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The Rita Panahi Show | 2 September · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scorn Lils Oscodia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panalkey Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Reader Panekey Show. We've
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Speaker 3: got a massive program for you joining me tonight. Professor
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Speaker 3: in Him, Alex Dine, Kinsey Schofield and PRUMC Sween and
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Speaker 3: a bumper edition of Left is Losing It. Let's start
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Speaker 3: with Anthony Albanize's approval rating slumping two points to forty
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Speaker 3: one percent in the.
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Speaker 4: Latest News poll.
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Speaker 3: This is the equal worst for the PM since he
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Speaker 3: came into office. Both Peter Dutton and the Prime Minister
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Speaker 3: minus thirteen in their net satisfaction rating, and the Coalition
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Speaker 3: and Labor remain locked in a two party perferred contest
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Speaker 3: at fifty fifty. Pauline Hanson's One Nation has lifted a
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Speaker 3: point to seven percent. The Greens remain on twelve percent.
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Speaker 4: Isn't that a worry?
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Speaker 3: And other minor parties and independents are also unchanged at
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Speaker 3: eleven percent. Let's bring in Sky and his contributor Promixwien. Now, Prue,
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Speaker 3: this isn't good news for the Prime Minister. You've got
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Speaker 3: to say he is a net satisfaction figure is the
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Speaker 3: equal lowest he's seen and his disapproval rating has gone
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Speaker 3: up three percent to fifty four percent. So that's the
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Speaker 3: worst dissatisfaction rating he's had since he came into office
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Speaker 3: in May twenty twenty two.
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Speaker 4: How does he turn this around?
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Speaker 5: Well, I don't know that he can now read it,
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Speaker 5: because I think the Australian people have passed judgment on
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Speaker 5: this government and in particular this Prime minister.
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Speaker 1: We had our doubts when he couldn't remember that, we.
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Speaker 5: Recall the cash rate when he was doing his big
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Speaker 5: electioneering campaign, and now of course he's in government. He's
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Speaker 5: really we feel I feel that most people feel betrayed
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Speaker 5: about what this government has done. We saw during the
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Speaker 5: Choice campaign that he had a tin ear. He was
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Speaker 5: so intent of trying to make his legacy and that failed.
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Speaker 5: And now of course he's seen to be betraying the
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Speaker 5: national interests, the national security of this country by buying
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Speaker 5: bringing in votes.
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Speaker 1: That's what he's doing.
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Speaker 5: He's bringing in people from a terrorist controlled area. Doesn't
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Speaker 5: seem to care that he's making our country vulnerable. And
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Speaker 5: then of course there's a performance of all his ministers charmers,
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Speaker 5: who really is delusional and who is creating the cost
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Speaker 5: of living issues that we have. We've got Bowen and
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Speaker 5: his energy obsession, which we know is heading for a fall, Plibusek,
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Speaker 5: who is listening to secret voices. A Burke, of course,
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Speaker 5: was his ir campaign, which is to appease the Union.
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Speaker 5: So it's no wonder that Australians are polling this badly, him,
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Speaker 5: this badly and this governments so badly.
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Speaker 3: It is, and they've gone on the attack against Stutton.
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Speaker 3: You see those attacks intensifying, getting quite nasty. We had
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Speaker 3: the Treasurer last week saying the opposition leader was dangerous
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Speaker 3: and the most divisive leader this country has ever seen
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Speaker 3: of a political party. So they're turning up the attack.
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Speaker 3: They must be rattled. Let's talk about the Victorian government.
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Speaker 3: They're rolling out a Rainbow Libraries toolkit for the state's
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Speaker 3: public libraries, encouraging staff to be mindful of gendered language
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Speaker 3: around children. And we're talking here about children as young
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Speaker 3: as four and five.
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Speaker 4: Have a look.
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Speaker 6: Children as young as five will be asked if they
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Speaker 6: identify as she, he or they. As part of a
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Speaker 6: new program being rolled out across public libraries in Victoria.
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Speaker 6: Library staff are being told to ask what their preferred
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Speaker 6: pronouns are for children, avoid gendered language, and offer pronoun
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Speaker 6: and badgers, pins or laniards for any visitors.
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Speaker 1: As part of the.
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Speaker 6: Took It Victorian libraries will also add books on gender
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Speaker 6: diversity and promote Drag Queen's storytime events.
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Speaker 3: Oh dear, here's one passage from these new guidelines about
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Speaker 3: how library staff can leave room for a child to
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Speaker 3: express a change in their gender identity, which they assert
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Speaker 3: can evolve over time. They say, chicking in casually about
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Speaker 3: their pronouns. Do you still prefer he him pronouns? Do
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Speaker 3: you still go by Sam? Or is there something else
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Speaker 3: you'd like me to use? Can let a young person
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Speaker 3: in particular know that you are safe, accepting, and flexible.
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Speaker 4: And that, by extension, so is the library. Oh gosh, prove.
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Speaker 4: What is your response to this?
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Speaker 3: The indoctrination in public libraries is beginning very young, indeed
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Speaker 3: five year olds.
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Speaker 5: Well, it's absurd. The only good thing out of this
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Speaker 5: nonsense is that children are going to learn what a
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Speaker 5: pronoun is, because with the education standards in our schools,
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Speaker 5: I don't think most kids would even know what a
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Speaker 5: pronoun was. But to be serious, you know, you have
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Speaker 5: to really consider now and I would never think these
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Speaker 5: words had come out of my mouth. Not sending your
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Speaker 5: children to a library, a public library where.
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Speaker 1: They are not safe anymore.
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Speaker 5: If you have this kind of indoctrine nation and this
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Speaker 5: grooming of young children, I think it is so dangerous.
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Speaker 5: Why can't we let little children be children, discover for themselves.
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Speaker 5: You know, where they want to go, what paths they
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Speaker 5: want to choose, you know, whether they want to be
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Speaker 5: a ken or a barbie. And that's about the scale
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Speaker 5: of it at the moment. When they're five, you know,
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Speaker 5: it's just absurd, it's dangerous, and we're at the stage
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Speaker 5: now where it is laughable, but it's quite serious. And
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Speaker 5: I think every parent should really be very very careful
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Speaker 5: about where they who they expose their children to and
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Speaker 5: where they take them.
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Speaker 3: And tell your local MPs, tell your stage MP, tell
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Speaker 3: your counselors the library is full under the council, even
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Speaker 3: though this appears to be a state government initiative. And
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Speaker 3: tell the local library politely, don't abuse the staff, but
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Speaker 3: send an email and say you don't believe this sort
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Speaker 3: of indoctrination, this sort of political ideology, because that's what
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Speaker 3: it is, has a place in libraries, and certainly not
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Speaker 3: for your child, and I think if you do that
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Speaker 3: politely and enough people do it, you have an impact.
