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The Rita Panahi Show | 21 January · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scoring Lids Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panety Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight. Fears over mass migration driving up support for
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Speaker 3: One Nation leader Pauline Hansen. Nikita will join me for
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Speaker 3: the latest polling which should have both Susan Lee and
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Speaker 3: the PM worried. I'll dive into the big issues with
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Speaker 3: the Albanesi government's new hate speech laws with the head
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Speaker 3: of Turning Point Australia Joel Jamal, our favorite Army Horoist
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Speaker 3: conducts a hidden camera experiment among anti ICE protesters in Minnesota.
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Speaker 3: You don't want to miss that, and the Beckham family
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Speaker 3: feud heats up further. We'll go through the latest with
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Speaker 3: Michael Loftis later in the hour and Left is Losing.
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Speaker 3: It features an awful and affluent white female Lefty being
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Speaker 3: just awful. You who are you?
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Speaker 4: What's your name?
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Speaker 3: You?
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Speaker 5: Ice?
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Speaker 3: But first new polling shows concerns over immigration and crime
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Speaker 3: are fueling a surgeon support for One Nation. A Freshwater
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Speaker 3: survey found about two thirds of voters believe that Australia's
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Speaker 3: current migration levels are too high, and about three quarters
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Speaker 3: of voters support a temporary.
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Speaker 5: Cap on migration.
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Speaker 3: The poll has One Nation's primary vote increasing by six
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Speaker 3: points to nineteen percent. And then there's the popularity of
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Speaker 3: One Nation's Pauline Hanson, who recorded a net favorability rating
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Speaker 3: of plus six percent. That's considerably higher than both the
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Speaker 3: Prime minister and the opposition leader. Anthony Apperaneese is currently
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Speaker 3: sitting on a minus nine percent favorability rating, and Susan
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Speaker 3: Lee is also in the.
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Speaker 5: Red on minus five.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Menzi's Research Center Seni Fellow Nick Cata.
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Speaker 4: Nick.
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Speaker 3: As well as migration, we've got other issues fueling the
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Speaker 3: surge in One Nation supported base, and that's involving concerns
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Speaker 3: about crime and social order.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think the two are very closely licked, of course, reader,
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Speaker 1: because what we saw in Bondai on December seventh was
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Speaker 1: one of the most horrific crimes ever been perpetrated on
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Speaker 1: this on this soil. So yes, I mean the Liberal Party,
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Speaker 1: of course are notoriously bad at reading polling. They blamed
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Speaker 1: that as one of the reasons they lost the last election.
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Speaker 1: So it's probably pretty important that Freshwater have done this pole,
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Speaker 1: which sort of gets behind why people are going to
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Speaker 1: one nation, although I think people like you and me
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Speaker 1: probably saw it in letters ten foot higher the day
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Speaker 1: that polling came out on Monday, it is clear that
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Speaker 1: it is immigration is the number one issue, and the
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Speaker 1: related issue is crime and security, and that all comes
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Speaker 1: out of Bondeau. Of course, we've talked about nothing else
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Speaker 1: since mid December, sadly, and that's clearly what people have
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Speaker 1: been on people's minds. But I would say this, this
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Speaker 1: is a real problem for the Coalition because I think
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Speaker 1: before this, I think most of us would have thought
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Speaker 1: that any threat to national security or any threat on
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Speaker 1: migration would play right into the Liberals' hands. It's what
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Speaker 1: won John how the two thousand and one election, it
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Speaker 1: was a part of Tony Abbott winning the two thousand
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Speaker 1: and thirteen election. But now clearly voters do not trust
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Speaker 1: the Coalition to defend their borders and keep them safe,
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Speaker 1: so they have a lot of work to do.
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Speaker 6: Well.
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Speaker 3: What can the Libs do to win back those disaffected
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Speaker 3: conservative voters.
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Speaker 1: Well, I think number one thing to notice is that
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Speaker 1: the immigration has turned into a much much worse problem
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Speaker 1: than we had in two thousand and one. Yeah, we
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Speaker 1: still got to hold back the votes. Of course, but
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Speaker 1: as we know now, people are coming in through all
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Speaker 1: sorts of means. They're coming on student visas and goodness
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Speaker 1: knows one else and then just chancing their luck in
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Speaker 1: Because we had twenty or thirty thousand people came in
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Speaker 1: by boat illegally from countries like Afghanistan and Iran, so
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Speaker 1: we know we have a real problem here. But I
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Speaker 1: think centrally they have to deal with it by just
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Speaker 1: coming out and speaking very strongly and very directly to
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Speaker 1: what the causes of this current crisis is, and that's
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Speaker 1: radical Islam. And we have to do all we can
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Speaker 1: to make sure that those bad people do not enter
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Speaker 1: this country and that the people who are here are
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Speaker 1: not don't fall prey to that radicalization which turns them
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Speaker 1: into very very evil human beings. So yeah, it's a
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Speaker 1: essid of just being clear what they believe in and
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Speaker 1: passing and making policies that back that up. Number one,
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Speaker 1: by the way, I'd say, is we get away with
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Speaker 1: permanent We do away with permanent residency. If you come here,
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Speaker 1: you're on probationary residency until you've proved yourself worthy of citizenship.
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Speaker 3: In my view, Britain security services have found a flaw
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Speaker 3: in Chinese electric buses, and these are bus that are
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Speaker 3: used in Australia as well. An investigation by Britain's National
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Speaker 3: Cybersecurity Center and Department of Transport found the UTON branded
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Speaker 3: electric buses could be remotely shut down from China through
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Speaker 3: a kill switch.
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Speaker 5: Now there's no.
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Speaker 3: Evidence the function has been used to date, but nick
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Speaker 3: Chinese security services could potentially interfere with the vehicles through simcars,
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Speaker 3: which I used to update the software. Again, we kind
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Speaker 3: of seem to be very relaxed about allowing this sort
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Speaker 3: of technology and this sort of power over infrastructure in
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Speaker 3: this country.
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Speaker 2: What could we do read it?
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Speaker 1: I mean, there's Chinese built stuff in everything, right, there's
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Speaker 1: one in here. I refuse, by the way, to drive
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Speaker 1: a Chinese built car. If I go to a high
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Speaker 1: car company and they try and give it to me,
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Speaker 1: I'll go next door. But you cannot ensure against this.
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Speaker 1: They're in everything. But I do think we need to
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Speaker 1: be very careful with a Chinese bus company. I don't
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Speaker 1: know who owns this bus company, but every company in
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Speaker 1: Austrila in China, of course, has some kind of dependent
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Speaker 1: relationship on the state, whether they're state owned or not.
