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The Rita Panahi Show | 25 September · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scone leads Australia. This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panety Show. I'm
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Speaker 2: Danika di Giorgio. Coming up tonight. Anthony Albanesi delivers a
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Speaker 2: keynote speech to the United Nations sprooking his climate credentials
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Speaker 2: and pushing for Australia to be added to the UN
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Speaker 2: Security Council. The Renewables Only experiment sees electricity prices surge
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Speaker 2: in the past twelve months. The implymer will tell us
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Speaker 2: by how much and what it means for your bills.
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Speaker 2: John Heindereker has the latest on a fatal shooting at
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Speaker 2: an ICE facility in Texas, which authorities say was politically motivated.
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Speaker 2: The fallout continues from Sarah Ferguson's letter to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 2: Kinsey Schofield has the latest and of course left he's
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Speaker 2: losing it, including NEPO baby Violet Afleck begging for COVID
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Speaker 2: mask mandates.
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Speaker 3: We have access to a technology to prevent airborne disease,
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Speaker 3: something that millions of our ancestry and millions of people
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Speaker 3: around the world today would.
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Speaker 4: Kill for it.
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Speaker 2: But first tonight, while Anthony Arberzi was shaking hands with
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump. Our US ambassador Kevin Rudd was hugging the
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Speaker 2: president's arch enemy Gavin Newsom, as Chris Bowen seemed to
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Speaker 2: look on with Enmy the Prime Minister briefly met with
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Speaker 2: Trump for the very first time during a un welcome reception,
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Speaker 2: confirming a formal meeting between the two of them for
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Speaker 2: October twenty. Meanwhile, Chris Bowen and Kevin Rudd sat down
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Speaker 2: with Newsom, the Governor of California, to discuss green energy rollouts.
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Speaker 2: Johnny mean out Moore on This This Sky News contributor
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Speaker 2: Louise Roberts and research fellow at the Institute of Public
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Speaker 2: Affairs Colleen Harkin. Good to see you both. Thanks so
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Speaker 2: much for joining me on the show. Look, Louise, I've
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Speaker 2: got to say it's all very strange. I mean, between
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Speaker 2: Elbow's over exaggerated smile with Donald Trump to run now
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Speaker 2: besties with Gavin Newsom, what do you make of all this?
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Speaker 5: Well, I think the PM is walking a real diplomatic
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Speaker 5: time rope here because clearly he doesn't want to upset
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Speaker 5: Trump anymore than all those previous insults. Because we need
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Speaker 5: Camber needs Trump on side for Orcus and trade and
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Speaker 5: everything else like that, and the fact that he was
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Speaker 5: so coy about that meeting where that or after that
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Speaker 5: photo was taken, the selfie where he does look very
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Speaker 5: you know, like an excitable schoolboy met his celebrity hero,
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Speaker 5: and Trump's got this very strange force green. I would
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Speaker 5: love to know what was going on in his mind
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Speaker 5: when that picture was taken. So I think having you know,
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Speaker 5: Kevin Rudd hugging Gavin Newsom, who is the number one
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Speaker 5: Democrat that Trump despises even more than Kamala Harrison Biden.
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Speaker 5: So what he's actually saying in trying to do is
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Speaker 5: it old what his team is doing that looks like
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Speaker 5: they're on the periphery sort of trying to wind up Trump,
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Speaker 5: even perhaps not deliberately, but it would be irritating to.
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Speaker 2: Him, I think.
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Speaker 5: And I think that's you know, that's something that the
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Speaker 5: PM has to be very careful of ahead of this
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Speaker 5: meeting Ontober twenty, which, of course, if Trump feels like
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Speaker 5: it may cancel at the last.
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Speaker 2: Minute, absolutely well. I mean he's already you know, pushed
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Speaker 2: the alliance further further away, is you know, prioritizing China.
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Speaker 2: Of course, Kevin Right is actually still the elephant in
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Speaker 2: the room at Colleen. And look to me, looking at
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Speaker 2: that selfie between Albanesi and Trump, I just felt like
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Speaker 2: the PM's desperately trying to portray this image like everything's
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Speaker 2: all okay, Yes we haven't gotten a meeting up until now,
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Speaker 2: but you know, everything is fine. But the reality is
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Speaker 2: he's actually been snubbed twice by the President. Well that's right.
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Speaker 6: That photo with Trump is obviously it looks very sort
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Speaker 6: of strained to me. But the other interesting component is
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Speaker 6: his big hug with Newsome. I mean that Newsom is
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Speaker 6: Trump's nemesis and to sort of publicly have such a
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Speaker 6: close relationship and not you know, it doesn't look to
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Speaker 6: me like Kevin Right has actually done his job in
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Speaker 6: looking after Australia's interest in developing a better relationship with Trump.
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Speaker 6: We seem to be in this sort of scenario where
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Speaker 6: it's an ideological relationship rather than actually looking after Australia's
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Speaker 6: best interest in terms of our security with our closest ally.
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Speaker 2: Look, I agree, I think they have trashed the alliance
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Speaker 2: from the very beginning. They're now desperately trying to play
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Speaker 2: catch up. But there's a lot of issues at stake,
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Speaker 2: and I just think Anthony Abneze has been a fed
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Speaker 2: income embarrassment on the world stage. Speaking of he's actually
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Speaker 2: given his first speech to the United Nations General Assembly,
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Speaker 2: spooking his climate credentials and pushing for Australia, who just
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Speaker 2: supported Palestinian recognition, to be added to the UN Security Council.
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Speaker 2: Here's a bit of what he said this week.
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Speaker 7: Australia recognized the state of Palistine because, to quote from
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Speaker 7: the charter that forms some very foundations of this institution
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Speaker 7: and reflects the very best of its idealism, we are
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Speaker 7: determined quote to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war,
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Speaker 7: to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights.
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Speaker 2: Louise, how does he think he's going to be able
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Speaker 2: to solve this Middle Eastern crisis by recognizing Palestine. It's symbolic,
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Speaker 2: likely to be vetoed. But the point is there's still hostages.
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Speaker 2: There are still hostages somewhere, probably underneath the tunnels of Gaza,
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Speaker 2: and this man's on the world stage betraying our values.
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Speaker 5: That's right, and that should always be the first comment
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Speaker 5: he makes is about the hostages and having them released.
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Speaker 2: But I still believe.
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Speaker 5: That that the Primes that thinks this is some kind
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Speaker 5: of circuit breaker by saying we recognize Palestine.
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Speaker 2: It's the one thing.
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Speaker 5: That's going to fix the situation which is so far
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Speaker 5: not being restored or you know, the hostages aren't released
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Speaker 5: and there's no piece et cetera, et cetera. And also
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Speaker 5: begging for Clatt for a seat of the un IS.
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Speaker 5: I think in his mind this sort of shawls up
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Speaker 5: support for Palestine as well. But clearly Hamas are terrorists.
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Speaker 5: You can't negotiate with terrorists. And they're not laughing at
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Speaker 5: him thinking yeah, sure we'll lay down our arms as
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Speaker 5: part of this condition of recognizing Palestine.
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Speaker 2: That's never going to happen. No, it's not going to happen.
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Speaker 2: And when he at first announced it obviously earlier this week,
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Speaker 2: Comas actually came out and praised him. So, you know,
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Speaker 2: well done, death, that was yeah, absolute kiss of death.
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Speaker 2: And look, Colleen, he's also spruked Australia's climate change agenda.
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Speaker 2: Have a listen to this.
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Speaker 7: Our target is ambitious, but importantly it is achievable and
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Speaker 7: more than anything else, Australia's embrace of clean renewable energy
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Speaker 7: will get us.
