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The Rita Panahi Show | 10 February · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scoring Lils Ostrodio. This is the Wader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the readA Panehy Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight, violent protesters clashed with police in Sydney as
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Speaker 2: one former Australian of the Year leads a globalizing into
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Speaker 2: FATA chant. My panel will join me to discuss that.
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Speaker 2: We'll go through all the Super Bowl ads and made
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Speaker 2: headlines with advertising expert Richard Ralph Smith. Kosher Gator will
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Speaker 2: have the latest from the US, including further disturbing revelations
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Speaker 2: from the Epstein files, and later in the hour, comic
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Speaker 2: Alex Stein will break down that controversial bad Bunny performance
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Speaker 2: at the Super Bowl and Left He's Losing It features
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Speaker 2: this comic mocking the silly wokery we're witnessing at the
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Speaker 2: Winter Olympics.
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Speaker 3: I would love to enjoy the Winter Olympics from Milan,
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Speaker 3: but I can't, knowing that in two hundred and twenty
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Speaker 3: two BC the Romans store that land from the Celtics.
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Speaker 2: But first pro Palestinian protests erupted in Sydney and Melbourne
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Speaker 2: yesterday as Israeli President Isaac Hersog touchdown in Australia and
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Speaker 2: Sydney there were ten police officers assaulted and twenty seven
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Speaker 2: people arrested as protesters defied police directions and attempted to
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Speaker 2: march despite restrictions imposed under emergency powers. Police intervened after
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Speaker 2: protesters pushed towards restricted areas, leading to clashes and the
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Speaker 2: use of pepper spray. Vision shows people being pinned to
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Speaker 2: the ground and handcuffed by police officers. Protesters also burst
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Speaker 2: onto the light rail tracks, knocking bins onto the road
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Speaker 2: to disrupt the chasing officers. Police have accused the organizers
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Speaker 2: and speakers at the rally of inciting the crowd to march.
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Speaker 4: The event coordinator confirmed there would not be a march. However,
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Speaker 4: during that protest that changed. What we saw was a
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Speaker 4: large numer of people come out to George Street at
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Speaker 4: the end of the protest or certainly at the end
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Speaker 4: of the speeches, and march on police, not once but twice.
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Speaker 4: The police did what they needed to do, which was
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Speaker 4: to hold the line and then form and move the
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Speaker 4: protesters back with a view to dispersing them. That was
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Speaker 4: designed to keep the community safe.
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Speaker 2: The Prime Minister and Premier Means have defended the actions
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Speaker 2: of police among the protesters in Sydney was former Australian
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Speaker 2: of the Year Grace Tame, who labeled Herzog a war
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Speaker 2: criminal and told the crowd to globalized into Fata.
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Speaker 5: From Gatigal to Gaza, Globalize the Intifinal won.
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Speaker 6: My time, From Gadigol to Gadha, Globalize the Abia.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is News Corps senior writer Patrick Carline
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Speaker 2: and former Labor MP Michael Danby. Michael, I'll start with you.
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Speaker 2: These are ugly scenes in Australia, but sadly all too predictable.
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Speaker 7: Grace, no grace, no wisdom, no mercy. What a screaming,
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Speaker 7: ranting looney And unfortunately that seems to have been a
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Speaker 7: paradigm of how the crowd behaved, trying to force themselves
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Speaker 7: near to the public commemoration that Hertzog was taking place.
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Speaker 7: No wonder the police and the state government were trying
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Speaker 7: to keep them apart. Really potentially dangerous situation.
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Speaker 2: Well, Grace Tame, there was chanting from Gaddigul, which is
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Speaker 2: what you call Sidney if you think you're on stolen land.
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Speaker 2: From Gadigul to Gaza, Globalize into Fata, and it was
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Speaker 2: a chand Patrick that was repeated the calls now for
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Speaker 2: her to be stripped of the honor of the Australian
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Speaker 2: of the Year has some precedents where previous winners have
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Speaker 2: had their award stripped. Do you think that warrants it?
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Speaker 2: What we saw there.
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Speaker 8: Look globalizing into fartam. It literally means to persecute Jews
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Speaker 8: all over the world. And I mean this is coming
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Speaker 8: straight after Bondi because the Israelish the.
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Speaker 2: Jewish community said was an example of globalizing the interfinal.
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Speaker 8: Yes, exactly, and a lot of people talked about that
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Speaker 8: being an indirect consequence of the rising anti semitism since
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Speaker 8: October seven. To be actually to be saying that is
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Speaker 8: so provocative and so insightful, inciting of more and more extremism.
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Speaker 8: I think that's something that we might want to talk
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Speaker 8: about in coming days because what she's doing there is
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Speaker 8: inciting violence.
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Speaker 2: Really absolutely. Now let's hear from Barnaby Joyce who has
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Speaker 2: called for Grace Tame to be stripped of her Australian
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Speaker 2: of the Year honor.
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Speaker 4: Is that the sort of thing that should see her
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Speaker 4: stripped of that honor?
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Speaker 9: Yes, the answer to that is yes, and the form
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Speaker 9: of her words, if it's followed through brings about the
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Speaker 9: death of people. People will be on the premi of
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Speaker 9: their religion, of their race, they will be murdered. And
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Speaker 9: is that what you want? Grace tame? Is that the
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Speaker 9: gift to give back to Australia after the great one
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Speaker 9: of the greatest honors Australia could bestow on you.
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Speaker 2: Michael, what's your take? Is it too harsh a penalty
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Speaker 2: to strip her of the honor of being Australian of
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Speaker 2: the Year a couple of years ago or does that
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Speaker 2: mean that she really isn't fit to call herself a
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Speaker 2: former Australian of the Year.
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Speaker 7: If she had any honor, she'd withdraw from it after
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Speaker 7: behaving like that, But she doesn't. I think it'd be
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Speaker 7: a shame to let people rally around her flag by
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Speaker 7: stripping I just would have her tagged as a woke
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Speaker 7: inside it to violence and that should be I think
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Speaker 7: punishment enough for you don't want young women gathering around
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Speaker 7: out of that slogan because of sympathy for her.
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Speaker 2: Now, Patrick, what about the notion that the Men's government
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Speaker 2: was wrong to use emergency law to ban this protest.
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Speaker 2: We're a country where you're allowed to peacefully protest, now,
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Speaker 2: Obviously what we saw there wasn't peaceful, but they weren't
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Speaker 2: allowed to protest at all under these emergency laws. Is
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Speaker 2: that suitable? Is that really contravening the rights of Australians
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Speaker 2: to protest a world leader.
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Speaker 8: Look, I think there's a context for this, and that
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Speaker 8: context goes back two years. We've seen unchecked protests going on,
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Speaker 8: unabated week in and week out, and we've seen the protest.
