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The Rita Panahi Show | 24 February · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scoring lids Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Winner Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the REATA Patti Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight, a bombshell report revealing that the Therapeutic Goods
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Speaker 3: Administration is flying blind on the use of puberty blockers
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Speaker 3: for minors. The panel will weane on that shortly. Well,
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Speaker 3: look at why so many young Australians, particularly young Australian
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Speaker 3: women are woke, miserable and angry. Klissa Clements will be
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Speaker 3: joining me. Kosher Gator will have the latest from the
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Speaker 3: US and Mexico where Narco terrorists are running riot and
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Speaker 3: what happened at the Winter Olympics to enrage the left.
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Speaker 4: Alex Stein will bring us all.
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Speaker 3: The details shortly and talking about enraged lefties. Tonight's Lefties
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Speaker 3: Losing It features the most horrific people on an American
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Speaker 3: TV hating on the lone conservative on CNN, Scott Jennings.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that he should be fired from his job.
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Speaker 1: Of course that's never going to happen, but I think
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Speaker 1: he is such a disgrace to human beings.
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Speaker 3: Now Here is a sign that the Albanezer government is
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Speaker 3: taking note of the polls, and one nation's growing support base.
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Speaker 3: The Labor government has given the Australian Curriculum Authority until
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Speaker 3: the end of the year to find ways to strengthen
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Speaker 3: patriotism in schools. Concepts such as a fair go, the
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Speaker 3: rule of law and democracy would be taught to students
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Speaker 3: with Federal education mister Jason Clair telling the Advertiser that
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Speaker 3: schools should teach that Australia is the best country in
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Speaker 3: the world.
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Speaker 4: Bravo.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is former laborer in p Michael Danby
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Speaker 3: and Sky News contributor Louise Roberts. Louise, I'll start with you.
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Speaker 3: I'm shocked by this. What's Jason Clair going to do next?
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Speaker 3: Is going to dye his hair red and wear a
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Speaker 3: burker into the Parliament. This is very off brand for
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Speaker 3: the left, who have relentlessly pushed the blackest of black
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Speaker 3: arm band views of this country and its history, and
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Speaker 3: particularly in.
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Speaker 5: Schools, particularly in schools. I say, you're absolutely right there,
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Speaker 5: and look, it's a welcome pivot as a parent because
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Speaker 5: particularly when your children are in primary skill, you're always
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Speaker 5: on alert for these lefty curriculum land mines. You worry
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Speaker 5: what they're going to come home from the school and
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Speaker 5: tell you, hey, mum, we learn about white privilege today
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Speaker 5: and all sorts of shakers like that. But certainly the
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Speaker 5: left arm band approach, as you say, the black arm
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Speaker 5: band approach, has been talking about Australia in a very
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Speaker 5: negative way, that we're racist, that we exclude people, and
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Speaker 5: that we should be ashamed of historical figures, we should
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Speaker 5: be ashamed of anything around the colonization of the country
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Speaker 5: or anything that makes us proud to be Australian. And
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Speaker 5: if we're going to change that and actually teach kids
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Speaker 5: that we do indeed live in the lucky country and
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Speaker 5: we have so much going for us, then I'm all
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Speaker 5: for it. But I'm a little bit cynical. I'm wondering
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Speaker 5: if it will actually happen or whether it's just a
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Speaker 5: bit of a bit of a political play in the
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Speaker 5: current environment where they really have to be seen to
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Speaker 5: be doing something to help children understand what it means
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Speaker 5: to be an authentic Australian.
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Speaker 3: Michael, are you a little bit cynical too? How likely
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Speaker 3: is it that these changes are going to happen and
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Speaker 3: it's going to be a meaningful change, that we're going
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Speaker 3: to stop telling kids to be ashamed of their own country,
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Speaker 3: ashamed of their own heritage and sometimes ashamed of their
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Speaker 3: own skin color.
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Speaker 2: Between declaration and becoming real policy, as always says, it's
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Speaker 2: a big jump. I'd be interested to see if the
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Speaker 2: federal government pursues this after the federal election or after
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Speaker 2: the South Australian election. I also think you've got the
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Speaker 2: problem of students going on to universities where almost all departments,
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Speaker 2: including non humanity his based departments, sort of captured by
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Speaker 2: this sort of woke Grahmsian mentality that leads to sort
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Speaker 2: of widespread young people's dislike of our great Australian heritage RITA.
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Speaker 2: It's not only do you see that in all the elections,
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Speaker 2: the bifurcation between under forties and over forties. There was
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Speaker 2: always a generation gap, but it's much greater, and particularly
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Speaker 2: so with young women who all throughout the Western world
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Speaker 2: something has happened. There's a twenty five point difference where
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Speaker 2: they're voting for the far left or the left regardless
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Speaker 2: of circumstances. You see it at those demos, all of
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Speaker 2: those really blue head, green haired fanatical Propellas Union demonstrators.
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Speaker 3: Yes, yes, and I'll be speaking to CLI about that later.
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Speaker 3: She's a young woman, she's a conservative young woman. So
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Speaker 3: a rarity in that world about why we've got so
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Speaker 3: many females who are young, who are not just radically left,
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Speaker 3: but they're also miserable and angry as well. That's coming
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Speaker 3: up shortly, but let's talk about the Epstein files. Another arrest.
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Speaker 3: This time it's the UK's former ambassador to the US,
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Speaker 3: Peter Mandelssohn, who has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct
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Speaker 3: in public offers. Emails and the document stuff alleged that Mandelsson,
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Speaker 3: who was sacked last year over his ties to Epstein,
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Speaker 3: may have shared confidential UK government information with the disgraced
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Speaker 3: financier and convicted pedophile during the two thousand and eight
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Speaker 3: global financial crisis. Michael, this guy is a genuine labor powerbroker.
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Speaker 3: He's held several powerful roles in his lengthy Korea.
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Speaker 4: This is quite a foll from Grace.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it is. I mean, let's not exaggerate his power. Now.
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Speaker 2: He was a very important right hand man to Tony
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Speaker 2: Blair and then had this ambassador position. If that's powerful,
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Speaker 2: you know, sort of equivalent of Kevin Rudd, who have
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Speaker 2: to emphasize has got nothing to do with this Epstein affair.
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Speaker 2: The Epstein curse, though a despicable person, and Andrew a
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Speaker 2: pathetic character, has become a sort of hex that you
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Speaker 2: can put on anyone who is your opponents in social media.
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Speaker 2: And I noticed that Tucker Carson had to apologize for
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Speaker 2: doing that to former President Herzog, who was Sharry noted
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Speaker 2: on another program bizarrely claimed that Hertzog's visit to Australia
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Speaker 2: there were demonstrations against it because of the Epstein connection.
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Speaker 3: Okay, no, well we know why those demonstrations were taking place, Louis.
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Speaker 3: It has been noted that have been more arrests from
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Speaker 3: the Fstein files in the UK than in the US.
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Speaker 4: Interesting, isn't it.