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Speaker 1: We need to be very careful about this, and I
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Speaker 1: think Australia, by the way, set the standard when it
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Speaker 1: came to Huawei. We were the first country, first Western country,
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Speaker 1: actually to take a standard and say we don't want
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Speaker 1: your stuff in our country. Others were slower, but clearly
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Speaker 1: we have to be very cautious. We're not dealing with
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Speaker 1: somebody in a country that always want has our best
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Speaker 1: interests at heart over this, are we?
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Speaker 4: We are not.
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Speaker 5: But I don't know.
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Speaker 3: This may be a wild suggestion, but perhaps we could
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Speaker 3: start looking at building things ourselves, having a manufacturing sector,
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Speaker 3: having manufacturing jobs. I mean, is that just such a
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Speaker 3: crazy suggestion In this day and age we do have
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Speaker 3: is enormous resources of energy.
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Speaker 4: It should be cheap, make energy cheap.
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Speaker 1: We'll make more stuff, that's for sure. But I mean,
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Speaker 1: there's no way known in the world any country can
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Speaker 1: build an entire bus or entire car these days. The
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Speaker 1: whole micro processes involved and everything in it is so
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Speaker 1: intricate and across is so many borders to get made. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: we're stuck with this. This is globalization, which I think
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Speaker 1: has given us lots of benefits, but this is one
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Speaker 1: of the problems with it. And by the way, reading
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Speaker 1: before I go, welcome back. I don't know where it's
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Speaker 1: just me, but the lefties have been going. They've been really,
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Speaker 1: really losing it since you left, and it just is
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Speaker 1: tribute to the important work that you do in trying
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Speaker 1: to keep them into land line.
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Speaker 3: Other they have given me too much material. Frankly, it's
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Speaker 3: a little bit overwhelming, but thank you for that, Nick Kata,
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Speaker 3: thanks for your time tonight. Thank you now for more
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Speaker 3: on the Albanezi government's new hate speech laws.
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Speaker 5: I'm joined by.
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Speaker 3: The head of Turning Point Australia's Joel Jamal Joel, let's
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Speaker 3: have a look at a few aspects of this legislation.
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Speaker 3: Tell me about your concerns about authorities now being able
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Speaker 3: to designate certain organizations as hate groups, which we'll see
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Speaker 3: members of those groups or any donors of those groups
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Speaker 3: face possible jail time.
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Speaker 7: Thank you for having me on reader, and welcome back
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Speaker 7: to twenty twenty six. Look, I'm very concerned and my
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Speaker 7: concerns echo that of Senator Alex Antik. This is going
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Speaker 7: to grow the surveillance state. We are going to see
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Speaker 7: groups listed as hate groups. The definitions around this many
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Speaker 7: constitutional lawyers are very worried about turning point Australia could
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Speaker 7: be listed as a hate group. The Light Australian newspaper,
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Speaker 7: which I own, also could be listed as a hate group.
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Speaker 7: The broad terms that have been listed here were really
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Speaker 7: concerned about, which is why I think so many people
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Speaker 7: sent in submissions. I think it was seven thousand submissions
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Speaker 7: in three days and the two million emails we.
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Speaker 2: Sent in the twenty four hours before the bill was voted.
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Speaker 3: On, So you had seven thousand submissions, two million emails.
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Speaker 3: I mean that it would be an astonishing number. It
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Speaker 3: shows people are concerned about this. Tell me about the
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Speaker 3: hate speech provision and why you argue it is a
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Speaker 3: serious threat to free speech.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely.
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Speaker 7: Look, Rita, I'm a big proponent against immigration. Recently I
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Speaker 7: had a clip go viral of me debating Abby Chatfield
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Speaker 7: about how you can't just have thirty two percent of
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Speaker 7: the country being foreign born. There's not enough time for
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Speaker 7: them to integrate, develop the Australian values, develop the Australian
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Speaker 7: way of life and integrate into this beautiful country and
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Speaker 7: the hate if you criticize immigration.
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Speaker 2: There are huge question marks.
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Speaker 7: Around this vilifying certain groups and if you're doing that,
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Speaker 7: they can list you as a hate group. If you're
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Speaker 7: listed as a hate group, they can go after your donors,
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Speaker 7: they can go after your members, your employees, everything, including me.
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Speaker 7: So I'm very concerned about this particular legislation from Prime
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Speaker 7: Minister Anthony Albernezi, and this doesn't deal with the root
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Speaker 7: problem of what the bond I shooting was. He has
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Speaker 7: plenty of laws on the books right now. What the
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Speaker 7: Liberal Party should have been doing the last four weeks
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Speaker 7: is holding Anthony Albernezi accountable for the existing laws he
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Speaker 7: didn't use on immigration, on guns to go after these guys.
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Speaker 7: I mean, the idea that the father of one of
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Speaker 7: these gunmen was on an ACO watch list and managed
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Speaker 7: to actually get a gun is insane to me. And
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Speaker 7: I cannot believe what this country is facing with a
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Speaker 7: government that will not do its job, but it is
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Speaker 7: perfectly comfortable canceling the visas of other people coming in
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Speaker 7: speakers from Israel, speakers from America, as well as what
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Speaker 7: we're seeing with regards to deporting Nazis, deporting people that
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Speaker 7: are against against criticizing immigration, and so I think the
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Speaker 7: government needs to get their priorities straight there are people
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Speaker 7: that wish us harm and there are people that are
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Speaker 7: just criticizing the government agenda.
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Speaker 3: Now, he talked about debate about immigration possibly being outlawed
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Speaker 3: under these new laws. Right now in America, there's a
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Speaker 3: great deal of debate happening about the merits of immigration
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Speaker 3: from certain countries, about the percentage of people from those
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Speaker 3: countries who are on welfare, and what really do they
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Speaker 3: serve the America First agenda, then the numbers coming in.
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Speaker 3: Would a debate like that be possible in Australia under
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Speaker 3: these laws?
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Speaker 5: Or if you talk.
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Speaker 3: About the crime rate, the welfare rate, if you talk
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Speaker 3: about the cultural issues about a certain group of people,
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Speaker 3: is that going to see you with the cops at
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Speaker 3: you're door facing possible jail time?
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Speaker 2: Look, Rita, this is part of the problem.
