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The Rita Panahi Show | 19 November · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On sco wields Australia. This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Riata Pannety Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight, Victoria's youth crime prices in the spotlight again
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Speaker 2: as the state's worst young offender is bailed for the
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Speaker 2: fiftieth time. Big corporates rethinking their woke marketing strategies with
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Speaker 2: Cole's pulling out of LGBTQ festivals, will have the latest
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Speaker 2: from the US with Josh Hammer and Keith Hanson and
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Speaker 2: Left is Losing It features this ominous morning.
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Speaker 3: If you thought we were woke before you done went
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Speaker 3: and woke the beast, Welcome to Woke two point zero.
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Speaker 2: But first, the Business Council of Australia has worn the
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Speaker 2: Anthony Albanezi government to act now or we'll see Australia's
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Speaker 2: living standards plummet. In a new report, the BCA states
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Speaker 2: that Australia is standing on a burning platform and the
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Speaker 2: government's industrial relations reforms, the green energy transition and the
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Speaker 2: lack of corporate tax reforms are the main issues putting
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Speaker 2: our future at risk by fueling low productivity and high inflation.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is News Corps senior columnist Patrick Carline.
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Speaker 2: Patrick the BCA also states that the economic mismanagement we're
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Speaker 2: seeing is behind the reason why rates are so high
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Speaker 2: that the RBA can't really move on rates with these conditions.
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Speaker 4: Well, low productivity generally means high inflation, and inflation is
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Speaker 4: the big problem at the moment, and that's why we
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Speaker 4: have rates rising as they are and we haven't had
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Speaker 4: any tax cuts, any rate cuts. Look, it's saying, basically,
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Speaker 4: the corporate tax rate is too high. You've got Donald
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Speaker 4: Trump coming in promising lower corporate tax rates in America.
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Speaker 4: That's going to have a bearing. That's saying the unions
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Speaker 4: are too strong. I mean, it's always a balancing act
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Speaker 4: between employers and unions. They're saying they've got too strong
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Speaker 4: under labor and their reforms and our policies are just making.
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Speaker 1: Australia run competitive.
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Speaker 4: They're making Australia sown on Victoria, as we are well known.
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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, Victoria is a warning of what could happen.
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Speaker 2: So that is all you need to know. And you're right,
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump's not only going to be looking at the
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Speaker 2: corporate tax rate, but cutting regulations is a top priority
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Speaker 2: and also energy security, low energy costs that helps manufacturing
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Speaker 2: in that country. So yeah, we need to really get moving.
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Speaker 2: And that cost of living crisis is even having an
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Speaker 2: impact on Australians being able to afford their medicines. They're
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Speaker 2: being forced to sacrifice seeing the doctor or getting their
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Speaker 2: prescriptions filled to put food on the table. This is
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Speaker 2: according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics' latest Patient Experiences Survey. Patrick.
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Speaker 2: This trend is evident in low lower socioeconomic areas, but
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Speaker 2: it's also evident in middle income areas, where between seven
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Speaker 2: and a half and nine percent of people delay or
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Speaker 2: did not get a prescription filled or see a doctor
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Speaker 2: purely because of cost.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Look, I think it's a very telling number, isn't it.
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Speaker 4: I Mean we saw it during COVID when people didn't
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Speaker 4: go to the doctor, they didn't go and get symptoms tested,
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Speaker 4: they got sickt they got cancer.
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Speaker 1: They died, whereas they might have been saved. And this
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Speaker 1: is terrifying.
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Speaker 4: People are basically making the choice, well, I don't want
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Speaker 4: to do what's best for me and my body and
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Speaker 4: my family because I can't afford it. I think it's
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Speaker 4: a very telling statistic. It goes a long way to
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Speaker 4: sort of explaining where Australians are.
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Speaker 2: And I think if you look at that in the
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Speaker 2: middle income areas and you're going, oh, well seven and
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Speaker 2: a half to nine percent, it's not that much.
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Speaker 1: That's funny.
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Speaker 2: That is hundreds of thousands of people potentially. That is
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Speaker 2: a worrying figure and it's going in the wrong direction now.
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Speaker 2: Jijipink has praised Anthony Albanezi for the turnaround in the
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Speaker 2: relationship between Australia and China. In a meeting between the
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Speaker 2: two leaders at the G twenty summit, he said, I
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Speaker 2: wish to work with you, mister Prime Minister, to make
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Speaker 2: our comprehensive strategic partnership more mature, stable and fruitful, and
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Speaker 2: project more stability and certainty to the region and the
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Speaker 2: wider world. Goodness, met Patrick. Why is Beijing cozing up
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Speaker 2: to Anthony Albanesi. This is not isolated. There's been a
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Speaker 2: few comments in recent weeks that have all been very
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Speaker 2: complementary for the Prime Minister.
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Speaker 4: Yes, it is quite a turnaround, and I think that's
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Speaker 4: a very simple answer.
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Speaker 1: It's called Donald Trump.
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Speaker 4: Basically, he's going to impose tariffs. China's suddenly thought, wow, well,
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Speaker 4: that twenty billion dollars worth of Australian products that we
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Speaker 4: ban over the last two years. Maybe we will actually
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Speaker 4: need those. Let's try and pretend to be friends. Look,
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Speaker 4: you've got all these human rights issues, You've got Taiwan,
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Speaker 4: you've got the saber rattling that goes on and on.
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Speaker 4: China needs Australia's help in this instance, and that's why
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Speaker 4: he's probably been a little bit more civilized. Let's say
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Speaker 4: in his take on Australia.
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Speaker 2: China doesn't like it when that economic coercion is used
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Speaker 2: against them, and that's what the US is going to do.
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Speaker 2: And that's what Donald Trump did so effectively, not just
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Speaker 2: in weakening China, but in weakening countries like Iran, because
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Speaker 2: he went to China and said, if you buy Iranian oil,
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Speaker 2: then we're going to slap it massive tariff on all
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Speaker 2: your goods, and they stopped buying iran in oil. So
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Speaker 2: it's going to be just a fascinating four years to
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Speaker 2: see how things are done, because it's going to be
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Speaker 2: markedly different to even what we saw between twenty sixteen
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Speaker 2: and twenty twenty. I think I think he's learned from
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Speaker 2: that time. This is a Victorian story, but it is unbelievable.