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Speaker 5: I think with as far as the MET is concerned,
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Speaker 5: any whiff of inappropriate behavior in public office, they'll move
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Speaker 5: pretty quickly. They don't have to navigate a grand jury
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Speaker 5: for example, as well where the police efthols they do
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Speaker 5: in the US, and they'll move to arrest someone. And
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Speaker 5: it doesn't matter if you've got a title Andrew's faminata
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Speaker 5: or he lost his title. It doesn't matter if you've
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Speaker 5: got once had a peerage as well, which is the
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Speaker 5: case with Mandelson, that they'll move in and they'll arrest
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Speaker 5: you because people are wanting answers. They don't want excuses anymore.
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Speaker 5: They want to see action on this case. And I
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Speaker 5: mean to your point earlier about the importance of Mandelsson
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Speaker 5: in British politics, certainly in the late nineties and early
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Speaker 5: noughties ninety seven to two thousand and seven, when Tony
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Speaker 5: Blair was Prime Minister. I lived in London. I can't
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Speaker 5: underestimate how important Mandison was in that environment. He was
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Speaker 5: on present, he was everywhere. In fact, he was nicknamed
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Speaker 5: the Prince of Darkness because of the sort of behind
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Speaker 5: the scenes influence he had on Tony Blair. I mean,
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Speaker 5: if you saw Tony Blair, you saw Peter Manison, and
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Speaker 5: a lot of journalists semister call him Mandy because he
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Speaker 5: was everywhere. He was at Number ten, he was at
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Speaker 5: the Palace, he was everywhere. So this is a spectacular
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Speaker 5: end to a once very glittering and influential career.
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Speaker 3: Now let's go back to Australia and bombshell reporting in
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Speaker 3: the Australian newspaper Today has revealed that our Medicinal Safety
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Speaker 3: Regulator the Therapeutic Goods Administration is flying blind on the
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Speaker 3: use of puberty blockers for minus. The TGA has been
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Speaker 3: warning the Government that it cannot properly assess the risks
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Speaker 3: of using the drugs to treat children confused about their
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Speaker 3: gender because it lacks official usage data. In a January
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty five report revealed by The Australian, it said
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Speaker 3: that it is not possible to assess the risk benefit
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Speaker 3: profile for this drug use in the absence of efficacy data,
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Speaker 3: and it is not possible to calculate rates of adverse
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Speaker 3: events for this indication as we do not have usage
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Speaker 3: information from off label prescriptions.
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Speaker 4: Luise, this is just an.
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Speaker 3: Appalling state of affairs. We are giving children powerful drugs
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Speaker 3: and treatments, some with devastating consequences for their health, and
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Speaker 3: it seems to be driven almost entirely by politics rather
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Speaker 3: than what's in their best interests.
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Speaker 5: Agree and that ideology, yes, ideology as well. And this
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Speaker 5: is proof because if they're flying blind and they don't
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Speaker 5: have the data, then surely the argument is to recalibrate
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Speaker 5: and actually get some data before you know prescribing any
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Speaker 5: more of these drugs which we know can affect bone density,
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Speaker 5: cause neurological problems. I mean, they stop puberty. They stop
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Speaker 5: one of the most natural functions of the body for
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Speaker 5: children who often trouble and don't really know if they
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Speaker 5: where they genderize, but they're given drugs which cause irreversible
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Speaker 5: damage to them, and we still don't really know the
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Speaker 5: proper data. I'm just absolutely goldsmack by the store. I'm
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Speaker 5: well done to the Australian for running it, because it
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Speaker 5: makes your blood run cold, whether you're a parent or not,
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Speaker 5: that our children are being potentially poisoned in this way
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Speaker 5: and we have no way to stop it.
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Speaker 3: And you do have to applaud the Australian because for
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Speaker 3: many years, many years, they've been at the forefront of
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Speaker 3: investigating this. To me, Michael, is a scandal. We need
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Speaker 3: an inquiry in this country, just like the UK had,
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Speaker 3: and the Labor government there to give them credit, acted
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Speaker 3: on the findings of that report, and they do things
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Speaker 3: entirely different there, Michael, than we do here. Well, we
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Speaker 3: follow this affirmation model where if a confused child says
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Speaker 3: this gender or that gender, that's affirmed, as opposed to
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Speaker 3: treating them waiting and seeing instead of just giving them
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Speaker 3: these powerful drugs.
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Speaker 2: Reader, we've all met confused teenagers. There's a wonderful book
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Speaker 2: written on his His theory that takes place among groups
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Speaker 2: of young teenage girls in America leads to this trans affirmation.
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Speaker 2: How can we live in this age where ideology is
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Speaker 2: imposed on medicine and people are given drugs which we
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Speaker 2: don't know the effect of. How is that possible that's
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Speaker 2: happening here in Australia, particularly here in socialist left dominated Victoria.
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Speaker 2: How is it possible that the premiere of Victoria is
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Speaker 2: such a blinded ideologue that she's probably never read or
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Speaker 2: looked at, or may even know about. The Casts inquiry
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Speaker 2: in the United Kingdom, where people who are proper academics
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Speaker 2: looked at these things in a fair way and found
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Speaker 2: that it's a very dangerous thing to ascribe these drugs
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Speaker 2: to young people before they're eighteen, after which they can
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Speaker 2: make their own choices, instead of offering them all kinds
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Speaker 2: of psychiatric and other assistants. People who are confused and
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Speaker 2: who feel that trans should be given all sympathy in
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Speaker 2: all assistance, but not some mind altering or body altering
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Speaker 2: drugs or surgeries.
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Speaker 3: And even sometimes putting them down the path of social
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Speaker 3: transition can lead to those medical treatments, so the too
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Speaker 3: often go hand in hand. And that book you mentioned
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Speaker 3: is by Abigail Shreyer, Irreversible Damage. If you've got young kids,
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Speaker 3: teenage kids, and if you've got particularly gender confused kids
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Speaker 3: as a parent or grandparent, well worth reading that book.
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Speaker 3: Excellent research in it. Now, let's talk about a story
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Speaker 3: that seems to be triggering the left in this country.
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Speaker 3: The Trump family has been given the green light to
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Speaker 3: construct a massive, ninety one story Trum branded.
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Speaker 4: Hotel on the Gold Coast.
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Speaker 3: Australia's Trump Tower will stand at three hundred and thirty
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Speaker 3: five meters, making it the nation's tallest building.
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Speaker 4: Michael, I've got to.
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Speaker 3: Say I've enjoyed seeing all the right people having meltdowns
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Speaker 3: about this.
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Speaker 2: Yes, I think you and I and all of the
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Speaker 2: people on this network like to judge the American president
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Speaker 2: by the content of his character, not by the size
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Speaker 2: of his buildings. Good luck to him if he's going
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Speaker 2: to build another big hotel on the Gold Coast. I
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Speaker 2: must say I don't go to the beach there because
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Speaker 2: the shadow in the afternoon from the existing buildings is
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Speaker 2: makes the beach cold and unwelcoming place. You better go
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Speaker 2: up to Main Beach or somewhere else. But it's also
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Speaker 2: been a big in the financial pages too, where I
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Speaker 2: was pleased to see KPMG have canceled their sponsorship of
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Speaker 2: the Sydney Writers' Festival.
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Speaker 3: Ah, yes, the Sydney Writers Festival again talking about the
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Speaker 3: worst people being in the one space Loise.
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Speaker 4: What do you make of this story?