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Speaker 7: I'm no legal expert, but when it comes to those
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Speaker 7: legal experts that sent in submissions, they are almost unanimously
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Speaker 7: opposed to these laws. They have been rushed. We have
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Speaker 7: only had two or three days of the Senate inquiry
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Speaker 7: to ask bureaucrats. Bureaucrats didn't have answers very clearly to
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Speaker 7: these questions. So I think that we're going to see
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Speaker 7: a lot of collateral damage. I'm very concerned frankly for
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Speaker 7: organizations like Sky News and other organizations out there debating
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Speaker 7: these issues, and I think that the government here is
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Speaker 7: going to eventually have to walk these laws back, either
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Speaker 7: this government or a future government. The Australian people are
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Speaker 7: rejecting the major parties. The Liberal Party have sold the
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Speaker 7: people out on this issue, and that is why the
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Speaker 7: polling is now at fifty three percent for the Coalition
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Speaker 7: and Labor combined for the first time in News poll history.
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Speaker 2: We're seeing the collapse of the major parties.
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Speaker 7: We're seeing Senator Hanson as a viable option according to
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Speaker 7: the polling, much like Nigel Faraj in the UK, who
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Speaker 7: looks like he's set to be the next Prime minister.
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Speaker 3: Joel, you talked about how rushed, how haphazard these laws were.
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Speaker 3: The legislation was jammed through in the wake of the
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Speaker 3: Bondai terror attack. But these laws don't even enjoy the
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Speaker 3: support of all the victims of that attack, including young
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Speaker 3: Matilda's grieving parents.
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Speaker 7: Tell me about that, reader, You're absolutely right, it's astonishing.
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Speaker 7: I mean, the Prime Minister preaches unity and he's got
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Speaker 7: the parents of Matilda who came out the day or
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Speaker 7: two before and opposed this bill. So you've got a
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Speaker 7: Jewish set of parents here that are the victims of
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Speaker 7: this direct crime that kick this whole thing off. You've
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Speaker 7: got the hero of Bondi, Ahmed el Ahmed, who many
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Speaker 7: in the Muslim community have expressed to me, especially that
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Speaker 7: he doesn't support this legislation and who may not be
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Speaker 7: able to express his own views on this legislation as
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Speaker 7: well after the fact. And we've got my own bishop,
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Speaker 7: Bishop mar Murray, who was stabbed in the eye by
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Speaker 7: a Muslim teenager, who also preached on Sunday against this.
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Speaker 7: You have a Christian bishop, a Muslim hero, as well
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Speaker 7: as the Jewish victims here, all opposing what the Prime
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Speaker 7: Minister is doing. I don't know who he's serving here
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Speaker 7: except himself and his government. This is a blatant power
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Speaker 7: grab and I have no idea why Susan Lay voted
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Speaker 7: for it.
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Speaker 3: Now, before you go, you're the head of Turning Point
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Speaker 3: in Australia. This is an organization Turning Point that was
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Speaker 3: set up by the late Charlie Kirkin. Israel's government has
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Speaker 3: announced that it's going to honor Charlie for his work
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Speaker 3: combating Anti Semitism and Joel, this award's going to be
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Speaker 3: presented at the International Conference on Combating Anti Semitism in Jerusalem.
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Speaker 5: That is yet another honor for Charlie.
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Speaker 7: Charlie received a number of honors in his life. He
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Speaker 7: was a true defender of Semitic people. He was someone
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Speaker 7: that didn't like useless foreign wars. He was someone that
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Speaker 7: completely went to war against the Lindsey Grahams of America,
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Speaker 7: the absolute warhawks that wanted to do war with Iran
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Speaker 7: for example. He believed that in the dignity of every
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Speaker 7: human being, and he was perhaps one of the last
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Speaker 7: great people.
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Speaker 2: In American politics. In my view, he sorely missed.
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Speaker 7: I wish we were bringing him out to Australia, which
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Speaker 7: we had plans for this year, and every day I
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Speaker 7: wake up and think, how can I finish Charlie Kirk's
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Speaker 7: unfinished work? Because his view was to have Turning Point
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Speaker 7: as an international organization, one that would actually help people
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Speaker 7: breathe their values into politics as Christians, as conservatives, and
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Speaker 7: he believed in the Australia First movement. So I really
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Speaker 7: want to thank you for bringing that up. Because Charlie
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Speaker 7: was a true believer in peace. He was a true
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Speaker 7: believer in the Australia First Agenda, and he was a
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Speaker 7: great man, which's sorely, sorely missed.
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Speaker 3: And he despised this sort of legislation, this sort of
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Speaker 3: illiberal clamp down on speech, and to use a tragedy,
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Speaker 3: a terror event like BONDI to jam through this legislation.
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Speaker 3: It really is quite incredible. Joel, thank you so much
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Speaker 3: for your time tonight.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, and welcome back. Cheers. Reader.
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Speaker 3: Still to kamat left is losing it and a hidden
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Speaker 3: camera experiment among anti ice protesters in Minnesota.
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Speaker 5: Mihrowitz joins me, next.
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Speaker 3: You're watching the Rita Panehy Show, and it's time for
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Speaker 3: lefties losing it, And former CNN hacked on Lemon continues
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Speaker 3: to defend the indefensible his role in storming a church
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Speaker 3: during a Sunday service, terrifying parishioners, including little kids. It's
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Speaker 3: all on tape, and Lemon was dumb enough to air
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Speaker 3: at all.
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Speaker 5: So despite his denials, we know he.
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Speaker 3: Was aware of what these crazed activists had planned and
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Speaker 3: he was on board with every bit of that lunacy.
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Speaker 3: And this sad clown is such an attention seeker that
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Speaker 3: he is now trying to manufacture a ongoing feud with
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Speaker 3: superstar Nicki Minaj after she called him out for his
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Speaker 3: party in storming a church.
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Speaker 5: His hit back with ugly.
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Speaker 8: Die tribe, Nicki Minaj, stop talking about for which you
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Speaker 8: know nothing about. This is out of your out of
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Speaker 8: your depth, by the way, and you are a homophobic bigot.
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Speaker 8: You don't care about African Americans that you're not an
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Speaker 8: African American.
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Speaker 2: From what I know, you.
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Speaker 8: Are reportedly an undocumented citizen, so you should be deported
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Speaker 8: under Donald Trump's rules.
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Speaker 2: Get a life.
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Speaker 8: Stop being a pick me. You should have put a
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Speaker 8: pick me doll on that damn tweet instead of a
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Speaker 8: chucky doll because you are nothing but a pick me and.
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Speaker 2: I choose not to pick you.
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Speaker 8: And social black people and social gay people shouldn't buy
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Speaker 8: your music.