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Speaker 3: But I think so many people are just frightened to
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Speaker 3: say what they think now. Legendary cartoonist Michael Luhnik has
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Speaker 3: hit out at his former employer, The Age newspaper here
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Speaker 3: in Melbourne, after his fifty five year long career with
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Speaker 3: the masthead was terminated last week. It told The Australian newspaper,
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Speaker 3: it's almost embarrassed now to say.
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Speaker 4: That I worked for the AID.
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Speaker 3: He cites the twenty twenty COVID lockdowns under then Premier
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Speaker 3: Dan Andrews as a major sticking point in his relationship
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Speaker 3: with the paper. He said he submitted numerous cartoons questioning
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Speaker 3: or challenging the extreme lockdown measures, but many of them
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Speaker 3: were pulled by senior editors. I've got to say over
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Speaker 3: the years, I have been amongst those who've been highly
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Speaker 3: critical of different stances he's taken and some of his work.
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Speaker 3: But I thought throughout COVID, his work, what they did
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Speaker 3: publish was astonishing and much of it went around the world.
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Speaker 3: He just spoke to so many people and he certainly
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Speaker 3: I think better than what they have now and to
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Speaker 3: hear he he is embarrassed by that association.
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Speaker 4: I think is very interesting.
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Speaker 5: Indeed, yeah, very sad too when you think this man
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Speaker 5: was once voted one of our national treasures. Look, you know,
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Speaker 5: to me, you know, Cartounis are supposed to promote critical
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Speaker 5: thinking and be satirists and you know, have a.
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Speaker 1: Sort of jaundice view of the world.
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Speaker 5: And I agree with you that a lot of his
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Speaker 5: stuff I particularly didn't agree with. But the point is
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Speaker 5: his point of view was always one that made you think.
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Speaker 5: And to have now he the way he's been treated
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Speaker 5: by this group, this newspaper group, is quite appalling. And
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Speaker 5: when you think about the tentacles and legacy of Daniel
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Speaker 5: Andrews and how he has destroyed so many things, so
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Speaker 5: many careers and I you know, ideals of people and standards,
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Speaker 5: and you know, it's very very sad. But it's probably
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Speaker 5: good for him that he's out of it and maybe
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Speaker 5: someone will pick him up, because it's a very sad
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Speaker 5: state of affairs that he finds himself in and that
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Speaker 5: the readers find that they now have lost him.
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Speaker 4: He is certainly very talented.
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Speaker 3: Whether you agree with his different political stances or not,
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Speaker 3: you cannot question the fact that he's gifted. Now we've
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Speaker 3: heard today a lot about this absolute tragedy, and every
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Speaker 3: little bit of detail that we hear about this story
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Speaker 3: just breaks your heart. Further, Israel has brought back the
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Speaker 3: bodies of six her Maas hostages who were killed by
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Speaker 3: close range gunshots in tunnels under Gaza. This is just that,
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Speaker 3: the fact that they endured there for eleven months almost
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Speaker 3: and in the end it appears that they were shot
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Speaker 3: dead as the terrorists were fleeing. I just can't even
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Speaker 3: comprehend how the families can deal with that information.
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Speaker 4: One of the murdered.
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Speaker 3: Hostages was Hirsh Goldberg, Poland Israeli American, who her Maas
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Speaker 3: filmed being captured on October seven.
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Speaker 4: He had horrific injuries to his arm, and.
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Speaker 3: Brenda O'Neil's written a really brilliant piece in Spike about
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Speaker 3: the debts of these hostages and the shame it brings
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Speaker 3: to so many liberals in the West, so many on
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Speaker 3: the left. He wrote, when I saw the photos of
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Speaker 3: the four men and two women killed by their captors
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Speaker 3: in a dark lair in Rapa, I thought to myself,
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Speaker 3: there are people in my community here in the UK
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Speaker 3: who have defaced posters of these people. There are people
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Speaker 3: on my streets who scrawled on the word colonizer on
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Speaker 3: their faces. Fruit's the same is true right here. We've
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Speaker 3: seen that same phenomenon. And he makes the point that
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Speaker 3: it's time to call out the left's craven silence in
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Speaker 3: the face of Hamas's fascism, because that's what it.
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Speaker 5: Is, well, craven silence and support in those cases, you know,
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Speaker 5: for or when we say support, I mean, you know,
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Speaker 5: they are so obsessed and look when you look at
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Speaker 5: Gaza and you see the loss of life and the destruction.
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Speaker 1: But we have to also.
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Speaker 5: Understand that this has been part of the play of
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Speaker 5: this terrorist group, and it's worked brilliantly. When you have
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Speaker 5: these so called progressive bleeding hearts Western countries who are
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Speaker 5: condemning Israel and not understanding what the play is and
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Speaker 5: how they are becoming useful idiots and probably part of
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Speaker 5: this whole grand plan that the world is not understanding
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Speaker 5: that we you know, Israel has to eliminate this terrorist
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Speaker 5: group if they ever can. Because children are being fed
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Speaker 5: from birth anti due messaging, So I suppose there will
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Speaker 5: be evolutionary or generations of Hamas terrorists to come.
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Speaker 1: But in this particular instance, you know, we.
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Speaker 5: Need to make sure that the Hamas does not win
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Speaker 5: this proper and a war. And we see today, of
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Speaker 5: course in Israel we have union strikes planned parents and
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Speaker 5: I understand if it was one of my relatives who
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Speaker 5: has caught in this terrible hostage situation, I'd be wanting
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Speaker 5: to do everything I could. But you have to look
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Speaker 5: at the bigger picture and say, they're playing into a
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Speaker 5: Harmassa's hands. The West is doing that, and it's time
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Speaker 5: to have a reality check.
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Speaker 1: Let's try and get rid of her mass.
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Speaker 5: Support Israel as much as they can, and then try
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Speaker 5: and move on and get some sort of stabilization if
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Speaker 5: they ever can in the Gaza area in the Middle East.
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Speaker 3: Because I think mass has to be eliminated. Anything other
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Speaker 3: than that will see this horror repeated.
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Speaker 4: Over and over again.
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Speaker 3: Prim McSween, thank you so much for your time this evening.
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Speaker 3: Environ Minnesotania Plibisek and National ZMPi Barnaby Joyce had a
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Speaker 3: fiery clash the morning over the blocking of a billion
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Speaker 3: dollar gold mine in New South Wales.
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Speaker 7: Let's have a look I've done to me saying that
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Speaker 7: this is secretive.
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Speaker 8: It's so secretive.
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Speaker 1: I put out a press release and I've done I've
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Speaker 1: done the heats interviews just like this, explaining.
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Speaker 9: Well imagined the Aboriginal book.
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Speaker 1: We say, you want me to talk about it, and
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Speaker 1: then you interrupted me.