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Speaker 2: VSE students in the state. Their parents are threatening to
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Speaker 2: go nuclear and launch legal action if their kids miss
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Speaker 2: out on university course offers. As a result of the
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Speaker 2: VC exam scandal, which saw some students being able to
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Speaker 2: access questions that were similar to or almost identical. Sometimes
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Speaker 2: they were identical to the ones that were on the
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Speaker 2: official exam. This is going to impact elite schools, private
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Speaker 2: and public most because those students are likely to be
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Speaker 2: the most adversely affected. The reasons behind that are a
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Speaker 2: little bit complicated and at trick, But explain to me
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Speaker 2: why these parents are so angry and I'm threatening to
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Speaker 2: take legal action Because you could look at this and say, well,
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Speaker 2: if the exams were leaked, then everyone got the leak,
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Speaker 2: so it's the level playing field that it doesn't work
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Speaker 2: that way.
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Speaker 1: Well, not everybody got the leaks.
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Speaker 4: It is very complicated to explain, but basically, some kids
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Speaker 4: saw some of the questions on their exams before the
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Speaker 4: exam and some kids did not. There was no way
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Speaker 4: to actually quantify how many kids did or didn't see
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Speaker 4: questions that went to the exam. So it's a legal
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Speaker 4: nightmare in the sense that you're going to get kids
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Speaker 4: who are disappointed with their marks, and they're going to say, well,
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Speaker 4: this is big. Was some kids saw parts of the
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Speaker 4: exam that I did not see. It's hard to know
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Speaker 4: where it's going to go because you're going to have
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Speaker 4: you could possibly have all these legal sort of claims
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Speaker 4: and you're going to have a lot of very upset
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Speaker 4: kids because it was unfair. And the problem with this is.
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Speaker 2: Roastly because also the work they do throughout the year
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Speaker 2: is impacted by this. Some schools mark those assessments harder
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Speaker 2: than other schools, and then they use the exam results
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Speaker 2: to bring those results into line. And the schools that
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Speaker 2: are marking easily have their marks put back, the ones
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Speaker 2: that are howsher have the marks go up. All of
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Speaker 2: those the equations are now going to be compromised.
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Speaker 1: And that's right.
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Speaker 4: And there hasn't been any transparency of the process, and
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Speaker 4: that's the problem.
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Speaker 1: If people sort of realized things are standardized and this
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Speaker 1: school gets that and so on.
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Speaker 4: But the big question here is how many kids saw
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Speaker 4: some of these exams. It was like forty marks out
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Speaker 4: of ninety. Some of the kids actually saw the questions.
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Speaker 1: Beforehand.
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Speaker 4: And the big problem is Vika the state government body
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Speaker 4: was aware of this on October ten or October twelve.
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Speaker 1: Didn't do the right thing.
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Speaker 4: The Education Minister Ben Carroll seems to slip by sort
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Speaker 4: of well, I'm disappointed and outrage by he knew about
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Speaker 4: it on October twelve. I mean it's just a sort
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Speaker 4: of the cover up has been worse.
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Speaker 1: Than the crime.
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Speaker 2: Well, this is the problem in this state. Just gross
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Speaker 2: incompetence across the board. It is, and it impacts every
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Speaker 2: facet of life. Right now, we look at the budget
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Speaker 2: and the debt, but it goes beyond that and it
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Speaker 2: goes to the criminal justice system, and Victoria really is
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Speaker 2: struggling in that area as well. The Herald Sun reports
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Speaker 2: a fourteen year old accused of a three day crime spree,
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Speaker 2: and police describe this young offender as the most prolific
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Speaker 2: youth offender. He's been bailed for the fiftieth time. I
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Speaker 2: wonder if you've got a special banner to run through,
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Speaker 2: please say the board boy, who lives in state care,
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Speaker 2: had earlier had three hundred and eighty eight charges struck
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Speaker 2: out due to his young age. But this youth of
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Speaker 2: Vendo was tracking police air wing choppers online during a
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Speaker 2: three day rampage, which included home invasions car thefts. This
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Speaker 2: is all according to police Patrick, despite his prior chargers.
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Speaker 2: The magistrate said this boy had an extremely limited record.
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Speaker 2: Could that have anything to do with three hundred plus
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Speaker 2: chargers being struck out because he's young? Again, this reads
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Speaker 2: like a comedy skit, but it's not, and it's serious
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Speaker 2: because we're talking about car chases here. Some innocent person
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Speaker 2: on the road could die because of this lawlessness.
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Speaker 4: Well, look at its most basic, it's the classic case
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Speaker 4: of the suspects rights come before community safety. His kid
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Speaker 4: has been alleged to be driving stolen cars, having police chases,
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Speaker 4: breaking the houses, waking up people in the middle of
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Speaker 4: the night to steal their carcads.
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Speaker 1: We're not talking about.
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Speaker 4: How many times do you have to be bailed before
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Speaker 4: you start thinking, well, maybe this bail choice is not
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Speaker 4: really working. Twice, five times, fifty times, it's fourteen times.
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Speaker 2: Yes, And this is the state's failure as well. He's
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Speaker 2: in state care. That the failure. This kid's been failed,
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Speaker 2: the victims have been failed. We've all been failed in Victoria. Patrick,
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Speaker 2: Carly and thanks for your time tonight. Thanks very joining me.
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Speaker 2: Now is the Chief executive officer of Women's Forum Australia,
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Speaker 2: Rachel Wong. Rachel, Coles has become the latest big corporate
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Speaker 2: to rethink it's woke activism. A number of regional queer
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Speaker 2: festival organizers are in uproar or over the Supermarket giants
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Speaker 2: decision to pull out of queer festivals. Wogga Wogga Queer
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Speaker 2: Mardi Gras president Holy Conroy said, We're not talking about
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Speaker 2: having nothing to do for the weekend. We're literally talking
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Speaker 2: about saving lives. Rachel, is that how you see it?
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Speaker 2: And why do you think a company like Coles is
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Speaker 2: rethinking it's support of these events.