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Speaker 3: So Don Lemon storms a church to stop illegal immigrants
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Speaker 3: being deported. He's so passionate about that issue, but he
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Speaker 3: now wants Nicki Minaj to be deported because she called
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Speaker 3: him out and it wasn't done with his degrading, misogynisty grant.
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Speaker 3: He then went on to TAMZ to continue the meltdown
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Speaker 3: and call for Minaj to be canceled.
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Speaker 5: Nicki really got into his head.
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Speaker 9: I normally don't respond to things like this, but you know, effort,
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Speaker 9: I'm gonna do it this time.
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Speaker 2: I think Nicki.
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Speaker 9: Minaj has made it very clear how she feels about
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Speaker 9: African Americans in this country. For I don't think she's
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Speaker 9: one of them, obviously, and she should under Trump's rules,
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Speaker 9: she should be deported. Why are you supporting her? Why
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Speaker 9: are you buying her records? She's also supported. I have
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Speaker 9: lots of gay friends who love Nicki Minaj. Why are
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Speaker 9: you supporting this homophobic, bigot, bigoted.
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Speaker 2: Ignorant woman.
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Speaker 9: You should not be supporting her, Nicki Minaj. This is
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Speaker 9: clearly out of her depth. She doesn't understand politics, she
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Speaker 9: doesn't understand journalism, and I'm not surprised that she is
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Speaker 9: weighing in on something that is beyond her capacity.
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Speaker 3: Yep, just a full blown meltdown. But this is my
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Speaker 3: favorite part. This is Dawn indulging in a bit of projection.
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Speaker 3: Everything he says here is true about him, not Nicki Minaj.
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Speaker 2: Nicki Minaj is a pick me. She will do anything that.
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Speaker 9: Is for her politically and again she's ignorant, she doesn't
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Speaker 9: know what she's talking about. She's always weighing in on
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Speaker 9: things that she doesn't know about. Nicki Minaj should just
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Speaker 9: sit the down.
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Speaker 3: You think he'd be done now, but no, he's not
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Speaker 3: even close. Don Lemon really scraped the bottom of the
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Speaker 3: barrel by talking to the most demented bar filled woman
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Speaker 3: in America, Jennifer Welch, who joined in the attack. And
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Speaker 3: of course, as she always does, she played the race card. Now,
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Speaker 3: Nicki Minaj is apparently a white supremacist.
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Speaker 10: This breed, this sect of Christianity, the white nationalists farm
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Speaker 10: of Christianity that I guess now Nicki Minaj attaches herself
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Speaker 10: to I'm like, good luck what that says.
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Speaker 4: At the end of the day, you're still black.
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Speaker 10: They weaponize it and then, oh my god, I'm a victim.
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Speaker 10: Don't attack my Christianity. And that's what Nicki Minaj just
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Speaker 10: did right there. And I have news for Nicki Minaj.
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Speaker 10: Do you think these white nationalists are going to accept
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Speaker 10: you and your wap just hide and wait. These people
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Speaker 10: are serious about their racism. Mess Minaje.
20:03
Speaker 3: You know what's racist, Jennifer, The bigotry that sees an
20:06
Speaker 3: affluent white woman telling a black woman what she can
20:10
Speaker 3: believe and who.
20:11
Speaker 5: She can support. And as for wop wap, that was
20:15
Speaker 5: at Nicki Minaj.
20:16
Speaker 3: That was Carti b and Meghan THEE Stallion, you know,
20:19
Speaker 3: the two who were campaigning for Kamala Harris. But I
20:22
Speaker 3: guess all black women look the same to Jennifer Welch.
20:26
Speaker 5: Now that's racist.
20:27
Speaker 3: Let's have a look at Jennifer Welch's target audience, angry,
20:32
Speaker 3: irrational hate field white women who think they can get
20:36
Speaker 3: away with assaulting officers. Though this next story has a
20:40
Speaker 3: happy ending.
20:41
Speaker 9: Bitch, are you a stonage mom?
20:48
Speaker 3: Who are you?
20:49
Speaker 10: What's your name?
20:49
Speaker 5: Are you ice?
20:51
Speaker 9: Oh?
20:51
Speaker 4: You don't want me to take a picture of your face?
20:52
Speaker 9: Is that because you're Ice?
21:01
Speaker 3: And here is a dude who should also be in handcuffs.
21:04
Speaker 3: He thinks he's being clever here, but he's just inciting violence.
21:10
Speaker 6: Please do not protest by taking wet newspaper and sticking
21:13
Speaker 6: it to their windshields in the cold weather. Also, do
21:17
Speaker 6: not protest by mixing rust and the powder from an
21:19
Speaker 6: Etchra sketch and finding a magnesium sparkler and lighting it
21:23
Speaker 6: over an engine block. Please do not protest that way,
21:27
Speaker 6: air let out of tires, terrible protest method. Water balloons
21:31
Speaker 6: filled with dog terrible protest method.
21:35
Speaker 3: Now let's have a dose of celebrity idiocy. Here is
21:38
Speaker 3: actor and Zora and Mamdani fanboy Mandy Patinkin.
21:43
Speaker 5: Explaining the little explored notion that Donald Trump is literally Hitler.
21:48
Speaker 5: It must be the first lefty losing it to come
21:50
Speaker 5: up with that genius analogy.
21:52
Speaker 11: Breaks my heart that I'm listening to the things that
21:57
Speaker 11: certain members Donald Trump ted crue are saying.
22:01
Speaker 2: This is hate speech.
22:02
Speaker 11: Hitler was called a fool, he was called a goof,
22:06
Speaker 11: you know, a silly person made fun of, and then
22:08
Speaker 11: he got to be Hitler. It's not a joke. These
22:10
Speaker 11: things happen, and there's great similarities. You know, instead of
22:13
Speaker 11: it being Jews, it's Muslims. Instead of it being blacks,
22:17
Speaker 11: we're in slavery.
22:18
Speaker 1: It's most similarity between the language of Donald Trump and
22:20
Speaker 1: the language of aout Elfhill.
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Speaker 11: Yes, sir, and it's undeniable.
22:24
Speaker 3: Undeniable, he says, what a sad, sad fool he is.
22:28
Speaker 3: But the question has to be asked, just how violent
22:31
Speaker 3: are the modern left, the so called resistance protesting against
22:34
Speaker 3: the Trump administration. Are they so filled with hate that
22:39
Speaker 3: they crowdfund shootings and bombings? Documentary filmmaker Army Horowitz travel
22:45
Speaker 3: to Minnesota to conduct a hidden camera experiment among anti
22:50
Speaker 3: ICE protesters.
22:52
Speaker 12: I want to read money for weapons. I want to
22:54
Speaker 12: go after Ice. We any money for weapons for bombs.
