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The Rita Panahi Show | 20 January · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scorne Lives Austrolia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Paney Show. I'm
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Speaker 3: Danikiti Giorgio. Coming up tonight is Ossie Alaricanism Dead. Channel
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Speaker 3: nine forced to issue an apology after tennis star Novak
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Speaker 3: Djokovic boycott of the network over comments made by a reporter.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump holds a Make America Great Again victory rally
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Speaker 3: ahead of his inauguration. Adam B.
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Speaker 4: Coleman will join us.
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Speaker 3: Alex Stein is standing by to tell us about the
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Speaker 3: latest billionaires to kiss Donald Trump's ring, the Bombshell Vanity Fair,
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Speaker 3: revelations about Prince Harry and Meghan Kinsey. Schofield will tell
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Speaker 3: us all about it, and of course left He's losing it,
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Speaker 3: including self proclaimed feminists trying to figure out what is
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Speaker 3: a woman? What is a woman?
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Speaker 1: Well, they're going to have hormone replacements, I would say,
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Speaker 1: your hormones.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Deputy Executive director for the Institute
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Speaker 3: of Public Affairs, Daniel Wilde. Daniel, thank you so much
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Speaker 3: for joining me this evening. Let's start with the situation
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Speaker 3: in the Middle East, because we've seen now three female
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Speaker 3: hostages released as that cease fire.
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Speaker 4: Deal comes into force.
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Speaker 3: But even until the moment Hummas handed over the women,
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Speaker 3: they used it as a moment to torment them even further.
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Speaker 3: Have a look at this, Daniel. Israel has clearly had
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Speaker 3: no choice but to do a deal with the devil
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Speaker 3: here and as we've seen, muscles full barbarism is on
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Speaker 3: display again.
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Speaker 5: Well, that's exactly right.
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Speaker 6: I think this ceasefi ideal is to be welcomed and
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Speaker 6: hopefully it holds and develops into a broader and sustainable
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Speaker 6: peace in the region. But certainly since October seven, I
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Speaker 6: think it's just been gut wrenching to see what's been
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Speaker 6: happening on not only in the Middle East, of course,
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Speaker 6: but also on our streets here in Australia, whether it's
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Speaker 6: in our cities and the so called protests that we've
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Speaker 6: been seeing, or on our university campuses and the lack
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Speaker 6: of leadership we've really had on the domestic front from
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Speaker 6: our government and from law enforcement to deal with those issues.
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Speaker 6: And you know, of course Israel was attacked on October seven.
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Speaker 6: It has every right to defend itself and to respond
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Speaker 6: in a manner that it sees fit. It is our
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Speaker 6: most important democratic or the only democratic all that we
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Speaker 6: have in the Middle East. So look, let's hope that
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Speaker 6: this cease fire holds and develops into something much broader.
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Speaker 6: But as you rightly say, right up to the very
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Speaker 6: last minute, we're seeing this kind of behavior which just
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Speaker 6: demonstrates the vital need to make sure that our government
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Speaker 6: gets is right.
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Speaker 3: Well, I'm not sure if they are getting it right,
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Speaker 3: because we've seen Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister has really taken
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Speaker 3: the Attorney General Mark Dreyfus to task during his visit
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Speaker 3: over there to apparently.
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Speaker 4: Try and mend relations.
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Speaker 3: Sharon Haskell said she quote, I emphasized our deep concern
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Speaker 3: regarding the shocking rise in anti Semitism in Australia and
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Speaker 3: the clearly ineffectual response from the Australian government and state governments.
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Speaker 3: There is no doubt this has been caused in part
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Speaker 3: by the Australian government's ongoing campaign against Israel. I expressed
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Speaker 3: my expectation and hope that Australia's policy toward Israel will
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Speaker 3: return to reflecting our long standing relations based on shared
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Speaker 3: values and interest. Daniel, it's very clear by that that
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Speaker 3: despite Mark Dreyfus earlier saying he'd been warmly welcomed in Israel.
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Speaker 3: I just think the horse has bolted? Is it too little,
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Speaker 3: too late?
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Speaker 6: You're right, Yeah, the horse has bolted, and it goes back,
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Speaker 6: like I said a moment ago two to October seven,
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Speaker 6: and how the government failed really to respond and to
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Speaker 6: deal with the issues in Australia and the anti Semitism
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Speaker 6: that was rising very quickly since then, and it's created
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Speaker 6: a sort of permission structure within which this behavior has been.
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Speaker 5: Allowed to allowed to take place.
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Speaker 6: I would say I would caution any sort of foreign
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Speaker 6: overseas politician from intervening. If there's one thing Australians don't like,
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Speaker 6: it's to be sort of meddled in by foreign politicians,
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Speaker 6: regardless of what size you're on. So I would caution
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Speaker 6: against going too far down that line. But certainly the
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Speaker 6: sentiments that this Israeli politician has expressed are clearly, you know,
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Speaker 6: well within the bounds. So look, I think that the
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Speaker 6: government just needs to make sure that they respond in
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Speaker 6: a much more clear manner. And it's a bit of
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Speaker 6: smoky mirrors. I think what we're seeing in terms of
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Speaker 6: sending Marke drafis over there.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I completely agree with you.
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Speaker 3: Now let's talk about Chad On nine host Tony Jones,
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Speaker 3: who has issued a full apology to Novak Djokovic after
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Speaker 3: making these on air comments.
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Speaker 7: Have a look, Novak, He's overrated. Novaksa has the Novack
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Speaker 7: kicking out.
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Speaker 5: Oh, I'm glad they can't hear me now.
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Speaker 3: Those comments offended Novak Djokovic so much she decided to
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Speaker 3: boycott Channel nine and even refused a post post match
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Speaker 3: interview at the weekend.
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Speaker 5: Thank you very much for being here tonight.
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Speaker 8: I appreciate your presence and the support, and I'll see
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Speaker 8: you next run.
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Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
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Speaker 3: Now it's prompted this swift apology from Tony Jones.
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Speaker 7: The comments were made on the news on the Friday night,
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Speaker 7: which I considered to be banter. I considered it to
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Speaker 7: be humor, which is consistent with most things I do
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Speaker 7: at The Djokovic camp was not happy at all with
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Speaker 7: those comments.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 7: As such, I immediately contacted the Djokovic camp and issued
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Speaker 7: an apology to them.
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Speaker 1: So this is forty eight hours ago.
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Speaker 7: For any disrespect that Novak felt that I had caused,
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Speaker 7: as I stand here now, I stand by that apology.
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Speaker 3: To Novak Daniel, I don't understand personally what was so
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Speaker 3: offensive about those comments. To me, it was a bit
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Speaker 3: of banter or was a bit of a joke. What
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Speaker 3: do you think?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I take your point about the alaricanism that you
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Speaker 6: made earlier as well.
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Speaker 5: We we want to lose that.
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Speaker 6: But old chompers Tony Jones has copped a backhander from
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Speaker 6: Novak and he's very quickly back down on this. And look,
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Speaker 6: I think one thing that people like about Novak Djokovic
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Speaker 6: is he does speak up. Has become a bit of
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Speaker 6: a polarizing figure. But we saw during COVID and everything
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Speaker 6: that went along with that, he wasn't afraid to speak
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Speaker 6: up regardless of what you thought about his views, and
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Speaker 6: I think most people will respect that. So he's done
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Speaker 6: it again here, and I think he's well within his
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Speaker 6: rights too if he is offended or on behalf of
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Speaker 6: the relevant community to call for an apology.
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Speaker 5: Fair enough.