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Speaker 8: These are not peaceful protests. They're talking about the increasingly
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Speaker 8: anti Semitic. They talk about anti Zionism that's basically making
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Speaker 8: Jewish people feel unsafe throughout Australia, and it has increased,
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Speaker 8: it has ratcheted up and to the point where we're
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Speaker 8: coming off the back of Bonda. As I said earlier,
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Speaker 8: the Israeli president is here to offer solace to mourning families.
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Speaker 8: Where's the sense, Where is the sort of right thing
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Speaker 8: to do? Where is the decency? And I mean at
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Speaker 8: a certain point you sort of have to say, hang on,
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Speaker 8: this is.
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Speaker 2: Not right now. Former Treasury Assistant Secretary David Pearl has
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Speaker 2: written a column in The Australian this morning about the
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Speaker 2: rise of anti Semitism. He writes, anti Semitism has been
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Speaker 2: mainstreamed and even glorified under the guise of hostility to
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Speaker 2: Israel and Zionus. Why because our local elites have looked
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Speaker 2: the other way and in some case even promoted it,
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Speaker 2: with our elite university vice chancellors the worst culprits, and
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Speaker 2: few top people in corporate, public service or cultural circles
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Speaker 2: bothering to speak up until Bondi shamed a small number
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Speaker 2: of them into action. Michael, this trend is evident well
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Speaker 2: beyond academia. It is prevalent in the culture, particularly in
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Speaker 2: artistic circles.
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Speaker 7: I thought David Pearl had a very perceptive article in
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Speaker 7: The Australia where he argued, even if we were able
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Speaker 7: to in the long term change immigration from the Middle East,
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Speaker 7: such as the three Thousand Gardens, it wouldn't necessarily affect
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Speaker 7: the nature of increasingly embittered, polarized society because most of
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Speaker 7: this is coming out of the white Western elites at
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Speaker 7: the universities, in the arts, in politics, and the media. Now,
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Speaker 7: between Ultimo and Sydney University, there seems to be an
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Speaker 7: iron triangle of hatred on this issue, and that's where
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Speaker 7: the real problem lies.
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Speaker 10: Now.
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Speaker 2: Patrick that is something that has been noted in the
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Speaker 2: protests both in Melbourne and Sydney. Of course you've got
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Speaker 2: perhaps recently arrived migrants or migrants have been here for
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Speaker 2: generations as part of these protests, but they do seem
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Speaker 2: to be dominated and led by self loathing Australians who
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Speaker 2: believe they're on stolen land. They think Israel is an
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Speaker 2: oppressive nation, that they've stolen the power Astinians land. They
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Speaker 2: see all sorts of parallels between the plight of the
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Speaker 2: indigenous population in Australia and Palestinians in the Middle East.
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Speaker 8: Yes, look, I thought it was interesting Australia. A couple
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Speaker 8: of weeks ago you actually saw more Australian flags. And
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Speaker 8: it was interesting because for the simple reason that you
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Speaker 8: didn't see many Australian flags for a number of years,
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Speaker 8: because we had been taught that the flag was a
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Speaker 8: potentially divisive symbol that represents a colonialism, that it represented
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Speaker 8: people who had missed out. And I thought it was interesting.
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Speaker 8: I felt that perhaps that it had been changing. I
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Speaker 8: think David Pearl makes a very good point. This sort
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Speaker 8: of push against Australian values and social cohesion isn't from
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Speaker 8: migrants necessarily it's from the progressive elites at the universities.
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Speaker 8: And if you look at some of the treatment of
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Speaker 8: the pro Palestine protests in universities, I'm thinking of the
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Speaker 8: University of Melbourne where they got to have a sit
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Speaker 8: in for weeks and weeks and weeks, which came at
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Speaker 8: the expense of Jewish students, and it came at the expense
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Speaker 8: of a disruption to the entire running of the university.
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Speaker 7: It was such a and they took over a very famous,
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Speaker 7: world famous professor's office.
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Speaker 11: You know, they're just outrageous, Yes, And the security that
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Speaker 11: was hired to oversee that, the extra cost to everybody,
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Speaker 11: not just the nuisance factor and the hostility.
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Speaker 2: I mean, if you had some right wing group going
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Speaker 2: and deciding we're just going to have a city in
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Speaker 2: and we're going to stay here for a few weeks,
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Speaker 2: they would be removed within minutes. It wouldn't even take hours.
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Speaker 2: It'll be within minutes. Now, the Reserve Bank of Australia
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Speaker 2: has forecast the worst medium term economic growth ever, which
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Speaker 2: is likely to put even more pressure on the federal budget.
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Speaker 2: The latest Central Bank forecast show the economy is expected
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Speaker 2: to grow just one point six percent over the year
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Speaker 2: to June twenty twenty eight. Economists have worn slower productivity
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Speaker 2: growth is partly a result of increased spending on government
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Speaker 2: services in the care sector, which the RBA research shows
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Speaker 2: has drawn people away from the private sector. Patrick the
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Speaker 2: government is being urged to tackle the productivity slow down
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Speaker 2: through ambitious reforms in the upcoming budget in May. But
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Speaker 2: all the urb and easy government seems to be talking
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Speaker 2: about is increasing property taxes, particularly for property investors.
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Speaker 8: Look the amount of government spending and I had we
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Speaker 8: had this ridiculous debate in Canberra over the last few
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Speaker 8: days about whether government spending has put pressure on the
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Speaker 8: RBA interest rates. Look, you can't see much happening soon
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Speaker 8: because there are so many factors here that are driving
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Speaker 8: this slow growth. Low productivity is one of them. High
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Speaker 8: government spending is another. And if we have slow growth,
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Speaker 8: then we're going to have fewer houses. And I think,
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Speaker 8: as for the non economists among us, including me, that
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Speaker 8: actually is the net effect. You have slow growth, you
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Speaker 8: have fewer and newer houses. And I think that's something
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Speaker 8: when you're looking at cost of living and when you're
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Speaker 8: looking at inflation. These are lurgies that potentially are going
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Speaker 8: to hang around for years.
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Speaker 2: Michael. The economic outlook is pretty grim. We've just had
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Speaker 2: an interest rate rise, we've got cost of living pressure
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Speaker 2: intensifying for so many Australians, and then you're talking about
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Speaker 2: one point six percent growth that is appalling, and you
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Speaker 2: look at the per capita figures it may be even worse.
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Speaker 7: Like a broken record. I'll say again, this is a
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Speaker 7: socialist left government. This is not the economic reformers of
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Speaker 7: Hawk and Keating. Even the so called right wingers in
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Speaker 7: this government, Tony Burke his changes to industrial legislation overturned.
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Speaker 7: I don't know why people haven't made more fuss about
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Speaker 7: this of Keelty and Keating free up the workplace. So
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Speaker 7: that's why we've got low productivity, We've got pattern bargaining
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Speaker 7: going all across industries and all due to Tony Book's
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Speaker 7: socialists left imposed by ideology.