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Speaker 2: There, Colleen. He's presented an uncosted twenty thirty five emissions
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Speaker 2: reduction target. He still can't say what it will do
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Speaker 2: for our power bills, yet they've gone up under this
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Speaker 2: renewables energy magic carpet. Right, how can he stand on
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Speaker 2: the world stage now and profess our credentials? What credentials
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Speaker 2: does he have?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, it seems to me that Albanezi is much
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Speaker 6: more interested in getting a pat on the back from
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Speaker 6: the United Nations bureaucraps than he is about worrying about
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Speaker 6: our own national interests, our security, our energy security, our
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Speaker 6: food security, everything that goes with this twenty thirty five
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Speaker 6: target that is undermining everything about Australia, our standard of living,
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Speaker 6: our cost of living. You know, he just doesn't seem
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Speaker 6: to be focused on what's going on at home, and
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Speaker 6: there seems to be a complete disconnect between his ideological
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Speaker 6: vanity project and the reality of what happens to the
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Speaker 6: average Australian.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely so oblivious to it. Now, Look, let's talk
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Speaker 2: about Liberal front bencher Andrew Hasty. He's demanded the party
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Speaker 2: adopt a policy to crack down on immigration, saying many
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Speaker 2: young Ossies have lost hope of owning a home due
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Speaker 2: to an explosion in net overseas migration. Louise Look, I
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Speaker 2: don't think he's wrong. Mass migration is an issue in
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Speaker 2: my view view. I actually think it's a real vote
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Speaker 2: critical issue. But why are both sides of politics so
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Speaker 2: scared to even have this conversation.
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Speaker 5: Scared being the operative work, because as soon as they
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Speaker 5: raise it as a debate issue or a talking point,
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Speaker 5: they're hold down by the left who say you've being
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Speaker 5: xenophobic and racist and you're blaming migrants for the crime,
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Speaker 5: which is clearly never the case, particularly when certain individuals
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Speaker 5: raise it as a topic. And I think Andrew Hasty
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Speaker 5: really is positioning himself as a straight talking populist here
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Speaker 5: who is saying what a lot of Australians are thinking.
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Speaker 5: We're worried about mass migration and we're worried about the impact.
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Speaker 2: On our lives.
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Speaker 5: And it was a great quote where he talked about
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Speaker 5: us being strangers in our own homes, that we don't
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Speaker 5: feel safe and we don't feel as much of a
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Speaker 5: future for our children. So and he's very brave to
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Speaker 5: say those things, and I do feel he's really taking
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Speaker 5: on Susan Lay's position by making that stand, and he's
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Speaker 5: making himself very attractive. The manufacturings and other issue of
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Speaker 5: course he talked about.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, he is. He's got a lot of
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Speaker 2: leadership qualities, I would say, And you know you alluded
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Speaker 2: to this, and Colleen, you know this isn't the only
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Speaker 2: issue he's spoken about in recent days. So immigration Australia first,
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Speaker 2: he's talk about manufacturing net zero. Some of his moderate
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Speaker 2: colleagues have been backgrounding him, telling journalists he needs to
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Speaker 2: calm down. I mean, I think he's one of the
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Speaker 2: only liberals right now with a backbone and spine. What
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Speaker 2: do you make of his intervention?
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Speaker 6: Well, I mean it doesn't take a university degree in
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Speaker 6: social science to know that unplanned mass immigration has negative
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Speaker 6: consequences on the population. You know, Australia has an immigrant culture.
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Speaker 6: We all know that and we love that about ourselves,
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Speaker 6: but that doesn't mean that it is anybody all the time,
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Speaker 6: in any numbers. And I think the average Australian is
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Speaker 6: looking at what's happening to us and they are very
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Speaker 6: concerned about what's happening to our social fabric, our Australian
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Speaker 6: way of life. And we all want that protected. And
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Speaker 6: I think Andrew Hasty is right to call this out.
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Speaker 6: The Liberal Party in itself, I think, is tearing itself
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Speaker 6: up about what does it stand for anymore? Who is
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Speaker 6: its Basehoo does it appeal to? But the average person
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Speaker 6: on the street is very concerned about what is happening
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Speaker 6: to our country. Whistle those protests or march as I
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Speaker 6: should call them, on the streets recently, where people just
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Speaker 6: want to live in a cohesive, free society, where we
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Speaker 6: enjoy the unique things that Australia offers us. And I
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Speaker 6: think Andrew Hasty is right to call it out.
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Speaker 2: I agree. I mean the march is for Australia, were
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Speaker 2: every day Aussies, every day mums and dads who are
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Speaker 2: worried about what is happening in this country. And yet
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Speaker 2: you know a lot of politicians on both sides to
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Speaker 2: be said it was a racist march. Well, the majority
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Speaker 2: there were there for the right reasons. So it is
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Speaker 2: a vote driving issue. Now look, Victoria's premier just into
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Speaker 2: Alan's machete ban and amnesty is once again proving to
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Speaker 2: be an absolute failure. Terrifying footage has emerged of two
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Speaker 2: groups of males slashing each other with machetes in the
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Speaker 2: car park of broad Meadows Central shopping center in Melbourne's
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Speaker 2: north and a warning some viewers may find this distressing.
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Speaker 8: Back here in Melbourne, just four weeks after the ban
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Speaker 8: came into effects, seven News has obtained this exclusive vision
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Speaker 8: which shows two groups of men armed with machetes trying
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Speaker 8: to stab at one another in the car park at
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Speaker 8: Broadmeado Central around five o'clock yesterday. One person was hurt
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Speaker 8: and taken to hospital, but no arrests have been made.
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Speaker 2: But Louis, this is terrifying. How can Justin Alan honestly
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Speaker 2: say that she's been tough on crime when week in,
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Speaker 2: week out machete incidents are happening all the time. That's right.
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Speaker 5: And another thing about that Broadado's incident is there was
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Speaker 5: a machete bin opposite that shopping center.
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Speaker 2: Oh the irony, the irony.
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Speaker 5: Of it exactly, And she cannot say that crimes under control.
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Speaker 5: I mean, the stats just came out today, which I'll
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Speaker 5: note here that incidents are up eighteen percent, offenses are
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Speaker 5: up sixteen percent, and they're saying now that children are
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Speaker 5: young people make up almost half of aggravated burglaries in
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Speaker 5: more than a quarter of carffts me. It's they're the
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Speaker 5: highest figures ever since they've started being recorded in Victoria.
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Speaker 5: So she's into Alan has got nothing to crow about
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Speaker 5: on the crime front.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's frightening. They're absolutely frightening. And Colleen, this
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Speaker 2: is happening in the state that you live in. What
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Speaker 2: does it say about justinto Allan's machete band and her policies.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, correct, as you know, I'm in Victoria and the
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Speaker 6: crime here is literally out of control. People are genuinely
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Speaker 6: very worried. The machete bins, the idea that people will
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Speaker 6: just drop them in at the end of the street
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Speaker 6: is ridiculous. And to be honest, it wouldn't even matter
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Speaker 6: whether it was a machete, like the tool that's being
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Speaker 6: used for the violence that's been inflicted is irrelevant. It's
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Speaker 6: what's happening with the standard of the policing. They're over
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Speaker 6: whelmed with what's going on here. Car theft is out
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Speaker 6: of control, household breakings is out of control.
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Speaker 2: We are really in.
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Speaker 6: Dire straits in Victoria, and people are genuinely afraid. They
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Speaker 6: are really genuinely afraid, and people are staying away from
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Speaker 6: shopping centers and places where others might gather. There is
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Speaker 6: nothing to crow about about what's happening in Victoria and
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Speaker 6: the bail laws that were changed recently, and they're now
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Speaker 6: saying that we're not going to have enough room in
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Speaker 6: our jails for the people who were violent offenders. There
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Speaker 6: just doesn't seem to be a genuine plan for how
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Speaker 6: to crack.