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Speaker 6: I sort of show your perspective, but I think there
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Speaker 6: was anything too offensive about what Tony Jones said. But
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Speaker 6: it just goes to show I think whenever you're on camera,
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Speaker 6: you've always got to be a little bit careful with
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Speaker 6: how you sort of handle these things.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, whenever you've got a microphone on, be very very
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Speaker 3: careful what you say. That's a lesson to be learned
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Speaker 3: for all of us. Now here we go again, Daniel,
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Speaker 3: because Australia's Classification Board is seeking cancel culture powers. Would
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Speaker 3: you believe to censor old movies, books and TV shows
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Speaker 3: in line with modern community attitudes. The federal government agency
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Speaker 3: wants to reclassify publications every ten years, saying it needs
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Speaker 3: new powers to reclassify archaic and out of step movies,
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Speaker 3: books and TV shows that no longer aligned with the
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Speaker 3: current guidelines or community standards.
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Speaker 5: Daniel.
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Speaker 4: I don't know about you, but.
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Speaker 3: I would like to know what these people believe are
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Speaker 3: actually in line with community standards.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.
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Speaker 6: There's a pattern of behavior from this government of censorship.
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Speaker 6: I think it's the most anti freedom of speech government
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Speaker 6: we've seen in peacetime era. We saw that with the
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Speaker 6: censorship throughout the Voice to Parliament debate. We've seen it
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Speaker 6: with their proposed misinformation laws, which are ultimately defeated, but
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Speaker 6: I suspect they'll bring it back if they get back
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Speaker 6: into government. So look, and also this is straight out
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Speaker 6: of the George or Well playbook trying to rewrite history.
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Speaker 6: It's important that things stand on their own accord and
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Speaker 6: people can judge whether they think it's right or wrong
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Speaker 6: or indifferent. If you're offended by it, then you turn
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Speaker 6: it off and don't watch it. Of course, community expectations
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Speaker 6: and behavior change over time, but it's not the job
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Speaker 6: of a current government to go back in time and
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Speaker 6: censor previous films or any kind of publication. You're literally
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Speaker 6: rewriting history, and that's got no place in a free society. So,
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Speaker 6: like I say, if you're offended by it, fair enough,
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Speaker 6: but don't watch it. But we can't have governments rewriting
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Speaker 6: history and engaging in that kind of censorship.
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Speaker 3: Correct, don't watch it. If you're perpetually outraged, if you're offended,
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Speaker 3: don't watch it. Why should the rest of us have
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Speaker 3: to suffer for the mind of you who are always
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Speaker 3: constantly got something to say. It really really annoys me
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Speaker 3: every single time. Now, look, let's turn to the US,
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Speaker 3: because Pennywong, as we know, is going to Donald Trump's inauguration,
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Speaker 3: is suddenly on some sort of immedia blitz of sorts,
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Speaker 3: saying all sorts of warm and friendly things about the
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Speaker 3: next US President. She told ABC Radio the other day
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Speaker 3: that it is a great honor to be invited to
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Speaker 3: the inauguration of Donald Trump and that she's confident she'll
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Speaker 3: be able to work with him. Now going to say,
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Speaker 3: it's quite the turnaround. Back in twenty twenty one, she said,
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Speaker 3: we've seen somebody a leader in recent times who was
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Speaker 3: prepared to trash alliances and partnerships for personal political interest
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Speaker 3: and his name was Donald Trump. Daniel, why the sudden
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Speaker 3: change of heart to rush and kiss the ring?
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Speaker 6: Well, yeah, I think that Senator Wong is a day
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Speaker 6: late and Dolla short.
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Speaker 5: You can't.
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Speaker 6: I mean, this is underscores the critical importance. You've got
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Speaker 6: to take your role as Foreign Affairs Minister or in
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Speaker 6: the shadow capacity of that very seriously. You don't know
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Speaker 6: what's going to happen in the future. America is the
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Speaker 6: single most consequential and powerful nation on Earth stop economically, culturally, militarily,
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Speaker 6: and we need to have adults in the room. I
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Speaker 6: think a lot on the left never understood Trump. They
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Speaker 6: never understood his appeal, They never understood why people would
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Speaker 6: vote for him, and they did not think he would
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Speaker 6: ever win in twenty sixteen, and they certainly didn't think
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Speaker 6: he would win again this year, or in the election
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Speaker 6: last year and going into the presidency this year. Because
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Speaker 6: they live in an echo chamber. They hadn't been watching
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Speaker 6: Sky News, if they hadn't been informed about it, they
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Speaker 6: would have seen, well, actually, Trump's got a very good
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Speaker 6: chance of winning. So I think it's underscores that this
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Speaker 6: government is not prepared for what is a dramatically changing
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Speaker 6: geopolitical circumstance which is being led now by Donald Trump.
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Speaker 3: Well, you've got Albow saying ones that he was scared
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Speaker 3: of him, You've got Kevin Rudd calling him the village idiot,
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Speaker 3: Penny saying this, and now all of a sudden that
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Speaker 3: they're all trying to be best mates. It's just it's
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Speaker 3: actually quite funny. Daniel Wild, nice to chat with you.
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Speaker 3: Thanks so much for joining me on the show this evening. Well,
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump has held a Make America Great Again victory
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Speaker 3: rally ahead of his inauguration, and have a look at
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Speaker 3: the size of those crowds and trying to get into
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Speaker 3: that rally before he's sworn in as number forty seven.
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Speaker 3: As you can see, the cold and the snow did
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Speaker 3: not bother them. Joining me now is founder of Wrong
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Speaker 3: Speak Publishing.
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Speaker 4: Adam B.
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Speaker 3: Coleman, Adam, good to see you, Thank you for joining me.
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Speaker 3: It was quite the turnout at this rally, and it
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Speaker 3: feels as though America is ready for this man to
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Speaker 3: be president.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and I would actually venture to say that it's
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Speaker 8: kind of a bipartisan ready.
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Speaker 6: Shit.
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Speaker 8: We're seeing people who are classically liberal, people who are
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Speaker 8: traditionally Democrat voters, prominent people as well who are willing
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Speaker 8: to give him a shot, but especially coming from his
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Speaker 8: voter base, there appears to be a huge amount of optimism.
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Speaker 8: And I do sense that, you know, I speak for
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Speaker 8: myself as a time Trump order. He seems more serious
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Speaker 8: than he did in twenty sixteen. I think he has
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Speaker 8: more experience. I think he seems very determined, and especially
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Speaker 8: when it comes to him almost losing his life, I
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Speaker 8: feel like he knows that he's here for a particular
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Speaker 8: purpose that he can't take it lately.
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Speaker 3: No, And it was interesting as well. On stage he
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Speaker 3: made a speech to the crowd and he spoke about
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Speaker 3: a brand new day. This is what he said.
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Speaker 9: Before even taking office, You're already seeing results that nobody
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Speaker 9: expected to see.
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Speaker 3: Everyone is calling.
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Speaker 5: It the I don't want to say this, it's too.
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Speaker 10: Braggadocia, but we'll say it anyway.
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Speaker 5: The Trump Effect. It's you. You're the effect, Adam.
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Speaker 3: Let's be honest. It is the Trump effect. It's a
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Speaker 3: Trump effect sweeping the world. And you could feel that
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Speaker 3: optimism coming through the crowd as he also hinted at
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Speaker 3: a reversal of the Biden legacy. What do you think
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Speaker 3: that we are going to see from this Donald Trump presidency.