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Speaker 2: Well, the unions are happy. They've reported an extraordinary fifteen
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Speaker 2: point four million in taxpayer backed income from the Commonwealth
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Speaker 2: in the last financial year. This is almost five times
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Speaker 2: more than they were receiving. The Anthony Albaneza government has
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Speaker 2: been very profitable for the union movement. The extraordinary spike
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Speaker 2: is mostly driven by a five year, forty nine million
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Speaker 2: dollar grand of the Australian Council of Trade Unions to
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Speaker 2: help them engage with the government's workplace reforms and educate
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Speaker 2: their members. Michael the Business Scales of Australia said the
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Speaker 2: fact that that so much money was needed to explain
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Speaker 2: the government's industrial relations laws shows the system is too
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Speaker 2: complex unbroken.
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Speaker 7: In the old days, when Bob Hawk or Albert Monk
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Speaker 7: even further back wearrere att leaders, they would have enough
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Speaker 7: union affiliations to pay for all of that. But it's
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Speaker 7: because they've got so few members, because they are so
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Speaker 7: alien in their behavior to Australian workers, that they now
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Speaker 7: have to be subsidized by their ideological compatriots in the government.
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Speaker 7: It's a Ponzi scheme.
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Speaker 2: It is a bit of a Ponzi scheme. There's how
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Speaker 2: much money does the trade unions give to labor and
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Speaker 2: then you've got a labor government granting them these enormous contracts.
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Speaker 2: Was that what forty nine million dollars huge?
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Speaker 8: It's massive, I ain't. Tim Wilson, the Opposition spokesman on this,
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Speaker 8: called it a cartel. You call it ponzie steam. But
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Speaker 8: there is this sort of circle, a sort of money
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Speaker 8: sort of going from the unions to the labor government.
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Speaker 8: And you make a good point, Michael, unions represent thirteen
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Speaker 8: percent of Australian workers. Thirteen percent. That is nothing. Why
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Speaker 8: are taxpayers paying for the union and.
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Speaker 2: They exercised disproportionate power, particularly when labor are in charger
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Speaker 2: Michael Danby Patrick Carlin, thank you so much for your
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Speaker 2: time tonight. The most anticipated parts of the Super Bowl
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Speaker 2: are the commercials throughout the event. At thirty second spot
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Speaker 2: during this year's game cost upwards of eight million dollars
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Speaker 2: to go through all the big ads this year. Let's
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Speaker 2: bring in DPR and co advertising co founder Richard Ralph Smith. Richard,
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Speaker 2: it's worth noting that a lot of the ads this
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Speaker 2: year pulled back on the lefty love fest. Woke is
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Speaker 2: no longer cool. But Light is a good example of this.
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Speaker 2: They've come a long way since they're failed pro trans
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Speaker 2: ad campaign a couple of years ago. Have a look
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Speaker 2: at this year's Super Bowl ad, which is about as
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Speaker 2: bro as you can get.
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Speaker 8: Oh, this is not necessary this trail.
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Speaker 2: Oh there's the.
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Speaker 12: Hakable wedding.
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Speaker 6: Huh, it's a great samo.
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Speaker 8: I'll give it a week.
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Speaker 2: Very masculine, not exactly sure what's going on there, But
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Speaker 2: how effective is an ad like that? Well, look, this
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Speaker 2: ad is pretty good.
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Speaker 13: It's a return to their traditional base territory for bud Light.
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Speaker 13: You know, they are always very well known for what
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Speaker 13: you know, we would call blokey advertising in Australia. After
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Speaker 13: being burnt pretty badly in twenty twenty three, that was
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Speaker 13: sort of the high water mark for DEI let's call
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Speaker 13: a diversity, equity inclusion marketing initiatives in the USA, and
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Speaker 13: they've pulled back a long way since then. And I
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Speaker 13: think all advertisers in the Super Bowl have given that
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Speaker 13: a very very wide berth. So it's a pretty good ad.
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Speaker 13: It's not going to be a legendary one seat and
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Speaker 13: they won't be talking about it forever, but it'll do
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Speaker 13: its job.
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Speaker 2: And Shane Giller is their very famous anti PC comic.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's just a very good comic, but he
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Speaker 2: is famously ANTIPC, so he featured in that ad. That
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Speaker 2: was interesting.
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Speaker 14: Now.
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Speaker 2: Serena Williams Tennis Legends of Arena. Williams has been slammed
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Speaker 2: online for appearing in an ad promoting the weight loss
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Speaker 2: drug GLP one for telehealth provider Row. Let's have a
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Speaker 2: look at the ad.
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Speaker 14: I'm on Row, thirty four pounds down on GLP One's
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Speaker 14: healthier on Row, supportive on Row, FD approved GLP one
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Speaker 14: pulship now even in appeal weight loss expertise. I trust
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Speaker 14: I'm moving better on Row. I'm feeling better on Row.
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Speaker 14: I'm Serena Williams. This is me on Row.
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Speaker 2: And now. Serena williams husband, Alexis o'hannion, is an investor
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Speaker 2: in Row and serves on the company's board. Richard, I've
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Speaker 2: seen some resent pictures of her, and she is way
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Speaker 2: thinner than she appears in that ad. The results are dramatic,
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Speaker 2: and she's a very effective vehicle for that campaign because
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Speaker 2: we've all known Saria Williams for so long, and she's
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Speaker 2: always been famously athletic and muscly. And I guess that's
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Speaker 2: where some of the criticism has come, because she's a
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Speaker 2: very healthy woman, So why does she need a drug
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Speaker 2: to lose weight? Exactly?
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Speaker 13: The strategy here is to normalize these drugs for people
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Speaker 13: who still for whom they are still unfamiliar and scary.
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Speaker 13: Classic celebrity endorsement strategy to get a very well known
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Speaker 13: athlete who was famous for being incredibly fit, always been
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Speaker 13: incredibly fit and healthy, show that that person is using
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Speaker 13: the product, and say therefore you need have no concerns
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Speaker 13: about it. So you only have to look at the
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Speaker 13: numbers of the Super Bowl. In the United States, one
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Speaker 13: hundred and twenty million Americans watch that ad. One hundred
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Speaker 13: million Americans have obesity, something like thirty eight million area
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Speaker 13: recons have type two diabetes. So it's a trusted strategy
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Speaker 13: speaking to the right people at the right time, and
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Speaker 13: I think that will work.
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Speaker 2: But I don't think that's aimed at the people who
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Speaker 2: have diabetes or who have some sort of a medical
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Speaker 2: condition where that drug would be prescribed possibly anyway, I
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Speaker 2: think it's speaking to those who fall outside that category,
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Speaker 2: who may be doing it for reasons of vanity, not
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Speaker 2: that there's anything wrong with that. Now, there were a
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Speaker 2: lot of eyes on AI ads this year. This ad
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Speaker 2: for Claude is being criticized online for being a tad creepy.