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Speaker 5: Look, I think Coles and hopefully other corporates are starting
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Speaker 5: to wake up that waking up to the fact that
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Speaker 5: radical gender ideology, which is rampant in praise like this,
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Speaker 5: is having an incredibly harmful impact in our culture, particularly
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Speaker 5: on women and girls. And I think it's and on children.
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Speaker 5: And I think it's really interesting that that quote mentioned,
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Speaker 5: you know, saving lives, because this ideology that's dangerous in
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Speaker 5: city ideology is having incredible implications for the lives of
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Speaker 5: many people throughout Australia, whether it be you know, lesbians,
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Speaker 5: wanting to hold their own events without men who say
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Speaker 5: they're women, or whether it be on children being subject
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Speaker 5: to medical transitioning practices, or women who are losing opportunities
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Speaker 5: in sports having men infiltrating their spaces, and so I think, yeah,
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Speaker 5: I think Coles is waking up to this. I think
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Speaker 5: other corporates are as well. And I know they've said,
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Speaker 5: you know, it's economic reasons, but I think after seeing
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Speaker 5: what happened in the US recently with the election and
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Speaker 5: the way that they focus on this issue, I think
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Speaker 5: probably some of these corporates areciying to get worried that
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Speaker 5: if they continue to back the soundful ideology, then it's
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Speaker 5: going to come back to bite them.
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Speaker 2: And it goes beyond the corporate world. There's a fracture
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Speaker 2: that is evident even in the lgbt QIA plus plus movement,
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Speaker 2: where the lgb portion there's many people who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual,
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Speaker 2: are not interested in the rest of the letters, the
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Speaker 2: trans and asexuals and all the intersex, all the other letters,
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Speaker 2: because they don't align that their values, their political views
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Speaker 2: don't align with that radical trans movement.
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Speaker 5: That's right. We've seen a incredible split in the movement.
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Speaker 5: It's no longer a movement that's about equality and inclusion,
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Speaker 5: and in fact, a lot of the time it's about
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Speaker 5: the exact opposite of that. And you know, we work
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Speaker 5: with a lot of lesbian women and gay men who
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Speaker 5: are appalled at the way that their movement has been
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Speaker 5: hijacked by these radical gender ideologists, and they don't want
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Speaker 5: anything to do with it. And you know, for them,
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Speaker 5: sex being real is actually a requirement for their own rights,
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Speaker 5: their own beliefs, So it doesn't make sense, I don't
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Speaker 5: think for them to be aligned with this movement which
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Speaker 5: is having huge ramifications for them as well.
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Speaker 2: Now let's listen to this rand from former White House
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Speaker 2: Press secretary turned to MSNBC host Jensaki, who has called
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Speaker 2: on the Democrats to double down on their pro transagenda
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Speaker 2: despite losing an election where this was a significant issue.
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Speaker 6: Another one of the lines that ran over and over
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Speaker 6: again in those ads and throughout right wing media is
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Speaker 6: this idea that America is faced with their crisis of boys.
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Speaker 5: Playing in girls' sports.
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Speaker 6: Now, these ads created this perception that the issues of
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Speaker 6: trans kids playing sports was dominating schools across the country,
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Speaker 6: which is completely false. There are just incredibly few examples
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Speaker 6: of transgender girls playing in new sports, and when we
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Speaker 6: see those examples, there is an evidence that these kids
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Speaker 6: are a threat to see.
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Speaker 2: To your fairness, Rachel, what's your response to that. I
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Speaker 2: just think it's incredible that she's minimizing the issue like
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Speaker 2: she is. Whether it's one girl being harmed by boys
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Speaker 2: in her sport, whether in terms of actual safety issues
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Speaker 2: or losing opportunities.
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Speaker 5: One girl is too many. Clearly, it has been an
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Speaker 5: issue in the US, and we've seen lots of examples
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Speaker 5: of it happening. We've also in Australias and examples we
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Speaker 5: have parents reaching out to us not infrequently, we have
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Speaker 5: female athletes reaching out to us. So it's definitely not
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Speaker 5: just a one off issue. But even if it was
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Speaker 5: one girl suffering this injustice of having to compete against
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Speaker 5: biological boys in her sports is too many. And the
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Speaker 5: re well is that there are a lot of girls
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Speaker 5: and women and parents who were too afraid to speak
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Speaker 5: out because the culture has made them feel fearful of
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Speaker 5: being called bigots or transphobic or whatever, And so every
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Speaker 5: story that we do hear of there are plenty more
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Speaker 5: of those.
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Speaker 2: Swell Well, we seem to be left behind in this
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Speaker 2: country as far as the debate goes. Of course, we've
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Speaker 2: got people who are very interested in the issue, but
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Speaker 2: our politicians overwhelmingly are too terrified, too ignorant to understand
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Speaker 2: this is an issue that people care about. It's a
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Speaker 2: consequential issue. And perhaps if they actually looked at some
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Speaker 2: of the research that's come out of the US after
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Speaker 2: the election where they looked at the top three reasons
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Speaker 2: why people didn't vote for the Democrats, and the top
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Speaker 2: three reasons were inflation, the economy, the border crisis, and
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Speaker 2: these culture issues. Are that one of the most effective
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Speaker 2: ads that Donald Trump ran was on this issue. It
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Speaker 2: was a hugely impactful he ran repeatedly and Rachel amongst
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Speaker 2: swing voters, the most crucial subset of voters who decided
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Speaker 2: every election, these cultural issues were number one. That was
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Speaker 2: the main reason they did not vote for the Democrats
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Speaker 2: ahead of the economy, inflation, and the border crisis. Do
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Speaker 2: you think we're going to have an awakening in this
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Speaker 2: country from conservative politicians to just how important this issue
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Speaker 2: is and how the mainstream, the great majority feel like
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Speaker 2: they're not being heard.