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Speaker 9: It's the name of the Aboriginal people you were talking to.
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Speaker 9: You were't talking to the local landscape.
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Speaker 10: I was walking to the people clearly identified as living
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Speaker 10: average or being average or growing up in the area.
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Speaker 9: They've turned up and said, who on earth are you talking?
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Speaker 11: Is just not true?
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Speaker 9: Do you have an arbitrary decision that doesn't make sense,
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Speaker 9: that is nonsensical, that doesn't stack up, that just seems
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Speaker 9: like it was plucked out at thin air for the for.
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Speaker 5: The benefit of a pressure group rather than for the
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Speaker 5: benefit of the local community.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is a steam geologist, professor in primer, professor,
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Speaker 3: Are we going to see a backflip?
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Speaker 8: Ya?
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Speaker 3: We've got even labor premieres coming out questioning this decision,
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Speaker 3: being critical of Surely Tanya plippers Sig needs to find
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Speaker 3: a way out of this.
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Speaker 9: Well, I'm not so sure we will get a backflip
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Speaker 9: because Tanny Plipbersak is making life difficult for the Prime Minister,
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Speaker 9: and she has career aspirations, and maybe this is part
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Speaker 9: of her scheme to make the Prime Minister very uncomfortable.
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Speaker 9: There doesn't seem to be a published reason for this decision.
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Speaker 9: We perhaps have these shadowy figures in the background. No
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Speaker 9: one's ever heard of them. A local Aboriginal group hasn't
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Speaker 9: heard of them. She's playing a game, which is a
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Speaker 9: very dangerous game, because on one hand, she's killing off
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Speaker 9: an employment generating gold mine in an area where employments needed. Now,
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Speaker 9: eight hundred jobs in a big city like Melbourne or
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Speaker 9: Sydney is hardly noticed, but eight hundred jobs in a
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Speaker 9: rural area has a profound economic impact. So on one hand,
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Speaker 9: she's killing off this employer, and the other hand, she's
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Speaker 9: carpet bombing the area with wind and solar facilities that
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Speaker 9: don't have the same level of scrutiny, that don't have
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Speaker 9: the same level of environmental scrutiny. And we hear Aboriginals
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Speaker 9: complaining about the destruction of their lands of wildlife, but
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Speaker 9: she does nothing about it. So she's saying, look, I
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Speaker 9: don't care.
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Speaker 12: About you rural people.
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Speaker 9: You can go and get lost. I don't care if
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Speaker 9: you've got no jobs. I don't care if we destroy
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Speaker 9: your countryside by carpet bombing it with wind and solar facilities.
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Speaker 9: What I care about is my position in the Labor Party,
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Speaker 9: my position in the seat whereby I might have a
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Speaker 9: couple of Greens that might be swinging voters. So I
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Speaker 9: can't see that she's in the position to back down
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Speaker 9: on this.
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Speaker 3: But the Prime Minister's almost washed his hands of this
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Speaker 3: very unpopular decision. So she may be damaging Labor with it,
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Speaker 3: but she's also damaging her self because she's wearing all
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Speaker 3: the criticism thus far, and Indigenous leader Warren Mundine has
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Speaker 3: been amongst those who have hit out at this decision.
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Speaker 3: He wrote in The Daily Telegraph, the decision to black
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Speaker 3: to block the Orange gold Mine and their comments in
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Speaker 3: the wake of criticism of that decision reveal their arrogance
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Speaker 3: and their utter ignorance of and contempt for economic development,
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Speaker 3: including for Indigenous Australians. They're happy to disregard the views
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Speaker 3: and interests of those Aboriginal people who are entitled to
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Speaker 3: speak for country, and instead listen to the false claims
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Speaker 3: of green activists and their puppets.
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Speaker 4: He makes an excellent point.
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Speaker 3: And we've spoken to other indigenous leaders who are absolutely
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Speaker 3: aghast by this decision. They don't understand how it was made,
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Speaker 3: why certain people were listened to when other opinions disregarded.
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Speaker 3: And like you said, it's eight hundred jobs, well paid
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Speaker 3: jobs in the regions and two hundred million dollars that
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Speaker 3: goes to New South Wales coffers in the form of
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Speaker 3: taxes and royalties.
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Speaker 4: But what is the impact beyond that?
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Speaker 3: Because we are seeing these major projects, this isn't the
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Speaker 3: only one that are being rejected often on all sorts
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Speaker 3: of questionable grounds. This one is on Aboriginal heritage grounds,
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Speaker 3: cultural heritage grounds. Is this now the way that the
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Speaker 3: Albanese government is going to handle these projects?
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Speaker 4: Are they going to look for a way.
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Speaker 3: To stop development, especially big scale developments like this.
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Speaker 9: Well, Warren Mundane is a great man.
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Speaker 12: He came from straightened circumstances up in the Kemti district
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Speaker 12: and he got to his current position and been successful
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Speaker 12: businessmen and a leading figure in society by hard work,
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Speaker 12: taking risks and being an entrepreneur earth.
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Speaker 9: And what he's concerned about is that other people are
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Speaker 9: being denied this opportunity. People in the blaming area do
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Speaker 9: not have the opportunity to grow the economy, to be
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Speaker 9: part of the economy, to actually be successful. Now, the
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Speaker 9: message that the Albanese government is passing is don't worry
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Speaker 9: about investing in Australia. Forget it, because you might spend
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Speaker 9: decades on a project and then at the eleventh hour
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Speaker 9: get hit with a king hit that wipes out the project.
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Speaker 9: And that's what's happened with mcphillarmy's gold project. I can
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Speaker 9: recall geological conferences that I was out twenty years ago
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Speaker 9: when people were talking about the geology of mcphillamy's and
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Speaker 9: it takes at least twenty years from a geological idea
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Speaker 9: to actually creating a product. And you can't be investing
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Speaker 9: huge amounts of money for a couple of decades and
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Speaker 9: then the eleventh hour, on some frivolous reason, you kill
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Speaker 9: off the project. You have to know where you stand now.
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Speaker 9: What this has done is put Australia in a very
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Speaker 9: difficult position. We are already having a reduction of investment
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Speaker 9: in this country and we're reaping the rewards of investment
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Speaker 9: in the iron ore fields, but we're not reinvesting. We're
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Speaker 9: not building new projects and that will affect the community
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Speaker 9: in decades to come. So the Albanzi government is playing
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Speaker 9: a very very dangerous game. The government doesn't have money.
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Speaker 9: The government has taxpayers money. You don't have such a
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Speaker 9: thing as government money. So if you stop entrepreneurs and
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Speaker 9: businesses and foreign corporations coming into Australia and trying to
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Speaker 9: make money, if you stop that, then basically you are
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Speaker 9: contracting the economy of Australia. And that's what the Albanesi
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Speaker 9: government's doing. It is less risky to go to countries
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Speaker 9: that we turn our nose about than it is to
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Speaker 9: put money into Australia, and that is a real indictment.