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Speaker 15: Let's start with your age, weight and hate whenever you're ready.
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Speaker 8: Five', seven twenty three years, old one hundred and forty.
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Speaker 15: Pounds got. It i'll create a plan that focuses on
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Speaker 15: aesthetic strength. Training but confidence isn't just built in the.
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Speaker 15: Gym try step boost max the insols that add one
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Speaker 15: vertical inch of height and help short king stand.
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Speaker 1: Tall What so was.
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Speaker 2: Everyone in that AD ai or was it just the
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Speaker 2: trainer who WAS? AI i don't even get what's happening.
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Speaker 13: There so the ad was shot for?
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Speaker 2: Real there were two.
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Speaker 13: Actors the trainer was representing AN ai, model you, know
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Speaker 13: so they're embodying the, distope but it's.
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Speaker 2: An, actual real. ACTOR i think It's so how is
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Speaker 2: that AN AI? Ad that is? Confusing let's let's have
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Speaker 2: another look at an ad about people not going to?
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Speaker 15: Work Jens bark give me the day. Off i'm skipping work.
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Speaker 10: Today you should do just Do.
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Speaker 15: Jens barke finished his slide. Deck now you're not working from?
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Speaker 16: Home then you put on.
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Speaker 2: Pants so the whole point of that ad is THAT
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Speaker 2: ai will mean no one has to actually go to,
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Speaker 2: work but we will just all have income and a
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Speaker 2: living standard regardless of. That so is that what we're promoting?
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Speaker 1: There?
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Speaker 13: Ye Let Gens bark automate your work and take the
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Speaker 13: day off and whatever you do on your day. Off
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Speaker 13: don't think about the implications of The don't think about
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Speaker 13: whether your employer might reconsider your value to the. Company you,
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Speaker 13: know don't think about whether the skill set that you've
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Speaker 13: spent a lifetime building up might become. Useless don't think
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Speaker 13: about your kid's future or the enfeeblement that we're all
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Speaker 13: suffering as a result of our increasing reliance UPON. Ai you,
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Speaker 13: know the ad is just saying, glibly you, guys just
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Speaker 13: don't worry your pretty little heads about. It we've got this.
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Speaker 13: Covered and there are THREE ai companies in The Super
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Speaker 13: bowl who have been making very glib pat responses to
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Speaker 13: the fears that people have ABOUT.
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Speaker 2: Ai and it's quite. Concerning that's. Interesting it's a discussion
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Speaker 2: for another. Day HOW ai is going to revolutionize the advertising.
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Speaker 2: Sector Richard Ralph, smith thank you so much For thank.
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Speaker 15: You.
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Speaker 2: long And i've missed the weapon grade hate and bile
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Speaker 2: masquerading as tolerance and considered. Analysis here Is Sunny houston
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Speaker 2: Bill Kentucky Democrat Governor anderbushia who claims it is His
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Speaker 17: me that's my. Faith most of the DECISIONS i make
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Speaker 17: are based on That golden rule that says we love
23:43
Speaker 17: our neighbor as, ourselves and that parable the Good samaritan
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Speaker 17: that says everyone is our. Neighbor and so When i've
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Speaker 17: taken actions like vetoing the nastiest piece of ANTI lgbtq
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Speaker 17: legislation that ever came through my, STATE i described in those.
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Speaker 17: TERMS i, said my faith teaches me that all children
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Speaker 2: Sweet Baby, jesus they are not picking on these. Kids
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Speaker 2: you are complicit in inflicting irreversible harm on confused, kids
24:17
Speaker 2: and using your faith as an excuse is frankly a little. Sick.
24:21
Speaker 2: Now to be, clear the nastiest piece of ANTI lgbtq,
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Speaker 2: legislation As Governor bisher calls, it this is what he.
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Speaker 2: Does it bans so called gender affirming care for minors
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Speaker 2: that's irreversible treatments including, surgeries keeps boys out of girls',
24:38
Speaker 2: restrooms and require schools to tell parents if their child
24:41
Speaker 2: is experiencing gender. Dysphoria that's what he calls the nastiest
24:47
Speaker 2: piece of ANTI lgbtq. Legislation, now the, left including members
24:52
Speaker 2: of The, view are very alarmed at the hundreds of
24:56
Speaker 2: jobs being slashed at The Washington, post which is a
24:59
Speaker 2: propaganda outlet these days for The. Democrats, yes the left
25:02
Speaker 2: are very, agitated but it wasn't long ago when the
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Speaker 2: ladies of The view were Urging Washington post readers to
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Speaker 2: cancel their.
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Speaker 5: Subscriptions so, far two hundred thousand people have canceled Their
25:16
Speaker 5: Washington post subscription over the decision to block the editorial
25:21
Speaker 5: board from Endorsing Vice.
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Speaker 15: President tends a message To Jeff, bezos AND i will,
25:26
Speaker 15: say in this, election we're normalizing a, bigot, fascist.
25:28
Speaker 14: Racist these opinions matter even more, right.
25:31
Speaker 2: And oh what short memories they. Have of, course the
25:35
Speaker 2: editorial board not Endorsing Kamala harris meant nothing because everything
25:40
Speaker 2: that pumped out is biased to Anti, trump an Anti. Republican,
25:46
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25:50
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25:56
Speaker 2: fell for all the miss info and bs pushed by
25:59
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Speaker 16: Plot BUT i will say that this was a breaking
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Speaker 16: point for me and the way that the administration responded to. It,
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Speaker 16: LIKE i didn't think what's happening right now With ice
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Speaker 16: could happen In. AMERICA i genuinely did not think that was.
26:17
Speaker 16: POSSIBLE i thought our. INSTITUTION i thought the constitution would hold.
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Speaker 16: Up WHEN i see it and then immediately defend, IT
26:24
Speaker 16: i start to, go we gotta be very loud about,
26:30
Speaker 16: This like it all of a sudden becomes not like
26:33
Speaker 16: a liberal catastrophic. Thinking it starts to become very, reasonable
26:39
Speaker 16: nuanced criticism of the. Administration they have just.
26:43
Speaker 15: Done they have just made.
26:46
Speaker 16: The most far left critiques of The trump. Administration their
26:51
Speaker 16: reaction to this has just justified all of.
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Speaker 2: Them, no they have. Not andrew Dma he has obviously
26:59
Speaker 2: given into all the bullying from The karen's Online but
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Speaker 2: we still have funny comics who have not been bullied
27:06
Speaker 2: by The karen, brigade and they are not soy, boys
27:10
Speaker 2: And Steve byrn is among. Them here he mocks the
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Speaker 2: ill informed wokery that we are seeing at The Winter.