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Speaker 3: I mean, surely a building of this magnitude Australia's tallis building,
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Speaker 3: it's going to bring plenty of jobs, plenty of economic activity.
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Speaker 3: How can you be upset, particularly when it's in a
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Speaker 3: strip full of high rises.
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Speaker 4: It's hardly going to change the character of the place.
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Speaker 5: Well, it's not on the Gold Coast trades on spectacle.
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Speaker 5: It loves to have these massive you go there for
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Speaker 5: the skyscrape is and that whole glitzy Vegas on the
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Speaker 5: coast sort of feeling as well.
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Speaker 6: I mean.
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Speaker 5: And also a one point five billion dollar investment doesn't
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Speaker 5: just drop from the sky. Just think of the impact
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Speaker 5: on construction jobs, hospitality jobs, you know, jobs that can't
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Speaker 5: be replaced by AI young people entering the workforce. There's
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Speaker 5: so much scope here for great economic growth in that
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Speaker 5: area and then all the other businesses will get in
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Speaker 5: behind it as well. So to be so you know,
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Speaker 5: nimby about it and say, oh it's Trump, we know
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Speaker 5: want Trump in Australia. I pathetic. I mean, you don't
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Speaker 5: have to like Trump to realize what a great impact
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Speaker 5: that's will have on the Gold Coast. They're crying out
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Speaker 5: for investment, really so, and he's providing me.
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Speaker 3: And maybe it will be a focal point all these
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Speaker 3: just idiot protesters who are causing havoc in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane.
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Speaker 4: Maybe they'll just all go.
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Speaker 3: To the Gold Coast in front of this building, because
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Speaker 3: on Fifth Avenue there are protesters giving Trump Tower the finger.
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Speaker 3: They're giving that are building the finger in some weird protests.
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Speaker 3: But at least they're all in the in the one
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Speaker 3: spot and you can manage them. Michael Danby and Luis Roberts,
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Speaker 3: thanks for your time tonight. Now to the hate and
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Speaker 3: bitterness that is seemingly endemic in much of the younger generation,
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Speaker 3: and this video posted today online is causing plenty of debate.
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Speaker 7: Watch this. I genuinely feel so much pity for this
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Speaker 7: young girl.
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Speaker 3: It is so clear that above all else, she.
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Speaker 7: Has been taught to be hateful, and she has been
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Speaker 7: taught to be angry. And we are seeing this so
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Speaker 7: much with young people. They just want to victimize each other.
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Speaker 7: And she is taking her anger out on a young copper.
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Speaker 3: The very people we call when we need help, the
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Speaker 3: young conservative commentator. You see, they're calling out the angry
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Speaker 3: members of our own generation.
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Speaker 4: Is Callista Clements, and she joins me. Now, Callista, you say.
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Speaker 3: The woke ideology has gone, well beyond requiring equality and
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Speaker 3: inclusion and all those things that we are told are necessary,
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Speaker 3: it is now morphed into something entirely different.
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Speaker 7: Well, it's morphed into something entirely opposite. It's about submission,
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Speaker 7: it's about obedience, and it's about victimhood. You know, a
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Speaker 7: movement that once started with maybe at the principle of
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Speaker 7: something nice, has turned into a principle of if you
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Speaker 7: don't agree and you don't submit to a certain ideology,
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Speaker 7: well they've got grounds to then dehumanize you. And if
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Speaker 7: you don't obey what they say, you don't pledge allegiance
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Speaker 7: to the transgender flag, apparently the grounds to cancel you.
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Speaker 7: And then now we see this teaching of victimhood to
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Speaker 7: young adults, to children. So you know, what do you expect.
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Speaker 7: You've got a generation of children coming up being taught
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Speaker 7: that the world hates them, and that's incredibly, incredibly dangerous.
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Speaker 3: It is. And we are seeing this divide between young
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Speaker 3: women and young men increasingly because men are leaning right,
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Speaker 3: but the women aren't just going left, they are going
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Speaker 3: radical left. And we are talking about the most indulged,
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Speaker 3: the luckiest women who live in the West, who enjoy
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Speaker 3: equal opportunity, equal freedom, sort of opportunities that women around
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Speaker 3: the world would kill for, but they're not seizing upon
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Speaker 3: that always. They are increasingly miserable, really eager to be victims.
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Speaker 3: And there is just this ang that, again is not healthy.
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Speaker 3: We all want to see injustice defeated, we all want
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Speaker 3: to make the world a better place, but this doesn't
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Speaker 3: seem to be that. It seems to be glorifying victimhood
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Speaker 3: and making sure you're in that oppressed class, no matter
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Speaker 3: how lucky and privileged you are.
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Speaker 7: I think it's it is such a shame because once again,
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Speaker 7: with this wok ideology, we are inherently teaching people to
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Speaker 7: always look for things to be victims. Of and there
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Speaker 7: is so much commentary out on the internet that on
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Speaker 7: one hand, you know, is telling women to be empowered
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Speaker 7: whilst on the other hand telling them to be victims.
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Speaker 7: This it counteracts each other completely. So now, you know,
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Speaker 7: whilst I come around and you know, talk smack on
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Speaker 7: hypocrisy and these moments, I love hypocrisy because it's really
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Speaker 7: showing with these people that they're not for the greater
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Speaker 7: good of women in particularly, they're for the greater good
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Speaker 7: of telling people how to think, not what to think,
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Speaker 7: and telling them to be victims to the world when
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Speaker 7: we should be putting the opposite messaging out.
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Speaker 3: And we see that if they really were for women,
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Speaker 3: we'd be seeing them fight for the female prisoners who've
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Speaker 3: got male bodies in their prisons and we've now had
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Speaker 3: assaults happen. Or they'd be fighting for young girls who've
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Speaker 3: got boys winning their competition sporting competitions. But don't do that.
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Speaker 3: That not on the side of women when it comes
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Speaker 3: to that.
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Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 3: A former reality TV contestant turned commentator, Abby Chatfield is
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Speaker 3: part of the phenomenon we've been discussing privileged young women
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Speaker 3: in the West who seem perpetually outraged and desperate to
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Speaker 3: play the culture wars. Let's have a look at this
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Speaker 3: clip from Abby where she's talking about men wanting to
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Speaker 3: play the victim and how easily the right wing is brainwashed.
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Speaker 3: The level of projection in this clip is astonishing.
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Speaker 9: I have to ask the writers of this movie, in
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Speaker 9: what way are men getting shown every day? Are men
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Speaker 9: getting abused a higher Oh, they're actually not.
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Speaker 4: They're actually abuses. Are men getting.
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Speaker 7: Raped at her?
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Speaker 9: Oh, they're actually not, because they're not actually fighting for anything.
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Speaker 9: What they're fighting for is not be called out. I
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Speaker 9: think the reason why we're seeing this rise in right
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Speaker 9: wing weirdos being easily brainwashed is because their algorithms are
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Speaker 9: feeding them things that tell them that they are hard
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Speaker 9: done by, that they are the they're the marginalized ones.
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Speaker 9: Their hobby is now being involved in quote unquote politics propaganda.
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Speaker 9: Don't understand culture.
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Speaker 4: War, oh, Clista.
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Speaker 3: The lack of self awareness there, it's almost adorable. I've
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Speaker 3: got to say, what's your response to what you've just heard.
