about it. Here is look at these images of him
34:15
Speaker 3: negotiating in the Oval offers and he's got these Trump
34:18
Speaker 3: twenty eight caps prominently positioned, just trolling the Democrats. How
34:25
Speaker 3: do you see this ending?
34:27
Speaker 16: You know, I think the White House has relaxed because
34:29
Speaker 16: I think we know that the American people realize that
34:32
Speaker 16: this is a Schumer shutdown. The Democrats own this shutdown.
34:35
Speaker 16: They are choosing to prioritize free healthcare for legal aliens
34:39
Speaker 16: in this country over the paychecks of you know, US
34:42
Speaker 16: army soldiers, of our American service members.
34:44
Speaker 1: They're choosing to prioritize.
34:46
Speaker 16: That over the actual goods and services that the American
34:49
Speaker 16: people pay with their taxpayer dollars, and so this is
34:53
Speaker 16: a losing issue for them. You know, at the end
34:54
Speaker 16: of the day, if modern Democrats came over in the
34:57
Speaker 16: Senate and agreed to a clean extension of this budget,
35:01
Speaker 16: what we would see is the government would immediately reopen.
35:03
Speaker 16: But what would have to happen is that Schumer would
35:05
Speaker 16: have to grow a spot. He would actually have to
35:08
Speaker 16: grow some kahonas, and he would have to actually, as
35:10
Speaker 16: jade Van said in a press conference today, not allow
35:13
Speaker 16: AOC to drag him to the far left of his party.
35:17
Speaker 16: And so until that happens, until he shows some courage,
35:20
Speaker 16: the government will remain shut down, and I think the
35:21
Speaker 16: American people will continue to distrust the Democrats party ability
35:25
Speaker 16: to lead c jay.
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Speaker 3: It is being called the Schumer shutdown, and I don't
35:30
Speaker 3: think Chuck likes that at all.
35:33
Speaker 18: Every Republican who's gone on TV the last twelve hours
35:36
Speaker 18: or so has called this the Schumer shutdown. What do
35:40
Speaker 18: you say about that name, Senator of Schumer?
35:48
Speaker 20: Can you hear me?
35:49
Speaker 18: I can't hear Senator of Schumer can you hear me?
35:54
Speaker 18: I don't think Senator of Schumer can hear me right now.
35:57
Speaker 18: Maybe the government shutdown included audio on Capitol Hill.
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Speaker 3: I suspect perhaps he could hear just in one answer
36:03
Speaker 3: the question, CJ. Before you go. The Wall Street Journal
36:07
Speaker 3: has a follow up on the American Eagle Sydney Sweeney controversy.
36:12
Speaker 3: It turns out the CEO of the company was behind
36:16
Speaker 3: the campaign. He oversaw it and he knew would be controversial.
36:20
Speaker 3: Wall Street Journal reports. Some marketing pundits predicted that the
36:24
Speaker 3: culture war uproar would drain American Eagle sales and dent
36:28
Speaker 3: its reputation, as similar controversies had for companies like Cracker, Barrel, Target,
36:33
Speaker 3: and Anhei as a Bush. That would be the bud
36:37
Speaker 3: Light controversy. Instead, American Eagle sales improved after the Sweeney
36:43
Speaker 3: campaign began, and sales growth turned positive in August. CJ.
36:48
Speaker 3: I can tell you why it wasn't like the other
36:51
Speaker 3: examples they involved companies going woken broke. There was no
36:55
Speaker 3: wokeness in this campaign. It was very much mainstream.
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Speaker 16: You know, you're exactly right, and Rita, are you telling
37:02
Speaker 16: me that a hot model can sell genes?
37:05
Speaker 1: You know, what a crazy concept to.
37:06
Speaker 16: Think about, especially you know when we look back, you know,
37:09
Speaker 16: to a point of time just a few years ago,
37:11
Speaker 16: in the Biden years where you had, you know, all
37:13
Speaker 16: these like obese models and all these things they were
37:16
Speaker 16: trying to make these woke points, and the people weren't
37:19
Speaker 16: buying it. Look at what happened to bud Light and
37:21
Speaker 16: all these other once you know, beloved American brands. And
37:25
Speaker 16: so thank God for a CEO and American eagle that
37:27
Speaker 16: stood up for what he believed in, didn't you know,
37:30
Speaker 16: color in the face of all the pressure.
37:31
Speaker 1: And it goes to show that while the left can.
37:34
Speaker 16: Get loud and they can get very very raucous, they
37:36
Speaker 16: are the minority in this country today. And uh and
37:40
Speaker 16: I think he was rewarded for his courage in the situation.