27:16
Speaker 3: OLYMPICS i would love to enjoy The Winter olympics From,
27:21
Speaker 3: milan BUT i, can't knowing that in two hundred and
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Speaker 3: twenty TWO bc The romans store that land from The.
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Speaker 2: Celtics every now and, then the hard left media surprise
27:31
Speaker 2: you by putting to something that is actually, insightful rational and.
27:35
Speaker 2: BALANCED i guess even a broken clock is right twice a,
27:39
Speaker 2: day AND msnbc were right when they featured journalists And
27:42
Speaker 2: Ane Gary, datis who had this to say about the
27:46
Speaker 2: latest revelations in The epstein files.
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Speaker 6: Sets of emails is From Catherine, rumler who worked As
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Speaker 6: Barack Obama's White House Council Democratic Administration White House council
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Speaker 6: lawyer representing The american. Presidency now in the way that
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Speaker 6: is normal In american, life she's the chief lawyer For
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Speaker 6: Goldman sachs and they're trading. Advice she's getting his advice
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Speaker 6: on SHOULD i Become attorney? General who she's taking the
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Speaker 6: advice of a convicted sex offender on SHOULD i Accept
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Speaker 6: Barack obama's potential offer to Be attorney? General and he's
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Speaker 6: telling her giving her she's giving him advice about his
28:25
Speaker 6: situations in. Life and in this very striking, scene she
28:28
Speaker 6: describes driving up To New york and she, SAYS i
28:30
Speaker 6: will stop at a rest stop at some point In
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Speaker 6: New jersey on my way up To New, york AND
28:34
Speaker 6: i will, see no, doubt all these people who are
28:37
Speaker 6: one hundred pounds, overweight AND i will be shocked by,
28:40
Speaker 6: it AND i will be moved to never eat another
28:44
Speaker 6: morsel of food in my life so THAT i never
28:46
Speaker 6: become like. THEM i just want to say to people watching,
28:49
Speaker 6: this this is what people in that class think about.
28:52
Speaker 15: You you don't normally get a.
28:54
Speaker 6: Glimpse you see them ON, tv you see them on
28:58
Speaker 6: their secure a social media, yeah that someone else is
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Speaker 6: doing for. Them these emails are a glimpse of how
29:05
Speaker 6: people in this epstcene class feel about. You they feel
29:09
Speaker 6: you're a slob at a rest stop that they unfortunately
29:12
Speaker 6: have to stop at to get.
29:13
Speaker 2: Gas let's bring In skyness Contributor Kosher Gaia. Kosher that
29:17
Speaker 2: was precisely my takeaway from reading some of these, emails
29:22
Speaker 2: the utter disdain these people have for Ordinary, americans for
29:27
Speaker 2: ordinary people outside their elite.
29:30
Speaker 10: Circles, yes as you, say we don't even a broken
29:33
Speaker 10: clock is twice rater right twice a. Day it felt
29:37
Speaker 10: like a through the looking glass moment for me because
29:40
Speaker 10: what he was saying is what you AND i and
29:42
Speaker 10: other people talk, about certainly on the right side of
29:44
Speaker 10: politics all the, time every, day every, week and it
29:48
Speaker 10: was just really bizarre to hear them say. THAT i
29:50
Speaker 10: Thought Mika brazinski's face was a little bit, funny like
29:53
Speaker 10: there was cognitive dissonance going on in her head and
29:55
Speaker 10: she couldn't quite work out should she debat, him should
29:58
Speaker 10: she accept? It AND i also think it was funny
30:01
Speaker 10: because he on and the contributor over there is part
30:05
Speaker 10: of that same elite. Class it looks down on most
30:07
Speaker 10: of the rest of. Us but it was interesting that
30:09
Speaker 10: he was excluding himself from it and creating this new
30:12
Speaker 10: category called The epstein. Class you could say that that's
30:15
Speaker 10: a super super elite within the. Elite and it was
30:18
Speaker 10: interesting in that it was bipartisan sort. Of he's sort
30:21
Speaker 10: of lumping them, together bipartisan folks whose names are showing
30:24
Speaker 10: up in The epstein. Files so maybe the edifice is
30:27
Speaker 10: cracking a little bit and we're getting out of this
30:29
Speaker 10: left versus right thing because there are offenders from both.
30:32
Speaker 10: Sides certainly in those vast emails that are still being, ANALYZED.
30:37
Speaker 2: I would argue plenty of THE msnbc hosts are also
30:41
Speaker 2: in that. Class they may not be in any way
30:43
Speaker 2: connected To Jeffrey, epstein but they also have disdain for
30:47
Speaker 2: their fellow countrymen and look down upon them as the
30:50
Speaker 2: great unwashed that they have to coexist. With, now more
30:54
Speaker 2: on those emails in The epstein, files which have also
30:57
Speaker 2: lifted the lid On Gilain maxwell's strong ties to The
31:01
Speaker 2: Clinton Global. Initiative one Of Bill clinton's post presidential, Projects
31:06
Speaker 2: Kosher Glaine maxwell reportedly played a major role in funding
31:11
Speaker 2: and establishing The clinton's.
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Speaker 10: Charity, yes, this you, know gets from bad to. Worse
31:17
Speaker 10: we know That Bill clinton has been named in the
31:19
Speaker 10: files and scene and photographically in the emails along the
31:23
Speaker 10: way for all the slation stuff with the girls and
31:26
Speaker 10: the women and allegedly you, know those things in that.
31:29
Speaker 10: Category but now there's the other side of, it soft,
31:32
Speaker 10: corruption we call, it because all of these, things you,
31:35
Speaker 10: know The Clinton Global initiative and other ways in which
31:38
Speaker 10: these folks make. Money it may not be illegal on the,
31:41
Speaker 10: surface but you really do know that there are quid
31:44
Speaker 10: pro quo type deals going on in. There people have
31:46
Speaker 10: long reported on that in relation to The Clinton Global,
31:49
Speaker 10: initiative and this just adds another layer to that that
31:51
Speaker 10: of all the, People Glaine maxwell was an instrumental player
31:56
Speaker 10: in setting that up and procuring those donations and fun for.
32:00
Speaker 10: Them SO i think in the court of public, opinion
32:03
Speaker 10: it's going to be pretty hard for The clintons to come.
32:05
Speaker 10: Back they're kind of out of the main stage of politics,
32:08
Speaker 10: anyway but this is certainly not helping.
32:10
Speaker 2: Them now to another leftist media personality shocked by the
32:16
Speaker 2: names featured in the Latest epstein document, dump here Is Bill,
32:20
Speaker 2: maher and he had this to say about some of
32:23
Speaker 2: the high profile individuals and the emails they. Sent the
32:26
Speaker 2: convicted Pedophile Genghis.