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Speaker 3: Honustralia Provacy and Plyma, thank you so much for your
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Speaker 3: time this evening.
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Speaker 9: Thank you for having met calm.
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Speaker 3: Lefties Losing ed and is the Kamala Harris honeymoon over
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Speaker 3: Alex stein On a big own goal from the Vice President.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back.
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Speaker 3: Now it's time for lefties Losing ED. Now, before we
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Speaker 3: get to the latest tom foolery from Kamala Harris, let's
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Speaker 3: start with a blast from the past. This clip of
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Speaker 3: Trump arrangement syndrome perfectly illustrates the concept of instant karma.
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Speaker 13: Let me oh that, hey, that's a fortunate of that
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Speaker 13: it happened.
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Speaker 14: But man, that that is hot.
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Speaker 2: Oh and now you got the car ohod on the go.
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Speaker 9: I know he's got all that I did?
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Speaker 11: I did?
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Speaker 15: Could you send it to him?
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Speaker 4: That was terrific fun from a few years ago.
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Speaker 3: And of course he was wearing a mask alone in
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Speaker 3: the car.
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Speaker 4: He probably still is now.
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Speaker 3: Right now we've got white dudes for Kamala, white women
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Speaker 3: for Kamala. The Democrats are just loving going back to
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Speaker 3: their segregationist roots.
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Speaker 4: And now we have swifties for Kamala. And yes, get
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Speaker 4: ready to cringe.
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Speaker 10: Play is going to play play play play play play.
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Speaker 1: Haye is going to hate.
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Speaker 4: It, O dear.
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Speaker 3: And this young lady has an important message and she
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Speaker 3: delivers it in a powerful fashion, very droll work. Indeed,
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Speaker 3: there now to MSNBC, who's lefty losing it host by
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Speaker 3: new and inventive ways to embarrass themselves. They really are
22:25
Speaker 3: a gift to this segment. Here is Ari Melber accusing
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump's campaign advisor Corey Landowski of defamation, threatening legal action.
22:35
Speaker 3: Now Ari claims he never said the bandage on Trump's
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Speaker 3: ear was a spectacle, you know, the bandage on the
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Speaker 3: ear that was hit with a bullet in an assassination attempt.
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Speaker 4: Ari claims he never said.
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Speaker 15: It was a spectacle, except he kind of did.
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Speaker 3: He starts off here claiming Fox News ran a false piece,
22:55
Speaker 3: but they didn't.
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Speaker 16: Fox News, which has been caught in defamation, ran a
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Speaker 16: false piece falsely stating that I said something else that
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Speaker 16: I didn't say. So I stand on that, I stand
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Speaker 16: on the New York Times.
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Speaker 17: You wouldn't say this bandage was a proper spectacle from
23:11
Speaker 17: a cami.
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Speaker 4: I did not.
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Speaker 16: With spectacles.
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Speaker 18: That's fair, a placard for delegates to fill in an
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Speaker 18: image for political mobilization, a spectacle for this candidate who
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Speaker 18: we know is by his own admission, obsessed with assorted spectacles.
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Speaker 16: Mister Landowski, I did not say that.
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Speaker 9: That is a false quote.
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Speaker 1: Here what you have as a false but you have.
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Speaker 16: As a false quote. And if you I'm putting you
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Speaker 16: on notice if you continue to repeat falsely that I
23:39
Speaker 16: said that, you will be potentially in a defamation situation
23:42
Speaker 16: because I didn't say that, but I understand that you're
23:44
Speaker 16: working off the internet, which is a lot of false alformations.
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Speaker 16: I wish you luck with that, and Corey Lwandowski, we
23:49
Speaker 16: gave you time.
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Speaker 9: I appreciate you coming up present for that.
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Speaker 16: Thank you for joining me.
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Speaker 3: Dude, it's all on tape, a fancy threatening defamation action
23:57
Speaker 3: as on live TV when when.
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Speaker 4: You've said it, oh, dear me.
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Speaker 3: I know MSNBC viewers a low information InCom poops, but
24:06
Speaker 3: the rest of us have eyes.
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Speaker 4: And ears now.
24:09
Speaker 3: President Joe Biden managed to tear himself away from the
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Speaker 3: beach for a few hours, and he was asked about
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Speaker 3: the media created scandal about Donald Trump posing for photos
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Speaker 3: and filming with Gold Star families at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Speaker 4: This was his barely coherent response, I'll.
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Speaker 19: Tak a resident trust behavior at Arlington Cemetery, with the
24:31
Speaker 19: the visit to.
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Speaker 2: The to the poll up soldiers.
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Speaker 13: I don't want to answer them.
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Speaker 20: Did you want to re.
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Speaker 21: Vice President's interview on CNA?
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Speaker 3: He said, I don't want to answer because I might
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Speaker 3: tell you what I think.
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Speaker 1: That's what he said.
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Speaker 3: The nerve of this man, this is the puppet president
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Speaker 3: who has abandoned these gold star families who lost their
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Speaker 3: loved ones, and he's botched withdrawal of Afghanistan. Trump has
24:57
Speaker 3: been there for them since the start. He's the only
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Speaker 3: one who showed up at Arlington National Cemetery to mark
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Speaker 3: the three year anniversary of their debts, and that saw
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Speaker 3: a strange orchestrated media attack suggesting is breaking protocol and
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Speaker 3: politicizing Arlington. A media attack involving all the usual suspects
25:17
Speaker 3: from New York Times to Washington Post and of course
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Speaker 3: MSNB say this is as dirty and rotten as lefties
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Speaker 3: losing it gets.
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Speaker 15: Folks.
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Speaker 10: The death of some American service members in Afghanistan as
25:31
Speaker 10: part of the evacuation effort there three years ago. They're
25:33
Speaker 10: trying to make that a major problem for the Biden
25:36
Speaker 10: Harris administration in the context of this campaign. But I
25:39
Speaker 10: know a lot of military veterans were very uncomfortable with
25:42
Speaker 10: the idea that Trump was there at all, and that
25:45
Speaker 10: he even at one point posed for a photograph with
25:47
Speaker 10: family members with a big smile and thumbs up on
25:49
Speaker 10: their face. Now we should note some of the family
25:51
Speaker 10: members were doing the same, but that's their right. Donald
25:54
Speaker 10: Trump seemingly very strange that he would do the same.
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Speaker 17: And I looked at the same pictures that you're allude
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Speaker 17: into now and describing at Arlington taken with the prost
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Speaker 17: former president, and the thought rolled immediately through my mind,
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Speaker 17: is nothing sacred now?