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Speaker 2: Down on this. No, clearly that there is none, and
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Speaker 2: it's not working, and I just feel for residents who
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Speaker 2: are absolutely terrified by this. Now, look, I want to
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Speaker 2: end on a light note. Italy has sent a navy
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Speaker 2: frigate to assist Greater Funberg's pro Palestine flotilla after their
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Speaker 2: fleet was attacked by drones overnight. Would you believe? The
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Speaker 2: activists reported about thirteen explosions and claim that the drones
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Speaker 2: infiltrated the ship's communication system by playing abba music on
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Speaker 2: all of them at full volume. I had to laugh
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Speaker 2: when I read that, Louise, that's I mean, it's quite funny.
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Speaker 5: If I wonder if it was Waterloo, maybe it was.
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Speaker 5: Maybe it was, you know, just like Paulean Greta's now
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Speaker 5: facing her waterloo. I mean, who knows that it could
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Speaker 5: have been dancing, when it could have been anything. But
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Speaker 5: those Italian taxpayers will be thrilled to bits to know
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Speaker 5: that their money is being used to stop these sort
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Speaker 5: of babyface activists who were warned not to go anywhere
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Speaker 5: near this area exactly.
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Speaker 2: I mean, there's been so many issues from the start
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Speaker 2: with this frigate Colleen, and now Abba is playing at
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Speaker 2: full blast apparently.
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Speaker 6: Well I happened to like Ebba, but I mean this
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Speaker 6: is a PR flotilla that's actually helping her. Mus I mean,
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Speaker 6: that's the reality of this. Actually, there's a sign to
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Speaker 6: me that feels a bit sorry for Greta Thornboog because
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Speaker 6: she's kind of been used as a prop for most
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Speaker 6: of her certainly from her teenage years on. As first
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Speaker 6: of all, it was radical climate change issues and now this,
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Speaker 6: I think it's kind of time we just ignore her.
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Speaker 6: To be honest, some of the she sort of I
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Speaker 6: don't know that she really knows what she's doing and
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Speaker 6: the consequences of some of these actions, and I think
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Speaker 6: it's just time that we stop giving her oxygen now.
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Speaker 2: Look fair enough, she is an annoying gremlin after all.
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Speaker 2: Colleen hark and Louise Roberts. Good to have you both on.
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for joining me on the show
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Speaker 2: this evening. Joining me now is esteemed geologist and author
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Speaker 2: Professor Ian Plymer. Good to catch up with you again.
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Speaker 2: Thank you for joining me. Let's start with Anthony Alberesi.
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Speaker 2: He's called on China to go harder on cutting emissions
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Speaker 2: and to start closing more coalfied power stations. It comes
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Speaker 2: after shooting Ping criticize President Trump's rejection of net zero
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Speaker 2: and committed to reducing emissions by seven to ten percent
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Speaker 2: by twenty thirty five. And I think this is laughable.
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Speaker 2: While on Earth, would China listen to Anthony Arbeneasi when
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Speaker 2: it comes to climate action?
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Speaker 9: Well, of course, albern easy shown that he's a complete failure.
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Speaker 9: It's just a joke. And China's building one new coal
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Speaker 9: power station every four days, so why would they listen
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Speaker 9: to some who's failed in the energy policy, whereas China
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Speaker 9: is going ahead in leaps and bounds, has far cheap
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Speaker 9: energy than we do, have got a very small amount
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Speaker 9: of renewables. I mean, the joke of it is even
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Speaker 9: better when you see the background that Albow had. Now
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Speaker 9: Albo had a green rock behind him. That green rock
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Speaker 9: is full of a mineral that's got forty four percent
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Speaker 9: carbon dioxide in it, and that green rock actually forms
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Speaker 9: deep down in the earth and it stopsiations becoming acid.
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Speaker 9: So Albo, if he knew a little bit of skill
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Speaker 9: Child's science, would know that the backdrops got him conned. Anyway,
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Speaker 9: he's trying to con the Chinese. They won't fall for it.
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Speaker 9: And mister Trump's done the right thing saying, look, we
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Speaker 9: want to have cheap energy in our country, we want
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Speaker 9: to have cheap manufacturing. We want to be a strong country.
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Speaker 9: So I think the Chinese are quite right to treat
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Speaker 9: Albo as a jack because he is.
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Speaker 2: Oh well look, copletely agreed. He's out there today's breaking
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Speaker 2: our climate credentials. You just think, well, we don't have
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Speaker 2: any that's the problem. Now, look you mentioned no, you
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Speaker 2: mentioned Donald Trump, And I actually want to get your
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Speaker 2: reaction to Donald Trump's speech at the UN yesterday where
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Speaker 2: he really i would say, unleashed on the green energy
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Speaker 2: transition and labeled climate change as the greatest con job
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Speaker 2: ever perpetrated on the world. Here's a bit of what
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Speaker 2: he had to say.
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Speaker 10: They don't work, they're too expensive. They're not strong enough
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Speaker 10: to fire up the plants that you need to make
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Speaker 10: your country great. The wind doesn't blow. Those big windmills
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Speaker 10: are so pathetic and so bad, so expensive to operate,
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Speaker 10: and they have to be rebuilt all the time, and
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Speaker 10: they start to rust and write. Most expensive energy ever conceived,
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Speaker 10: and it's actually energy. You're supposed to make money with energy,
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Speaker 10: not lose money.
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Speaker 2: Well, he certainly tells it like it is he and
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Speaker 2: is he right?
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Speaker 9: Well, of course he's right. And there are tens of
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Speaker 9: thousands of people in real Australia could have told the
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Speaker 9: you in that this has been well known for decades.
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Speaker 9: Mister Trump is finally giving a reality check to the world.
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Speaker 9: And here they are. They're quivering. They don't want to
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Speaker 9: hear about immigration. They don't want to hear about climate.
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Speaker 9: They don't want to hear at Palestine or Israeli pollution
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Speaker 9: or the US sovereignty. They certainly don't want to hear
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Speaker 9: that Christianity is the most persecuted religion in the world.
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Speaker 9: They don't want to hear about Western civilization. But mister
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Speaker 9: Trump is calling it as it is. By contrast, we
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Speaker 9: have a Prime minister who appears in front of the
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Speaker 9: UN there was no one there except a few despotic leaders.
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Speaker 9: And here he is. He's just cringingly embarrassing, and he's
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Speaker 9: whimpering giving us this woke wofs view of the world.
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Speaker 9: That's not leadership. For once, we have a world leader.
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Speaker 9: And all I can say is that, as a dinky
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Speaker 9: die ozzie, I'm so pleased that there is a real
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Speaker 9: leader somewhere in the world, because that's going to change
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Speaker 9: the world.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely. It's so good to hear a leader just say
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Speaker 2: it like it is, without fear or favor, and just
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Speaker 2: speaking the truth like you know every day I was
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Speaker 2: is as you mentioned, like yourself. Are all thinking so
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Speaker 2: good on him now? And according to the latest inflation
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Speaker 2: figures released yesterday, electricity prices have surged by twenty four
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Speaker 2: point six percent in the last twelve months to August,
18:23
Speaker 2: the renewables only experiment seems to be just going so well.
18:26
Speaker 9: Ian well, of course, but everything we do in the
18:31
Speaker 9: civilized country requires energy, and most of that energy is electricity.
18:37
Speaker 9: And if we make something, if we actually use communications,
18:41
Speaker 9: we use electricity. God help us when we start to
18:44
Speaker 9: embrace AI. So that is only to be expected. It
18:48
Speaker 9: will continue to happen while we continue to use this
18:52
Speaker 9: unreliable wind and soul of power while we're trying to
18:56
Speaker 9: kill off diesel. Now, just think of what happens if
18:58
Speaker 9: we had less diesel. We wouldn't have enough diesel for plowing,
19:03
Speaker 9: We wouldn't have enough for seeding, we wouldn't have enough
19:05
Speaker 9: for reading, We wouldn't have enough for harvesting, for processing
19:09
Speaker 9: and bringing that food to the city. Our whole country,
19:13
Speaker 9: this country depends upon diesel, This country depends upon cheap electricity.