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Speaker 8: Well, one, I think you're going to see more of
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Speaker 8: a legislative Donald Trump. I think one of his drawbacks
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Speaker 8: from his prior run was that he basically ruled by
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Speaker 8: the pen. He did too many executive orders, and I
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Speaker 8: know he's talked about, you know, on day one he's
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Speaker 8: going to write these executive orders, and every president does,
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Speaker 8: so it's not like he's an outlier. But the problem
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Speaker 8: was that you have to pass some legislation because if
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Speaker 8: you don't, the wins of happening is the next president
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Speaker 8: who comes in, if it's from the opposition party, they
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Speaker 8: undo everything that you did, just like with Joe Biden did. So,
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Speaker 8: now that he has basically all three branches, he can
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Speaker 8: have some meaningful legislation come through that can actually help
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Speaker 8: the American public.
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Speaker 3: And I've also going to say he's coming in with
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Speaker 3: quite a bang. Donald Trump, alongside his wife Milania, watched
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Speaker 3: on as fireworks lit up the sky from the Trump
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Speaker 3: National Golf Club in Virginia at the way Ken Have
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Speaker 3: a look at that, Adam. I just thought this was
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Speaker 3: just very symbolic new beginnings in with a bang. Don't
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Speaker 3: you think it just represents so much more about where
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Speaker 3: America is at at the moment.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, definitely, absolutely. I mean that's the word optimism just
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Speaker 8: keeps coming to mind. This is way more optimistic, way
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Speaker 8: less defeatus coming from Democrat voters. In the Democrat voter
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Speaker 8: base who is willing to give him a chance has increased.
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Speaker 8: So I think a lot of people are kind of
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Speaker 8: waiting to see to see what this version of Donald
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Speaker 8: Trump actually is. And to be honest with you, I'm
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Speaker 8: kind of surprised because he's very steady. You know, Trump
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Speaker 8: is Trump, but Trump actually seems a little bit different,
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Speaker 8: you know. Dare I say a little bit more mature
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Speaker 8: than he was years ago.
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Speaker 3: I completely agree. It's definitely a different Trump to the
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Speaker 3: one that it was before. But I think the world's
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Speaker 3: looking forward to seeing what he can do. Here. Now
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Speaker 3: here is a prime example of when the left just
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Speaker 3: don't quite understand that the world has in fact changed.
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Speaker 3: Because thousands have marched against Donald Trump in Washington, DC
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Speaker 3: ahead of the inauguration, and I've got to say, with
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Speaker 3: a complete lack of enthusiasm, this so called People's March
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Speaker 3: featured people dressed as characters from The Handmaid's Tale, and
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Speaker 3: others were carrying signs saying Rip Usa, Adam. These people
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Speaker 3: clearly believe what the Democrats told them, that Trump is
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Speaker 3: an evil monster who will destroy the United States. But
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Speaker 3: of course, just a week ago we saw Obama laughing
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Speaker 3: and joking with Trump. But the Democrats have had a
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Speaker 3: lot to answer for in the way that they played
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Speaker 3: on people's fears.
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Speaker 4: Would you agree.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely? I mean, it's not shocked that there's going to
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Speaker 8: be a histrionic march in DC, you know, and response
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Speaker 8: to him being elected. But at the end of the day,
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Speaker 8: I think what we're seeing, like you mentioned Barack Obama
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Speaker 8: sitting down with him, I think a lot of people
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Speaker 8: are realizing that the division is much more manufactured than
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Speaker 8: it was authentic. They are always going to be activists.
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Speaker 8: You know, activists have to have some sort of job, right,
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Speaker 8: But at the end of the day, I think the
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Speaker 8: American public feel more represented today than they did yesterday,
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Speaker 8: and so I think that we're moving past the point
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Speaker 8: of being fearmongered. I'm seeing a lot of Even where
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Speaker 8: I live at is you know, a blue area, I'm
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Speaker 8: seeing a lot more people who are open about yeah,
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Speaker 8: I voted for Trump. We're in Trump paraphernalia, which is
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Speaker 8: something I never saw, you know, six or so years ago.
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Speaker 8: So I think we're moving past the parties in politics
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Speaker 8: just a bit. And I think a lot of people
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Speaker 8: are realizing, especially coming from Democrat side, that it's a
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Speaker 8: failing strategy to go all in on identity politics and
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Speaker 8: claiming he's a racist and all this other stuff. At
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Speaker 8: some point it just falls flat.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's absolutely falling flat, very very quickly.
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Speaker 4: The man is is going to be president.
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Speaker 3: It is what it is. Now, let's talk about the
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Speaker 3: guest list for the inauguration, Adam, who can we expect
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Speaker 3: to see and not to see?
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Speaker 8: I mean, you can expect to see Barack Obama. I
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Speaker 8: believe Hillary Clinton is going to be there Elon Musk,
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Speaker 8: But the one Actually that doesn't surprise me, but I
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Speaker 8: think it's very interesting and just shows the progress that
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Speaker 8: we've been making. Is Jeff Bezos. Jeff Bezos is going
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Speaker 8: to be there, and he's expressed interest in working with
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Speaker 8: Donald Trump. Mark Zuckerberg will also be there. He's expressed
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Speaker 8: interest in working with the Trump administration. So I think
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Speaker 8: we're at a new day and just by the people
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Speaker 8: who are willing to show up and be present. Obviously
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Speaker 8: Nancy Pelosi is not going to be there, you know,
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Speaker 8: which doesn't shock me. But I think a lot of
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Speaker 8: names from the Democrat side, from the Republican side, and
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Speaker 8: basically people who are relatively in the middle, they're willing
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Speaker 8: to give him a this time around, more so than
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Speaker 8: last time, and they're going to show face.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's going to be really interesting. But I do
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Speaker 3: agree it's fascinating that all these billionaires are suddenly coming
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Speaker 3: out for Donald Trump, having.
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Speaker 4: Previously criticized him.
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Speaker 3: But I think that they realized that the tide has
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Speaker 3: indeed turned.
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Speaker 4: So it's an interesting point now. Look in the dying.
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Speaker 3: Days of his presidency, Joe Biden's approval rating has plummeted.
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Speaker 3: Even cn EN, the Liberal Network, has described his ratings
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Speaker 3: as historically awful.
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Speaker 11: Have a look a good or great president at the
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Speaker 11: end of their terms. Well, Barack Obama fifty two percent
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Speaker 11: of Americans thought he was a good or great president
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Speaker 11: at the end of his presidency.
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Speaker 5: Twenty seventeen.
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Speaker 11: Donald Trump very much behind Barack Obama thirty six percent.
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Speaker 5: But look at how low Joe Biden is.
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Speaker 11: My goodness, gracious, you can't really get lower than twenty
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Speaker 11: five percent.
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Speaker 3: Oh, adam, no surprises, It's bad. What legacy does Joe
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Speaker 3: Biden leave behind?
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Speaker 8: Mind, you know, unfortunately, a terrible legacy that didn't need
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Speaker 8: to happen. I mean, Joe Biden ended up in this
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Speaker 8: position because it was manufactured interest. It was the Democrat
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Speaker 8: establishment propped him out of basically retirement and said you
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Speaker 8: need to be the guy. When they ran him in
19:20
Speaker 8: the primaries, he won one primary, everybody dropped out, making
19:24
Speaker 8: it give the appearance that he's popular and people want him.
19:28
Speaker 8: And what did we end up with a guy you
19:31
Speaker 8: know who I'm somewhat empathetic or you know, he's aging,
19:35
Speaker 8: aging badly, and it didn't come to it had to
19:38
Speaker 8: come to a point where on a debate stage, everyone
19:41
Speaker 8: saw what we've been seeing from the very beginning. And
19:44
Speaker 8: I know I was a Democrat at the time. I
19:46
Speaker 8: saw it from the very beginning. You know, he was
19:48
Speaker 8: belligerent and arguing with people, he was forgetting things, and
19:52
Speaker 8: this was the man that they thought could lead this nation.