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Speaker 5: Lock I really hope so, Rita I mean a lot
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Speaker 5: of these politicians, they know of the issues our organization
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Speaker 5: and others have been alerting to them for some time,
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Speaker 5: and I really do wish that a lot more of
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Speaker 5: them had the courage of their own conviction to actually
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Speaker 5: do something about these issues. But failing that, we'll take
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Speaker 5: them looking overseas, looking at the cultural changes that are happening,
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Speaker 5: and hopefully drawing courage from that to make a change
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Speaker 5: in this country when it comes to the overreach of
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Speaker 5: radical gender ideology, especially when it comes to things like
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Speaker 5: women's faces and women's sports.
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Speaker 2: Just finally, our Jurim boxer Iman Kellief, who won gold
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Speaker 2: at the Paris Olympics, is again threatening legal action after
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Speaker 2: reports in France that leaked allegedly showing medical documents that
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Speaker 2: she or he I should say, has x Y chromosomes Rachel.
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Speaker 2: The entire confusion around this would be solved by a
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Speaker 2: simple mouth swab. So why isn't that being done while
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Speaker 2: we still debating this when there seems to be a
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Speaker 2: great deal of statements from people from boxing authorities questioning
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Speaker 2: whether this boxer should be in the women's category.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, look, it's incredibly frustrating. The Olympics was several months
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Speaker 5: ago now, and look, a lot of the people who
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Speaker 5: watched thought that this was incredibly unfair, including for Khalif,
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Speaker 5: because it's shouldn't have been policies that allowed male athletes
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Speaker 5: to compete be competing against women in the first place.
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Speaker 5: But several months have gone by, now Khalif has an
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Speaker 5: opportunity to explain what has happened in relation to the
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Speaker 5: medical record. The Olympics is an opportunity to actually do
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Speaker 5: something as well. No one has resolved the issues, so
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Speaker 5: it's incredibly frustrating and disappointing, especially for the female athletes
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Speaker 5: who had to compete against Khalif. And now Khalif is
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Speaker 5: actually going after the reporters who are reporting on the issue, which,
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Speaker 5: as I've seen, seems to be a the weapon of choice,
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Speaker 5: I guess, legal action for those who are trying to
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Speaker 5: science debate around these important issues. And you know, Kliff
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Speaker 5: also had an opportunity recently to speak at the Oxford
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Speaker 5: Union about you know, you know, the sport and about
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Speaker 5: their involvement, and questions are put to Khalif, which meant
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Speaker 5: that Cliff actually pulled out of the talk because those
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Speaker 5: questions were about you know, his medical records and biology,
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Speaker 5: and obviously Click wasn't prepared to front up to that,
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Speaker 5: and I think that's incredibly disappointing.
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Speaker 2: It is disappointing. Some would say it's telling. Rachel Wong,
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Speaker 2: thank you so much for your time tonight, Thank you, reader.
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Speaker 7: Josh Hammer has the details.
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Speaker 1: You know they don't like Trump, but you.
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Speaker 9: Know they'll Can you pick up more votes this time
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Speaker 9: than he did in twenty sixteen?
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Speaker 1: Pardon me?
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Speaker 10: Did Donald Trump pick up more votes this time than
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Speaker 10: he did in twenty sixteen?
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 11: He picked up in twenty twenty the most relevant last election.
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Speaker 1: He picked up about the same. I can see things
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Speaker 1: my points? Why do you have me on?
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Speaker 3: No, we love the conversation.
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Speaker 5: It's spirited. I think there's a lot of it is done.
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Speaker 1: We're done. I really let me Mark, what's the point?
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Speaker 1: Are you the expert or am I the expert?
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Speaker 2: He's the expert. Did you hear him? Imagine saying that
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Speaker 2: during an interview while you discuss why you got it
20:45
Speaker 2: so wrong. We've heard the lefty meltdowns from the usual
20:49
Speaker 2: suspects on MSNBCCN and ABC, CBS, all of them they're
20:53
Speaker 2: blaming sexism and racism. They should all take some staged
20:58
Speaker 2: words of advice from a fellow lefty. Charles Barkley, the
21:02
Speaker 2: former NBA star, gives Democrats some sensible guidance, which don't
21:08
Speaker 2: know that.
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Speaker 12: Ignore he's the president of the United States and I
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Speaker 12: wish him nothing but the best.
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Speaker 1: But we lost.
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Speaker 12: And I just want to say this to the Democrats,
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Speaker 12: which I'm an independent who voted Democratic, do minute favor
21:24
Speaker 12: ship the up. When you win, you get to say
21:29
Speaker 12: what you want to. When you lose, you need to
21:31
Speaker 12: shut the head up. We still haven't solved the immigration problem.
21:35
Speaker 12: Have no viable answers, never addressed inflation. Bringing all these
21:44
Speaker 12: stupid stars out to rally to vote. What was that?
21:51
Speaker 12: You guys lost because y'all stupid.
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Speaker 2: Yes, you guys lost because you're stupid, and sign your
21:57
Speaker 2: policies like supporting confused kids having puberty blockers and irreversible surgeries.
22:04
Speaker 2: Here is comic Rob Schneider schooling a young lefty who's
22:08
Speaker 2: losing it about the absurdity of so called gender affirming care.
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Speaker 13: Do you want to bring up the issue with the
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Speaker 13: trains in schools? I do think children should be allowed
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Speaker 13: to have the knowledge on if they want to transition
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Speaker 13: on what they want to do.
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Speaker 10: If I have a boy and he thinks he's a pirate,
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Speaker 10: do I have the right to cut off his knee
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Speaker 10: and take an eye out and give him an eye patch?
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Speaker 13: I think on a certain point.
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Speaker 10: A certain point, like what's the point where I can
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Speaker 10: cut off my son's knee and say because he thinks
22:33
Speaker 10: he's a pirate.
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Speaker 13: I think that's purely between the parent and theta.
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Speaker 10: Well, I don't think a parent should be allowed to
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Speaker 10: do that.
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Speaker 13: You should have the option to go be educated and
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Speaker 13: then still go and make the choice that you want
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Speaker 13: to make okay.
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Speaker 10: A fourteenth if you are under twenty five years old,
22:48
Speaker 10: they don't even let you rent a car in this state.
22:51
Speaker 10: What does Avis Enterprise and Hurts know that the medical
22:55
Speaker 10: establishment seems so blissfully ignorant about you are not a
22:59
Speaker 10: good dessis your maker? At fourteen? You turn eighteen, you
23:02
Speaker 10: cut off any metal, cut off any part you want,
23:04
Speaker 10: and I hope that you don't.