22:57
Speaker 12: We need to fight back against these animals. I'm with
22:59
Speaker 12: you when you tear them apart, literally, not sigrutively.
23:02
Speaker 5: Do you want me to go.
23:05
Speaker 12: Yes, guns, explosives, that's the kind of language they understand,
23:10
Speaker 12: and that's what we need to do.
23:11
Speaker 4: Do you feel men, Yeah, that is that This is.
23:15
Speaker 10: Just not work.
23:16
Speaker 4: You feel me, I feel you. And that takes weapons,
23:18
Speaker 4: and that takes explosives and takes blow you know. I mean, okay,
23:22
Speaker 4: fun's a go fund.
23:24
Speaker 12: Me you to kill these you know what I'm saying,
23:27
Speaker 12: Where do you go after these people?
23:28
Speaker 4: Yeah?
23:29
Speaker 12: Absolutely, we need to hurt them, We need to kill them.
23:32
Speaker 12: I think we have to start killing people, man, exactly right.
23:35
Speaker 12: I think that's the only way for us to get
23:36
Speaker 12: the message across, because, let's be honest, saying you they don't.
23:41
Speaker 9: Give exactly They're just like, look at these guys wasting
23:44
Speaker 9: their time again.
23:45
Speaker 2: I don't what you mean.
23:46
Speaker 4: Okay, okay.
23:47
Speaker 3: It's easy to get these lunatics to agree that violence
23:50
Speaker 3: and killing is the only way, But would any of
23:53
Speaker 3: them be willing to donate money to fund acts of violence?
23:57
Speaker 5: Acts of murder? Let's see.
23:59
Speaker 12: I mean, I'm kind of a bro college student, but like,
24:01
Speaker 12: I'll donate like ten to twenty bucks, not very much.
24:04
Speaker 4: I'm a students.
24:05
Speaker 5: Maybe like fifty, oh, maybe like fifty dollars.
24:11
Speaker 4: Yeah, BLESSI thank you so much for take care of it.
24:19
Speaker 4: I appreciate you.
24:20
Speaker 12: Peace of love, Peace of love, Peace of love.
24:23
Speaker 4: Brother, take care of peace and love.
24:26
Speaker 3: Indeed, let's bring in documentary filmmaker and commentator Army Horowitz.
24:30
Speaker 3: Army your violent rector can plot to commit violence against
24:35
Speaker 3: ice agents. It seemed to be terribly popular. Did you
24:38
Speaker 3: have any pushback.
24:41
Speaker 12: By Did you notice that that one guy goes, I
24:43
Speaker 12: love you man. He was so taken, he was so
24:46
Speaker 12: excited by it. His emotion just came out, by the way.
24:49
Speaker 12: I also want to point out that, if you notice
24:52
Speaker 12: the count, each one was like, I'm a broke college student.
24:55
Speaker 4: I don't.
24:55
Speaker 12: One person was like, my husband just got laid off,
24:58
Speaker 12: but I'll drop far you okay, a fifty burger. Yeah,
25:03
Speaker 12: they were excited to do it.
25:05
Speaker 4: And to answer your question, did anybody.
25:07
Speaker 12: Say no, No, not a single person said no. I
25:13
Speaker 12: want to point something out also, is that I was
25:16
Speaker 12: only there for thirty minutes because my security team noticed
25:20
Speaker 12: that they had recognized me after thirty minutes and that
25:23
Speaker 12: things were about to go down, so I had to
25:25
Speaker 12: high tail out of there. So I raised nearly two
25:28
Speaker 12: hundred dollars in less than thirty minutes from these people.
25:33
Speaker 4: Peace and love, right, feel me? You feel me?
25:35
Speaker 12: I mean this was Look when I do these experiments
25:38
Speaker 12: where I'm sitting on my couch and I'm smoking some
25:40
Speaker 12: I'm smoking a cigar and having some scotch, and I
25:42
Speaker 12: come up with this idea, I often go naw, there's
25:46
Speaker 12: no way, right, there's no way that they will give
25:49
Speaker 12: me money to I was very clear.
25:51
Speaker 4: By the use of proceeds Rida. I wasn't hiding it.
25:54
Speaker 12: I was saying I want to buy guns and explosives
25:57
Speaker 12: because I want to kill ice officers.
25:59
Speaker 4: There's no new want to what I was saying.
26:01
Speaker 12: It was very very very clear. Yeah, this is the
26:05
Speaker 12: kind of people that we're dealing with. Violence is their currency.
26:09
Speaker 12: This is how Look, I don't when I shoot in
26:11
Speaker 12: New York, frankly, I don't have a security team. But
26:14
Speaker 12: when I go to Minneapolis in particular, Seattle, Portland, those
26:18
Speaker 12: three cities in particular, if you don't have security, you're
26:22
Speaker 12: taking your life in your own hands. Just the day
26:24
Speaker 12: after I shot that, they grabbed the same place that
26:27
Speaker 12: I was shooting, they grabbed another conservative YouTuber.
26:31
Speaker 4: They dragged him, beat him, and stabbed him.
26:34
Speaker 12: There's no police presence, I said, the only people out there,
26:38
Speaker 12: and they are actually quite calm. The only time they
26:41
Speaker 12: get involved is when they start approaching ICE officers and
26:44
Speaker 12: impeding them from coming out. This is what we're dealing with, Okay,
26:49
Speaker 12: And you know, also, look, I want to be clear. Look,
26:53
Speaker 12: they're also the Look, I'm in support of ICE, right,
26:57
Speaker 12: you know that I think they're there's also kind of
27:00
Speaker 12: an optics problem that we have, Okay, And I.
27:03
Speaker 4: Think that's something we need to fix.
27:04
Speaker 12: Part of what I was doing here was to show
27:06
Speaker 12: that it's difficult for ICE to deal with these people
27:08
Speaker 12: because they are in fact violent. But I also think,
27:11
Speaker 12: on the other hand, there's a way to deal with this.
27:13
Speaker 12: The numbers are not good for President Trump I think
27:16
Speaker 12: it's because not that I support everything ICE is done,
27:18
Speaker 12: but there's an optics issue.
27:20
Speaker 4: Even though he was leading this.
27:22
Speaker 12: Immigration issue obviously by double digit points, he's now under
27:26
Speaker 12: water on the way they view ICE, whether or not
27:28
Speaker 12: their series are more safer, and the immigration issue in general.
27:31
Speaker 12: So I think we have to find a way to
27:33
Speaker 12: deal with in an optic level.