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Speaker 7: I wonder if firstly, she understands that what she just
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Speaker 7: said is propaganda to young women hating men, you know,
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Speaker 7: back to the point of you know, preaching female empowerment,
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Speaker 7: but once again telling women they're victims, they counteract, they
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Speaker 7: don't work together. And you know what I would say
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Speaker 7: to Aby Chatfield is, you know, as far as female
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Speaker 7: empowerment and telling women to be in hinted, you need
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Speaker 7: to tell women to not be agreeable, to not be tolerant,
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Speaker 7: to stand on their own two feet and stand by
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Speaker 7: things that they believe in. But you know, in the
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Speaker 7: hypocrisy that she stands for, she does exactly that. She
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Speaker 7: tells people women that they have to be agreeable, that
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Speaker 7: they have to be tolerant as long as it's her
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Speaker 7: ideas and it's her wing of politics. So look, Abbi,
21:21
Speaker 7: do what you're gonna do, what you want to do anyways,
21:23
Speaker 7: but just be consistent, please.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, well, expecting consistency from the left, you're going to
21:29
Speaker 3: be waiting a long time, Calista Clements, but thank you
21:32
Speaker 3: so much for your time. Still a Matt Left is
21:36
Speaker 3: losing at pass. The latest from the US and Mexico
21:40
Speaker 3: where Naco terrorists are running riot Kosher Gator is up next.
22:02
Speaker 3: Welcome back. Now it's time for Lefty's losing it, and
22:05
Speaker 3: we're going to check in on the man who so
22:07
Speaker 3: desperately wants to be president. Not satisfied with first ruining
22:12
Speaker 3: San Francisco as mayor before causing I'm told damage to
22:16
Speaker 3: California's governor, Gavin Newsom has his sights on bringing that
22:20
Speaker 3: level of dysfunction to the rest of America, and he
22:23
Speaker 3: knows just how.
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Speaker 4: To relate to every crowd.
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Speaker 7: Here.
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Speaker 3: He is in Atlanta with the mayor who happens to
22:29
Speaker 3: be black, So Gavin assumes his SAT score must be terrible.
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Speaker 6: I'm not, you know, I'm not trying to impress you.
22:38
Speaker 6: I'm just trying to impress upon you. I'm like you,
22:42
Speaker 6: I know better than you. You know, I'm a nine
22:46
Speaker 6: to sixty SAT guy.
22:48
Speaker 10: Huh.
22:50
Speaker 6: And and you've never seen me read a speech because
22:54
Speaker 6: I cannot read a speech.
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Speaker 3: That's called the bigotry of low expectations.
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Speaker 10: Folks.
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Speaker 3: Yes, that's how Gavin Newsom relates to folk in Atlanta
23:05
Speaker 3: by commenting on how dumb he is academically and how
23:09
Speaker 3: he can't read due to his dyslexia. Now the Mirror
23:12
Speaker 3: of Atlanta, Andre Dickens is running cover for Newsom, trying
23:16
Speaker 3: to undo the damage he did to his chances of
23:19
Speaker 3: being the nominee come twenty twenty eight. But he needn't
23:23
Speaker 3: worry because Democrats often show their disdainful black voters and
23:27
Speaker 3: it doesn't seem to hurt their vote. Remember this from
23:31
Speaker 3: New York Governor Kathy Hochel.
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Speaker 11: Young black kids growing up in the Bronx who don't
23:36
Speaker 11: even know what the word computer is. They don't know,
23:39
Speaker 11: they don't know these things, and I want the world
23:41
Speaker 11: open up to all of them, because when you have
23:45
Speaker 11: their diverse voices innoventing solutions through technology, then you're really
23:50
Speaker 11: dressing society's broader challenges.
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Speaker 3: Young kids in the Bronx have never heard of the
23:56
Speaker 3: word computer. She actually said that. She she said it,
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Speaker 3: Yes she did. The only good thing is that did
24:03
Speaker 3: give birth to some black comics having great fun mocking
24:07
Speaker 3: Kathy's racist remarks.
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Speaker 11: Young Black kids growing up in the Bronx who don't
24:12
Speaker 11: even know what the word computer is. They don't know,
24:16
Speaker 11: they don't know these things, And I want the world
24:18
Speaker 11: open up to all of them, because when you have
24:21
Speaker 11: their diverse voices interfitting solutions to technology, they are really
24:27
Speaker 11: dressing society's broader challenges.
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Speaker 4: It's quite brilliant, and one will.
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Speaker 11: Kids growing up in the Bronx who don't even know
24:38
Speaker 11: what the word computer is. They don't know, they don't
24:41
Speaker 11: know these things. And I want the world open up
24:43
Speaker 11: to all of them.
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Speaker 3: And you know what, saying stupidly racist stuff doesn't even
24:49
Speaker 3: stop you becoming president. Joe Biden is the latest proof
24:52
Speaker 3: of that. Even when he was running for president, he'd
24:55
Speaker 3: say stuff like this, We have this notion that somehow,
24:58
Speaker 3: if you're poor, you cannot do it.
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Speaker 12: Poor kids are just as brain and justice towns white kids.
25:06
Speaker 3: Did you get that poor kids are just as bright
25:09
Speaker 3: and just as talented as white kids because poor is
25:13
Speaker 3: equivalent to saying black.
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Speaker 4: That's how they see the group.
25:17
Speaker 3: That continues to vote overwhelmingly Democrat, more so than any
25:22
Speaker 3: other demographic in America, well except dead people and illegals
25:26
Speaker 3: of course. Now to Minnesota, the state that has seen
25:30
Speaker 3: unprecedented fraud, billions of dollars defrauded by segments of the
25:34
Speaker 3: Somalian community, and a state that has been at the
25:38
Speaker 3: center of violent protests against ICE and that has seen
25:42
Speaker 3: some community members demand compensation justice for ICE disrupting their businesses.
25:48
Speaker 3: Listen to this of some of small business owners.
25:53
Speaker 10: Now, those who makes two hundred thousand and o'clock, we
25:55
Speaker 10: don't make that much a month. We have been suffering
25:58
Speaker 10: since the crisis of my We also demand and immediate
26:02
Speaker 10: help FLIC fictions so families are not pushed to homelessness
26:06
Speaker 10: during the crisis. Our community deserves accountability.
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Speaker 3: I'm sorry, lady, but law enforcement doing its job is accountability.
26:16
Speaker 3: It's the protesters who are causing the mayhem. Perhaps consider
26:20
Speaker 3: suing them. Let's check in on actress Ellen Page, who
26:24
Speaker 3: now identifies as actor Elliott Page, and here she is
26:28
Speaker 3: joining with the ACLU to fight to keep male bodies
26:32
Speaker 3: in girls and women's sport.
26:34
Speaker 4: This is shameless as an artist.
26:38
Speaker 13: It's important for freedom because art and freedom, to me
26:42
Speaker 13: are so intrinsically interconnected. The freedom to express yourself, the
26:47
Speaker 13: freedom to be yourself, the freedom to share your ideas,
26:51
Speaker 13: the freedom to share new ideas. To me, it's about
26:54
Speaker 13: fighting for and creating the spacis so we can all
26:57
Speaker 13: be ourselves.
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Speaker 4: What any of that has to do with sport is
27:02
Speaker 4: beyond me.