32:29
Speaker 1: Khan i'm sure he did his raping and, pelagen but
32:32
Speaker 1: he wasn't a phony about. It he didn't pretend he.
32:36
Speaker 10: Was a good.
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Speaker 1: GUY i would imagine now some of the People Nom,
32:39
Speaker 1: chomsky that was like the deal breaker for, Me Nom,
32:43
Speaker 1: Chomsky Depak Deepak chopra, is did you find me Acute?
32:49
Speaker 1: Israeli he, says this is an, email and then they
32:54
Speaker 1: go on about it and just joke about. It you,
32:58
Speaker 1: know how can you listen to this guy as a
33:00
Speaker 1: guru after? This i'm, Sorry i'm not trying to pick on.
33:03
Speaker 1: HIM i know. Him he seems like a nice. Guy
33:05
Speaker 1: but obviously there's this other side to These This Peter
33:09
Speaker 1: attia guy who people were summer at sixty minutes originally
33:13
Speaker 1: this great guru of, health and he's saying some of,
33:16
Speaker 1: Them oh, man what some of his stuff? Was, LIKE
33:19
Speaker 1: i go Into Jeffrey epstein withdrawal WHEN i don't see.
33:23
Speaker 1: Him he, says the problem with becoming friends with, You
33:26
Speaker 1: he says To, epstein the life you lead is so,
33:29
Speaker 1: outrageous and YET i can't tell a soul.
33:33
Speaker 8: That's.
33:33
Speaker 2: Truble it is an eye open. Now i've got to,
33:37
Speaker 2: Say Noam. CHOMSKY i wasn't as shocked to us to
33:41
Speaker 2: See noam trying to Advise Jeffrey epstein about how he
33:45
Speaker 2: can fix his public. Image but some of these high
33:50
Speaker 2: profile names and the communication that had with this, man
33:53
Speaker 2: even after he was convicted of these hideous. Offenses we
33:58
Speaker 2: talked About fergie and and the Former Prince andrew Yesterday.
34:02
Speaker 2: Kosher there are so many who should know, better AND
34:06
Speaker 2: i think whose reputations are going to be tarnished by
34:08
Speaker 2: this association With.
34:10
Speaker 10: Epstein, yes if you've GOT, Msnbc brazinski And Bill maher
34:15
Speaker 10: now all jumping on this bandwagon of genuinely being, surprised
34:20
Speaker 10: the cynic in meat tends to, think maybe they're not
34:22
Speaker 10: really that, surprised but they have to pretend that they're.
34:24
Speaker 10: Surprised not that they knew about specific, individuals but you,
34:27
Speaker 10: know just broadly what happens when people are very, powerful
34:30
Speaker 10: and certainly everybody knew the situation of the reality With
34:34
Speaker 10: Jeffrey epstein after he was, convicted and they were very
34:36
Speaker 10: happy to continue rubbing shoulders with. Him that piece was
34:39
Speaker 10: sort of an open, secret just Like Harvey weinstein And
34:41
Speaker 10: hollywood was an open. Secret they look the other way
34:43
Speaker 10: until it is impossible to. Ignore and maybe again that
34:47
Speaker 10: edifice is cracking a little, bit where you even see
34:49
Speaker 10: prominent people on the left calling attention to this. Further
34:53
Speaker 10: AND i think the, big long and short outcome of
34:55
Speaker 10: it is trust in, institutions trust in power structures and
34:59
Speaker 10: powerful people at such a low in our culture and
35:02
Speaker 10: in our society right, now and this is just only
35:04
Speaker 10: going to further corroborate that in people's minds that were
35:08
Speaker 10: being basically ruled and run by a bunch of folks
35:10
Speaker 10: that think they can do whatever and consequences don't apply to,
35:14
Speaker 10: them and maybe the reality is so far they.
35:16
Speaker 2: Haven't now we have another member of the squad whose
35:19
Speaker 2: financial windfall is under the. Spotlight kosher Democrat Ayana presley
35:24
Speaker 2: is facing some tough.
35:26
Speaker 18: Questions did you make all this income from the rental?
35:30
Speaker 1: Property?
35:30
Speaker 14: SIR i submit a financial disclosure just like everybody. Else
35:34
Speaker 14: it's nothing to see, here thank.
35:35
Speaker 18: You this is appropriate for members to make so much
35:37
Speaker 18: money when they're in. Office should there be rules of financial?
35:41
Speaker 18: Disclosure reports show that the wealth Of presley and her,
35:44
Speaker 18: Husband Conan, harris swelled from twelve thousand dollars in twenty
35:47
Speaker 18: nineteen to as much as eight. Million five rental properties
35:51
Speaker 18: earn them up to three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
35:54
Speaker 18: Annually presley wants advocated to suspend rent during the. Pandemic
35:58
Speaker 18: she pushed policies for struggling.
36:00
Speaker 14: Homeowners these little to no cost bills help people remain.
36:04
Speaker 18: Housed presley's husband is an ex kahn who went from
36:07
Speaker 18: serving a decade in jail before they were married for
36:09
Speaker 18: drug trafficking to raking it up to a million a
36:12
Speaker 18: year as a business and management, consultant.
36:15
Speaker 17: There are many times where we can see that the
36:17
Speaker 17: spouse is the person who may be bringing in the most.
36:21
Speaker 18: Income some lawmakers resist restrictions on outside. Earnings do you
36:25
Speaker 18: think that there should be changes some different rules about
36:28
Speaker 18: what members can make while they're in?
36:30
Speaker 16: Office either presumably right when you record exact to try
36:34
Speaker 16: to undermine our.
36:35
Speaker 2: Members, kaisha what more can you tell me about this?
36:38
Speaker 2: Issue it extends Beyond. Presley the spotlight recently has been
36:42
Speaker 2: On Nancy pelosi And Elano omar as.
36:45
Speaker 10: Well this is a long standing. Issue the zip code
36:49
Speaker 10: of the neighborhoods AROUND dc is the richest zip code In,
36:52
Speaker 10: america and it is a zip code that has no.
36:55
Speaker 10: Businesses nothing is, created nothing is. Made it's just these
36:58
Speaker 10: folks doing these kinds of. Investments she's right over, There
37:02
Speaker 10: congressman impressily that they do have to make financial, disclosures
37:05
Speaker 10: and so from that we can see that her net
37:07
Speaker 10: worth when she Entered congress was twelve thousand dollars and
37:09
Speaker 10: now it's around six. Million Elan, omar you, mentioned had
37:12
Speaker 10: a negative net worth which he attributes to having student
37:14
Speaker 10: loan debt when she Entered congress and now she and
37:16
Speaker 10: her husband together to the tune of eight million. DOLLARS
37:19
Speaker 10: nancymp is the most famous example of. All she and
37:21
Speaker 10: her husband had a net worth of six hundred to
37:23
Speaker 10: seven hundred thousand dollars when they Entered, congress and today
37:26
Speaker 10: they're north of one hundred. Million it all comes from
37:29
Speaker 10: sort of like what we touched on with The clinton.