37:44
Speaker 3: I think corporates are going to increasingly realize that the
37:48
Speaker 3: hard left, they are loud, but they are small, and finally,
37:53
Speaker 3: perhaps that could cater their marketing to the main stream,
37:58
Speaker 3: which they've ignored really in recent years.
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Speaker 17: C J.
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Speaker 3: Pearson, thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 1: Thank you.
38:04
Speaker 3: Rita still to come. The footage that has Nicole Kidman's
38:08
Speaker 3: fans seeing red Kinsiscofield has the details. Welcome back. Joining
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Speaker 3: me now is celebrity and royal commentator kinsisco Field. Kinsey,
38:28
Speaker 3: Let's start with the Keith Urban Nicole Kidman split, and
38:33
Speaker 3: footage has surfaced of a concert where Keith Urban performed
38:38
Speaker 3: just a few days before the split was announced, where
38:41
Speaker 3: he changed the lyrics to a song he had written
38:44
Speaker 3: for Nicole and instead referenced his guitarist, a twenty five
38:49
Speaker 3: year old woman called Maggie bao And who was on
38:53
Speaker 3: stage with him. Have a listen, Kinsey. This comes as
39:06
Speaker 3: insiders close to the former couple will climb that Keith
39:10
Speaker 3: left Nicole Foy now the woman. How could he do
39:13
Speaker 3: this to and Nikole?
39:15
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I know I love this couple. I
39:18
Speaker 4: was devastated by this news, but you're right. Sources close
39:21
Speaker 4: to Nicole suggests that he's already moved on with another woman,
39:25
Speaker 4: a claim that she and her camp do not dispute.
39:29
Speaker 12: Keith has rented a new home in Nashville, and you.
39:32
Speaker 4: Saw his pr work quickly leaking the narrative that Nicole's
39:35
Speaker 4: work ethic, among other things, that this is a family show.
39:38
Speaker 4: We won't go there here where the problem? I mean
39:42
Speaker 4: when is she not working? And then someone with Team
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Speaker 4: Kidman swooped in and said not so fast. There have
39:49
Speaker 4: been rumors of infidelity throughout his marriage, particularly around their wedding.
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Speaker 12: Plus he's a rock star. I mean, should we be
39:56
Speaker 12: so shocked?
39:59
Speaker 4: Well?
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Speaker 3: I think we should because he married a Nicole and
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Speaker 3: the least he can do is the forsake all others
40:06
Speaker 3: during the marriage. Now have a look at this interview
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Speaker 3: on Australian Radio. Observed the body language and Keith's tone
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Speaker 3: as soon as Nicole's name is.
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Speaker 20: Mentioned, speaking of your amazing love story with Nicole you
40:22
Speaker 20: met at Gooday, Australia.
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Speaker 3: Is that what it was called good Ala?
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Speaker 20: If you hadn't both been there that day, would your
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Speaker 20: path somewhere have inevitably crossed? Or maybe this incredible life.
40:35
Speaker 12: Story wouldn't have happened.
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Speaker 5: I think it.
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Speaker 20: Would you believer in fate or do you think it's
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Speaker 20: to Australians it would have happened?
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Speaker 19: No idea.
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Speaker 20: I just often think that if you weren't at that event,
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Speaker 20: maybe you don't have the same friendship group.
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Speaker 3: It may never have happened. He never knows.
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Speaker 8: It's the universe anyway.
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Speaker 3: Think so you'd like to think, so gosh, the interviewers
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Speaker 3: aren't to observe, there, are they, Kinsey. The mood shift
41:03
Speaker 3: was pretty clear.
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Speaker 4: He's been dodging questions about her for at least two months.
41:09
Speaker 4: I mean there was the also this incident where somebody
41:12
Speaker 4: asks about her love scenes and he abruptly ends the interview,
41:16
Speaker 4: and you could tell that he's angry.
41:18
Speaker 12: But that body language was extreme.
41:21
Speaker 4: I mean, he recoiled when they brought her up, and
41:24
Speaker 4: he could affect it a little bit better, like, well,
41:26
Speaker 4: I'm just lucky it happened.
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Speaker 12: Thanks good Da La, you know.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, but he I don't know. He seemed either
41:35
Speaker 3: too angry or too emotional to mask it. And that
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Speaker 3: mood shift was wow, that was in your face as
41:43
Speaker 3: soon as her name was mentioned. And in the end
41:46
Speaker 3: he said moving along and he wasn't going to engage
41:49
Speaker 3: any more conversation about Nicole. Now, let's talk about some
41:53
Speaker 3: fresh polling that has revealed that Princess Kate is no
41:56
Speaker 3: longer the most popular royal. That honor now belongs to
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Speaker 3: her husband, Prince William instead. Kinsey, I'm shocked by this.