27:03
Speaker 3: But what about the freedom of girls and women to
27:06
Speaker 3: compete in fair competitions among their own gender and not
27:09
Speaker 3: against male bodies that have a significant physical advantage. Now
27:14
Speaker 3: let's go to two of the most objectionable and unpleasant
27:17
Speaker 3: commentators on American TV medi Hassan and Jennifer Welch. Here
27:22
Speaker 3: they are together hating on the one regular conservative on CNN,
27:27
Speaker 3: Scott Jennings.
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Speaker 11: There's a clip we have of you on CNN last
27:31
Speaker 11: August with Scott Jennings, a man I considered to be
27:33
Speaker 11: the most loathsome man on cable news.
27:34
Speaker 1: If you don't think he has to mention, let's just
27:36
Speaker 1: discuss the time that when he was on the campaign
27:39
Speaker 1: trial that he tried to perform oral sex on a microphone.
27:43
Speaker 1: If Joe Biden did this, I don't think picking up
27:47
Speaker 1: his mugain making that face of his Why does he
27:49
Speaker 1: have such an annoying face? Okay, this old coin sitting there.
27:55
Speaker 1: He's always looking like he actually he's on the Truman
27:57
Speaker 1: Show or something. You know, He's always looking at the audience.
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Speaker 14: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I think that he should be fired from his job.
28:05
Speaker 1: Of course that's never going to happen, but I think
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Speaker 1: he is such a disgrace to human beings. Intelligent conversations.
28:15
Speaker 3: Talk about projection and did many of Hassan really ask.
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Speaker 4: Jennifer Welch this.
28:20
Speaker 3: Jennifer Welch, why Scott Jennings has such an annoying face.
28:25
Speaker 3: As for Jennifer's vile Die tribe, well, that is to
28:30
Speaker 3: be expected from the most unhinged and hateful woman on
28:33
Speaker 3: American TV, and that is saying something.
28:36
Speaker 4: Let's bring in Sky News contributor Kosher Gator. Kosher.
28:39
Speaker 3: CNN has one regular conservative on and he seems to
28:44
Speaker 3: be triggering what's left of their audience and their commentators
28:48
Speaker 3: as well, because both of those appear.
28:50
Speaker 4: On CNN every now and then.
28:51
Speaker 14: He definitely has gotten under their skin, to put it mildly,
28:55
Speaker 14: and that was funny with the image that you showed there.
28:58
Speaker 14: I think maybe somebody will give both of them a mirror,
29:01
Speaker 14: and I mean that not interest of physicality, but the
29:04
Speaker 14: fact that they are very annoying to half the country
29:06
Speaker 14: as well. And it's above her pay grade anyway, management
29:10
Speaker 14: decisions about what talent is on or off air. One
29:12
Speaker 14: other quick point too, I would make is the podcast universe.
29:15
Speaker 14: It's really interesting because you riff, you just have conversation,
29:19
Speaker 14: and for people that are very scripted and in their
29:23
Speaker 14: bubbles and not interacting with people from the other side
29:25
Speaker 14: of the country, it really doesn't set them up well.
29:27
Speaker 14: Because she was just seeing that stuff the way she
29:29
Speaker 14: made in her little circle with no awareness, zero self
29:31
Speaker 14: awareness about how it comes across.
29:33
Speaker 3: I wish I could say that was the worst thing
29:35
Speaker 3: I've heard her say. It's not even in the top
29:38
Speaker 3: fifty of things i've her to say. She just says
29:41
Speaker 3: the most absurd but also vile things. It's not just outrageous,
29:47
Speaker 3: it's really quite ugly and low. And yet she's invited
29:51
Speaker 3: on a MISNBC, she's invited on CNN.
29:55
Speaker 7: Now.
29:55
Speaker 4: I played some.
29:55
Speaker 3: Footage earlier of Gavin Newsome making some unwise remarks in
29:59
Speaker 3: it Atlanta.
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Speaker 4: I call it the bigotry of low expectations.
30:03
Speaker 3: The defense and the spin is in full motion at
30:06
Speaker 3: the moment that claiming that this wasn't a faux part.
30:10
Speaker 3: All the commentary around it is misinformation. But at the
30:15
Speaker 3: end of the day, you can't deny what he said.
30:17
Speaker 3: He said what he said. He said it to a
30:18
Speaker 3: black man in Atlanta, and it was just patronizing to
30:26
Speaker 3: put it lightly. And we see the Democrats do this
30:29
Speaker 3: time and time again.
30:31
Speaker 14: It was a real mask slip moment for him. Another
30:36
Speaker 14: the podcast style or stage interview style format strikes again
30:39
Speaker 14: because these guys just seem to really step in it,
30:41
Speaker 14: and there's masks slip. The more you're doing these conversations
30:45
Speaker 14: and putting yourself out there, that's it. I wouldn't discount
30:48
Speaker 14: him because he is very very politically ambitious, very very expedient.
30:53
Speaker 14: He generally wears the mask whatever mask is required pretty well.
30:57
Speaker 14: He comes across as a moderate even though he's a
31:00
Speaker 14: un and his policies are very very radical. So I
31:02
Speaker 14: wouldn't come tim out. But I think his bigger issue
31:04
Speaker 14: is the Democrat Party has really refashioned itself to be
31:08
Speaker 14: anti Waite, anti Street, which he is, and then this
31:11
Speaker 14: type of comment isn't going to help him with that
31:13
Speaker 14: big faction of the Democrat Party that.
31:16
Speaker 3: I don't know if I mean, I know Donald Trump
31:18
Speaker 3: has been successful in fracturing that black vote a little bit,
31:21
Speaker 3: so he's one more support than other Republican presidential candidates
31:25
Speaker 3: have in the past, but it is still the strongest
31:29
Speaker 3: voting block the Democrats have. It is by far the
31:33
Speaker 3: most consistent, particularly when he comes to black women. But
31:37
Speaker 3: one black woman rapper, Nicki Minhaj, has given Gavin Newsom
31:41
Speaker 3: and Almighty serve. She posted his way of bonding with
31:45
Speaker 3: black people is to tell them how stupid he is
31:49
Speaker 3: and that he can't read. But there've also been plenty
31:52
Speaker 3: of Democrats who've expressed disappointment with his clumsy use.
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Speaker 14: Of that.
31:59
Speaker 3: Ann don't do you think it can hurt him. Donald
32:04
Speaker 3: Trump's just posted online that Gavin Newsom has dropped out
32:08
Speaker 3: of the presidential race. I don't know if he knows
32:11
Speaker 3: something or he's poking fun at Gavin Newsome, but is
32:14
Speaker 3: it going to hurt him?
32:15
Speaker 14: I think they're definitely making hay of it. But you're
32:17
Speaker 14: right that the black vote is the most monolithic in
32:21
Speaker 14: terms of how they vote in an entire electure. That
32:23
Speaker 14: it is still ninety percent plus and women. I think
32:25
Speaker 14: it's ninety eight percent, and a lot of percent vote Democrats.