19:54
Speaker 8: So I think you reap what you saw, and that's
19:57
Speaker 8: why the Democrats got smash this time around.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely well, they should have gotten rid of him years ago,
20:05
Speaker 3: where we certainly know that now. Look, Vice President Kamala
20:08
Speaker 3: Harris is given unfortunately one last word salad play show
20:11
Speaker 3: us and our work is not done. And as you
20:14
Speaker 3: all know me, because we have spent long hours, long days,
20:18
Speaker 3: and months and years together, it is not my nature
20:20
Speaker 3: to go quietly into the night. So don't worry about that.
20:25
Speaker 3: Oh Jay Adam, it would actually be great if she
20:27
Speaker 3: could go quietly into the night to spare us from
20:30
Speaker 3: these words salads and nonsense.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, all I can say is if Californias vote for her,
20:38
Speaker 8: they deserve her. I mean, that's the least that they
20:44
Speaker 8: deserve if they believe that this woman is capable of leading. Basically,
20:51
Speaker 8: you know, a massive economy in California, with all the
20:54
Speaker 8: different problems that they're having, just now with you know, fires,
20:59
Speaker 8: dealing with all different types of economic issues that are
21:02
Speaker 8: there a massive budget. You know, if they think that
21:06
Speaker 8: she could be someone who could lead, whether she runs
21:09
Speaker 8: for governor or some other position, I mean they absolutely
21:12
Speaker 8: deserve her. It's one thing to send her to DC
21:14
Speaker 8: and have DC deal with her. It's another thing to
21:16
Speaker 8: lead a state. So I don't know what position she
21:20
Speaker 8: thinks she's going to run for and when book.
21:23
Speaker 5: Good luck to you.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, look all the very best at Carmala. We certainly
21:27
Speaker 3: won't miss you and farewell to that whole administration and
21:31
Speaker 3: cannot wait for January twenty almost time now, Adam B. Coleman,
21:36
Speaker 3: nice to catch up with you. Thank you very much
21:37
Speaker 3: for joining me on the show. This evening, we'll still
21:40
Speaker 3: to come. Lefties Losing It plus everyone's favorite Texan Alex Stein,
21:45
Speaker 3: will break down the left's reaction to Trump's upcoming inauguration.
21:58
Speaker 3: Now it's time for left is losing it, starting with
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Speaker 3: what apparently is the hardest question of our time to answer.
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Speaker 4: What is a woman?
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Speaker 3: So let's ask these self proclaimed feminists. I mean, surely
22:11
Speaker 3: they must know the answer, right, a woman is? It
22:16
Speaker 3: can be, they can be femin they can have a penis,
22:19
Speaker 3: they can have a vagina.
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Speaker 5: Then what is a woman?
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Speaker 8: Uh, well, they're gonna have hormone replacements, I would say,
22:25
Speaker 8: your hormones.
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Speaker 5: It probably won't make you a woman.
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Speaker 3: For the most part.
22:29
Speaker 5: You can be born a woman.
22:30
Speaker 3: But you know, what is a woman? A woman is
22:34
Speaker 3: a powerful strong like we are just we're all together
22:40
Speaker 3: for each other. What is a woman to you all?
22:44
Speaker 3: Someone that identifies as a woman.
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Speaker 5: What is a woman?
22:49
Speaker 3: Not the question what is a woman? A woman is
22:53
Speaker 3: anyone who identifies as a woman. Oh dear, only the
22:57
Speaker 3: left would protest women's rights That have a complete rainfat
23:00
Speaker 3: when asked what is a woman? It just never gets old,
23:03
Speaker 3: does it? Actually? I don't ever think it'll stop being
23:06
Speaker 3: hilarious Now to this insufferable lefty in her bizarre take
23:11
Speaker 3: on resistance.
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Speaker 12: Black healing is resistance, Indigenous healing is resistance. Trans healing
23:18
Speaker 12: is resistance. Have the audacity to heal yourself. When you
23:23
Speaker 12: heal yourself, you heal your lineage and your ancestors. Have
23:27
Speaker 12: the audacity to love yourself, because when you love yourself,
23:32
Speaker 12: it is a few to every oppressor that.
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Speaker 13: Would have you drown.
23:38
Speaker 12: In your self hatred.
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Speaker 3: How was a pause at the end. There good grave
23:44
Speaker 3: Now to the tiresome twits who still cannot seem to
23:47
Speaker 3: grasp that Donald Trump won the election. Thousands of marched
23:50
Speaker 3: against the incoming president in Washington, DC, and a warning.
23:55
Speaker 3: This next clip features lefties who well are exactly how
24:00
Speaker 3: you probably imagined.
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Speaker 14: I'm personally here because I had a mental breakdown after
24:06
Speaker 14: Donald Trump won.
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Speaker 1: It's devastation.
24:08
Speaker 14: It's absolute, complete devastation to people's mental, emotional, physical, and
24:14
Speaker 14: psychological health. People are dying as a result of Trump
24:19
Speaker 14: being elected. There are people dying by suicide because they
24:24
Speaker 14: don't want to live in a country where their rights
24:26
Speaker 14: are not respected. In them as people are not seen
24:29
Speaker 14: as people but rather than objects of that should be.
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Speaker 1: Eliminated.
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Speaker 3: And you can really pinpoint the exact moment they caught
24:39
Speaker 3: you when she realizes that she's actually got no idea
24:41
Speaker 3: what she's trying to say. But well, we'll give the
24:44
Speaker 3: other lefties a gosh, surely this ava's in the crowd
24:47
Speaker 3: with some common sense.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 1: It's a downward mental impact.
24:52
Speaker 5: It's not good.
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Speaker 2: My biggest worry right now, honestly, as a mother of
24:55
Speaker 2: a trans kid, I just I really worry about their
24:59
Speaker 2: rights like my sign says our own constitution only says
25:04
Speaker 2: all men are created equal, and I really wish that
25:07
Speaker 2: would change for the whole country.
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Speaker 3: Now, look, there's got to be other reasons, surely. I mean,
25:11
Speaker 3: the majority of the country voted not for the woke,
25:13
Speaker 3: but for important issues like cost of living.
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Speaker 13: Right, they literally broke down tears and several of my
25:19
Speaker 13: friends great as well.
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Speaker 1: It's it's scary.
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Speaker 13: I mean, a lot of my friends are nurses and
25:24
Speaker 13: we are scared for a future. It's I think that
25:28
Speaker 13: the people that are in support of it are probably
25:31
Speaker 13: in supportive it.
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Speaker 3: For the wrong reason.
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Speaker 13: They weren't cheaper eggs and gas and milk.
25:36
Speaker 3: They're cheaper groceries that no biggie cost of living? Who cares?
25:41
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm sure all of the American Trump voters
25:44
Speaker 3: will take advice from someone dressed in a handmade tails
25:47
Speaker 3: uniform and at a mask. There was a cute touch
25:49
Speaker 3: that mask. Really really love it. But now we are
25:52
Speaker 3: really heading into Bonker's territory with this next lefty.
25:57
Speaker 5: Legal immigration is a far what do you call it?
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Speaker 1: What do you call it?
26:01
Speaker 5: Undocumented? It's an imaginary line.
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Speaker 10: I dare you to cross the Canada, United States.
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Speaker 5: White man, How dare you? How dare you? That was
26:11
Speaker 5: kind of racist white man too?