42:05
Speaker 3: How reliable is this poll? My favorite royal remains unchanged?
42:11
Speaker 3: It's this little dude, Louis. He should be king. But
42:15
Speaker 3: how is Kate not the most popular royal. She's more
42:18
Speaker 3: beloved now than ever.
42:19
Speaker 12: I would have thought, well, let's just all be Team Wales.
42:24
Speaker 12: I mean, I'm not surprised by this.
42:25
Speaker 4: Support for Prince William and the States crosses political divides.
42:29
Speaker 4: Pulls from twenty twenty three. In early twenty twenty five,
42:32
Speaker 4: shore William is more popular with Americans than our most
42:35
Speaker 4: popular political figures, and a you go Paul from the
42:39
Speaker 4: Times of London conducted in early twenty twenty five indicated
42:42
Speaker 4: that Prince William is the most popular living royal in
42:45
Speaker 4: the US, with sixty three percent positive reaction.
42:49
Speaker 12: So we just love him. He's a handsome guy, he
42:53
Speaker 12: reminds us.
42:54
Speaker 4: I also think it helps that his brother is a
42:56
Speaker 4: terror right, we were just like, ugh, thank god, there's
42:59
Speaker 4: a good son.
43:02
Speaker 3: I think, yeah, it's just he's not Harry, so he's
43:05
Speaker 3: more beloved because of that. And he is the future king,
43:08
Speaker 3: so obviously that adds to his allure. Now let's talk
43:12
Speaker 3: about Rosie o'donald, the former co host of the View.
43:16
Speaker 3: She's fled America for Ireland, but she still obsesses endlessly
43:21
Speaker 3: about Donald Trump, and has now revealed that even her
43:23
Speaker 3: therapist is sick of her ranting about Trump. Kinsey, She's
43:29
Speaker 3: coming to Australia. I don't know what we've done to
43:31
Speaker 3: deserve this.
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Speaker 12: You're right.
43:34
Speaker 4: Rosie o'dnald is making what she calls her long awaited
43:36
Speaker 4: Australian debut with a one woman show titled Common Knowledge
43:40
Speaker 4: on October ninth.
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Speaker 12: It's common knowledge.
43:43
Speaker 4: That Australia requires a ten day quarantine for dogs, So
43:48
Speaker 4: I'm just hoping Rosie o'donald is vaccinated, microchipped and brought
43:51
Speaker 4: a sleeping.
43:52
Speaker 3: Back Kinsy that is very very made but also amusing.
43:59
Speaker 3: Sol It go now. Michelle o'baba has said that she
44:04
Speaker 3: just can't stand how her husband, Barack chooses food, revealing
44:10
Speaker 3: that she and her children find it very irritating. Let's
44:14
Speaker 3: have a listen. The way you're chewing makes me want
44:18
Speaker 3: to smack you upside.
44:24
Speaker 14: That would be really interesting.
44:25
Speaker 8: You could like.
44:26
Speaker 3: Open something up chewing annoying me some much. Look, I'm
44:30
Speaker 3: just shocked this podcast is still happening because no one's
44:34
Speaker 3: listening to it. But everything she seems to say about
44:37
Speaker 3: Barack and their marriage is negative. Kinsy what's going on.
44:43
Speaker 4: I know nothing is edifying about this podcast or the
44:46
Speaker 4: way she talks about her husband. And in London last week,
44:50
Speaker 4: Barack admitted to digging himself out of a hole with
44:53
Speaker 4: his wife following their time in the White House. He
44:55
Speaker 4: claimed now I'm about ground level and don't forget back.
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Speaker 12: In April, he told Hamilton College.
45:02
Speaker 4: That he was in a deep deficit with his wife
45:04
Speaker 4: and said he was trying to dig himself out by
45:07
Speaker 4: doing occasionally fun things. Maybe they need to see Rosie
45:10
Speaker 4: o'donald's therapist. We're tired of hearing about it though, like
45:14
Speaker 4: guys get it together.
45:16
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, yeah. Michelle seems to be using her podcast
45:20
Speaker 3: as just a big therapy session because we've heard about
45:23
Speaker 3: all her issues with Baraque. I wonder what he did
45:27
Speaker 3: to be in this deficit with her. That's actually got
45:29
Speaker 3: me half interested now. Jimmy Kimmel's ratings have dramatically nosedive
45:35
Speaker 3: since that return. There was obviously a bit of a
45:37
Speaker 3: curiosity factor with that return. He's now lost seventy three
45:41
Speaker 3: percent of his viewership in the coveted demographic of adults
45:46
Speaker 3: age twenty five to fifty four. Kinsey can't say I'm
45:51
Speaker 3: terribly shocked by this.