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Speaker 3: It wasn't long before Kamala Harris joined these attacks. She
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Speaker 3: joined the ugly pyelone that in effect was also attacking
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Speaker 3: the gold starf families. The media and the Democrats don't
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Speaker 3: care who they hurt in their desperate attempts to smear Trump,
26:28
Speaker 3: and that saw these gold starf families, one after another,
26:32
Speaker 3: come out to defend President Trump, calling out the fake news,
26:36
Speaker 3: the deliberate disinformation that the media is engaging in, and
26:40
Speaker 3: calling out Kamala Harris too for her lies.
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Speaker 13: I got to stop what I'm doing, spending time with
26:48
Speaker 13: what's left of my family to address a heenus vile
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Speaker 13: and disgusting post put out by Harris. Why did we
27:01
Speaker 13: want Trump there? There wasn't to help his political campaign.
27:07
Speaker 13: We wanted a leader that explains why you and Joe
27:11
Speaker 13: didn't get a call. Imagine for a second that your
27:17
Speaker 13: kids killed and there's a president of the United States
27:20
Speaker 13: willing to take you under his wing and listen to you.
27:26
Speaker 13: That's what we found in President Trump. Certainly not you,
27:30
Speaker 13: and certainly not Joe Biden. You have thirteen families who
27:36
Speaker 13: have been waiting over three years.
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Speaker 20: To so much as get a phone call.
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Speaker 3: That was Mark Schmidz, gold Staff, father of Lance Corporal
27:45
Speaker 3: Jared M. Schmidz, and as I said, he was one
27:48
Speaker 3: of many gold Staff families who took Kamala Harris and
27:51
Speaker 3: the media propagandas to task for the ugly narrative there
27:55
Speaker 3: running Kamala.
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Speaker 22: Your statement is nothing more than a political spin to
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Speaker 22: help you look better in your presidential campaign against Donald Trump.
28:06
Speaker 22: Our kids were murdered because of your administration, and you
28:11
Speaker 22: are partly to blame for that as well, because in
28:14
Speaker 22: over three years we have gotten nothing but more and
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Speaker 22: more lies, just like your statement, more and more spun
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Speaker 22: lies and cover ups to make you and your administration
28:28
Speaker 22: look good. But there is one thing that you said
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Speaker 22: in your statement that was true. No one should be
28:35
Speaker 22: running for president if they cannot honor military members their families.
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Speaker 4: As well as veterans. So I guess that means that
28:44
Speaker 4: you should step down with Kamala.
28:45
Speaker 3: That was Justcelyn Schmidt's gold Style, mother of lance corporal
28:49
Speaker 3: Jared Schmidz, who died in that boched withdraw. These kids,
28:54
Speaker 3: their children died because of the botched operation under.
28:59
Speaker 4: The Biden Harrison administration.
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Speaker 3: Then they were ignored, and now they're being attacked because
29:04
Speaker 3: Trump is by their side. I've said it before and
29:07
Speaker 3: I'll keep saying it. You don't hate the leftist media
29:10
Speaker 3: enough Now plenty more lefties. In this next segment, Kamala's
29:16
Speaker 3: VP pick Tim Stolen, Valor Walls, was asked about the
29:20
Speaker 3: six hostages, including an American citizen, who were murdered by
29:23
Speaker 3: her mass in Raffa.
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Speaker 15: This was his response, more interested.
29:38
Speaker 4: In his milkshake.
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Speaker 3: We can't have that melting, can we Meghan Kelly is
29:44
Speaker 3: about to release a bombshell interview with four veterans who
29:48
Speaker 3: served with Governor Tim Walls, a man they call a
29:52
Speaker 3: habitual liar, a coward, and one who abandoned his troops.
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Speaker 20: Did you come forward?
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Speaker 15: It is morally in defensity.
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Speaker 4: He didn't care.
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Speaker 9: It was all about him.
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Speaker 2: He's a military impersonator.
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Speaker 18: I don't understand how he could do it morally or
30:09
Speaker 18: you know, you got to absolutely no integrity.
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Speaker 2: The rumor he went across the state that he had
30:14
Speaker 2: quit and it was like, who the hell does that?
30:16
Speaker 2: I mean, it was just unbelievable that a CSM abandoned
30:19
Speaker 2: his troops. You're five hundred soldiers basically, but beyond that,
30:24
Speaker 2: there's one thousand parents out there that expect that person
30:27
Speaker 2: to lead those people into combat. He's an habitual liar.
30:30
Speaker 10: He lies about everything, lies about stuff that.
30:33
Speaker 20: Doesn't make sense.
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Speaker 18: You're taking a piece of their bunder and you're trying
30:36
Speaker 18: to capture it and putting in a bottle for yourself
30:39
Speaker 18: and use.
30:39
Speaker 4: That for your own benefit.
30:40
Speaker 2: He basically said, I got better things to do. You
30:43
Speaker 2: no go pick somebody else to go on a mission.
30:46
Speaker 2: But if you sold out your guard unit and abandon them,
30:49
Speaker 2: I mean, what are you going to do? At the
30:50
Speaker 2: national level, Fear is a reaction, Bravery is a decision,
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Speaker 2: and Walls has.
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Speaker 15: Made the wrong decision.
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Speaker 6: He's not breathed.
31:02
Speaker 9: I call him cool because he is.
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Speaker 1: WOW.
31:04
Speaker 3: Joining me now is Alex stein host of Prime Time
31:08
Speaker 3: with Alex Steiner on Blaze Media. Alex, that's as bad
31:12
Speaker 3: as damning as it gets. Stolen valor and an habitual liar,
31:17
Speaker 3: and we do know he's lying about a number of things,
31:19
Speaker 3: some of them bizarre We've had lies about his family's
31:24
Speaker 3: IVF journey, to even the spices he uses for his
31:27
Speaker 3: taco recipe. You remember he was he doesn't use any spice,
31:31
Speaker 3: he only uses pepper. And then we found out he'd
31:33
Speaker 3: won all these awards for his spicy tacos. Kind of
31:37
Speaker 3: leads weight to what those men were saying, that he
31:40
Speaker 3: lies even when there's no reason to lie.
31:44
Speaker 20: Yeah, Tim Waltz is so full of it.
31:46
Speaker 8: His eyes are brown. And I know that's a cliche,
31:49
Speaker 8: but that's the truth. And it comes to Tim Wallas
31:51
Speaker 8: and you know, not only is his stolen valor so
31:53
Speaker 8: bad though this week kim La Harris got caught lying
31:56
Speaker 8: about her career working at McDonald's, so she has McDonald's
32:00
Speaker 8: stolen valor. I mean, both of these, the vice president
32:04
Speaker 8: and the president that are running right now.
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Speaker 20: Both have a PhD and BS reader.