19:18
Speaker 9: Is no wonder we've lost our manufacturing industry. So I'm
19:21
Speaker 9: not surprised that inflation has gone up and it will
19:23
Speaker 9: continue to go up while the price of electricity goes up.
19:27
Speaker 2: And just finally, Ian, I want to ask you about
19:29
Speaker 2: an opinion piece in the Australian Financial Review that caught
19:32
Speaker 2: my eye claiming that the biggest threat to net zero
19:35
Speaker 2: is right wing misinformation. Communications expert Ed Cooper writes the
19:39
Speaker 2: social license of renewables is being attacked by professional and
19:43
Speaker 2: heavily resourced networks with a vested interest in delaying the
19:47
Speaker 2: energy transition. He particularly blames lobby group Advance and Responsible Future. Ian,
19:52
Speaker 2: are there actually any serious examples as to why the
19:55
Speaker 2: biggest threat to net zero is right wing misinformation.
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Speaker 9: Absolutely nun But this is a wonderful demonstration of paranoia. Now,
20:04
Speaker 9: the AFR must have been trawling through all of the
20:07
Speaker 9: submissions to the Senate Inquiry on Misinformation and Disinformation. They've
20:11
Speaker 9: appeared on a website. There's more than one hundred and
20:14
Speaker 9: fifty of them there, and about one hundred and twenty
20:16
Speaker 9: of them push this view, which is total and absolute paranoia.
20:19
Speaker 9: Now I've been going through these submissions. I want to
20:22
Speaker 9: save you the trouble of doing it. You can take
20:25
Speaker 9: time off to have a drink and I will send
20:27
Speaker 9: myself nuts. And what was really interesting is the number
20:30
Speaker 9: of these submissions that mentioned SKY. Now, I'm absolutely sure
20:35
Speaker 9: that the people with these submissions don't subscribe to Sky,
20:38
Speaker 9: and if they don't like it anyway, they can turn
20:40
Speaker 9: it off. But Rita Panahy was mentioned, Peter Kredlin, Andrew
20:44
Speaker 9: Bolt Rowan Dean I was even mentioned. You weren't You're
20:47
Speaker 9: a failure. So this is a wonderful document of paranoia,
20:53
Speaker 9: and the AAFR has picked up that and run with it. Now,
20:56
Speaker 9: apparently there are right wing conspiracies right is where people say, look,
21:01
Speaker 9: there's no evidence that human emissions drive global warming. Oh,
21:05
Speaker 9: there's no evidence in the past that carbon dioxide has
21:07
Speaker 9: ever changed climate. Apparently that's disinformation and misinformation. Apparently carbon
21:14
Speaker 9: dioxide and the right wing go together. This is absolutely nuts.
21:19
Speaker 9: So if you really, really really want to avoid watching
21:23
Speaker 9: the football on Saturday, go to the Senate site read
21:27
Speaker 9: up all this paranoia. It's appalling what some of the
21:32
Speaker 9: environmental groups and some of the lobby groups have put in.
21:35
Speaker 9: As you mentioned advance, they've been attacked. Individuals have been attacked,
21:40
Speaker 9: and there have been one or two politicians, sensible ones
21:43
Speaker 9: who've made submissions. I put in a thirty two page
21:46
Speaker 9: submission just based on data. There will see. But I
21:49
Speaker 9: think the AFI being a little bit lazy crawling a
21:52
Speaker 9: Senate website rather than doing the work themselves.
21:54
Speaker 2: Well, I think you should take it as a badge
21:56
Speaker 2: of honor, Egan that your cracked to mention in that
21:59
Speaker 2: Inquirer as a failure. I haven't gotten the total, absolutely exactly.
22:04
Speaker 2: I and five are nice to catch up. Thanks so
22:06
Speaker 2: much for joining me on the show this evening. We'll
22:09
Speaker 2: still to cup lefties losing it and the White House
22:11
Speaker 2: removes a portrait of Joe Biden and replaces it with
22:14
Speaker 2: an image of an autopen John Henderaker will tell us
22:18
Speaker 2: why that's neakes. Now it's time for lefties losing it.
22:31
Speaker 2: And look, seriously, we know there is something critically wrong
22:34
Speaker 2: with joy Reads, but really there is something critically wrong.
22:38
Speaker 2: Here she is with sach c and then host Don
22:41
Speaker 2: Lemon giving her assessment on how she thinks jd Vance
22:44
Speaker 2: got into Yale.
22:46
Speaker 11: We the gd vance got into Yeale is because they
22:48
Speaker 11: were tired of just letting in weight men from New York,
22:51
Speaker 11: from Child, from all the elite schools, and they wanted
22:53
Speaker 11: an apple eachian weight. That's how that mea got into Yeal.
22:56
Speaker 11: I promise you maybe that's also affirmative action and DEI.
23:00
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the de I pick claims the VP is
23:03
Speaker 2: a DEI pick. Who's going to tell her you're or I?
23:08
Speaker 2: Now over to the bitter banshees at the view. Yes,
23:11
Speaker 2: I know they're back, unfortunately, and look they're all in
23:14
Speaker 2: a fluster over Donald Trump's speech to the United Nations
23:18
Speaker 2: and they want to evoke an amendment on him. So
23:21
Speaker 2: here is a game of guess which one what is
23:24
Speaker 2: the amendment?
23:25
Speaker 12: The twenty third twenty third Amendment.
23:28
Speaker 4: When people start to.
23:29
Speaker 9: Say twenty fourth, when they say maybe we should talk
23:33
Speaker 9: about you.
23:33
Speaker 13: Know, oh, oh, it's actually the twenty fifth Amendment. Number
23:41
Speaker 13: I don't know what you met you when you start
23:44
Speaker 13: questioning someone's campany it's.
23:46
Speaker 2: Like it's like one plus one equals two. There's so
23:49
Speaker 2: many numbers being thrown around there. And then in strolls,
23:52
Speaker 2: whoopee well, they.
23:55
Speaker 10: Questioned if badn't acted like this, I just said, yeah,
23:59
Speaker 10: take them, take.
24:00
Speaker 14: Me and sit them down somewhere.
24:02
Speaker 15: But this was not This was not presidential, and this
24:05
Speaker 15: was not helpful.
24:06
Speaker 4: No, this is not healthful, embarrassing.
24:09
Speaker 2: You know, oh dear. And this is from the same
24:11
Speaker 2: group of has beens who dutted themselves for gears into
24:15
Speaker 2: thinking Joe Biden was fit to run the country. Now
24:18
Speaker 2: to NEPO baby and all around lunatic Violet afflic daughter
24:21
Speaker 2: of course of Jennifer Ganner and Ben Affleck, reminding us
24:25
Speaker 2: all how the elite a just so out of touch
24:27
Speaker 2: with reality. Here she is begging for COVID mask mandates.
24:33
Speaker 3: It is neglect of the highest order to look children
24:35
Speaker 3: in the eyes and say we knew how to protect you,
24:38
Speaker 3: and we didn't do it. We have access to a
24:40
Speaker 3: technology to prevent airborne disease, something that millions of our
24:43
Speaker 3: ancestors and millions of people around the world today would
24:46
Speaker 3: kill for, and we refuse to use it. And I
24:50
Speaker 3: shut her to think of where we will be in
24:51
Speaker 3: another five years of unmitigated infection and reinfection.
24:56
Speaker 2: Yeah, such a shame. We could barely hear her because
24:58
Speaker 2: of the cloth there around it. Now, can someone please
25:01
Speaker 2: give Jimmy Kimmel an Academy Awards.
25:04
Speaker 16: I do want to make something clear because it's important
25:06
Speaker 16: to me as a human, and that is you understand
25:10
Speaker 16: that it was never my intention to make light of
25:12
Speaker 16: the murder of a young man.
25:15
Speaker 2: Ah, the fake tears are just something to behold. Yes,
25:23
Speaker 2: that was his return to his show after his brief suspension,
25:27
Speaker 2: And look at got me thinking. Remember the last time
25:30
Speaker 2: he ripped out the crocodile tears when Donald Trump was reelected.