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Speaker 1: But you know what, I'm just called me a privileged
26:15
Speaker 1: white man who.
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Speaker 9: Cannot be racist to white people because white people are
26:19
Speaker 9: the dominant race in this country.
26:21
Speaker 3: Full stop.
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Speaker 1: You're calling me privilege when you don't know anything about me.
26:25
Speaker 5: I could have grown up in sectional housing.
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Speaker 2: This this is privilege, a right, tell me this, tell
26:30
Speaker 2: me this, tell me this, tell me this.
26:31
Speaker 5: Here, tell me this privilege?
26:34
Speaker 3: Why are the left so self learning, riddled with guilt,
26:38
Speaker 3: absolutely tying themselves in lots of confusion? And even the
26:42
Speaker 3: white they broke Karens seem to confuse themselves as well.
26:47
Speaker 1: So what does that mean?
26:47
Speaker 15: White supremacy is terrorism?
26:50
Speaker 3: Have people been terrorized by white supremise?
26:53
Speaker 1: Do you notice that almost everyone here is white?
26:56
Speaker 5: White started it?
26:57
Speaker 16: White, gotta fix it?
26:58
Speaker 5: Okay, it's going to make sure.
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Speaker 3: I'm glad we clarified that.
27:02
Speaker 5: Good one.
27:02
Speaker 3: Thank you Now to peak lefty Don Lemon. You know
27:06
Speaker 3: the format CNN host, the one that was sacked. Well,
27:10
Speaker 3: he's back, posting a logical ransom hon a downward spiral,
27:14
Speaker 3: this time suggesting that moving Trump's inauguration indoors was not
27:18
Speaker 3: due to the colt.
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Speaker 9: I'm not sure it's the called I think maybe it's
27:23
Speaker 9: that you're a free of the crowd sizes and that
27:26
Speaker 9: hotels are still available, and then a lot of people
27:29
Speaker 9: as many people as you know showed up for you know, Barack.
27:32
Speaker 15: Obama or Joe Biden or whatever won't be showing up
27:35
Speaker 15: for your inauguration.
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Speaker 4: I think it's the crowd sizes.
27:38
Speaker 8: That number is more important than the temperature number.
27:41
Speaker 3: You keep telling yourself that, Donnie, if it helps you
27:44
Speaker 3: sleep better at night, all the best to you. Now
27:47
Speaker 3: to New York, where I'm sure the locals would hope
27:50
Speaker 3: for a crackdown on crime and violence and other issues.
27:54
Speaker 3: So how is it New York Governor Kathy Hochel spending
27:57
Speaker 3: hard earned taxpayer dollars. I mean, sure, it's on fixing
28:01
Speaker 3: things and improving the lives of those in the city right.
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Speaker 4: A minute after the.
28:09
Speaker 3: Fixed up?
28:14
Speaker 4: Now, how naive of me?
28:15
Speaker 3: No, it's going towards jazz hands and an audition for Broadway.
28:19
Speaker 3: Good to see. Now, what will the bitter banshees of
28:23
Speaker 3: the view do once Joe Biden?
28:25
Speaker 4: He's gone him already.
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Speaker 17: I miss him, the good person, you know, who spent
28:33
Speaker 17: the last fifty years caring about the country. This other
28:36
Speaker 17: one spent fifty years scamming everybody you know and trying
28:39
Speaker 17: to stay out of jail.
28:40
Speaker 3: You know what I'm talking about.
28:42
Speaker 1: You know, I really miss Biden.
28:43
Speaker 17: I feel like we were safe, Like I didn't have
28:45
Speaker 17: to worry was everything that blow up. I could live
28:48
Speaker 17: my life while he was there. Now every day I
28:50
Speaker 17: wake up and I wore, what is this guy going
28:51
Speaker 17: to do next?
28:52
Speaker 3: Poor Joy. She must be one of the only people
28:54
Speaker 3: who feel safe with this man, you know, a very safe, stable,
29:00
Speaker 3: coherent president of the United States. And it looks like
29:05
Speaker 3: the Trump effect is in full swing now. Snela taking
29:08
Speaker 3: on the lunatics over at MSNBC and I'm welcome to MSNBC.
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Speaker 18: I'm Rachel Meadow and Dad's you better hide your older,
29:18
Speaker 18: bookish lesbian daughters, because uh yeah, I'm back on TV
29:24
Speaker 18: tonight for our special inauguration weekend coverage. I'm joined by
29:28
Speaker 18: our panel of MSNBC hosts basically like the Avengers. For
29:33
Speaker 18: your aunt, It's Harvey Melbourne, Thanks, Rachel, Joy Reid, glad
29:39
Speaker 18: to be here, Stephanie.
29:40
Speaker 1: Rule, Hey Girlfriends, and.
29:43
Speaker 18: Finally Chris Hayes aka Woke.
29:46
Speaker 3: Sheldon OK dragged me Mama, joining me now for more
29:52
Speaker 3: lefties losing it content to his comedian and host of
29:55
Speaker 3: Primetime with Alex Stein on Blaze TV, Alex Stein himself, Quodness,
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Speaker 3: thank you for joining me. Look, let's start with this
30:03
Speaker 3: SNL MSNB say skit. I'm gonna give a lot of
30:06
Speaker 3: credit to SNL because of their sheer obsession with the
30:08
Speaker 3: Democrats during the election, but good to see them roasting
30:12
Speaker 3: the right people for once. What do you think?
30:15
Speaker 16: No, I love it, And I think they're actually realizing
30:18
Speaker 16: now that Donald Trump won, that half the country wants
30:21
Speaker 16: to make fun of all these weirdos that try to
30:24
Speaker 16: spread real misinformation. I mean, you just played the clip
30:26
Speaker 16: of Don Lemon saying that Donald Trump's not having his
30:30
Speaker 16: inauguration outside because of crowd size. Like they are the ones, MSNBC, CNN,
30:35
Speaker 16: they are the leaders in misinformation and disinformation. So I'm
30:38
Speaker 16: so happy that SNL is finally calling them out. This
30:41
Speaker 16: is It's just a beautiful thing to see happen, and
30:45
Speaker 16: I couldn't be happier at the moment.
30:47
Speaker 3: Oh, look, say it's about time MSNBC got what is
30:50
Speaker 3: coming to them because they are all at absolute disgrace
30:53
Speaker 3: on that network. Now, Alex, the ymcag it's in full swing,
30:58
Speaker 3: isn't it, ahead of Trump's and organ ration. Have a
31:01
Speaker 3: look at the flight going into Washington, d C. Pack
31:05
Speaker 3: full of fans. Have a look. I want to be
31:18
Speaker 3: on that flight, let me tell you. But this was
31:21
Speaker 3: a particularly iconic moment where the Village people joined Donald
31:24
Speaker 3: Trump on stage at a victory rally ahead of being
31:27
Speaker 3: sworn in.
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Speaker 5: It's fun to see.
31:38
Speaker 3: That iconic dance, Alex. We love to say it.
31:43
Speaker 16: Well, you know, Joe Biden could never do that. I mean,
31:45
Speaker 16: let's just be real. Joe Biden had to get on
31:47
Speaker 16: stage and dance for five seconds.
31:49
Speaker 5: He could not do it.
31:50
Speaker 16: Without a wheelchair or you know, Jill Biden basically moving
31:53
Speaker 16: his arms like a puppet.
31:54
Speaker 5: So this is a sight for sore eyes.