32:11
Speaker 3: But this issue of stolen valori in particular, I mean,
32:14
Speaker 3: it's one thing to lie about your taco recipes and
32:17
Speaker 3: your wife's IVF journey and your record as governor, but
32:22
Speaker 3: stolen valor that crosses the line for people where they
32:25
Speaker 3: say even a politician should not be fibbing about that.
32:30
Speaker 3: How much of an impact is that going to have,
32:32
Speaker 3: because that is something that I think is just seen
32:36
Speaker 3: as really low and beneath contempt.
32:40
Speaker 4: Almost.
32:41
Speaker 20: Yeah, it's disgusting. It's actually a federal crime.
32:44
Speaker 8: But what was really sad in that interview is the
32:46
Speaker 8: one time that he got pressed, he tried to say
32:49
Speaker 8: that he had never said that he carried weabons of
32:51
Speaker 8: war in Afghanistan, and then later it came out on
32:53
Speaker 8: Twitter there's a clip of him saying that he carried
32:55
Speaker 8: weapons of war in Afghanistan.
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Speaker 20: So the guy's a liar. And it's sad that so many.
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Speaker 8: Of our soldiers have had to die, and yet he
33:03
Speaker 8: is stealing their valor, people that lay their life on
33:06
Speaker 8: the line. And you know, I think the definition of
33:08
Speaker 8: valor is having courage in a tough situation, especially in battle,
33:12
Speaker 8: and he's never faced any battle. As a matter of fact,
33:15
Speaker 8: when he got pressed about that question about the six
33:17
Speaker 8: hostages that died, he knew that he couldn't answer it
33:20
Speaker 8: because he has a very mainly pro Palestinian following in Minnesota.
33:23
Speaker 20: So he's a coward. He doesn't speak from his heart,
33:26
Speaker 20: and he has zero integrity.
33:29
Speaker 3: And that's possibly why he was piqued because he is
33:32
Speaker 3: governor of Minnesota and we know the considerations there and
33:37
Speaker 3: the cleart choice. Really, even even the most sensible Democrats
33:41
Speaker 3: are open about this was the governor of Pennsylvania. But
33:45
Speaker 3: he's Jewish, he's served in the IDF, So in the
33:47
Speaker 3: modern Democrats, that's a problem. Now, Kamala Harris did finally
33:52
Speaker 3: sit down and have an interview, was with CNN's Dana Bash.
33:56
Speaker 3: This first time in what six weeks since she was
33:59
Speaker 3: installed as by Item's replacement, that she's finally done an interview.
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Speaker 3: It was a softball interview. It has to be said,
34:05
Speaker 3: it was pre recorded. Walls was there sitting on don't
34:08
Speaker 3: acting as a chaperone of sorts.
34:12
Speaker 4: Now, this is what worries me.
34:14
Speaker 3: This next clip I'm going to pipe by you is
34:17
Speaker 3: part of the eighteen minutes that made the cut. I
34:21
Speaker 3: would love to see what they didn't put to air.
34:24
Speaker 3: I mean, if this incoherent word salad was good enough
34:28
Speaker 3: to put to air what was edited out?
34:31
Speaker 19: Climate crisis is real, that it is an urgent matter
34:35
Speaker 19: to which we should apply metrics that include holding ourselves
34:39
Speaker 19: to deadlines around time.
34:42
Speaker 3: There you go deadlines around time because I don't know
34:44
Speaker 3: what other deadlines, there are alecs. Will we ever see
34:49
Speaker 3: the full tape? I think we deserve to see that.
34:53
Speaker 3: I mean, that's the least CNN can do. They sent
34:56
Speaker 3: in a lefty hack who gave a softball interview. The
35:01
Speaker 3: least we can do is at least watch the unedited version.
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Speaker 8: Well, you and I both know, Rita, we're never going
35:08
Speaker 8: to see the unedited version. And that's what we call
35:11
Speaker 8: the Collusion News Network CNN because they're colluding with the
35:14
Speaker 8: Democrat Party to try to influence this.
35:16
Speaker 20: Election in Kambla Harris's favor. You know what I thought
35:19
Speaker 20: was so weird.
35:19
Speaker 8: It kind of reminded me of being a little kid
35:21
Speaker 8: on my first day of school and I didn't want
35:23
Speaker 8: my parents to leave. That's what it felt like. It
35:25
Speaker 8: felt like her dad was in the room. And if
35:27
Speaker 8: you know anything about Kimbla, she doesn't have a great
35:29
Speaker 8: relationship with her father, which is kind of unusual considering
35:31
Speaker 8: how successful she's become. So, you know, it's just really
35:35
Speaker 8: sad that we have a person that could potentially be
35:37
Speaker 8: the leader of the free world that can't even do
35:40
Speaker 8: a non live interview by themselves.
35:43
Speaker 20: Absolutely pathetic.
35:47
Speaker 3: Dana Bash also did an interview with JD. Vance not
35:50
Speaker 3: too long ago, and she brought a different energy to
35:54
Speaker 3: that one.
35:55
Speaker 7: You guys seem to be struggling a little bit. Kamala
35:57
Speaker 7: Harris has been calling the shots as who There's no
35:59
Speaker 7: evidence that Kamala Harris threw him overboard, called you and
36:02
Speaker 7: Donald Trump, and that is weird. Sure you're saying Tim
36:04
Speaker 7: Walls doesn't have affection for his wife. I don't even
36:07
Speaker 7: understand that they have done both. They have both policies
36:10
Speaker 7: and they are trying to define it. You have been
36:13
Speaker 7: on the campaign trail questioning Tim Walls's military record. Governor
36:18
Speaker 7: Walls served twenty four years. He even stayed after he
36:22
Speaker 7: could have retired because of nine to eleven more than
36:25
Speaker 7: the country asked of him.
36:27
Speaker 20: Do you honor his service?
36:29
Speaker 4: They're not even subtle about it. It's almost funny now.
36:32
Speaker 3: Nancy Pelosi was on Bill Maher's show last week, and
36:35
Speaker 3: the former Speaker of the House, who remains enormously powerful
36:39
Speaker 3: within the Democrats, admitted that they'd like to turn illegal
36:42
Speaker 3: immigrants undocumented migrants as they called them, into documented migrants
36:48
Speaker 3: and creating an easy path for citizenship. I'm sure is
36:51
Speaker 3: going to open the floodgates further.
36:54
Speaker 11: Making the American dream of home ownership available to all
36:58
Speaker 11: people is something we have to do.
37:00
Speaker 4: Four people for you.
37:01
Speaker 1: Now, this.
37:03
Speaker 15: Is undocumented. This is for the undocumented.
37:07
Speaker 11: Well, what I would like to do is move them
37:09
Speaker 11: to document.
37:10
Speaker 1: It is that that you can.