25:33
Speaker 17: It was a.
25:34
Speaker 16: Terrible name for women, for children, for the hundreds of
25:37
Speaker 16: thousands of hard working immigrants who make this country go.
25:43
Speaker 2: For healthcare. If he keeps going like that, the ratings
25:46
Speaker 2: are just going to get even worse, aren't they? And
25:49
Speaker 2: now to the Ken Dole from California. Sorry, sorry, I
25:52
Speaker 2: met Gavin Newsom Well. He and his botoxed face have
25:56
Speaker 2: appeared on another ratings flop. On a TV show, Stephen
25:59
Speaker 2: Colbert to go on a rant about what seems to
26:02
Speaker 2: be his favorite topic, ice.
26:05
Speaker 18: That's happening in the United States of America. Masked men
26:08
Speaker 18: jumping out of unmarked cars, people disappearing, no due process,
26:13
Speaker 18: no oversight, zero accountability happening in the United States of
26:16
Speaker 18: America today. People ask, well, is authoritarianism? You're being hyperbolic.
26:20
Speaker 18: We're being hyperbolic if you're a black and brown community.
26:23
Speaker 4: It's here in this country.
26:26
Speaker 2: The problem is we can't quite tell if he's being
26:28
Speaker 2: serious or not because his forehead simply doesn't move, which
26:32
Speaker 2: makes this rant against Trump even more hilarious.
26:35
Speaker 18: We have forty one lawsuits against the son of them.
26:38
Speaker 19: We're pushing back and were reading you know, and.
26:42
Speaker 18: You know, and we're filling a void on a lot
26:44
Speaker 18: of issues.
26:45
Speaker 2: Yeah, good old Ken Doll trying to talk the big
26:48
Speaker 2: talk now to Mayor of London, Sad Khan having a
26:51
Speaker 2: completely weird and quite frankly abnormal TDS moment on a bus.
26:56
Speaker 20: I appeared to be living rent free inside Donald Trump's head.
27:00
Speaker 20: President from has shown he is racist, he is sexist,
27:05
Speaker 20: he is misogynistic, and he's almophobe.
27:08
Speaker 2: A real man of the people that's today got a
27:10
Speaker 2: bus having a crippling TDS induced episode. Poor little fella.
27:14
Speaker 2: Now to some bad news, folks, Kabla Harris is burdening
27:17
Speaker 2: us again by what has been quite literally you see,
27:21
Speaker 2: she's back with the same old word sellers which she
27:24
Speaker 2: seems to be trotting out at every media appearance for
27:27
Speaker 2: her book to.
27:28
Speaker 15: Ur a President of the United States running for reelection.
27:34
Speaker 15: Current sitting president is running for reelection, running for re election.
27:38
Speaker 15: Three and a half months from the election, decides not
27:41
Speaker 15: to run, three and a half months from the election,
27:44
Speaker 15: he decides not to run, three and a half months
27:47
Speaker 15: before the election, decides not to run, with one hundred
27:50
Speaker 15: and seven days to go, with one hundred and seven days,
27:54
Speaker 15: with one hundred and seven days to go, and it
27:57
Speaker 15: ended up being the closest presidential election in the twenty
28:01
Speaker 15: first century century.
28:03
Speaker 2: It doesn't get old, does it. Now? Look, we know
28:05
Speaker 2: the Democrats are just so accepting and tolerant, and so
28:09
Speaker 2: here is serial witch Hillary Clinton blaming the right for
28:13
Speaker 2: demonizing America. We've got to stop demonizing each other.
28:17
Speaker 21: Yeah.
28:17
Speaker 2: Now, I think most.
28:18
Speaker 12: Of that right now in our country's history is coming,
28:22
Speaker 12: you know, from the right, coming from people who want
28:24
Speaker 12: to dominate.
28:25
Speaker 2: They want their point of view the right.
28:28
Speaker 4: You know, writing out slavery from history. That doesn't make
28:32
Speaker 4: it go away.
28:33
Speaker 2: You know, we have got to stop with.
28:35
Speaker 12: The finger pointing and the scapegoating.
28:38
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't know what rock she's been living under,
28:40
Speaker 2: but has she's seen the violence, particularly in recent weeks
28:43
Speaker 2: in America being perpetrated by the left. And at the
28:46
Speaker 2: same time, Hillary has bizarrely reduced herself to being a
28:49
Speaker 2: flower while lecturing us on the climate change armageddon.
28:53
Speaker 12: Hi, I'm Hillary Clinton, and I'm a dandelion, And that
28:56
Speaker 12: means that I am all in and making sure that
29:00
Speaker 12: we tell the story of climate change and what it's
29:03
Speaker 12: going to do to our lives if we don't act.
29:05
Speaker 14: Now.
29:06
Speaker 2: Joining me now is President of the Center of the
29:09
Speaker 2: American Experiment, John Heindereicher. John, good to see you, Thank
29:13
Speaker 2: you for joining me. Let's start with this shooting at
29:15
Speaker 2: an ICE facility in Dallas, Texas. At least one person
29:19
Speaker 2: has been killed after the suspect fired indiscriminately at the
29:23
Speaker 2: Immigration building. Now this suspect has been identified as twenty
29:27
Speaker 2: nine year old Joshua John. He was found dead at
29:29
Speaker 2: the scene from what appeared to be self inflicted gunshot wounds.
29:33
Speaker 2: Vice President jd Vance has confirmed that this was politically motivated.
29:37
Speaker 14: Have a listen when Democrats like Gavin Newsom did say
29:42
Speaker 14: that these people are part of an authoritarian government. When
29:45
Speaker 14: the left wing media lies about what they're doing, when
29:48
Speaker 14: they lie about who they're arresting, when they lie about
29:51
Speaker 14: the actual job of law enforcement, what they're doing is
29:54
Speaker 14: encouraging crazy people to go and commit violence. You don't
29:58
Speaker 14: have to agree with miyamac Green policies, you don't have
30:01
Speaker 14: to agree with Donald Trump's immigration policies. But if your
30:05
Speaker 14: political rhetoric encourages violence against our law enforcement, you can
30:10
Speaker 14: go straight to hell.
30:12
Speaker 2: John. Look, we have seen so much violent rhetoric towards ICE,
30:16
Speaker 2: and we've seen people as well taking matters into their
30:19
Speaker 2: own hands. Is it's now the consequences of the alarmism
30:23
Speaker 2: being peddled by the.
30:24
Speaker 19: Left, Denika. This is the third time that shots have
30:28
Speaker 19: been fired at an ICE facility just since July and
30:32
Speaker 19: once again, we know that this person was a leftist.
30:34
Speaker 19: He wrote, Anti Ice had a bullet that was left behind.
30:38
Speaker 19: And this is the latest in a long series of
30:41
Speaker 19: assassinations and other violent incidents that are being perpetrated by liberals.
30:47
Speaker 19: And I blame Gavin Newsom, I blame Alexandria Orcasio Cortes
30:52
Speaker 19: and others who continually talk about ICE describe it as
30:56
Speaker 19: being the Gestapo. They say ICE people are Nazis, And
31:00
Speaker 19: obviously this is going to stimulate violence against as personnel
31:05
Speaker 19: and other law enforcement. And fundamentally, what's going on here, Danika,
31:09
Speaker 19: is that these liberals don't want our nation's immigration laws
31:14
Speaker 19: to be enforced.
31:16
Speaker 2: No, they certainly don't. And let's not forget this was
31:19
Speaker 2: the mandate by which Donald Trump was elected on. This
31:21
Speaker 2: was what he promised the American people, so likely to
31:24
Speaker 2: leave it, this is the way it's going to be now.
31:27
Speaker 16: Look.