32:29
Speaker 14: And even with Trump chipping away at it, it was
32:32
Speaker 14: with black men and a certain age band like three
32:34
Speaker 14: or four percentage points. So that group really has forever,
32:39
Speaker 14: maybe for decades, I would say three or four decades,
32:41
Speaker 14: only voted in that one way. And they tend to
32:42
Speaker 14: be low information. They're not in the weeds of politics
32:45
Speaker 14: that much, so I don't know how much they'll see this,
32:46
Speaker 14: And a week is a lifetime in politics. By the
32:48
Speaker 14: time the election runs around, but it was a terrible comment,
32:52
Speaker 14: and I could see the other side making ads and
32:54
Speaker 14: trying to use it for the more moderate center that
32:58
Speaker 14: already is a little bit hormeless.
33:00
Speaker 10: Though.
33:01
Speaker 3: Is it due to being low information or not being
33:05
Speaker 3: particularly engaged in politics, or is it because they are
33:09
Speaker 3: in fact very engaged in what they're being told. That
33:14
Speaker 3: you can't be black and not vote Democrat. That's pretty
33:18
Speaker 3: much what Joe Biden said to them. And this notion
33:21
Speaker 3: that the Republicans are racists, they have a history of racism,
33:26
Speaker 3: and that you will only vote for them if you
33:29
Speaker 3: are a self loathing black person. I mean that seems
33:33
Speaker 3: to have really taken hold in that community.
33:36
Speaker 14: Deep rooted and people always look back to from the
33:39
Speaker 14: Civil War era how it turned, but for the last
33:42
Speaker 14: forty to fifty years that is so deep rooted. The
33:44
Speaker 14: ded to d these machinesians of what somebody said on
33:47
Speaker 14: the campaign trail, they don't tend to follow that so much.
33:49
Speaker 14: And what you mentioned is generational. That's just how they
33:52
Speaker 14: grow up. And it's very, very very hard to crack
33:54
Speaker 14: that Trump has come up.
33:55
Speaker 3: You see the hate Nicki Minaj is getting at the moment.
33:58
Speaker 3: I think that also has to play Carniac coppered years
34:03
Speaker 3: ago when he was pro Trump. The hate from the
34:08
Speaker 3: community is extraordinary. Some of the things being posted online
34:12
Speaker 3: and even by prominent people, not just faceless trolls.
34:16
Speaker 4: Now kosher.
34:17
Speaker 3: Before we move on to more US news, let's look
34:19
Speaker 3: at what's happening in Mexico. There is mayhem in parts
34:23
Speaker 3: of the country. The cartels are running wild, lashing out
34:28
Speaker 3: after their leader was killed in a military raid after
34:30
Speaker 3: intelligence agency is tracked down one of his lovers to
34:33
Speaker 3: his secluded resort compound that has seen violent retaliation across
34:39
Speaker 3: twenty Mexican states. Twenty five National Guard members were killed
34:43
Speaker 3: in a single day. Cartel members are burning vehicles, blocking roads.
34:49
Speaker 3: They are revenge attacks. They force the closure of schools
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Speaker 3: and airports.
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Speaker 4: Kosher.
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Speaker 3: Some of the footage coming out of Mexico is horrifying.
34:56
Speaker 3: We can't show it here. There's dead bodies, it's grewsome stuff,
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Speaker 3: and tourists have been told to stay in doors and
35:04
Speaker 3: Naco gangs are on the rampage at the moment.
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Speaker 14: It's quite shocking. Schools are closed sheltering in place. That
35:10
Speaker 14: region is actually a hot spot for tourism. Lots of
35:13
Speaker 14: Americans live there. If something were to happen to them,
35:17
Speaker 14: this is only going to escalate. So I'm sure the
35:19
Speaker 14: President is worried about that among other things. But you know,
35:23
Speaker 14: she's taking a different approach, stronger than her predecessor, Amlo,
35:26
Speaker 14: who famously or infamously had said, let's work with hugs,
35:30
Speaker 14: not guns. She's at least seemingly going after the kingpin
35:35
Speaker 14: conducting these federal raids using intel sharing across their agencies
35:40
Speaker 14: and with the US, probably more because of the Trump
35:42
Speaker 14: administration rather than her, because he is putting a lot
35:45
Speaker 14: of pressure on them, because this problem, as everybody knows,
35:49
Speaker 14: it's not just a Mexico problem. It is a US problem.
35:51
Speaker 14: They do come over the border. Elmento himself was an
35:53
Speaker 14: illegal in the US at many points over the years,
35:56
Speaker 14: and this is just I think, putting on the world
35:58
Speaker 14: stage in real time what we talk about when we
36:01
Speaker 14: talk about the Southern earlier.
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Speaker 3: It's a real advertisement for what ICE is doing in America.
36:07
Speaker 3: When you see these cartels, just lawless, no fear of
36:11
Speaker 3: the police going around executing people, and it's terrifying the
36:17
Speaker 3: fact that it could happen in that part of Mexico.
36:19
Speaker 3: In particular is there are parts that are no go
36:22
Speaker 3: zones and at the best of times, but you would
36:25
Speaker 3: not imagine some of these really popular holiday spots where Americans, Canadians,
36:31
Speaker 3: even people from Mexico holiday. Now, let's take fifteen seconds
36:35
Speaker 3: and reflect on this brilliant bit of totally sane and
36:39
Speaker 3: unbiased journalism from CNN, who last year thought it was
36:43
Speaker 3: a good idea to send a crew down to Mexico
36:45
Speaker 3: to speak to cartel members about how they felt about
36:49
Speaker 3: Donald Trump calling them terrorists.
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Speaker 5: Accutting to the Trump administration, you are a terrorist. The
36:56
Speaker 5: cartels have been labeled foreign terrorist organization.
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Speaker 1: What do you make of that?
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Speaker 3: That's aged beautifully CNN and giving the Narco terrorists they're
37:09
Speaker 3: the opportunity to deliver a personal message to President.
37:12
Speaker 14: I mean, really age like a fine wine of the
37:16
Speaker 14: oxidized wine. Again, I think this is a wake up
37:19
Speaker 14: call for the world, and it just makes these journalists
37:23
Speaker 14: and the way they've covered that story just more and
37:25
Speaker 14: more exposed. And I think the biggest thing I go
37:26
Speaker 14: back to is appalling in the American public for getting.
37:30
Speaker 4: All illegals out.
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Speaker 14: That's a broader topic, but binolar's a lot of them
37:34
Speaker 14: come from that part of the world or have historically.
37:36
Speaker 14: That shift has been remarkable. Just in the last ten years.
37:38
Speaker 14: It was not a majority viewpoint and now it is
37:41
Speaker 14: eighty twenty. Get them all out, and this is one layer,
37:44
Speaker 14: the most vicious layer in that public discourse. And these
37:47
Speaker 14: journalists are way way behind the times.
37:50
Speaker 3: And talking about activist journalists and reports that haven't aged world.
37:54
Speaker 3: Here is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation promoting travel.
37:58
Speaker 4: To Mexico America.
38:01
Speaker 3: Let's have a look at that report together with some
38:04
Speaker 3: recent footage out of Port of Valletta.
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Speaker 15: Birt and Merrily Mollarder are getting advice from their travel
38:10
Speaker 15: agents on where to travel this winter. So have you
38:14
Speaker 15: guys decided on where you would like to go?
38:17
Speaker 4: Well on the bucket list is Port of Iarta.