27:37
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, the optics are a problem, but then again,
27:40
Speaker 3: when you've got segments of the media who are failing
27:43
Speaker 3: to report on serious aspects of this debate, then you're
27:48
Speaker 3: going to have that perception out there. But back to
27:51
Speaker 3: these protesters, as we saw, they're far from peaceful. Their
27:55
Speaker 3: appetite for violence for essentially what is terrorism is high.
28:02
Speaker 5: What can be done in the bigger.
28:05
Speaker 3: Picture, beyond this particular debate in this protest, because this
28:08
Speaker 3: seems to be a phenomenon with the modern left where
28:12
Speaker 3: they think the ends justify the means, and if it
28:15
Speaker 3: means you're gonna have to kill somebody, then they can
28:19
Speaker 3: rationalize it in their minds.
28:22
Speaker 12: Yeah, there's no limiting principle because the rhetoric that everyone
28:26
Speaker 12: there's no question they're taking their cues from from the media,
28:31
Speaker 12: from the center left. I mean, when the center left
28:33
Speaker 12: is saying and the media is saying that we're in
28:35
Speaker 12: a fascist state where you have to show your papers
28:38
Speaker 12: like they did in Germany. Okay, by the way, as
28:41
Speaker 12: a Jew, I can't think of a more offensive comparison
28:44
Speaker 12: than that that. Yeah, they're taking their cues from from
28:48
Speaker 12: the media.
28:49
Speaker 4: And again, like I said, there's no limiting principle.
28:51
Speaker 12: So if you're dealing with Nazis, you're gonna why not
28:54
Speaker 12: kill people who are Nazis?
28:55
Speaker 9: Right?
28:55
Speaker 12: I mean, I think we would all support attacking Nazis,
28:59
Speaker 12: and that's the rhetoric that we're dealing with. And I
29:03
Speaker 12: think it's also.
29:03
Speaker 4: Important to point out is that.
29:06
Speaker 12: These people also they really care about what the tactics
29:11
Speaker 12: of ice or this is a larger issue. And my
29:13
Speaker 12: argument is that this is a larger issue. What they're
29:16
Speaker 12: looking for are open border This is what the hard
29:18
Speaker 12: left wants, not the center left. The heart they want
29:20
Speaker 12: an open border policy. They want as many illegals.
29:24
Speaker 4: To be in the country.
29:25
Speaker 12: They don't care about the issues of fraud and violence
29:28
Speaker 12: and crime.
29:28
Speaker 4: It's meanless in them.
29:30
Speaker 12: But what matters to them is they want a permanent
29:32
Speaker 12: leftist majority that can defeat the Republican values or Republicans
29:38
Speaker 12: at the electorate forum.
29:39
Speaker 4: That's their goal.
29:40
Speaker 12: If that means filling it with criminals across the border,
29:43
Speaker 12: they have no issue without whatsoever.
29:45
Speaker 4: Zero.
29:47
Speaker 3: Now staying in Minnesota, President Trump has again targeted the
29:51
Speaker 3: state's Somali born lawmaker, Elan Omer.
29:55
Speaker 5: He's called her Crooked.
29:56
Speaker 3: Army, and there is now an investigation by can Congressional
30:00
Speaker 3: Republicans on the House Overside Committee into how Ilan Omar
30:05
Speaker 3: has amassed such significant wealth as a politician. In just
30:10
Speaker 3: one year, Omar's net worth jumped thirty million according to
30:15
Speaker 3: financial disclosures. Army, I mean she's not alone. There is
30:18
Speaker 3: a lot of people who seem to be going into
30:19
Speaker 3: politics and coming out very rich when they started with nothing,
30:24
Speaker 3: and it just erodes trust in politicians in democracy.
30:33
Speaker 4: Yeah.
30:33
Speaker 12: I mean the thing is that she felt so comfortable
30:36
Speaker 12: putting it out there right and disclosing.
30:38
Speaker 4: It hiding a plain sight.
30:40
Speaker 12: Because we do have a problem with congress people in general,
30:43
Speaker 12: and the rules that apply to us don't necessarily apply
30:46
Speaker 12: to them, and that needs to be fixed.
30:47
Speaker 4: But look, here is a lesson for all the kids.
30:50
Speaker 4: Read Are you ready?
30:52
Speaker 12: The sunglasses will always get you Okay? Do you remember
30:56
Speaker 12: there was, you know, with the whole Somali daycare fraud.
31:00
Speaker 12: There was a dude who gets up there when his
31:02
Speaker 12: daycare center was.
31:02
Speaker 4: A key of bear stealing the money.
31:05
Speaker 12: And he was talking about how his his documents were stolen.
31:08
Speaker 4: Nothing else but the documents were stolen.
31:10
Speaker 12: Of course, it's all coming out now that that was
31:12
Speaker 12: kind of an inside job. He was wearing twenty five
31:16
Speaker 12: hundred dollars sunglasses, okay, and elan Omar, the socialist queen,
31:22
Speaker 12: she rolls with Prada and Jimmy Chew sunglasses. Right, thousands
31:26
Speaker 12: of dollars in sunglasses. Yeah, if I was worth thirty
31:29
Speaker 12: million dollars, I might also drop five hundred for a
31:32
Speaker 12: pair of shades. Look, this is a problem. Are we shocked?
31:37
Speaker 4: Look?
31:37
Speaker 12: I can see the argument how one could have a
31:40
Speaker 12: company that went from zero to thirty million in net
31:44
Speaker 12: worth over here, it is possible.
31:46
Speaker 4: But where there's smoke, there's fire.
31:48
Speaker 12: And her husband, he's been embroiled in a bunch of
31:52
Speaker 12: shady stuff. Right, they had this this winery, by the way,
31:55
Speaker 12: no shade on winery.
31:57
Speaker 4: I love a bold garage, okay, But.
32:00
Speaker 12: This company has had so many issues with investors. Right
32:04
Speaker 12: where investors sued them for breach of contract.
32:07
Speaker 4: Another investor in the wine company.
32:09
Speaker 12: And there's other company they had which sold the Ganja
32:12
Speaker 12: was being sued for fraud. Okay, her she if you remember,
32:16
Speaker 12: not too long ago, right before they got married, she
32:19
Speaker 12: her campaign was paying him to.
32:22
Speaker 4: Be a consultant.
32:23
Speaker 12: That's an ethical no, no, and and and frankly other things.
32:28
Speaker 1: Uh.
32:28
Speaker 3: And then immediately there's there's a lot of things. When
32:33
Speaker 3: there's a lot of things when it comes to elin
32:35
Speaker 3: or Mom, I mean there is a serious concerns that
32:38
Speaker 3: she married he Ryan brothers at one point, Amy, So
32:43
Speaker 3: everything you describe now seems bailly minor in comparison.