31:57
Speaker 16: I'm so happy to have Donald Trump back, and especially
32:00
Speaker 16: up in twenty twenty. Now our country can actually heal
32:03
Speaker 16: our country, and our prices can finally get back to
32:06
Speaker 16: a place where we can afford groceries, We're can afford
32:08
Speaker 16: to fill up our gas tank. So I think our
32:11
Speaker 16: country is really finally heading in the right direction. But
32:14
Speaker 16: Lord knows what's up, what's coming up on the horizon, though,
32:17
Speaker 16: you know there's going to be lots of crazy stuff
32:20
Speaker 16: that happens in DC to try to stop Donald Trump
32:22
Speaker 16: from having the most successful presidency that.
32:25
Speaker 8: He can have.
32:26
Speaker 3: Oh, look, there's no doubt, and I've got to save
32:28
Speaker 3: in the left already falling over themselves as this inauguration approaches.
32:33
Speaker 3: I'm going to show you this new report which says
32:35
Speaker 3: that some Americans are dreading Trump's return to office and
32:39
Speaker 3: experiencing increased anxiety. And they've been given eleven science backed
32:44
Speaker 3: activities to try and cope with their sense of our hopelessness.
32:48
Speaker 3: Would you believe that includes exercising, doing a creative activity,
32:52
Speaker 3: and my favorite group crying. In fact, I think we've
32:57
Speaker 3: got a snake peak. I don't know, Alex, I don't know.
33:20
Speaker 3: Is that going to help a bit of group crying?
33:22
Speaker 3: Throwing sticks around? Is that going to do it?
33:26
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's going to fix it.
33:27
Speaker 16: But I'm surprised that they haven't marketed a Donald Trump
33:29
Speaker 16: vaccine yet, and I think all of these women they
33:32
Speaker 16: would sign up and get it as soon as possible
33:34
Speaker 16: if they could get a vaccine and keep.
33:35
Speaker 5: Them safe from Donald Trump. So I don't know.
33:37
Speaker 16: I don't know why these women are so afraid of
33:39
Speaker 16: Donald Trump. I guess they're worried that they can't get
33:40
Speaker 16: an abortion. I really don't know what they're afraid of.
33:43
Speaker 16: You just saw that clip. They're afraid of the eggs
33:45
Speaker 16: being cheaper at the grocery store.
33:48
Speaker 5: It's ludicrous.
33:49
Speaker 3: Oh, they're just ridiculous. Honestly, they need to just get
33:52
Speaker 3: with the times. Move on, the world has changed. It's
33:55
Speaker 3: time to move forward. Let go, please, let go.
33:59
Speaker 4: Now.
33:59
Speaker 3: We were talking earlier about Joe Biden, and we know
34:02
Speaker 3: that the Democrats and the left wing media covered up
34:05
Speaker 3: his status as a.
34:06
Speaker 4: Potato for so many years.
34:08
Speaker 3: But now we learn that the president allegedly used teleprompters
34:12
Speaker 3: for small fundraisers hosted at private homes. The New York
34:16
Speaker 3: Times said that the presidents in a circle had mister
34:19
Speaker 3: Biden use a teleprompter for even small fundraisers in private homes,
34:23
Speaker 3: alarming donors who were asked to provide questions beforehand. Meanwhile,
34:28
Speaker 3: it's also been revealed that the president had no clue
34:30
Speaker 3: whether or not he signed a critical executive order to
34:33
Speaker 3: freeze new liquid natural gas export permits. He apparently had
34:38
Speaker 3: no idea and no clue what he actually signed. Alex
34:42
Speaker 3: and again, he's in a circle. Knew all of this,
34:45
Speaker 3: and they continued to allow him.
34:47
Speaker 4: To be the leader of the free world.
34:51
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, Danica, it's not funny.
34:53
Speaker 16: And if you look at some of the people that
34:54
Speaker 16: Joe Biden pardoned, he has no idea what he's doing,
34:57
Speaker 16: and that's been the case his whole entire presidency. Just
35:00
Speaker 16: put stuff in front of them. I don't know if
35:02
Speaker 16: they've rubber stamp it with this signature, I'm not sure,
35:04
Speaker 16: but I know that he does not know what he
35:06
Speaker 16: is authorizing and probably hasn't known for the majority of
35:09
Speaker 16: his presidency. So that's where we're at. We have a
35:11
Speaker 16: shadow president that is being puppeted by not just his wife,
35:15
Speaker 16: but by deep state actors that were not elected to
35:19
Speaker 16: be the president of the United States, but they are
35:21
Speaker 16: the ones that are actually calling the shots as if
35:23
Speaker 16: they were the president. So it's kind of scary, and
35:26
Speaker 16: I'm happy that Donald Trump is in there, a guy
35:28
Speaker 16: that is coherent, that knows what he's signing, knows what
35:30
Speaker 16: he's doing, knows who he's pardoning, and knows what's best
35:33
Speaker 16: for our country. So the times are changing fast and
35:36
Speaker 16: that's exactly what we need.
35:38
Speaker 3: Well, absolutely, you can't have the leader of the free
35:40
Speaker 3: world signing off on important documents but actually having no
35:44
Speaker 3: idea what they're signing. I mean, is this really where
35:47
Speaker 3: it got to? It's just worse than we could have
35:49
Speaker 3: ever and have anticipated. Now let's talk about TikTok. It
35:53
Speaker 3: said it was in the process of restoring operations over
35:56
Speaker 3: in the US after Donald Trump promised to issue an
35:59
Speaker 3: execut in order to extend TikTok operations on inauguration Day.
36:03
Speaker 4: This is what he said.
36:05
Speaker 3: As of today, TikTok is back.
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Speaker 10: He said, I'll approve, but let the United States of
36:15
Speaker 10: America own fifty percent of TikTok.
36:19
Speaker 1: I'm approving on behalf of Leonited Sate.
36:22
Speaker 3: So whether you like TikTok or.
36:23
Speaker 5: Not, we're going to make a lot of money.
36:25
Speaker 3: So Alex it was banned, but that lasted a whole
36:28
Speaker 3: of twenty four hours. Why do you think Donald Trump
36:31
Speaker 3: is saying, no, here we go reopen TikTok again.
36:36
Speaker 5: Because Donald Trump knows what the American people want.
36:38
Speaker 16: And you saw the videos of people freaking out now
36:42
Speaker 16: that their TikTok account is closed. I mean, this is
36:44
Speaker 16: a lot of people's jobs now with this new digital
36:46
Speaker 16: media era where you.
36:47
Speaker 5: Can just be an influencer.
36:49
Speaker 16: So Donald Trump realizes how important that people need to
36:52
Speaker 16: have TikTok and yes, they have our information, but every
36:54
Speaker 16: social media company has our information.
36:56
Speaker 5: So Donald Trump knows what he's doing.
36:58
Speaker 16: And this is the kind of sad thing is you
37:00
Speaker 16: don't see enough people giving credit to Donald Trump. They're
37:02
Speaker 16: trying to give credit to Joe Biden. As if Joe
37:05
Speaker 16: Biden even knows what TikTok is. He has no clue
37:08
Speaker 16: in the entire world what TikTok is, what it does.
37:11
Speaker 16: So you know, Donald Trump deserves credit for saving the
37:14
Speaker 16: app that's so important to so many Gen Z and
37:16
Speaker 16: young people in the world.
37:18
Speaker 3: I agree, it's it's funding livelihoods, it's made careers out
37:21
Speaker 3: of people. I completely agree with you. I'm not supportive
37:25
Speaker 3: of a band a full stop.
37:27
Speaker 4: So good on Donald Trump.
37:28
Speaker 3: Now, look, billionaires are falling over themselves to kiss the
37:31
Speaker 3: ring with Donald Trump, the latest being Microsoft co founder
37:35
Speaker 3: Bill Gates. This is what he said, have you.