37:31
Speaker 10: Initiative not illegal on the, face illegal, activity it's just
37:35
Speaker 10: investments that they. Do but really what's underneath the investment
37:39
Speaker 10: is that they're trading. Influence this is what everybody understands
37:42
Speaker 10: it to. Be they're trading influence for, affluence and that
37:44
Speaker 10: means that whether they're investing in wineries or, startups OR
37:47
Speaker 10: vc funds or real estate or, stocks it's usually a
37:50
Speaker 10: combination of those. Things they just make these outsized, returns
37:54
Speaker 10: which suggests that people are paying or into their companies
37:58
Speaker 10: or hiring them for consultancies or board seats or what have,
38:02
Speaker 10: you not because they have expertise or merit in that particular,
38:05
Speaker 10: domain but because they have power or they're approximate to.
38:09
Speaker 10: Power Hunter biden is another ONE i should throw into,
38:12
Speaker 10: that getting two thousand a month for a board seat
38:14
Speaker 10: A ukrainian energy. Company so it's those sorts of deals,
38:17
Speaker 10: happen and as the overall cost of living goes up
38:20
Speaker 10: and wages are stagnant for the Everyday, american it just
38:23
Speaker 10: further breeds that discontent with those who are ruling over
38:27
Speaker 10: us and legislating over.
38:28
Speaker 2: US i wonder If Hunter biden is still getting those
38:32
Speaker 2: sorts of, offers earning eighty thousand per months to sit
38:36
Speaker 2: on a board in an industry he knew nothing, about
38:39
Speaker 2: or getting what was, it five hundred thousand dollars a
38:42
Speaker 2: painting for his little hunt The Artists Amateur hour squiggles. That,
38:47
Speaker 2: yeah BUT i wonder if those paintings are still selling
38:50
Speaker 2: like they were when his father was in The White.
38:53
Speaker 2: HOUSE i, mean, really they're not even subtle about. It,
38:56
Speaker 2: now before you, go we are discussed earlier in the
38:59
Speaker 2: way the good news that it seems Like Kamala harris is.
39:02
Speaker 2: Back she wants to be. President she's relaunching her website
39:06
Speaker 2: And kamala. Headquarters let's see how she explains the out
39:11
Speaker 2: why VOTER id laws could make it impossible for minorities to.
39:17
Speaker 2: Vote just try to follow the reasoning. Here is agreeing
39:21
Speaker 2: to VOTER id one of those compromises that you.
39:24
Speaker 19: SUPPORT i don't think that we should underestimate what that could,
39:31
Speaker 19: mean because in some people's mind that, means, well you're
39:36
Speaker 19: going to have to, xeroxers our, photocopy your idea to
39:43
Speaker 19: send it in to proof you.
39:44
Speaker 15: Are who you.
39:44
Speaker 19: Are, well there are a whole lot of, people especially
39:46
Speaker 19: people who live in rural, communities who. Don't there's No,
39:49
Speaker 19: kinkles there's No OFFICE max near. Them people have to
39:53
Speaker 19: understand that when we're talking about VOTER id, laws be
39:58
Speaker 19: clear about who you have in mind and what would
39:59
Speaker 19: be required of them to prove who they.
40:01
Speaker 2: Are of course people have to prove who they, are.
40:06
Speaker 19: But not in a way that makes it them almost
40:08
Speaker 19: impossible for them to prove who they.
40:10
Speaker 2: Are oh, Kosher i've missed her.
40:14
Speaker 9: Word.
40:14
Speaker 2: Salads we played SOME cnn and analysis last week showing
40:18
Speaker 2: that the overwhelming majority Of americans around eighty five percent
40:24
Speaker 2: want VOTER id, laws and yet The democrats are resisting
40:28
Speaker 2: it and using any, excuse no matter how, ridiculous to
40:33
Speaker 2: justify why VOTER id is going to be a setback for.
40:37
Speaker 10: Democracy that what she was attempting to explain there without circular,
40:43
Speaker 10: logic has been the long running argument that people opposed
40:46
Speaker 10: as policy make that somehow it's, impossible or it's, difficult
40:50
Speaker 10: or it's prejudicial to require people from rural communities to
40:53
Speaker 10: go and GET, id which is such a pejorative thing
40:56
Speaker 10: to say. That you're basically saying they're incapable of doing
40:58
Speaker 10: something simple as GETTING. Ida but they say, that and
41:01
Speaker 10: as a result of, that many people believe that it's
41:03
Speaker 10: only for one. Reason you don't WANT Id why because
41:05
Speaker 10: you want to contaminate the election with people in it
41:08
Speaker 10: when you have a country with tens of millions of,
41:09
Speaker 10: illegals some of them sneaking through in voting, right which
41:12
Speaker 10: is what it's. About and The democrats have always been
41:15
Speaker 10: openly against. It republicans have been quite feckless where they
41:18
Speaker 10: just haven't been able to push it, through and we're
41:20
Speaker 10: getting closer to seeing them do that under the current administration.
41:24
Speaker 10: Support so let's hope that they, do because this is
41:26
Speaker 10: a very fundamental thing for, democracy which they love to talk,
41:30
Speaker 10: about and it's outrageous when eighty percent of the country
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Speaker 10: supports it that they can't get it done.
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Speaker 2: Exactly you've got an eighty twenty, issue and you've got
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Speaker 2: the twenty percent setting the. Agenda eighty's, Madness Kosha, gaya
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Speaker 2: thank you so much of your time. Tonight thank you
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Speaker 2: still to come the TRUTH a Bad Bad buddy's controversial
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Speaker 2: performance at the Super. Bowl Alex stein is up, Next
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Speaker 2: welcome back. Now Bad bunny's controversial halftime Super bowl show
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Speaker 2: has been ranked as the sixth best by The New York,
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Speaker 2: times coming in Behind prince at number, One you two
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Speaker 2: And Michael. Jackson absurd if you ask, Me and But
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Speaker 2: Bad bunny was ranked ahead of the likes Of Beyonce
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Speaker 2: madonna And Bruce. Springsteen but the fans in the stadium
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Speaker 2: seem rather. Underwhelmed, well this next gal was into, it
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Speaker 2: but she was dancing. ALONE i know the feeling.
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Speaker 20: Girl now.
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Speaker 2: And we found another girl. Dancing she was loving the halftime,
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Speaker 2: show but she was dancing along to the turning point
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Speaker 2: us a halftime show on her. Phone let's leave the
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Speaker 2: final word On Bad bunny to this grandma who was
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Speaker 2: not feeling the vibe not at. All, okay who is this?
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Speaker 1: Me what is?