23:05
Speaker 2: You know this segment proves the left ripe for mocking
23:09
Speaker 2: comedians should have no shortage of material, but the overwhelming
23:14
Speaker 2: majority are too gutless or just too ideological to tackle
23:18
Speaker 2: the many issues that left present them. But not this
23:21
Speaker 2: next group.
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Speaker 10: Right, Mom, Dad, I told you I have a girlfriend.
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Speaker 14: I'm straight, sweetheart, Carol, No son of mine will be.
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Speaker 5: Straight, sweetheart.
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Speaker 15: I know that you are young and you are confused
23:40
Speaker 15: in all your little perverted friends on the internet have
23:43
Speaker 15: told you that being straight is cool. But the first
23:45
Speaker 15: day of Pride is not the time.
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Speaker 1: You are not my son.
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Speaker 14: All my life, I've pictured myself sitting on the couse
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Speaker 14: of my son watching The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,
23:55
Speaker 14: and you've.
23:55
Speaker 5: Taken that from me. No, you know, no one can
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Speaker 5: take that from you. He is in their steps.
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Speaker 15: Our son is somewhere insited that go playing beer drinking
24:04
Speaker 15: demon looking for her in the eyes. She does not
24:06
Speaker 15: deserve you.
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Speaker 5: Look, lady, today.
24:09
Speaker 15: Is the first day of pride. I have made you
24:11
Speaker 15: this cake. Your grandmother is downstairs and she has bought
24:14
Speaker 15: you a new mesh crap top. You will wear it
24:17
Speaker 15: today with a smile on your.
24:19
Speaker 2: Face, grit skin and much funnier than what Saturday Night
24:22
Speaker 2: Live comes up with nowadays. Did you catch the latest work?
24:26
Speaker 2: It is so dangerously un funny it should come with
24:30
Speaker 2: a cringe warning.
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Speaker 10: You've got another jacked king here to see you.
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Speaker 14: RFK Junior.
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Speaker 16: Bye, Hey, I don't mean to interrupt you.
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Speaker 1: I just wanted to tell you again.
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Speaker 17: I'm so honored to be the head of the Health
24:59
Speaker 17: and Humans her Vis Department. Americans need someone to teach
25:04
Speaker 17: them how to be healthy, someone like me, a seventy
25:07
Speaker 17: year old man with movie star looks and a worm
25:10
Speaker 17: in his brain.
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Speaker 1: I love you.
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Speaker 11: I get wait to see what you do with this
25:14
Speaker 11: country in terms of health and with regard to measles outbreak.
25:19
Speaker 2: That's enough, please enough, and that is the best of it.
25:23
Speaker 2: That was the highlights that the Saturday Night Live team
25:27
Speaker 2: posted on X isn't it funny how the lefties are
25:30
Speaker 2: okay now with poking fun at someone's voice when we
25:34
Speaker 2: all know ourk Junior suffers from a chronic neurological disorder
25:39
Speaker 2: that impacts his voice. It's called spasmodic dysphornia. At least
25:44
Speaker 2: be funny if you're going to mock his medical condition.
25:48
Speaker 2: And let's check in now with the ladies who watch
25:52
Speaker 2: the view. They are upset again and they have a warning.
25:55
Speaker 2: They're unleashing Woke two point zero.
25:58
Speaker 3: If you thought we were woke before you done went
26:02
Speaker 3: and woke the beast, Welcome to Woke two point zero.
26:08
Speaker 2: Now we've seen the meltdown from the MSNBC Morning Joe Team,
26:13
Speaker 2: Joe and Mika. They have embarrassed themselves over and over again.
26:17
Speaker 2: Here is Joe Scarborough.
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Speaker 11: On election day, we still have an electorate seventy million
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Speaker 11: plus that will be voting for a man who said
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Speaker 11: he was going to assassinate for treason the Chairman of
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Speaker 11: the Joint Chiefs because he didn't support him on January
26:31
Speaker 11: the sixth, who has said just in the recent days
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Speaker 11: he was going to execute Liz Cheney with a firing squad,
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Speaker 11: nine guns pointed and shooting at her face. A man
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Speaker 11: who has said that he was going to shut down
26:41
Speaker 11: CBS because he didn't like how they edited an interview.
26:44
Speaker 11: A man who said he was going to be a
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Speaker 11: dictator from day one, a man who said he was
26:48
Speaker 11: going to terminate the constitution, a man who said he
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Speaker 11: was going to use the army and he was going
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Speaker 11: to use the National Guard on his political alla opponents.
26:58
Speaker 2: Just absolutely his derekle demented. And it's not just him.
27:03
Speaker 2: The rest of the MSNBC crew have practically declared a
27:06
Speaker 2: fatoir on Trump that have since two thousand and sixteen.
27:09
Speaker 2: I can literally play you hours of tapes of just Joe,
27:13
Speaker 2: but he's just a teeny tiny taste of the craziness
27:16
Speaker 2: from Scarborough, and of course it includes Hitler talk. Have
27:20
Speaker 2: a look at what he says before the election, and
27:23
Speaker 2: then see if you can detect the change of tone
27:25
Speaker 2: after the election. And finally, he's wearing the same outfit
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Speaker 2: in both clips.
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Speaker 1: An autocrat.
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Speaker 18: Who decides to be a dictator on day one, who
27:35
Speaker 18: decides to arrest all those who he doesn't like, who's
27:41
Speaker 18: talked about assassinating generals, that aren't sufficiently loyal to him.
27:46
Speaker 18: It's complained to his chief of staff that his general
27:50
Speaker 18: should be more like Hitler's generals.
27:53
Speaker 1: Seems to make sense for leaders.
27:55
Speaker 19: Of both parties to seek common ground, if it's possible
28:00
Speaker 19: at all. I will tell you a lot of Democratic
28:03
Speaker 19: leaders we've talked to this past week since the election
28:08
Speaker 19: have told me and me it's time for a new approach.