37:37
Speaker 1: Met with Donald Trump since the election?
37:40
Speaker 13: Yeah?
37:40
Speaker 10: I had a chance to go have a long and
37:43
Speaker 10: actually quite intriguing dinner with him.
37:45
Speaker 1: What did you discuss what was intriguing?
37:48
Speaker 10: Well, we touched on a lot of things that it
37:49
Speaker 10: was over three hours. I felt like he was energized
37:55
Speaker 10: and you know, looking forward to helping the drive in.
38:00
Speaker 10: You know, I was. I was frankly impressed with how
38:03
Speaker 10: well he showed a lot of interest in the issues
38:06
Speaker 10: I brought up.
38:08
Speaker 3: Alex Bill Geets was a big Kamala Harris doughnut. What
38:12
Speaker 3: do you think has changed here with a lot of
38:14
Speaker 3: these billionaires.
38:17
Speaker 16: Well, when it comes to Bill Gates, he sees an
38:20
Speaker 16: RFK Junior has a great chance of being the HHS
38:24
Speaker 16: you knows director. So he's very scared that he might
38:27
Speaker 16: get exposed for maybe some of the vaccine practices that
38:29
Speaker 16: he did, not saying whether they're safe or not. But
38:31
Speaker 16: I guess he doesn't want to magnifying glass looking into
38:34
Speaker 16: some of his actions, not just in America but another country.
38:37
Speaker 16: So he's probably scared and he realizes that he needs
38:39
Speaker 16: a buddy up with Donald Trump. And Bill Gates is
38:41
Speaker 16: a smart guy. He's a great business man. I think
38:43
Speaker 16: that you know, he will do what's best for not
38:47
Speaker 16: just himself, but for his company, for everything that he's created.
38:51
Speaker 16: So he's going to be friends with Donald Trump. There's
38:52
Speaker 16: no point in making Donald Trump an enemy. That just
38:55
Speaker 16: would be the dumbest move. If I was a billionaire right.
38:58
Speaker 3: Now, good point, it would be a very very move. Now, Look,
39:01
Speaker 3: you can always count on Alexandria a Caasio Cortez to
39:04
Speaker 3: provide a daily dose of tragic and his She is
39:07
Speaker 3: on the verge of tears. Apparently climbing America is on
39:10
Speaker 3: the eve of fascism.
39:11
Speaker 19: We are on the eve of an authoritarian administration. This
39:17
Speaker 19: is what twenty first century fascism is starting to look like.
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Speaker 4: Oh, Alex, how predictable is this woman?
39:27
Speaker 13: Oh?
39:27
Speaker 5: I mean, you can see it from a mile away.
39:29
Speaker 16: Even if she wanted to say anything complementary of Donald Trump,
39:32
Speaker 16: she just couldn't.
39:33
Speaker 5: Her constituents win letter. So, you know, let's just be real.
39:36
Speaker 16: AOC is not that afraid of Donald Trump. She's from
39:40
Speaker 16: New York. Donald Trump is out of presence in New
39:42
Speaker 16: York for a long time, So you know, let's just
39:44
Speaker 16: be real. She probably has to do this to try
39:47
Speaker 16: to put on a front for all of her supporters.
39:49
Speaker 16: I think that she's actually excited that Donald Trump is
39:51
Speaker 16: in there.
39:51
Speaker 5: Because now she kind of has a villain to go after.
39:54
Speaker 16: When the country is failing under Joe Biden, she had
39:56
Speaker 16: to protect Joe Biden. Now that Donald Trump is in office,
39:59
Speaker 16: she can have an enemy.
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Speaker 5: And a target to go after it.
40:01
Speaker 16: So this actually helps not just AOC but also MSNBC, CNN.
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Speaker 16: They have a villain that they can finally talk about
40:09
Speaker 16: instead of trying to protect our president.
40:11
Speaker 5: That was just a puppet for the last four years.
40:13
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, it must have been exhausting for the last
40:14
Speaker 3: four years trying to protect a potato of sorts. Now,
40:19
Speaker 3: Donald Trump launched a new meme coin, sparking a buying
40:23
Speaker 3: frenzy that saw this token skyrocket over three hundred percent
40:27
Speaker 3: within hours. Buyers rushed to snap up this limited supply
40:31
Speaker 3: of Trump crypto currency. Alex g What a world we
40:35
Speaker 3: live in when the next president of the United States
40:37
Speaker 3: has launched his own crypto.
40:41
Speaker 16: Yeah, I'm sick that I missed out on it. They
40:43
Speaker 16: launched it in the middle of the night. Now all
40:45
Speaker 16: these people made millions of dollars and I'm just sitting
40:48
Speaker 16: over here, you know, broke as a joke. I wanted
40:51
Speaker 16: some of that Donald Trump coins. So I wish I
40:54
Speaker 16: would have known a lot of people got rich, and
40:56
Speaker 16: I think a lot of people are going to continue
40:57
Speaker 16: to get rich.
40:58
Speaker 5: But you look at Elon musk as the coin.
41:00
Speaker 16: You know, these people realize that, hey, this is a
41:03
Speaker 16: marketable thing, this is a profitable thing. So I wouldn't
41:06
Speaker 16: be surprised if Donald Trump doesn't come out with even
41:08
Speaker 16: more of these type of you know, crypto meme coins.
41:12
Speaker 3: I know, Alex, we both missed out. What on earth
41:14
Speaker 3: are we? What are we doing? We're way too behind
41:16
Speaker 3: the a ball. We should have been in there, Alex Stide.
41:19
Speaker 3: Always nice to catch up. Thank you very much for
41:21
Speaker 3: joining me on the show this evening, well still to come.
41:24
Speaker 3: Bombshell Vanity Fair revelations about Prince Harry and Meghan have
41:28
Speaker 3: shopped the Globe. Kinsey Schofield joins us next with the details.
41:41
Speaker 3: Joining me now is royal and celebrity commentator Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey,
41:45
Speaker 3: thank you so much for joining me. Let's start with
41:48
Speaker 3: Spencer Pratt, of course, the US reality TV star of
41:51
Speaker 3: Hill's fame. He's revealed he has made thousands of dollars
41:55
Speaker 3: in TikTok earnings after he and his wife Heidi Montag
41:59
Speaker 3: also of that same series lost their home in the
42:02
Speaker 3: LA wildfires. He said he made four thousand US dollars
42:05
Speaker 3: on TikTok last week, but on a TikTok live he
42:08
Speaker 3: made twenty thousand. Kinsey, look, I don't like this. It
42:13
Speaker 3: is sad that they lost their home, but these two
42:15
Speaker 3: have always been so obsessed with money and fame, in
42:18
Speaker 3: my opinion, and I feel like they are using this
42:21
Speaker 3: tragic incident to try and repromote themselves. What do you think?
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Speaker 1: But yeah, you're right.
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Speaker 15: They did lose everything and they have two small children,
42:30
Speaker 15: so my heart goes out to them there. I think
42:32
Speaker 15: that we have discovered a new career path for Spencer Pratt,
42:36
Speaker 15: and perhaps you know that is digital marketing, because the
42:41
Speaker 15: way that he's navigated this crisis has been unique. He
42:44
Speaker 15: has been asking for money, He's been asking people to
42:46
Speaker 15: listen to his wife's fifteen year old album and it
42:49
Speaker 15: actually reached number one. Additionally, Heidi and Spencer have alwish
42:54
Speaker 15: shown us who they really are. They aren't virtue signalers
42:57
Speaker 15: like Harry and Meghan. They're pretty authentic, and in a
43:00
Speaker 15: world full of Harry and Megan's, I appreciate that.