31:27
Speaker 2: Speaking of Donald Trump, I thought he was absolutely spot
31:30
Speaker 2: on in his speech to the United Nations, but especially
31:34
Speaker 2: about the comments he made about immigration. Have a listen.
31:39
Speaker 22: Europe is in serious trouble. They've been invaded by a
31:42
Speaker 22: force of illegal aliens like nobody's ever seen before. Aliens
31:47
Speaker 22: are pouring into Europe. Nobody and nobody is doing anything
31:52
Speaker 22: to change it, to get him out. It's not sustainable,
31:57
Speaker 22: and because they choose to be politically correct, they're just
32:01
Speaker 22: absolutely nothing about it.
32:04
Speaker 2: Well, he doesn't mince his words, John on the world stage,
32:07
Speaker 2: and look, as I said, he's not wrong. Don't you
32:09
Speaker 2: think it's about time that countries actually put their own
32:12
Speaker 2: citizens first, Danika.
32:15
Speaker 19: The same thing that got Donald Trump elected president twice
32:19
Speaker 19: here in the United States is going on in Europe
32:22
Speaker 19: and especially in Western Europe, and country after country, the
32:26
Speaker 19: most popular party, the one with the most support, is
32:29
Speaker 19: the party that wants to crack down on illegal immigration.
32:32
Speaker 19: But what's happening in Europe is that the authorities, the
32:35
Speaker 19: powers that be, the establishment, won't even allow that issue
32:39
Speaker 19: to be discussed, and conservative candidates, anti immigration candidates get
32:45
Speaker 19: get arrested, they get they get forced out of elections.
32:50
Speaker 19: Parties in a parliamentary system will form coalitions so that
32:53
Speaker 19: they can't be part of the government even if they
32:56
Speaker 19: got the most votes. And we're approaching a pretty explod
33:00
Speaker 19: situation I think in Europe where the people who are
33:03
Speaker 19: opposed to this crazy program of unlimited immigration from third
33:08
Speaker 19: world countries. You have just got to be heard or
33:11
Speaker 19: those nations are going to be in serious trouble.
33:14
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, look what's happening in the UK as well.
33:17
Speaker 2: I mean they're completely being overrun by a mass migration system.
33:21
Speaker 2: So good on Donald Trump for calling out Europe and
33:23
Speaker 2: the UK for that matter. Now, look, this is a
33:27
Speaker 2: bit of a bizaar one, John, because you recall when
33:29
Speaker 2: Donald Trump claimed immigrants were eating cats and dogs. Well,
33:33
Speaker 2: now UK reform leader Nigel Farage is alleging that they're
33:36
Speaker 2: eating swans in Britain. Have listened to both of them
33:41
Speaker 2: in Springfield.
33:42
Speaker 22: They're eating the dogs the people that came in, They're
33:46
Speaker 22: eating the cats, they're eating they're eating.
33:49
Speaker 10: The pets of the people that live there.
33:53
Speaker 1: Swans were being eaten in rural parks in this country.
33:56
Speaker 1: That cart were being taken out of ponds and eaten
33:58
Speaker 1: in this country by people who come from cold that
34:00
Speaker 1: have a different Would you agree it happened that is
34:02
Speaker 1: happening here. Neither risk of pros who are taking the
34:05
Speaker 1: car from the swans, people who come from countries where
34:07
Speaker 1: that's quite acceptable. The reciplines of his Easter in your peers,
34:10
Speaker 1: Romanians and people at that side.
34:11
Speaker 2: I believe John the Royal Parks has come out rejecting
34:15
Speaker 2: Nigel Farage's claim. But what do you make of this.
34:19
Speaker 19: Well, Danika, I'm not sure who's in it what, either
34:22
Speaker 19: in the United States or in Great Britain. But I
34:25
Speaker 19: think what's going on here is a serious point, and
34:28
Speaker 19: that is when you admit millions of people into your
34:31
Speaker 19: country who don't share your cultural norms.
34:35
Speaker 17: Yeah.
34:36
Speaker 2: Look, I think that's the best way of putting it.
34:38
Speaker 2: Who knows what's being eaten? I mean, we just simply
34:41
Speaker 2: don't know. But Jeep provides us with some entertainment, that's
34:44
Speaker 2: for sure. Now, look, let's talk about Jimmy Kimmel. He
34:47
Speaker 2: has returned to the airwaves, of course, after being briefly
34:50
Speaker 2: suspended following the comments he made about the death of
34:53
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk. But he was never not one sorry, not
34:56
Speaker 2: one sorry in the monologue that he delivered. And here
34:59
Speaker 2: was Giting Vance's response.
35:01
Speaker 14: Helot didn't actually say sorry to Charlie Kirk or his family.
35:07
Speaker 14: And the reason that so many people, including me, were
35:09
Speaker 14: so upset with what Jimmy Kimmel.
35:11
Speaker 1: Said, is that he accused.
35:13
Speaker 14: Charlie Kirk's murderer of being a MAGA or a right
35:17
Speaker 14: wing American. It wasn't a joke. It was straight up disinformation,
35:21
Speaker 14: and I really wish Jimmy Kimmel Haud apologized for him.
35:24
Speaker 2: John, do you think that Jimmy Kimmel should have been
35:26
Speaker 2: allowed back on it?
35:30
Speaker 19: Well, I think for a number of reasons. No, his
35:32
Speaker 19: ratings are terrible. I think ABC was glad to get
35:36
Speaker 19: rid of him. They're obviously losing money on his show.
35:39
Speaker 19: I keep hearing Jimmy Kimmel referred to as a comedian,
35:42
Speaker 19: but I have never seen that he said anything that's funny.
35:46
Speaker 19: What he said about Charlie Kirk's assassination is murder, is
35:49
Speaker 19: that the murder was committed by a mega person. That
35:53
Speaker 19: was not a joke. There was no attempt at humor there.
35:56
Speaker 19: It was simply a politically motivated lie. And as far
36:00
Speaker 19: as I can see, Jimmy Kimmel's program is simply an
36:03
Speaker 19: hour long, false, irrational smearing of Republicans. And so yeah,
36:09
Speaker 19: I'm not surprised that he didn't apologize. That's the whole
36:12
Speaker 19: purpose of his show. And my guess is that ABC
36:16
Speaker 19: is going to wait a reasonable amount of time and
36:18
Speaker 19: then quietly try to get rid of him.
36:21
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like this was the first strike. They've
36:23
Speaker 2: suspended him for a bit, and then I do agree.
36:25
Speaker 2: Perhaps in time we'll actually see the show canceled altogether.
36:28
Speaker 2: And good riddance if that's the case. Now, look the
36:30
Speaker 2: French president Amanuel mccron. I've got to say, he's shown
36:34
Speaker 2: what a real loser he really is. His car was
36:37
Speaker 2: blocked in in New York by traffic because of the
36:40
Speaker 2: United Nations, and so his first initial response was to
36:43
Speaker 2: get on the phone immediately and call Donald Trump for help.
36:46
Speaker 2: Have a look, how are you.
36:50
Speaker 9: Guess what? I'm a waiting just because everything is closing
36:55
Speaker 9: for you.
36:56
Speaker 20: I'm sorry, I'm president.
36:57
Speaker 8: I'm really sorry.
36:59
Speaker 16: It's just that everything's close it right down.
37:01
Speaker 1: There's a portor kick coming away as well.
37:04
Speaker 2: If you don't see that, let me possent it and
37:08
Speaker 2: you John no such luck. He was actually forced to
37:12
Speaker 2: walk instead for thirty minutes through the straits of Manhattan.
37:16
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. You've got to laugh at this,
37:18
Speaker 2: but I just thought it was a bit too much
37:20
Speaker 2: calling Donald Trump direct. What do you think?