38:21
Speaker 15: The Manitoba couple usually spends weeks or even months at
38:24
Speaker 15: a trailer park in West Laco, Texas, but not this year.
38:29
Speaker 16: Since the election of Trump and the insults that he
38:32
Speaker 16: placed in our country, fifty first Aid and all of
38:35
Speaker 16: that garbage, we decided that no, we're not going to
38:40
Speaker 16: spend money down there.
38:41
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's tons to do a Port of Iota, there's
38:43
Speaker 1: tons and all around that whole area so you won't
38:47
Speaker 1: be bored.
38:48
Speaker 3: Yes, there is tons to do there, like stay in
38:51
Speaker 3: your hotel and hope it's not overrun by Naco terrorists.
38:55
Speaker 3: The eagerness to slam the US, to make it out
38:59
Speaker 3: to be un safe for travelers, we see that right
39:02
Speaker 3: here in Australia, particularly in the UK.
39:05
Speaker 4: The delusion is extraordinary.
39:07
Speaker 14: That maybe even it should travel advisories along the way
39:10
Speaker 14: about going to America. Canada has bigger problems yes week.
39:14
Speaker 14: They should focus on the curling scandal. They should focus
39:17
Speaker 14: on the fact that they lost, not to glow it,
39:18
Speaker 14: but they lost to the American hockey team in their
39:21
Speaker 14: own sport, in their own sport, and this is not
39:24
Speaker 14: making them look very very good.
39:26
Speaker 3: Now we've heard from Alex Wesno in his relationship with
39:29
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Epstein Kosher.
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Speaker 4: Did we learn anything here?
39:34
Speaker 3: A lot of people credit this man for elevating Jeffrey
39:38
Speaker 3: Epstein and introducing him to rich and powerful people.
39:42
Speaker 14: A big name. There were always rumblings about this name
39:45
Speaker 14: among others in the files, and now as people are
39:47
Speaker 14: going through the eight thousand emails, his pops up again
39:50
Speaker 14: and again. As you say, opening his rolodecks making introductions,
39:54
Speaker 14: possibly financial exchange. Was he involved in some of the
39:59
Speaker 14: more spurious like all of that is coming out and
40:02
Speaker 14: there is fallback or blowback, I should say from this
40:05
Speaker 14: full disclosure in my alma mater, Ohio, Steve, because I'm
40:08
Speaker 14: from Ohio, I went there has many buildings that he
40:11
Speaker 14: was a daughter of and have his name and blazoned
40:13
Speaker 14: on them, and others pushback from the nursing Association and
40:16
Speaker 14: others to try and take his name down.
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Speaker 4: Beast on what's coming out of these emails.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, they've got protests in the snow as we speak,
40:23
Speaker 3: and yeah, it takes a lot of guts to be
40:26
Speaker 3: protesting in that sort of weather. Now, before you go,
40:29
Speaker 3: another lefty losing it, author Stephen King has.
40:32
Speaker 4: Again posted verifiably false claims about Donald Trump.
40:37
Speaker 3: I mean, this guy is just a bit of a
40:39
Speaker 3: weirdo and this is becoming a habit.
40:41
Speaker 4: He posted.
40:42
Speaker 3: Trump has never had a child, has been married three times,
40:45
Speaker 3: ran several businesses into the ground, never ran a home,
40:48
Speaker 3: couldn't make a bed to save his ass, and calls
40:52
Speaker 3: people he works with dumb losers, etc. Has never done
40:56
Speaker 3: sweat labor, has never served on a local committee. He
41:00
Speaker 3: has no life experience. I don't know what he's trying.
41:04
Speaker 4: To prove there.
41:06
Speaker 3: I mean, surely even Stephen King knows Donald Trump has children.
41:10
Speaker 3: He's got five children, and everything else he said there
41:14
Speaker 3: is largely false as well.
41:15
Speaker 4: But the children thing is a big one.
41:17
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, and that's one of his biggest accomplishments. Actually,
41:21
Speaker 14: even the people who heat Trump usually have very nice
41:23
Speaker 14: things to say about all five of his children, or
41:26
Speaker 14: most of them.
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Speaker 4: So I don't know why.
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Speaker 14: I don't know what the context do is for that?
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Speaker 14: Do you just wake up and tweet that? I thought
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Speaker 14: TEDS was an acquired condition like airborne But maybe he's
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Speaker 14: teaking something.
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Speaker 3: No, he's been afflicted with tits for a long time.
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Speaker 3: There's some conjecture that he's taken a post that was
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Speaker 3: set about AOC and tried to make it about Trump.
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Speaker 3: But if he was trying to do that, he failed
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Speaker 3: abysmally because it just looks like he's better clueless.
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Speaker 14: Yes, I'm jealous.
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Speaker 3: Kosher Gata, thank you so much for your time. Tonight
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Speaker 3: still to come. What happened at the Winter Olympics to
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Speaker 3: enrage the left. Alex Stein has the details. Welcome Back, Now,
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Speaker 3: the Left is easily triggered. We know they are triggered
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Speaker 3: by the oddest things, Joy Family, Makeshift, Pride in your Country, excellence,
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Speaker 3: and they were really, really triggered when they saw FBI
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Speaker 3: director Cash Battel partying with the triumphant US ice hockey
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Speaker 3: team who had just beaten out rivals Canada to win
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Speaker 3: gold at the Winter Olympics. Oh yes, there's nothing more
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Speaker 3: fun than baiting the snow Mexicans at their own game.
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Speaker 3: But I don't know the Left were all right, I.
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Speaker 17: Don't even know what Cash Hotel was doing there. I mean,
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Speaker 17: he's just chugging, but you know, if you're not playing,
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Speaker 17: you're not you know, And he's behaving like he's like
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Speaker 17: a number of animal House on that show. Beyond the money,
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Speaker 17: it's the optics for me because I'm a little old
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Speaker 17: a stool. But I like when the law enforcement and
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Speaker 17: directors of FBI were like serious and like borderline boring,
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Speaker 17: Like I don't want to see him. I want to
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Speaker 17: know they're hard at work because there's so much going
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Speaker 17: on today. We wake up hearing about the head of
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Speaker 17: a Mexican cartel being killed, and we know that there
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Speaker 17: was a shooting and someone died at mar Lagoy.
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Speaker 4: Guthrie is still missing.
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Speaker 17: So Nancy Guthrie is missing.
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Speaker 4: Did you hear that Nancy Guthrie is missing?
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Speaker 3: So cash hotel the director of the FBI, I can't
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Speaker 3: have any downtime whatsoever. Now this next view panelists the
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Speaker 3: FBI director should also be involved in geopolitical disputes in
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Speaker 3: the Middle East. She wills to send cash to Iran.
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Speaker 8: He is not doing the job. If you look at
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Speaker 8: the threats we are facing in the world right now,
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Speaker 8: there's a huge military build up outside of Iran. We
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Speaker 8: might be on the brink of war. Iran has terrorist
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Speaker 8: networks all around the world, and he's chugging beer instead
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Speaker 8: of paying attention to this.
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Speaker 3: Where do they find these simpletons? It's hard to be
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Speaker 3: the dumbest at a desk that includes Anna and Sunny,
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Speaker 3: But you manage the girl.
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Speaker 4: And if the view ladies were mad.