28:13
Speaker 2: Just completely bonkers. Joining me now is Newsweek's senior editor
28:17
Speaker 2: at Large and Article three Project Senior Council, Josh Hammer. Josh,
28:22
Speaker 2: what do you make of that? Such a dramatic change
28:26
Speaker 2: in a very short period of time? And Joe and
28:30
Speaker 2: Meeker have gone and had a meeting with Donald Trump.
28:33
Speaker 2: But my first question is why would Donald Trump spend
28:36
Speaker 2: any of his valuable time meeting these.
28:38
Speaker 14: Two well look red Donald Trump loves the media. I
28:44
Speaker 14: mean he has a love hate relationship with the media.
28:46
Speaker 14: To be clear, he hates some of the at the
28:49
Speaker 14: same time. But you know, I mean, at one point
28:51
Speaker 14: in the past, you referred to Maggie Hebrman of The
28:53
Speaker 14: New York Times as a therapist because he just enjoys
28:56
Speaker 14: talking to her on the phone. I mean, he's had
28:58
Speaker 14: a love hate relationship with the media for a little
29:00
Speaker 14: like thirty five forty years. I mean probably since before
29:02
Speaker 14: I was born, going back to the old tabloid days
29:05
Speaker 14: of the seventies eighties. I mean Donald Trump cares what
29:08
Speaker 14: the media says. I mean, to be clear, the media
29:10
Speaker 14: usually says horrific things about him, but he cannot resist
29:13
Speaker 14: the temptation to care what they say. So that probably
29:16
Speaker 14: psychologically is what is going on here. Having said that,
29:18
Speaker 14: I think he has much more important things to do.
29:20
Speaker 14: We have a country to say, we have an economy
29:22
Speaker 14: to get back on track, we have a border to secure,
29:24
Speaker 14: we have multiple global hotspots in Ukraine and the Middle
29:27
Speaker 14: East and China to really start to cool down.
29:29
Speaker 5: So I would.
29:30
Speaker 14: Personally not advise him to meet with people like Joe
29:32
Speaker 14: and Mika. They certainly don't deserve his time for God,
29:34
Speaker 14: so they've given them what they have said about him.
29:36
Speaker 14: We just saw a small snippet there. The Hitler talk
29:38
Speaker 14: has been out of freaking control over there on MSDNC.
29:42
Speaker 14: So I would not have advised Donald Trump to meet
29:44
Speaker 14: with them. But you know what, Look, he's the leader
29:46
Speaker 14: of the free world. If he wants to meet with them,
29:47
Speaker 14: so be it.
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Speaker 2: I just can't understand that I have shown themselves to
29:53
Speaker 2: be so deliberately dishonest, dangerous with some of the deliberate lies.
30:00
Speaker 2: They've spread really divisive, ugly lies, and now they've kind
30:06
Speaker 2: of given an opportunity to redeem themselves. I want to
30:10
Speaker 2: ask you about some more media shenanigans. This is lawyer
30:14
Speaker 2: Mayer while defaming Trump's Defense secretary picked Pete Hegze She
30:21
Speaker 2: seems to think his Christian tattoos are somehow white supremacist symbols,
30:26
Speaker 2: and also making other false claims. Have a listen, Let's.
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Speaker 8: Remember, like when we're talking about the secretary here, when
30:33
Speaker 8: and hexcept and his wait supremise and extremist tattoos on
30:37
Speaker 8: his body.
30:38
Speaker 5: He is also a person, if he is in this job,
30:41
Speaker 5: who will be having the.
30:42
Speaker 8: Discussion with Donald Trump about sending the military into communities
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Speaker 8: to police US citizens.
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Speaker 2: It's not the first time Pete Hezet has been defamed
30:54
Speaker 2: in recent days. I know he has a lot on
30:57
Speaker 2: his plate right now, but Josh, you're a lawyer. I
31:01
Speaker 2: think it needs to say some legal action. He can't
31:04
Speaker 2: just go on television and spew these sort of deliberate laws.
31:10
Speaker 2: This is something that's very easy to check. To call
31:13
Speaker 2: someone a white supremacist should come with some consequences unless
31:18
Speaker 2: you're actually telling the truth.
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Speaker 14: So first of all, let me just observe then the
31:23
Speaker 14: clip we just saw. I cannot help but notice that
31:25
Speaker 14: Bill Crystal is actually on the right side there, nodding
31:28
Speaker 14: along as this woman is saying these horrific things about
31:31
Speaker 14: Pete Heggsat. I mean, how far has Bill Crystal fallen
31:34
Speaker 14: back when he was one of the leading conservative thinkers, someone,
31:37
Speaker 14: someone who was all in for a strong pentagon, for
31:39
Speaker 14: a strong military. Now he's nodding along that Pete Heggsath
31:42
Speaker 14: is a white supremacist. Look, Pete Heggsath is a Christian.
31:45
Speaker 14: He has some Christian tattoos, by the way, as an
31:48
Speaker 14: observant Jew, Pete Hegsath also has a Hebrew letter tattoo,
31:51
Speaker 14: like literally on his arm. There's he is all in
31:55
Speaker 14: for the US AS relationship.
31:56
Speaker 5: He's all very bad.
31:58
Speaker 2: White supremacist, isn't it. He has a Hebrew tattoo on
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Speaker 2: his body.
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Speaker 14: I mean, I mean these jokes right themselves, right, I mean,
32:10
Speaker 14: Pete Hegseth is a very sharp man. I mean, even
32:13
Speaker 14: on the leftist elitist's own credential scale, and they care
32:17
Speaker 14: a lot if you go through the proper gatekeeping institutions,
32:19
Speaker 14: if you've been trained and vetted. I mean he has
32:21
Speaker 14: degrees from Princeton and Harvard, so even on their own terms,
32:25
Speaker 14: he is qualified. More generally speaking there, I mean he's
32:28
Speaker 14: served in a Rock and Afghanistan, multiple bronze stars. He
32:32
Speaker 14: is completely qualified. I actually had a piece for the
32:34
Speaker 14: Daily Mail, the British publication, just last week say that
32:36
Speaker 14: I think the pick is pure genius America. Actually, the
32:39
Speaker 14: Pentagon has seen a double digit decline in recruitment for
32:42
Speaker 14: the Army, Navy, and Air Force alike. We need a
32:44
Speaker 14: young person from the millennial or Gen X generation to
32:47
Speaker 14: go in there and inspire morale in America's young warriors.