37:24
Speaker 19: Well, it's an interesting story, really, Didika, Because apparently Macron
37:28
Speaker 19: does have a direct line where he can call President
37:31
Speaker 19: Trump and reach him. This was completely trivial, Okay, He
37:35
Speaker 19: and everybody else there had to wait for a few
37:37
Speaker 19: minutes for a motorcade to go by. This happens fairly
37:40
Speaker 19: off and I'm sure it happens in Paris when Macron
37:43
Speaker 19: is driving around. And so instead of just waiting there
37:46
Speaker 19: for a few minutes like everybody else, McCarn pulled out
37:49
Speaker 19: his telephone and called and called Trump and complained about it.
37:52
Speaker 19: And I don't know if he knew that there were
37:54
Speaker 19: there were cameras going and videos would would be produced,
37:57
Speaker 19: and he was trying to make himself looking by getting
38:00
Speaker 19: right through to Donald Trump. Or maybe after he complained
38:04
Speaker 19: about the traffic and being stopped there for a few minutes,
38:07
Speaker 19: he started talking about wanting to get together with Trump
38:10
Speaker 19: and talk about guitar and Gaza and so forth, and
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Speaker 19: maybe that was his agenda. I don't know, but it
38:16
Speaker 19: was I think of really a very odd, odd incident.
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Speaker 2: I think it was. Personally, I just found it quite arrogant. Really,
38:23
Speaker 2: I've always thought that and Manuel mccron was arrogant, and
38:27
Speaker 2: his full arrogance was on display. Now, Look, we just
38:30
Speaker 2: spoke there about Charlie Kirk's assassination. Turning Point USA says
38:35
Speaker 2: security lacked jurisdiction to monitor the rooftop where that gunman
38:39
Speaker 2: made the fatal shop shot. Their spokesman, Andrew Colvet, said
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Speaker 2: its security team does not have the authority to police
38:45
Speaker 2: rooftops or surrounding areas during campus speaking events. John, So,
38:49
Speaker 2: really they were left very exposed on that day. But
38:53
Speaker 2: will this form a big part of the investigation now
38:56
Speaker 2: the gaps that we are seeing in security on campuses.
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Speaker 19: Well, first of all, what the TPUSA spokesman said there
39:04
Speaker 19: makes perfect sense. I'm not surprised by that at all.
39:08
Speaker 19: Rooftop security is very tough unless you're willing to close
39:11
Speaker 19: down the entire campus. This murderer was about I think
39:15
Speaker 19: two hundred yards away, and there's a lot of buildings
39:18
Speaker 19: within two hundred yards of where this incident happened. And
39:21
Speaker 19: so unless you're willing to actually shut down the campus,
39:24
Speaker 19: securing all of those rooftops is difficult. And we saw
39:28
Speaker 19: in Butler, Pennsylvania, the Secret Service was not able to
39:32
Speaker 19: secure the rooftop and the guy very nearly succeeded in
39:35
Speaker 19: assassinating President Trump. So what we're really seeing here, Denika,
39:40
Speaker 19: is a level of threat at a university that universities
39:44
Speaker 19: have never contemplated before. They have not organized themselves in
39:49
Speaker 19: terms of security to protect against guys with rifles on
39:53
Speaker 19: rooftops hundreds of yards away. And I'm not sure how
39:57
Speaker 19: this is all going to play out. I'm not sure
39:59
Speaker 19: that university are going to really accept responsibility for that
40:03
Speaker 19: level of security.
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Speaker 2: No, I look, probably not, but yeah, you're right. I
40:07
Speaker 2: mean there's such a gap clearly when it comes to
40:09
Speaker 2: rooftops what we saw in as well with the attempted
40:12
Speaker 2: assassination of Donald Trump. There's seriously an issue there. Let's
40:16
Speaker 2: move on because this is hilarious. I've got to say.
40:18
Speaker 2: The White House has unveiled a Presidential Walk of Fame
40:22
Speaker 2: outside the West Wing, and Joe Biden's portrait has been
40:25
Speaker 2: replaced with an image of an autopen, a device previously
40:29
Speaker 2: used by the commander in chief to sign important orders,
40:33
Speaker 2: including all those pardons John This is brilliant because, let's
40:37
Speaker 2: be honest, Biden would have had no clue what he
40:40
Speaker 2: was signing half of the time.
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Speaker 19: You know, Denika, I believe this began as a meme.
40:47
Speaker 19: I think somebody created a meme that showed these presidential
40:50
Speaker 19: portraits with Joe Biden's being an auto pen. And I
40:53
Speaker 19: think Trump or somebody in the White House saw that
40:56
Speaker 19: meme and said, great idea, let's do it actually up
41:00
Speaker 19: that picture of Joe, our president, Joe Biden as the
41:03
Speaker 19: auto pen. And the serious point here is that everybody
41:07
Speaker 19: in America now understands that Joe Biden, at least during
41:10
Speaker 19: the latter part of his administration. I think throughout his administration,
41:15
Speaker 19: really had no idea what he was doing, and somebody
41:18
Speaker 19: was making decisions in the White House, but it wasn't
41:21
Speaker 19: Joe Biden. This is a major scandal, and it's one
41:24
Speaker 19: that the Democrats have tried to just move on from.
41:27
Speaker 19: You know, they lost the election in twenty twenty four.
41:29
Speaker 19: Of Biden has done, it's all over. But I think
41:32
Speaker 19: we really need to learn more about what the heck
41:34
Speaker 19: was going on in that administration when Joe Biden was
41:38
Speaker 19: pretending to be the president.
41:40
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know that you had a really bad
41:42
Speaker 2: tenure when your official portrait has been replaced by none
41:46
Speaker 2: other than a pen. That sums up the entire presidential
41:50
Speaker 2: candidacy of Joe Biden very well. Now that we've got
41:53
Speaker 2: to end on this, John, I thought this was very cute.
41:56
Speaker 2: Have a look at this exchange today with a kid
41:59
Speaker 2: and JD. Van's during a Q and A in California.
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Speaker 14: What's your name, Henry, Henry.
42:05
Speaker 2: It's good to meet you, Henry. Ask your question please.
42:09
Speaker 3: Today I was wondering if I could get a picture of.
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Speaker 14: Well, I guess you're going to have some excuse to
42:22
Speaker 14: skip school, so I might as well get a photo
42:24
Speaker 14: with Henry.
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Speaker 2: I thought that was really sweet, Johnson. He's got presidential vibes.
42:29
Speaker 2: I've got to say.
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Speaker 3: JD.
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Speaker 19: Vance is a terrific natural politician, Danika. He's a brilliant guy,
42:36
Speaker 19: but he's also very likable, and he's really good in
42:39
Speaker 19: these unscripted situations. I think JD. Vance and Marco Rubio
42:43
Speaker 19: are the two stars of the younger generation of Republican politicians.
42:49
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're absolutely spot on. I just thought that was
42:52
Speaker 2: such a lovely exchange, John, Heinderecher. Lovely to catch up
42:55
Speaker 2: with you again. Thank you very much for joining me
42:57
Speaker 2: on the Showgo still to come. The fallout from Sarah
43:02
Speaker 2: Ferguson's email praising Jeffrey Epstein continues as she's dropped from
43:07
Speaker 2: yet another charity. Kinsey Schofield has the latest that's next
43:19
Speaker 2: Welcome back. Joining me now is celebrity and royal commentator
43:22
Speaker 2: Kinsey Schofield Kidsy good to see you. The fallout from
43:25
Speaker 2: Sarah Ferguson's email praising Jeffrey Epstein continues, the Duchess of
43:29
Speaker 2: York has been forced to resign from yet another charity.
43:32
Speaker 2: Of course, after being dropped from a string of others.
43:34
Speaker 2: What more can you tell us?
43:37
Speaker 17: I mean, I've lost count of how many charities she's
43:39
Speaker 17: either been let go from or resigned from. Even on
43:43
Speaker 17: this side of the pond, She's lost some of those opportunities.
43:46
Speaker 17: Forggi has a history of scandals, from financial troubles to
43:49
Speaker 17: questionable business dealings. Her connection to Epstein adds to this
43:53
Speaker 17: long list of lapses in judgment, and it reinforces the
43:56
Speaker 17: public perception that some royals and royal adjacent figures lack accountability.