32:49
Speaker 4: Yeah.
32:49
Speaker 12: That Look, there's some gross stuff, a little how no
32:52
Speaker 12: question about it. And I think the and I think
32:55
Speaker 12: an investigation is warranted. But you made the point which
32:57
Speaker 12: I made at the beginning, is like, look, there needs
32:59
Speaker 12: to be We talked about a bunch of Congress people,
33:03
Speaker 12: famously including Nancy Pelosi, who have skyrocket and net worth
33:08
Speaker 12: when they actually don't have a job for decades other
33:10
Speaker 12: than being in Congress. So yeah, I think we have
33:12
Speaker 12: to take a closer look at these rules of laws
33:15
Speaker 12: in general that allow somebody to be so brazen with that.
33:20
Speaker 3: Now, one of the most underreported stories of the last
33:24
Speaker 3: month has been the massive drop in crime numbers in
33:28
Speaker 3: the US. The number of murders has dropped by almost
33:31
Speaker 3: twenty percent, the largest a single year drop. The roles
33:34
Speaker 3: also drops army in the number of assaults, rapes, robberies.
33:39
Speaker 3: This is good news, but it's good news that did
33:42
Speaker 3: not get a great deal of coverage.
33:46
Speaker 12: No, it didn't, and obviously they didn't cover it. I mean,
33:49
Speaker 12: they slowly did cover it when we're in the Biden administration,
33:52
Speaker 12: but didn't cover the Trump administration now. Look, to be honest,
33:56
Speaker 12: federal policy doesn't have a huge amount of reflection on
34:00
Speaker 12: local crime statistics. That's more about the local governance of
34:03
Speaker 12: those cities. Although there was a twenty eight percent drop
34:06
Speaker 12: in murder and robbery and rape in Washington, d C.
34:09
Speaker 12: I think one can make the argument that bringing the
34:12
Speaker 12: troops there certainly had an effect on that, But there
34:14
Speaker 12: was also a twenty percent drop in other cities. New
34:18
Speaker 12: York had twenty percent drops, Chicago home with twenty eight percent.
34:21
Speaker 12: And so look, we the number crime numbers are interesting
34:25
Speaker 12: and only it takes time to see where those numbers
34:28
Speaker 12: are coming from kind of you know, a nine to
34:30
Speaker 12: ten to twelve month statistics doesn't tell the entire story.
34:34
Speaker 4: We'll find out.
34:35
Speaker 12: But look, I'm open to the argument that when when
34:38
Speaker 12: they see a president who's tough on crime, yeah, that
34:41
Speaker 12: might deter people from committing certain crimes.
34:43
Speaker 4: I could buy all of that.
34:46
Speaker 3: And if you deport a few criminals that probably helps
34:49
Speaker 3: as well. Now let's end on some happy news. Lotus
34:53
Speaker 3: is pregnant. Yes, the Second Lady of the United States,
34:57
Speaker 3: Usha Vance, is pregnant with her fourth child, Army. She
35:02
Speaker 3: is an impressive woman. She's a top litigator. She even
35:06
Speaker 3: clerked for Supreme Court Chief Justices, and soon she's going
35:11
Speaker 3: to be a very busy mother of four and possibly
35:14
Speaker 3: possibly a future first Lady.
35:18
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm slowest. I don't like that term.
35:20
Speaker 12: That's a weird term, and I like it again, please
35:23
Speaker 12: please come up with it.
35:25
Speaker 5: It's second Lady of the United States.
35:28
Speaker 4: No, I get I get that.
35:31
Speaker 3: Fair fine, notice flows a bit better.
35:36
Speaker 12: Yes, okay, she looks she is. No, she's she's an
35:39
Speaker 12: amazing person, really a very impressive person. But again, I
35:44
Speaker 12: have to harken back to when there when President Trump
35:48
Speaker 12: and Jendi Vans were running and MSNBC woman MSNBC said.
35:52
Speaker 4: Yew All, JD. Vance wants are more white kids.
35:57
Speaker 12: Yeah, he's producing a lot of brown just a new one.
36:01
Speaker 12: So you know, just going back to one lady who
36:03
Speaker 12: said it, there's another brown kin in the world created
36:06
Speaker 12: by JD.
36:07
Speaker 4: Van So there you go.
36:10
Speaker 5: Hmy Horowitz, thank you so much for your time tonight.
36:14
Speaker 4: That was a pleasure.
36:15
Speaker 3: Still to come, the Beckham family feud heats up further.
36:19
Speaker 3: Michael Loftist has the latest welcome back, joining me now
36:34
Speaker 3: as writer and comedian Michael loftis Michael.
36:37
Speaker 5: The Beckham family feud is heating.
36:41
Speaker 3: Our Brooklyn Beckham posted a lengthy statement to Instagram yesterday
36:46
Speaker 3: accusing his parents of controlling behavior all sorts of accusations,
36:51
Speaker 3: including he said, I do not want to reconcile with
36:55
Speaker 3: my family.
36:56
Speaker 5: I'm not being controlled.
36:57
Speaker 3: I'm standing up for myself for the first time in
37:01
Speaker 3: my life.
37:02
Speaker 4: Now.
37:03
Speaker 3: David Beckham has remained quiet during this whole saga, but
37:06
Speaker 3: he has finally spoken out.
37:09
Speaker 5: Have a listen.
37:10
Speaker 13: They make mistakes. Children are allowed to make mistakes. That's
37:13
Speaker 13: how they learn. So that's what I try to teach
37:16
Speaker 13: my kids. But you know, you have to sometimes let
37:19
Speaker 13: them make those mistakes as well.
37:22
Speaker 3: Michael, this is just getting worse. This is making the
37:26
Speaker 3: whole Meghan Markle Harry Royals rift seem like child's play.
37:33
Speaker 3: I mean, we're talking about inappropriate dancing at weddings at
37:36
Speaker 3: the moment.
37:38
Speaker 14: Yeah, and it is uncanny the resemblance between myself and
37:42
Speaker 14: David Beckham. I want your viewers to know this is
37:46
Speaker 14: not David Beckham. This is compared compared to Megan marcle
37:52
Speaker 14: This is Hamlet, this is Shakespeare, this is this is
37:56
Speaker 14: Oh my, the these kids. I'm standing up for my
37:59
Speaker 14: own for the first time in my life. You're a poor,
38:02
Speaker 14: little rich kid. Shut up, and I guess this whole
38:07
Speaker 14: thing happened when they were renewing their vowels. Now, let
38:12
Speaker 14: everybody know they got married in twenty two and they're
38:15
Speaker 14: renewing their vowels in twenty five. I don't want to
38:18
Speaker 14: say that's a sign that things aren't going too good.