32:50
Speaker 14: We need our young soldiers here in America to stop
32:52
Speaker 14: reading ebrom X Candy and Robin DiAngelo and to start
32:55
Speaker 14: picking up the books from George Patten and Douglas MacArthur
32:58
Speaker 14: and Frankly, I think Pete Hegseth is a perfect guy
33:00
Speaker 14: to do that. I'm all in for this peck. I
33:02
Speaker 14: would love to see him start filing some defamation lawsuits. However,
33:05
Speaker 14: as a lawyer. I have to say America's defamation loss
33:08
Speaker 14: system is totally for Cocta. We might say back in
33:11
Speaker 14: the old Yiddish language, it is really bad. It has
33:14
Speaker 14: to be reformed. So I don't like his legal chances,
33:16
Speaker 14: but he probably deserves his day in court.
33:17
Speaker 2: Honestly, Well, let's have a look at why they are
33:22
Speaker 2: so scared of Pete Hegzeth. You gave us some good
33:26
Speaker 2: reasons there. Yes, he is a twenty year veteran, he's
33:28
Speaker 2: one two Bronze stars, as you mentioned, his Ivy League
33:32
Speaker 2: educated and most importantly, he calls out the BS. He's
33:36
Speaker 2: got common sense, He's been there. He was on the
33:39
Speaker 2: Sean Ryan Show a few weeks back and explained some
33:43
Speaker 2: of the lunacy that is weakening the military.
33:46
Speaker 20: We're now allowing people who used to be men or
33:50
Speaker 20: women join, and then after that we pay for medical
33:57
Speaker 20: or physical transitions to another gender, which definition makes them
34:01
Speaker 20: non deployable and non trainable for your because there and
34:05
Speaker 20: the same thing with asthma medication or inhalers, like when
34:08
Speaker 20: you're basic training, you can't have an inhaler when you're
34:12
Speaker 20: doing your exercises because you can't count on having an
34:15
Speaker 20: Inhaler in a combat situation. Well, if you're medically dependent
34:18
Speaker 20: on drugs to maintain your gender or a particular balance
34:22
Speaker 20: of chemicals inside your body, you're by definition undeployable.
34:25
Speaker 1: And so they'd have.
34:26
Speaker 20: Soldiers who can't train, can't deploy, have been on the books.
34:30
Speaker 20: And yet everyone has to be careful about what pronoun
34:32
Speaker 20: you use with them.
34:33
Speaker 2: Josh, non deployable soldiers and obsessions with pronouns, you can
34:39
Speaker 2: see why recruitment is having an issue. You can see
34:42
Speaker 2: why morale may be down. What sort of generals have
34:46
Speaker 2: been allowed to rise through the ranks. How long has
34:50
Speaker 2: this rot been there? Obviously it's not something that's just
34:53
Speaker 2: happened in the last four years.
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Speaker 14: Well, first of all, I mean, how do you not
34:58
Speaker 14: love Pete set There's like watching that clip right there.
35:00
Speaker 14: I mean, he's a real person. I mean, he's not
35:03
Speaker 14: someone who has climbed his way up through the Pentagon bureaucracy.
35:06
Speaker 14: He is not someone there who is wearing his ostentatious
35:08
Speaker 14: uniform los sables. He's wearing there with his tattoos like
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Speaker 14: a normal person having a real conversation about real issues.
35:15
Speaker 1: There.
35:15
Speaker 14: Again, I think that the Pentagon is smart and they
35:17
Speaker 14: want people to actually sign up and join the armed
35:20
Speaker 14: forces at a time, by the way, that China has
35:22
Speaker 14: never been more powerful orn on the March. On the March,
35:24
Speaker 14: it is so important that we get young men and women,
35:26
Speaker 14: but especially young men across the America at hard Lane
35:29
Speaker 14: to be inspired to serve their country again. And it
35:31
Speaker 14: is just it's crucial that someone who actually has served
35:34
Speaker 14: in America's post nine to eleven wars in Iraq and Afghanistan,
35:37
Speaker 14: I think, have the ability to relate to young prospective recruits.
35:41
Speaker 14: But that actually is the answer to your question as
35:43
Speaker 14: well read it. I think this train really started to
35:45
Speaker 14: go off the rails in the aftermath of the nine
35:47
Speaker 14: to eleven era, when America's really started engaging a lot
35:50
Speaker 14: of these feckless, moralistic boondoggles. Whether it was the Kadaffi
35:53
Speaker 14: intervention in Libya, we have seen the various ways that
35:57
Speaker 14: a rock in Afghanistan have not exactly panned out here. Look,
36:00
Speaker 14: when you start getting a holier than thou attitude that
36:03
Speaker 14: America exists not to secure its own national interest but
36:06
Speaker 14: to spread some Western Locke and Jeffersonian conception of individual liberty.
36:11
Speaker 14: When you start to think that you are so holier
36:13
Speaker 14: than now that the American military is there to spread democracy.
36:17
Speaker 14: I mean, when you start to go there, you're going
36:19
Speaker 14: to have people that are going to say a lot
36:20
Speaker 14: of crazy things that are subservient to that somewhat crazy
36:24
Speaker 14: thing as well. So I think one thing naturally kind
36:26
Speaker 14: of just flows from the other. Unfortunately, I blame a
36:28
Speaker 14: lot of it in the post nine to eleven military
36:30
Speaker 14: mentality here in the States.
36:33
Speaker 2: Now. Former CIA director John Brennan has criticized Donald Trump's
36:37
Speaker 2: peak for National Intelligence Director Telsea gabbed have a listen.
36:42
Speaker 6: So many of her substant comments as well as previous
36:44
Speaker 6: actions have called into question whether or not she has
36:46
Speaker 6: a good understanding of global.
36:48
Speaker 1: Politics in the US role there.
36:50
Speaker 5: But also she doesn't have any experience in intelligence.