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Speaker 4: The Yorks have proven.
44:02
Speaker 17: To be a liability to the British royal public, and
44:05
Speaker 17: there is no guarantee that the slow drip of Epstein
44:08
Speaker 17: documents won't reveal more that could embarrass the institution in
44:12
Speaker 17: the future.
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Speaker 4: This is something they should be very concerned about.
44:16
Speaker 2: Oh, look, absolutely, I mean this. I just feel like
44:18
Speaker 2: it's going to get worse and worse from here. Now. Look,
44:21
Speaker 2: let's talk about Harry and Meghan's latest career pivot. I
44:24
Speaker 2: don't even know what to call it. They've made a
44:26
Speaker 2: very strange decision to promote Disneyland on ABC's The Happiest
44:30
Speaker 2: Story on Earth Seventy Years of Disneyland, a special edition
44:33
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty. Seriously, Kinsey, why are they doing this?
44:39
Speaker 17: Meghan has reached peak influencer status. This is what you
44:44
Speaker 17: leave being a real royal princess for to shill over
44:47
Speaker 17: price tickets to Disneyland, where there are cosplay princesses. I
44:52
Speaker 17: can't even comprehend. She's become a glorified spokesperson for mouse House.
44:57
Speaker 17: But unfortunately for her, it happened in in the midst
45:00
Speaker 17: of a chaotic few weeks for ABC and Disney, who
45:04
Speaker 17: were caught up in the Jimmy Kimmel drama. But in
45:07
Speaker 17: all seriousness, the strategy here seems to be gaslighting and
45:10
Speaker 17: trying to distract from making the end of Queen Elizabeth
45:13
Speaker 17: Slafe a living hell. Otherwise, I really truly don't understand
45:16
Speaker 17: what they're doing.
45:17
Speaker 2: No, look neither. I don't know why they're even bothering
45:19
Speaker 2: because everything that they're trying to do they seem to
45:21
Speaker 2: be failing at. I wish they would just go away
45:24
Speaker 2: and leave all of us alone. Now let's talk about
45:26
Speaker 2: Harry Potter. Actress Emma Watson, who of course famously played
45:29
Speaker 2: Hermione Granger. She's opened up about her feud with author JK. Rowling.
45:33
Speaker 2: Here is what she said.
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Speaker 21: I just don't know what else to do other than
45:38
Speaker 21: hold these two seemingly incompatible things together at the same time.
45:43
Speaker 21: I can love her, I can know she loved me,
45:46
Speaker 21: I can be grateful to her. I can know the
45:48
Speaker 21: things that she's said are true, and that can beat
45:53
Speaker 21: this whole other thing. And my job feels like to
45:58
Speaker 21: just hold, just to hold all.
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Speaker 2: Of it, Kinsey, This feud started over JK Rowling's position
46:05
Speaker 2: on trans people. What do you make of these comments
46:07
Speaker 2: now by Emma Watson.
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Speaker 4: Well, she says her job. I'm like, what is your job?
46:11
Speaker 17: Because you haven't made a movie since twenty eighteen, we
46:15
Speaker 17: know she remains an active campaigner for climate change mitigation
46:18
Speaker 17: and has spoken out in solidarity with the people of Palestine.
46:22
Speaker 4: Is that your job?
46:23
Speaker 16: Now?
46:24
Speaker 17: Maybe Emma senses the cultural shift, or maybe she just
46:27
Speaker 17: decided to stop biting the hand that feeds you. If sincere,
46:30
Speaker 17: this is a growth and maturity that I think we
46:32
Speaker 17: should applaud. But again, she has been critical of JK
46:36
Speaker 17: in the past, so I'm hopeful that this is genuine.
46:40
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, time will tell. Let's see what happens now.
46:43
Speaker 2: Kinsey accused killer Luigi Mangioni has accused Donald Trump of
46:47
Speaker 2: preventing him from having a fair trial. Why is that.
46:52
Speaker 4: Okay?
46:52
Speaker 17: So we Judge cautioned the Justice Department officials that public
46:56
Speaker 17: comments about Luigi could be jeopardizing their federal case. Posts
47:00
Speaker 17: on social media by two senior DOJ staffers appear to
47:04
Speaker 17: directly violate rules against public publicity. I should say that
47:11
Speaker 17: might jeopardize or influence the jury pool in this health
47:15
Speaker 17: insurance CEO's murder trial. I don't have an opinion whether
47:20
Speaker 17: it's right or wrong what those DOJ members have done,
47:23
Speaker 17: But what I will tell you is I have very
47:25
Speaker 17: little sympathy for Luigi.
47:27
Speaker 2: Yep, that makes two of us, and I'm sure many
47:30
Speaker 2: more out there as well. Now to revelations that two
47:33
Speaker 2: individuals are doing all they can to make money off
47:36
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk's death by filing trademarks featuring the late conservative's
47:40
Speaker 2: name Kinsey. Do we have any idea who these people are?
47:44
Speaker 2: We do?
47:45
Speaker 4: I mean this feels gross right.
47:46
Speaker 17: Radar Online reports that Terrence Malone filed documents to obtain
47:50
Speaker 17: the trademark for the phrase Charlie Kirk's Life Matters for clothing,
47:55
Speaker 17: and a second application was filed.
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Speaker 4: By a woman named Jasmine Wong.
48:00
Speaker 17: Application asked for the right to use Charlie's name to
48:02
Speaker 17: make everything from dresses to pajamas, even kids clothes like
48:06
Speaker 17: for babies. Sources close to Charlie's camp are obviously disgusted
48:10
Speaker 17: by the attempted exploitation. There is no connection between these
48:15
Speaker 17: individuals and the Kirk family. But thankfully Charlie's estate would
48:19
Speaker 17: have to agree for his name and lateness to be used.
48:23
Speaker 17: But it just kind of disappoints you in the world,
48:26
Speaker 17: doesn't it.
48:28
Speaker 2: It just there's something really really wrong about this that
48:30
Speaker 2: people are trying to capitalize over someone's death. I just
48:33
Speaker 2: think it's just absolutely appalling really that there's people out
48:36
Speaker 2: there like this. But Kinsey actress Jessica Chastain has slammed
48:41
Speaker 2: Apple after it delayed the release of her Apple TV
48:43
Speaker 2: plus thriller series The Savant in the wake of Charlie
48:47
Speaker 2: Kirk's assassination. Why the delay, Kinsey, and what she had
48:51
Speaker 2: to say about it.
48:53
Speaker 17: Yeah, so she is speaking out against this, which is
48:56
Speaker 17: odd to again biting the hand that feeds you.
48:59
Speaker 4: Testaine said that she.
49:00
Speaker 17: And Apple are not aligned on pausing this Evant, arguing
49:04
Speaker 17: that the show's themes about violence and extremism are more
49:08
Speaker 17: relevant now than ever.
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Speaker 4: Now.
49:11
Speaker 17: Apple hasn't announced a new premiere date yet, but maybe
49:15
Speaker 17: they know something that she doesn't. Perhaps audiences weren't impressed
49:20
Speaker 17: and they want to go back and edit it, or
49:22
Speaker 17: perhaps there were threats made, and you know, they thought
49:25
Speaker 17: it's better if we hold onto this for a little
49:27
Speaker 17: while and allow things to cool down. I think she
49:30
Speaker 17: might have spoken out a little too soon here.
49:34
Speaker 2: Yeah, look, I think so too, And I really would
49:38
Speaker 2: have been a tongue ifi with her, because you don't
49:40
Speaker 2: want to put the networks offside, that's for sure. Kinsey Schofield,
49:45
Speaker 2: nice to catch up with you. Thank you so much
49:47
Speaker 2: for joining me on the show this evening. And that's
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Speaker 2: it for me. Up next is Newsnight, good Night,