38:21
Speaker 14: But the fuse has been lit. Let's watch the fireworks.
38:25
Speaker 14: It's all fantastic. It's great. She was dancing inappropriately. People laughed.
38:31
Speaker 14: I left the room. Oh what will happen next? It's
38:34
Speaker 14: a soap opera. We got to turn this into a movie.
38:38
Speaker 3: I don't know who's in the wrong here, but I
38:40
Speaker 3: do feel sorry for Victoria as the mother here, and
38:44
Speaker 3: I talked about the inappropriate dancing, which is a bit
38:47
Speaker 3: of the revelation that everyone seems to have been fascinated by.
38:52
Speaker 5: Let's talk about that. What we all want to see.
38:55
Speaker 14: What we all want to see. We need that video.
38:59
Speaker 5: Video as it on, We need to see the video.
39:02
Speaker 3: Were apparently during that twenty two wedding, Brooklyn and Nikola
39:08
Speaker 3: were supposed to have this beautiful dance, but it ended
39:12
Speaker 3: with the bride running out in tears because the groom's mum, Victoria,
39:18
Speaker 3: hijacked the dance and became inappropriate, even nuzzling into her
39:23
Speaker 3: son's neck on the dance floor.
39:25
Speaker 5: Michael, how do you.
39:28
Speaker 4: See this.
39:31
Speaker 3: Saga going because so far it seems public opinion has
39:35
Speaker 3: very much been with the parents. Is that going to
39:38
Speaker 3: shift now that Brooklyn Beckham has been been a bit
39:41
Speaker 3: more forthcoming about his grievances.
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Speaker 14: I think once people learn about the renewing of the
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Speaker 14: vows three years later, that's a game changer. That's a
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Speaker 14: game changer.
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Speaker 4: That is the.
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Speaker 14: Biggest red flag of these are whack a doodle people
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Speaker 14: I've ever seen. And when you read what happened, I
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Speaker 14: guess it was the MC said, I'd now like to
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Speaker 14: introduce the most beautiful woman in the room. And Victoria
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Speaker 14: Beckham went running up and everybody. Everybody laughed. Everybody thought
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Speaker 14: that was that's a funny bit.
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Speaker 4: I listen.
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Speaker 14: I didn't know Victoria Beckham was that funny.
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Speaker 3: On the face of it, I'm with the parents, but
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Speaker 3: I'm wondering, are they just better at pr are they
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Speaker 3: just better spin doctors? Is there something more to this?
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Speaker 3: I guess we'll find out because all the dirty laundry
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Speaker 3: is being aired.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 3: Let's move on to Kathleen Kennedy, the woman many blamed
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Speaker 3: for ruining Star Wars and other productions. She's finally stepped
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Speaker 3: out as president of Disney's Lucas Film Under her leadership,
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Speaker 3: viewers accused the franchise of becoming ultra Wogan.
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Speaker 5: Even South Park was mocking her ticket it make a yay.
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Speaker 11: Maybe we should go different route than we did with
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Speaker 11: Indiana Jones.
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Speaker 5: Indiana Jones put a chicken in, make a.
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Speaker 4: Lead a gay.
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Speaker 2: Sure, Yeah, well let's try that again.
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Speaker 14: Kathleen Kennedy is down on set, right now ruining the
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Speaker 14: new Bambian movie.
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Speaker 2: Bamby's a baby dealer.
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Speaker 5: Put a chicken in Mega Gang.
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Speaker 4: We've sent her away to have lunch at Spago.
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Speaker 3: There you are, Ms Kennedy, the Linguinian clam sauce.
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Speaker 8: Excuse me, I believe I asked you to put a
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Speaker 8: chicken in in Mager Gay Michael?
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Speaker 3: Do we know who is taking over and whether we're
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Speaker 3: going to get more hopelessly what content that nobody really wants.
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Speaker 14: Here's who they're looking at the takeover for Kathleen Kennedy.
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Speaker 14: A guy by the name of Dave Feloni who was
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Speaker 14: responsible for a show called The Acolyte that ended with
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Speaker 14: a planet of gay lesbian witches.
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Speaker 4: So I think it's not looking too good.
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Speaker 14: First Star Wars right now, Kathleen Kennedy, though she destroyed
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Speaker 14: Indiana Jones and Star Wars, her next job could be
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Speaker 14: for the La Fire Department, because that girl can can
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Speaker 14: put out a fire fast. If you can kill Star Wars,
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Speaker 14: you can kill anything that's good.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you think anything with Star Wars in the title,
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Speaker 3: You're just going to mass what a billion dollars in
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Speaker 3: the opening weekend, So how you can wreck of that
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Speaker 3: is or that takes talent.
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Speaker 5: Now, before you go, we've been talking.
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Speaker 3: About Nicki Minaj and her feud with Don Lemon. Nicki
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Speaker 3: Minaj has been advocating for Christians from Nigeria to Minneapolis.
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Speaker 3: She lashed out of Don Lemon for him well his
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Speaker 3: part in an anti ice group storming a church a
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Speaker 3: Sunday service in Minneapolis now in an X In a
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Speaker 3: post on X she called him disgusting and said, I
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Speaker 3: want that thug in jail.
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Speaker 5: Michael. I've got to say you if people would agree, yeah, and.
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Speaker 14: I would be one of them. Nicki Minaj is on
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Speaker 14: the side of right and truth and justice and defending
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Speaker 14: the people who can't defend themselves. And Don Lemon is
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Speaker 14: literally barging in and interrupting to It's horrible. And Don
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Speaker 14: Lemon should probably not pick a fight with Nicki Minaj
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Speaker 14: because words are her life. She is a celebrated rapper.
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Speaker 14: There's no way Don Lemon can can win this fight.
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Speaker 14: Don Lemon has a YouTube channel that's not doing so great,
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Speaker 14: So listen, when life gives you Don Lemons, make sure
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Speaker 14: they're not really grapefruit.
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Speaker 3: I tell you I cannot wait for her next album
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Speaker 3: because I think there's gonna be some Don references in there,
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Speaker 3: and they will be brutal.
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Speaker 5: Michael Loftus, thank you.
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Speaker 3: So much for your time, and that's all the time
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Speaker 3: we have.
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Speaker 5: Newsnight is up next. I'll see you tomorrow at eleven