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Speaker 3: Before, they will be filled with rage when they see this.
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Speaker 6: Unbelievable You know, I tell you what we're giving the
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Speaker 6: State of the Union speech on Tuesday night.
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Speaker 1: I could send a military plan or something if you
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Speaker 1: would like to. It's the coolest night, it's the biggest.
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Speaker 7: Yes, the Union then.
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Speaker 16: Thing about being president is I can tell you I
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Speaker 16: have to worry about the weather or.
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Speaker 11: I got a boss.
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Speaker 15: I gotta.
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Speaker 16: Congratulations.
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Speaker 7: That was an unbelievable game.
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Speaker 10: You're gonna be proud of that game.
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Speaker 1: For fifty years as you grow older.
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Speaker 6: I'm gonna shake cancer with everybody, but I gotta shake
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Speaker 6: candser with that gold.
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Speaker 14: We'll see your Tuesday night, mister President.
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Speaker 3: Tuesday night, let's bring in Canadian Alex Stein. Alex tell
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Speaker 3: me what this victory means to the US to beat
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Speaker 3: Canada in their own sport at the Olympics.
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Speaker 4: You've got to love that, you know.
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Speaker 12: I have a lot of American pride just watching Jack
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Speaker 12: Hughes hit that golden goal at the end, because you know,
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Speaker 12: Canada historically has been their whole identity is wrapped up
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Speaker 12: in hockey. And to be honest, in America, we care
45:52
Speaker 12: about football, we care about basketball, we care about baseball. Sadly,
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Speaker 12: the NHL and hockey is about number four on the rankings,
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Speaker 12: but this was the greatest victory since nineteen eighty, the
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Speaker 12: last time the United States won the Golden Hockey. So
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Speaker 12: there's a lot of a lot of American pride and
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Speaker 12: I'm proud that the boys took it home. It was
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Speaker 12: absolutely incredible.
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Speaker 3: Now, there's been a lot said by athletes at the
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Speaker 3: Winter Olympics, athletes who come out and said, we're conflicted
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Speaker 3: about representing America, but not this team. There seem to
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Speaker 3: be nothing but pride and they're going to be there
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Speaker 3: for the State of the Union address.
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Speaker 12: Well you notice how the women's team is not going
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Speaker 12: to be there though, Rita. I mean, doesn't that always
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Speaker 12: just kind of indicate who really cares about America and
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Speaker 12: who doesn't. So you have a bunch of women have
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Speaker 12: the same opportunity. Well, I'm just saying, what is it?
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Speaker 12: Why are the women so caddy these guys. I'm sure
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Speaker 12: there's some hockey players that don't like Trump, but they're
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Speaker 12: willing to, you know, set that aside because they realized
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Speaker 12: this invitation to go to the State of Union is
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Speaker 12: a huge honor. But you know, these women hockey players,
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Speaker 12: they don't have the same attitude.
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Speaker 3: I guess I would say, well, quite a few of
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Speaker 3: the naysayers, they're the athletes that we've heard from saying
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Speaker 3: they're conflicted about representing America, including Hunter hess and Amber Glenn.
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Speaker 3: They really have done terribly in these Winter Olympics. Amber
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Speaker 3: Glenn even blamed her menstrual cycle for her poor performance.
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Speaker 4: Do you want to tell me more about that, Alex?
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Speaker 12: Honestly, I don't. That grosses me out. I'm not an expert.
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Speaker 12: I don't even want to get into it. But you know,
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Speaker 12: it's so funny though, how that Amber Glenn was so
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Speaker 12: negative about America and that she goes there and just
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Speaker 12: lays a complete egg on the eye. So you kind
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Speaker 12: of reap what you saw. If she would have had
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Speaker 12: some American pride, I think she probably would have done better.
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Speaker 12: But when you go into a competition already in that
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Speaker 12: negative mindset, it makes it hard to be a champion
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Speaker 12: because you got to think positive, You got to think
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Speaker 12: like a winner.
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Speaker 3: Now, Alex, this next topic is sensitive. I know how
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Speaker 3: close you were to Charlie Kirk, But another friend of here,
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Speaker 3: someone who was very close to him, Candice Owens, is
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Speaker 3: releasing a series focusing on his widow, Erica Kirk, and
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Speaker 3: it doesn't look like it's going to be complementary.
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Speaker 12: President Trump says that Kirk has died after he was
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Speaker 12: shot from a nearby building.
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Speaker 11: After being shot at Utah Valley University.
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Speaker 17: The great and even legendary Charlie Kirk is dead.
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Speaker 5: The crize of this widow will echo around the world
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Speaker 5: like a battle cry.
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Speaker 4: Hen get to give you a Caskomai.
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Speaker 3: That young man, I forgive him, Alex. That's a preview
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Speaker 3: of the series that's going to be called Bride of Charlie.
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Speaker 3: It's going to start later this month. What's your reaction
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Speaker 3: to this entire project.
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Speaker 12: Well, it would take me an hour to give you
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Speaker 12: all my opinions on it, but I'll just say this
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Speaker 12: much Erica Kirk had nothing to do with her husband's death.
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Speaker 12: That is just ludicrous to think that she would be
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Speaker 12: involved whatsoever with killing Charlie. So just if you put
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Speaker 12: that aside, what is the motivation for Candace to come
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Speaker 12: out with this? And yes, she is very popular, she's getting,
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Speaker 12: you know, a lot of views. But to me, Rita,
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Speaker 12: and you know, I'm not trying to be out of
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Speaker 12: school when I say this. Candace was a big part
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Speaker 12: of Turning Point at the beginning of it. She was
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Speaker 12: close with Charlie and this is just what I speculate.
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Speaker 12: She is incredibly jealous that Erica is now the CEO
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Speaker 12: of this thing and I think that she is really
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Speaker 12: sad that she is not the leader of it. And
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Speaker 12: I've heard multiple times I don't watch all of Candas's show,
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Speaker 12: but I've seen multiple clips of her saying Turning Point
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Speaker 12: USA should hire me. So this is a jilted lover.
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Speaker 12: And I'm not saying that her and Charlie had that
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Speaker 12: type of relationship, but she feels like she should be
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Speaker 12: the CEO, and she sees Erica as the CEO, and
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Speaker 12: so that is why she's attacking her. Because I truly
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Speaker 12: believe Candace knows that Erica didn't didn't have anything. She
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Speaker 12: knows that Erica did not plan her husband's death. That's
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Speaker 12: just ludicrous, that's insane. So I think what's happening now
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Speaker 12: is that she's jealous that she is not leading Turning Point,
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Speaker 12: which she was there. You know at the beginning, she
50:11
Speaker 12: was very close to Charlie and did help build it up.
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Speaker 12: So to me, I think a lot of this comes
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Speaker 12: from jealousy because you can criticize Charlie. He was criticized,
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Speaker 12: and now that she's CEO, I think that you know, sadly,
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Speaker 12: she's gonna be fair game. She's gonna get critiqued. But
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Speaker 12: to accuse her of killing her husband. That is just
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Speaker 12: that crosses the line in my opinion.
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Speaker 3: Alex Stein, thank you so much for your time tonight,
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Speaker 3: and that's all the time we have.
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Speaker 4: New's Not is up next