37:12
Speaker 11: Do them to document. And one of the best things
37:17
Speaker 11: that we can do for our economy is to pass
37:21
Speaker 11: comprehensive immigration reform.
37:24
Speaker 4: It's part of the plan, isn't it.
37:26
Speaker 3: There's a reason why they dismantle Trump's tough policies, and
37:30
Speaker 3: we've seen record numbers come across that southern border illegally
37:34
Speaker 3: every single year of the Biden administration. They're hoping that
37:39
Speaker 3: one day they become citizens one day soon and vote
37:42
Speaker 3: for the Democrats.
37:45
Speaker 20: Well, it's not only that.
37:46
Speaker 8: It's also a big scheme for Black Rock, for these
37:49
Speaker 8: real estate companies, knowing that these people can get these
37:51
Speaker 8: houses because they're subsidized by the government, and then they
37:53
Speaker 8: default on the loans and then these banks will basically
37:55
Speaker 8: own these houses. And then once they give these tax
37:57
Speaker 8: breaks or you know, they give these moneies this money
38:00
Speaker 8: for these free homes, that raises the price for everyday
38:03
Speaker 8: American citizens that are trained to buy a house. So
38:04
Speaker 8: this program is killing the middle class, and they know
38:07
Speaker 8: that because they don't want a middle class, They want
38:09
Speaker 8: a population that relies on the government, or just a
38:12
Speaker 8: super elite that doesn't need the help from the government.
38:14
Speaker 20: The government needs their money.
38:16
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, now, Kamala Harris thought she
38:20
Speaker 3: was being very clever when she denounced former President Donald
38:24
Speaker 3: Trump for disrespecting sacred ground at the Arlington National Cemetery.
38:28
Speaker 3: The former president went there at the invitation of gold
38:33
Speaker 3: Star Family members. This is family members of service personnel
38:37
Speaker 3: who were killed during the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan. Harris
38:42
Speaker 3: called it a political stunt, probably because neither she nor
38:47
Speaker 3: President Biden accepted their invitations. They weren't there. Biden was
38:52
Speaker 3: at the beach yard. I don't know what Kamala was doing.
38:54
Speaker 3: She released just a statement. She had no public events
38:56
Speaker 3: that days. But now they are being absolutely smashed by
39:02
Speaker 3: their families here. The denouncement has spectaculary backfired on her
39:08
Speaker 3: and the campaign. So many gold Star Family members are
39:13
Speaker 3: reaching out to Trump's campaign, filming videos and setting the
39:18
Speaker 3: record straight.
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Speaker 22: Camelia, your statement is nothing more than a political spin.
39:25
Speaker 13: Why did we want Trump there. There wasn't to help
39:29
Speaker 13: his political campaign. We wanted a leader.
39:33
Speaker 4: President Trump and his team were respectful. They listened to
39:37
Speaker 4: our stories and didn't talk much at all.
39:41
Speaker 22: We welcomed them that day and they were comfort to
39:44
Speaker 22: our family.
39:45
Speaker 3: That's just a few of the videos that have been
39:48
Speaker 3: released thus far. And Alex, it's really shameful, I think
39:54
Speaker 3: of the media to go down this road because by
39:57
Speaker 3: trying to smear Donald Trump, they were also mirroring these families,
40:01
Speaker 3: these graving families who the Biden Harris administration is pretty
40:05
Speaker 3: much abandoned. And they're accusing them too of politicizing this
40:10
Speaker 3: tragedy and Arlington National Cemetery, and it went so far
40:14
Speaker 3: that they've all decided to come out and speak out
40:17
Speaker 3: against this fake news.
40:20
Speaker 8: Well, it's important that they did that, you know, to
40:22
Speaker 8: be fair. Is this a political stunt? No, but Donald
40:25
Speaker 8: Trump is running a political political campaign, so it's important
40:28
Speaker 8: that he goes out there and does these events. Yet
40:30
Speaker 8: they're too afraid to leave their basement, just like Joe
40:33
Speaker 8: Biden's presidency in twenty twenty when he was running. So
40:36
Speaker 8: it's really sad for them to try to demonize these
40:39
Speaker 8: gold Star Family members. The family members of our fallen
40:42
Speaker 8: and injured soldiers. That's how discussing these people are. And
40:44
Speaker 8: if Kamil Harris actually cared about her vets, she would
40:46
Speaker 8: do something about the twenty two veterans that commit suicide
40:49
Speaker 8: every single day here in America.
40:51
Speaker 20: So they don't care about the veterans whatsoever. And Donald
40:53
Speaker 20: Trump actually does.
40:56
Speaker 4: Now, before you go, I've only got thirty seconds.
40:59
Speaker 3: I hear you're going to be in Fort Worth, Texas,
41:01
Speaker 3: one of my favorite places with Tucker and Roseanne. Tucker
41:07
Speaker 3: Carlson and Roseanne bart is this happening? Is what is
41:11
Speaker 3: your life these days?
41:12
Speaker 4: Alex?
41:13
Speaker 8: My life is wild. I'm good friends with the Roseanne.
41:15
Speaker 8: She's a party animal, you know. She was telling me
41:18
Speaker 8: about how she used to hang out with Chris Barley,
41:20
Speaker 8: so she's as seasoned as it gets. And Tucker Carls
41:22
Speaker 8: is my biological stepfather. He's letting me open up do
41:25
Speaker 8: twenty minutes of his sold out show. Thirteen five hundred
41:28
Speaker 8: tickets are sold for September twenty fourth, when Fort Or,
41:31
Speaker 8: Texas at Dickey's Arena. So thank you, Rita.
41:35
Speaker 4: I love Dickie's Arena.
41:37
Speaker 3: That's I wish I was there, Alex Stein, thank you
41:40
Speaker 3: so much for your time this evening.
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Speaker 20: Have a good one still to come.
41:44
Speaker 3: Operation Bring Harry In from the Cold is underway.
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Speaker 4: Kinsiscofil joins me.
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Speaker 14: Next, explain what that means?
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Speaker 4: Welcome back?
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is entertainment and royal reporter Kinsey Schofield Kinsey.
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Speaker 3: The Daily Mail reports Prince Harry's friends and former aides
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Speaker 3: are plotting Operation Bring Harry In.
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Speaker 4: From the Cold.
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Speaker 3: Sounds like he could be returning to the UK in
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Speaker 3: I don't know some capacity.
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Speaker 4: What do we know about this? I'm not sure. I
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Speaker 4: like the name of that operation. It doesn't just roll
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Speaker 4: off the tongue, doesn't.