43:04
Speaker 3: Look fair enough I don't know. I've just always thought
43:06
Speaker 3: that they were out seeking fame, particularly Spencer Pratt. My
43:09
Speaker 3: heart goes out to them, you know, as I said that,
43:12
Speaker 3: you know, they have lost their home. It's terrible, But
43:14
Speaker 3: I don't know. I would just keep my mouth shut.
43:16
Speaker 3: Why do you have to tell the world how much
43:18
Speaker 3: money you've earned from it?
43:18
Speaker 5: I don't know.
43:19
Speaker 3: That's just my call. Now, look, let's turn to the Royals,
43:22
Speaker 3: because Prince William has confessed to being a regular contributor
43:26
Speaker 3: to online fan forums for Premier League club Aston Villa,
43:29
Speaker 3: but under a pseudonym Kinsey. What has the Prince actually
43:33
Speaker 3: said about this?
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Speaker 1: Isn't this funny?
43:35
Speaker 4: You know?
43:36
Speaker 15: This has been debated a lot on the Joe Rogan podcast.
43:39
Speaker 15: The idea of having to prove who you are online
43:42
Speaker 15: are sock puppet accounts, and this isn't the first time
43:45
Speaker 15: we've heard that Prince William has sock puppet accounts. But
43:49
Speaker 15: apparently he keeps abreast of you know, Villa gossip as
43:52
Speaker 15: the chairman of the Football Association. Prince William is just
43:55
Speaker 15: obsessed with Aston Villa and wants to associate with the
43:58
Speaker 15: fans on this message board, so he uses this suck
44:02
Speaker 15: puppet accounts to creep and see what they're talking about
44:05
Speaker 15: and stay ahead of all of the messaging.
44:08
Speaker 3: I just love this story because you never know. You
44:10
Speaker 3: could be on that aston Villa fan page and you're
44:13
Speaker 3: talking to Royalty, but you'd have no idea. I just
44:16
Speaker 3: think it's fantastic. Now, look, we've got to talk about
44:20
Speaker 3: these bombshell claims made in Vanity Fair about Prince Harry
44:24
Speaker 3: and Meghan markel Kinsey. There are so many huge revelations.
44:29
Speaker 3: Take us through some of the key claims.
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Speaker 15: Oh my goodness, Well, I think that the biggest, biggest
44:35
Speaker 15: one for me is the idea that potentially Megan Markele,
44:38
Speaker 15: according to Vanity Fair, a friend of hers was shopping
44:41
Speaker 15: around a book.
44:43
Speaker 1: About what she would do post divorce.
44:47
Speaker 15: Now, I mean, that's wild, the idea that somebody from
44:50
Speaker 15: her team would be shopping around to publishers a post
44:53
Speaker 15: divorce book.
44:54
Speaker 1: That's been one of the biggest takeaways.
44:56
Speaker 15: One of my biggest takeaways was the fact that Beyonce
44:59
Speaker 15: Re did sitting down with Meghan for the Archetypes podcast.
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Speaker 1: There were also.
45:04
Speaker 15: Claims that Prince Harry would rather just hide away in
45:07
Speaker 15: the house, maybe step out occasionally to do things for charity,
45:11
Speaker 15: and he'd be completely happy if Megan Markle were the
45:14
Speaker 15: one to make all of the money in the family.
45:17
Speaker 15: And then more bully allegations, Meghan being called a mean girl.
45:21
Speaker 15: I mean, this was such a vicious read. If Harry
45:26
Speaker 15: and Meghan had issue with the Hollywood Reporter article.
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Speaker 1: I cannot imagine how many.
45:30
Speaker 15: Dishes broke over the weekend in Montecito over this vanity fair.
45:35
Speaker 3: Oh look this, I mean, they'se are huge, huge climbs,
45:39
Speaker 3: and you know, I've got to ask you the question, Kinsey,
45:41
Speaker 3: where does this leave the couple now? Because it does
45:44
Speaker 3: it doesn't look good for them.
45:47
Speaker 15: Well, it's my understanding that they're upset over it. I'm
45:51
Speaker 15: being told that things aren't good for them right now
45:55
Speaker 15: between Meghan's show being postponed, which I've heard was Netflix's idea,
46:00
Speaker 15: and just the idea that she has worked so hard
46:04
Speaker 15: to rebrand herself and here comes a very respected publication
46:09
Speaker 15: reiterating some of the nastiest claims about her. So I
46:12
Speaker 15: think that they're bruised and they're sitting back trying to
46:16
Speaker 15: figure out how to process going forward, but going out
46:21
Speaker 15: and having their photo taken amongst the devastation of the fires,
46:24
Speaker 15: did these two no favors?
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Speaker 1: They're in a bad place right now.
46:29
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's very clear. I agree, And I think that
46:31
Speaker 3: the photo opportunities at the fires did the many favors either.
46:34
Speaker 3: I completely agree with you. Now let's move on because
46:37
Speaker 3: Rapper Nellie is standing firm after he faced backlash over
46:40
Speaker 3: his decision to perform at one of Donald Trump's official
46:43
Speaker 3: inauguration balls Kinsey.
46:46
Speaker 4: Look, the left need to get a grip.
46:48
Speaker 3: They're always so perpetually outraged about everything.
46:51
Speaker 4: But what has Nellie said about this criticism?
46:54
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean he's argued that this isn't him making
46:57
Speaker 15: any sort of political statement whatsoever. He also joked that
47:00
Speaker 15: he didn't realize he had to agree with Trump's politics
47:03
Speaker 15: to be able to perform for him. During his official
47:06
Speaker 15: swearing in, he said, I respect the office. You know,
47:09
Speaker 15: it doesn't matter who's in the office. If they can
47:12
Speaker 15: put their life on the line for whoever's in office,
47:16
Speaker 15: I can make sure that I perform for whoever's in office.
47:19
Speaker 15: So I think Nelly's just trying to say I respect
47:22
Speaker 15: the president no matter who the president is, and honestly,
47:24
Speaker 15: we all should.
47:26
Speaker 3: Absolutely say if it was for the Democrats, nobody would
47:28
Speaker 3: even bat An Island. But in the end, Donald Trump
47:31
Speaker 3: was elected president of the United States. People need to
47:33
Speaker 3: get on with it. I Meanwhile, it's happened to singer
47:35
Speaker 3: Carrie Underwood. She's received mixed reactions from people for grain
47:39
Speaker 3: to perform at his inauguration, but kinzy stars have actually.
47:43
Speaker 4: Led to her defense.
47:45
Speaker 1: Here who yes, so God blessed the USA.
47:48
Speaker 15: Singer Lee Greenwood said, it's going to be magic when
47:51
Speaker 15: we perform for Trump. He said, for those who have
47:53
Speaker 15: something negative to say, I say, keep it to yourself.
47:57
Speaker 1: Don't attack a friend of mine.
47:58
Speaker 15: Also, shock WHOOPI Goldberg, who loathes Donald Trump, actually said
48:03
Speaker 15: people do what they do for whatever reason.
48:06
Speaker 1: I stand behind her absolutely.
48:08
Speaker 3: What business is it of the public what people choose
48:10
Speaker 3: to do in their professional careers. Honestly, the perpetually outraged.
48:13
Speaker 3: Thank goodness, Donald Trump's coming in. Bye bye with the
48:16
Speaker 3: perpetually outraged. I say, Kinsey Schofield, good to speak with you.
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Speaker 3: Thanks very much for joining me on the show this evening.
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Speaker 3: Well that's it from me. Up next is Newsnight, Good Night,