45:54
Speaker 4: Well, and he's still obsessed with Donald Trump. This week,
45:57
Speaker 4: he took to Instagram to share a behind the scene
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Speaker 4: picture from a teeping of his show, and he's joined
46:02
Speaker 4: by fellow Elite Note hosts Stephen Colbert and Seth Myers,
46:05
Speaker 4: and he captions.
46:06
Speaker 12: This post high Donald, I mean.
46:09
Speaker 4: Some commented on the image that it looked like an
46:12
Speaker 4: unemployment line.
46:13
Speaker 12: All I see is an advert a reptile dysfunction.
46:19
Speaker 3: Are there three blokes there who are supposed to be comics.
46:22
Speaker 3: We've got late night programs to provide laughs, and between
46:27
Speaker 3: the three of them, you'd be lucky to get a
46:29
Speaker 3: single laugh. And they've got teams of writers where they've
46:31
Speaker 3: become so obsessed with their political posturing that comedy has
46:35
Speaker 3: taken a back seat. Before you go, I'm going to
46:39
Speaker 3: ask you about Donald Trump's former advisor, Corey Lewandowski. He
46:43
Speaker 3: reckons that Ice will be present at the super Bowl
46:47
Speaker 3: this year, ready to detain any illegal immigrants who are
46:51
Speaker 3: going to the game. That's just a genius Movekins if
46:55
Speaker 3: it happens, particularly given some of the comments we've heard
46:58
Speaker 3: from the halftime I'm headliner bad Bunny. He's previously said
47:03
Speaker 3: he doesn't even want to perform in the US because
47:06
Speaker 3: ice agents may be at his concert.
47:09
Speaker 4: Yeah. So it was a twenty twenty five interview with
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Speaker 4: AD magazine. He said that there were many reasons why
47:14
Speaker 4: he didn't tour in the US, but one of them
47:16
Speaker 4: was fear like ice could be outside my concert.
47:19
Speaker 12: Well, congratulations, they will be now.
47:22
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, be careful what you wish for
47:24
Speaker 4: a bad Bunny Kardashian, because that's the only reason why
47:27
Speaker 4: I know of you, because you were with Kendall.
47:31
Speaker 3: He was with Kendall. I thought he was with Kylie.
47:34
Speaker 3: This is how little I know about him. It is
47:36
Speaker 3: such a bizarre choice for the NFL to be picking
47:40
Speaker 3: this character who the audience really most of them would
47:44
Speaker 3: have no idea who he is. He's highly political. He's
47:48
Speaker 3: made these ridiculous comments recently. In fact, he has said
47:51
Speaker 3: that he wasn't going to perform in mainland USA anymore,
47:55
Speaker 3: and now he's performing at the Super Bowl. Tell me
47:59
Speaker 3: about this choice. Is there a way that can reverse
48:03
Speaker 3: out of it? Because I've heard nothing but negative responses
48:07
Speaker 3: to it.
48:08
Speaker 4: I think sometimes the NFL likes these controversies because it
48:12
Speaker 4: generally I mean It's the same with Taylor Swift. Even
48:15
Speaker 4: though NFL fans are so sick and tired of seeing her,
48:18
Speaker 4: the NFL loves you know. I think they're under the
48:21
Speaker 4: impression that all press is good press, and so I
48:24
Speaker 4: don't think that they'll get rid of this guy, even
48:26
Speaker 4: though none of all of us are going to, you know,
48:28
Speaker 4: flip through the commercials and see what else is going
48:31
Speaker 4: on during the halftime show this time around, what happened
48:33
Speaker 4: to in Sync and Aerosmith, Okay and Britney Spears and Nelly,
48:37
Speaker 4: the good old days of halftime super Bowl shows.
48:42
Speaker 3: Absolutely the superstars, the household names, and when you're talking
48:46
Speaker 3: about the NFL audience, sporting audience. At the moment, country
48:50
Speaker 3: music is having such a golden run. I mean, why
48:53
Speaker 3: not have the biggest names from country music, Morgan Wallen
48:57
Speaker 3: and I think that would just absolute be a winner.
49:01
Speaker 3: But no, they've gone with bad Bunny, and I can
49:04
Speaker 3: almost guarantee we're going to have some political posturing, some
49:08
Speaker 3: sort of statement made about deportations or Donald Trump or
49:13
Speaker 3: something else that no one wants to hear. Kiinsischofield, thank
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Speaker 3: you so much for your time, and that's all the
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Speaker 3: time we have tonight. I'll see you tomorrow night at
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Speaker 3: nine pm for Lefty is Losing it Up. Next, it's Newsnight.