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Speaker 21: No, soorts stall The Mail at Prince Harry is consulting
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Speaker 21: people from his old life as a working royal after
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Speaker 21: allegedly growing dissatisfied with advice he's getting from American based
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Speaker 21: image experts. So he's rejecting advice he's getting from Hollywood
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Speaker 21: publicists and heartshot agents in New York City. They say
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Speaker 21: that he's really rethinking the way he operates. But it's
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Speaker 21: interesting because we've used on this show, you and I,
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Speaker 21: how many times have you talked about the Sussexes rebranding themselves.
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Speaker 21: I like that we've shifted into rehabilitating. No, we're rehabilitating.
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Speaker 21: And one really interesting fact from this article, reader, is
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Speaker 21: that they lost a tenth member of their ar twelve employees.
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Speaker 21: There was a tenth member. She was their communications director.
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Speaker 21: She quietly went away at the end of last year.
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Speaker 21: So the numbers slowly rising of our twelve employees falling,
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Speaker 21: falling to the westside saying goodbye.
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Speaker 3: The churn rate in their staff is quite high, isn't it.
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Speaker 3: But I guess none of them are talking because I've
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Speaker 3: all got a confidentiality agreements they've probably signed at the
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Speaker 3: start of their employment. On Prince Harry's fortieth is coming up.
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Speaker 4: We forget his forty. He's going to be forty very shortly.
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Speaker 3: We trained him like he's a kid sometimes and blamed
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Speaker 3: Meghan for all these woes. Page six is reporting that
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Speaker 3: Meghan is planning a celebrity packed party for him. Who
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Speaker 3: can we expect to see there and is there any
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Speaker 3: danger some of his real mates.
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Speaker 4: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: Some of his old army mates, family members might be
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Speaker 3: there for the milestone.
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Speaker 21: I mean, I think the dangerous Chrissy Tiagan being there.
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Speaker 21: If we're being honest, I think that she's pretty fright character.
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 21: You know, we've seen Oprah Winfrey distance herself from the
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Speaker 21: Sussexes lately. We haven't seen Tyler Perry, who's apparently Lily's godfather,
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Speaker 21: acknowledged them in a very long time. Serena Williams will
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Speaker 21: be seen with them quite often. Ellen DeGeneres, who has
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Speaker 21: still been you know, completely rejected in Hollywood. She tried
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Speaker 21: to have a comeback, it was immediately shut down. So
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Speaker 21: you know, when I hear a listers, I'm thinking truly,
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Speaker 21: really truly who Chris Jenner will show up to anything
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Speaker 21: as long as there's booze, So maybe Chris Jenner will
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Speaker 21: be there.
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Speaker 4: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: If you can get one of the Kardashians there with Chris,
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Speaker 3: I think that will be a crew for them. Mate
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Speaker 3: might make the next reality series with Netflix a little
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Speaker 3: bit more interesting.
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Speaker 4: Than the last one. Last week, there were news outlets.
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Speaker 3: Reporting that Ben Affleck has struck up a relationship with
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Speaker 3: Robert F.
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Speaker 4: Kennedy's daughter Robert F. Kennedy Junior's daughter Kick Kennedy.
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Speaker 3: But now sources tell The Daily Mau that he's trying
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Speaker 3: to erase her.
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Speaker 4: Why would that be? Are the political reasons behind ad?
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Speaker 15: We know Ben is a massive lefty.
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Speaker 21: Yeah, it's two reasons. It's because he doesn't want the
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Speaker 21: association with Donald Trump because RFK Junior famously endorsing him
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Speaker 21: the two you know online, it's wild to watch the
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Speaker 21: memes that have come out of this union. So Ben
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Speaker 21: wants to distance himself from Donald Trump. But also, apparently,
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Speaker 21: according to People magazine, j Lo was devastated by this news.
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Speaker 21: So one source said that Ben really shouldn't have said
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Speaker 21: nothing because trying to erase Kick from his existence truly backfired.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's the streisand effect. I think we're all talking
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Speaker 3: about it again. We would have moved on because we
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Speaker 3: talked about it last week. But both of them, really,
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Speaker 3: Jalo and Ben have a way of just getting bad
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Speaker 3: media coverage for themselves.
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Speaker 4: They're not very good at this. They've been in the
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Speaker 4: business a long time now.
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Speaker 3: On Kamala Harris, she's been insisting at her rallies across
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Speaker 3: at the US that she used to work at McDonald's
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Speaker 3: and she gets a lot of cheers for this.
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Speaker 4: Think about it.
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Speaker 19: Two metal class kids, one a daughter of Oakland, California,
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Speaker 19: who was raised by a working mother.
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Speaker 4: I had a summer job at McDonald's.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump is questioning this part of her story, Kinsey,
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Speaker 3: Surely she wouldn't be fibbing about having a job at macers.
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Speaker 3: Tell me there's some sort of a proof someone she
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Speaker 3: worked with then, or is this just a creation to
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Speaker 3: rebrand Kamala.
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Speaker 21: Well, that's what Trump is saying. And Trump loves McDonald's.
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Speaker 21: During one of his trials, he like famously ordered five
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Speaker 21: hundred dollars worth of McDonald's for his staff. There are
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Speaker 21: pictures of him eating it on Air Force one. McDonald's
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Speaker 21: is like his go to, So this was truly offensive
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Speaker 21: to poor Donald Trump. There isn't any proof so far,
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Speaker 21: and she just started saying this like, you know, I'd
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Speaker 21: say within the last two years, maybe maybe less. And
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Speaker 21: that's what Donald Trump is saying, Where was this on
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Speaker 21: your resume twenty years ago? Because there is no hard
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Speaker 21: proof that she ever worked at McDonald's.
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Speaker 4: Well, yeah, you wouldn't think it.
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Speaker 3: Would include it because once you went too politics. This
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Speaker 3: is the sort of detail that people like to know
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Speaker 3: and it makes you seem part of the populace, not
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Speaker 3: some sort of an elite who's lived a privileged and
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Speaker 3: on Kamala Harris, she does try to paint herself as
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Speaker 3: this tough shot prosecutor. She was the district attorney at
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Speaker 3: San Francisco. She was at Californian AG and that city
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Speaker 3: and that state and all sorts of crime issues.
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Speaker 4: And the city's image.
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Speaker 3: San Francisco has taken another battering after forty nine ers
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Speaker 3: rookie was shot in a robbery gone wrong.
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Speaker 4: What's the latest on this case.
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Speaker 21: Yeah, Ricky Parsol was shot in the chest. The bullet
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Speaker 21: exited his back. His mother says the bullet missed his
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Speaker 21: vital organs. He's currently in serious but staable condition. Not
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Speaker 21: a great reflection of the city of San Francisco.
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Speaker 3: It isn't Kinsisco Field always a pleasure.
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Speaker 4: Thank you for your time this evening.
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Speaker 9: Thank you.
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Speaker 4: That's it from May Up. Next is News Night. I'll
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Speaker 4: see you at eleven tomorrow. Good night,