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Speaker 15: This this is?
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Speaker 6: Ridiculous now he's over fla, Yeah god bless you to
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Speaker 6: get out the stead.
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Speaker 2: Please now let's have a look at what all the
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Speaker 2: fuss was. About What, John no, yo.
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Speaker 18: What?
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Speaker 2: John joining me? Now is Comedian Alex. Stein, alex what's
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Speaker 2: your verdict on the halftime? Show are you with the?
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Speaker 2: Grandma are you with the girl who was dancing and
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Speaker 2: upposite nobody else was?
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Speaker 12: Dancing, well you, KNOW i was Watching Turning POINT, usa you,
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Speaker 12: know dominate with Kid. Rock BUT i have to admit
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Speaker 12: THAT i did go and watch it after the, fact
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Speaker 12: AND i think my least favorite part were the two
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Speaker 12: guys gyrating together next to the pickup. TRUCK i don't
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Speaker 12: understand why that was. Necessary and on top of, that
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Speaker 12: in the fake bodega that they used for the set,
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Speaker 12: decoration they put re accept e B. T it's, LIKE i,
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Speaker 12: mean give me a break if this is not the
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Speaker 12: biggest virtue signal First i've ever seen in my. LIFE
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Speaker 12: i mean, literally there's the worst halftime Super bowl Show
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Speaker 12: i've ever, seen and it didn't appeal to. Anybody and
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Speaker 12: they're gonna make the argument over they're trying to appeal
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Speaker 12: to new, Fans, well why not try to make the
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Speaker 12: current fans? Happy and that's the problem with all these big,
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Speaker 12: corporations they don't care about the people that support them the.
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Speaker 2: Most MOST nfl fans probably don't know too many Of
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Speaker 2: Bad bunny's, songs even if he was singing In. English
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Speaker 2: Now The Washington post is being comprehensively mocked for this
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Speaker 2: hot take on the. Performance they claim That Bad bunny
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Speaker 2: Super bowl halftime show had the kind of, wholesome traditional
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Speaker 2: family values that would fit right in with some of
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Speaker 2: the more sentimental commercials that appeared during the. Game, now,
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Speaker 2: Really Washington, posts is this what you see as wholesome
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Speaker 2: and traditional family values type? Entertainment alex they have a
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Speaker 2: fairly different view of wholesome than most of. US i,
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Speaker 2: MEAN i think that's an.
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Speaker 12: UNDERSTATEMENT i, mean these people are basically so PRO lgbtq
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Speaker 12: and Anti america, that, yeah they probably did think a
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Speaker 12: bunch of illegal, immigrants you, know freak dancing at the
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Speaker 12: halftime Super bowl show was. Wholesome but if you even
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Speaker 12: look at the words T t meprogunto what it, means
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Speaker 12: it's basically a song about treating women like they're disposable
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Speaker 12: and just having multiple girlfriends and being a total. Degenerate
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Speaker 12: so there's nothing wholesome about. IT i, MEAN i guess
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Speaker 12: they were dancing, slowly but other than, THAT i really
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Speaker 12: didn't get any wholesome family values whatsoever from this. Performance,
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Speaker 12: no AND i was.
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Speaker 2: Going to go through some of those. Lyrics obviously the
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Speaker 2: lyrics were sung In, spanish but the translations are really
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Speaker 2: not fit for a family, program so we can't even
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Speaker 2: tell you the. LYRICS i have no problem With riskue,
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Speaker 2: lyrics But Washington post describing it as wholesome is just
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Speaker 2: a little bit. Rich, Now Bad Bunny surprise is more
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Speaker 2: than fifteen million followers On instagram by deleting every single
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Speaker 2: one of his posts hours after his controversial, Performance why
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Speaker 2: do you think that Is? Alex why would he delete
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Speaker 2: essentially his? Profile, well you, KNOW i noticed that.
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Speaker 12: TODAY i was just covering it and THEN i looked
47:15
Speaker 12: at his account and all the pictures were. GONE i
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Speaker 12: don't know if he really cares about negative backlash or
47:20
Speaker 12: if he's just embarrassed by the, performance because when you
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Speaker 12: compare it to other great performances Like, prince Like Michael,
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Speaker 12: jackson it really stunk at the end of the, day
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Speaker 12: and so maybe he just doesn't want the heat from
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Speaker 12: all the people that are criticizing, that but at the same,
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Speaker 12: time maybe it's a publicity, stunt so that you AND
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Speaker 12: i were talking about why did this guy have one
47:38
Speaker 12: of the most talked about halftime performances ever and then
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Speaker 12: he just kind of ghosts. Everybody SO i don't, KNOW
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Speaker 12: i don't know what his marketing team is thinking by
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Speaker 12: doing that. Whatsoever, well there has.
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Speaker 2: Been a lot of criticism on social media of the,
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Speaker 2: performance But i've got to say the bulk of the
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Speaker 2: mainstream media has been absolutely glowing in their assessment of his. Performance,
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Speaker 2: Now Turning POINT usa had some incredible numbers watching their
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Speaker 2: alternative halftime, show and those numbers continue to. Rise what's,
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Speaker 2: Remarkable alex is the people were streaming this not just
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Speaker 2: on YouTube but on. Rumble this is really impacting YouTube's
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Speaker 2: perceived monopoly on that. Market oh of.
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Speaker 12: Course and you know what's really funny though About Turning
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Speaker 12: point is some of the criticisms they're facing and after the,
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Speaker 12: fact WHICH i think are really unnecessary and, unwarranted is
48:36
Speaker 12: people don't like. That Charlie. Kirk the difference between him
48:40
Speaker 12: and other. Conservatives he wanted to make being a conservative.
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Speaker 12: Cool he loved the, fireworks he loved you, know going
48:45
Speaker 12: against the. Counterculture he was the counterculture and then the.
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Speaker 12: COUNTERCULTURE i feel Like Turning point won this because even
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Speaker 12: though there was one hundred and twenty million people watching
48:54
Speaker 12: The Super, bowl the fact that ten million people also
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Speaker 12: turned Into Turning POINT. USA i, mean that's a huge.
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Speaker 12: Victory and it wasn't necessarily just For Kid. Rock it
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Speaker 12: was because people want to actually watch something that they,
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Speaker 12: can you, KNOW i guess relate, to and most of
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Speaker 12: the fans can't. Relate.
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Speaker 2: Well by the end of the, week exactly, well by
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Speaker 2: the end of the, week we'll bring you the totals
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Speaker 2: there because Those Turning POINT usa numbers are continuing to go,
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Speaker 2: up so we can make a better comparison at the
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Speaker 2: end of the. Week Alex, stein thank you so much
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Speaker 2: for your, time and that's all the time we. Have
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Speaker 2: i'll see you tomorrow night at. Eleven News night is
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Speaker 2: up next