36:53
Speaker 2: She has never served in the intelligence community Josha. He
36:57
Speaker 2: also warned in that interview Get This that Tulsi will
37:01
Speaker 2: not be a political The pure hutzpah of this guy
37:04
Speaker 2: is something to behold. Should the likes of him be
37:09
Speaker 2: worried because the role he is played, I would call
37:13
Speaker 2: it straight out election interference over and over again. Whether
37:17
Speaker 2: he was saying that Hunter Biden's laptop was Russian disinformation
37:23
Speaker 2: all the Russian collusion hoax, or his part in really
37:27
Speaker 2: politicizing and weaponizing these institutions.
37:32
Speaker 14: Yeah, John Brannan and Jim Clapper. I mean, those are
37:35
Speaker 14: the two foremost left wing spies here in the United
37:38
Speaker 14: States who have been more responsible than anyone in our
37:41
Speaker 14: entire nation for politicizing and weaponizing and sicking the intelligence
37:46
Speaker 14: community agencies as partisan apparatuses to subjugate their political enemies.
37:50
Speaker 14: It is disgusting. And for this man to sit there,
37:53
Speaker 14: John Brannan, and to have the hood spot to say
37:55
Speaker 14: it's Halsey Gabbern does not have the relevant qualifications because
37:59
Speaker 14: she didn't serve in a certain spy agency that was
38:02
Speaker 14: headed up by John Brennan or Jim Clapper or one
38:04
Speaker 14: of these other fifty one deep state spooks who have
38:07
Speaker 14: fixed their signature to the Hunter Biden laptop story. There
38:09
Speaker 14: are you out of your mind?
38:11
Speaker 5: It is interviews like.
38:12
Speaker 14: This John Brennan's saying that deadpan, you know, straight face
38:16
Speaker 14: into the camera, is interviews just like that that has
38:19
Speaker 14: caused the American people to lose complete trust in the
38:22
Speaker 14: intelligence community. Once upon a time, conservatives here in the
38:25
Speaker 14: States were the de facto allies of the CIA of
38:28
Speaker 14: the NSA. Sean Hannity on Fox News used to wear
38:30
Speaker 14: a CIA lapel pen. Conservatives used to reflect, we defend them,
38:33
Speaker 14: but it is Shenannigan's like this that have caused all
38:36
Speaker 14: of us to lose total total faith there. Tulci Gabert
38:39
Speaker 14: is nothing if not an outsider. Hey, look, Donald Trump
38:42
Speaker 14: ran on a drain the swamp platform. You shouldn't have
38:44
Speaker 14: voted for him if you didn't want to put an
38:46
Speaker 14: outsiders like Pete Heek Seth, like RFK, like Tulci Gabbert
38:50
Speaker 14: to drain the swamp. So far, it looks like Donald
38:52
Speaker 14: Trump is going to do that which he campaigned to do.
38:55
Speaker 14: I say that's a great thing personally.
38:58
Speaker 2: Now, Josh, we have seen a cultural shift just in
39:03
Speaker 2: the past couple of weeks. Massive cultural shift. Yes, we
39:07
Speaker 2: can see it in the UFC. It's always kind of
39:09
Speaker 2: been evident there that's been a conservative base, but you're
39:13
Speaker 2: now seeing it in football. We're talking about college football,
39:16
Speaker 2: even the NFL, and even country singer Aaron Lewis had
39:21
Speaker 2: this to say on stage. And we've seen pro Trump
39:37
Speaker 2: trends such as this one go viral.
39:41
Speaker 16: Does not need to.
39:42
Speaker 10: Feel down, just somewhat.
40:00
Speaker 12: When you not.
40:04
Speaker 18: You it's fun.
40:27
Speaker 2: But josh uh, things have changed. The cool kids omegan.
40:40
Speaker 14: Now yeah, that's quite that's quite a real and read
40:43
Speaker 14: I couldn't help but notice your excellent dance moves as well.
40:45
Speaker 14: I think mar A Lago would be well served to
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Speaker 14: have you perform there in Pombe, Florida perhaps one day.
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Speaker 14: I guess we'll see. But you know, it's it really
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Speaker 14: is funny. How how the generation shift. I mean, back
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Speaker 14: in the day, in the nineteen sixties, Republicans were a
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Speaker 14: stodgy old generation. They were closely affiliated with the Vietnam War.
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Speaker 14: And then you had the Democrats who are seen as
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Speaker 14: the cool campus kids who are protesting the war. I mean,
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Speaker 14: you saw it in this election. Kamala Harris beat Donald
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Speaker 14: Trump in the age thirty five and under demographic by
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Speaker 14: one point one point. That was the bread and butter
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Speaker 14: above all of the Barack Obama two thousand and coalition.
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Speaker 14: Donald Trump is a marketing genius. He is a global icon,
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Speaker 14: and things like this are naturally downstream of the fact
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Speaker 14: when you have a two term president of the United
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Speaker 14: States who has actually already been a global, universally recognized
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Speaker 14: name for thirty forty years prior to it. I think
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Speaker 14: it's great. I love it. Hopefully it only continues.
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Speaker 2: God willing Isa, Josh Hamma, thanks so much for your
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Speaker 2: time tonight.
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Speaker 7: Thank you, Reeder.
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Speaker 2: Still to come. A radical feminist abstinence movement captures democrat
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Speaker 2: women in the US. Kith Hanson joins me next welcome back.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is Critical Dynamics director of law enforcement
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Speaker 2: training security expert Keith Hansen Keith. A radical feminist movement
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Speaker 2: calling itself the four B Movement is gaining popularity among
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Speaker 2: American leftist feminists in light of Trump's emphatic victory. The
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Speaker 2: four Bees have appropriated this whole thing from a Korean movement,
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Speaker 2: but what they essentially stand for is no marriage, no dating,
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Speaker 2: no birthing, and no sex.
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Speaker 5: Start by taking back your power.
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Speaker 2: It's time for action.
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Speaker 11: Some concerned women now taking radical steps.
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Speaker 9: You may have seen it talk of the four BE
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Speaker 9: movement gaining steam.
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Speaker 5: Four B Movement, the four B Movement, the four Being Movement.
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Speaker 2: All I have to say is good luck getting laid,
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Speaker 2: especially in Florida, because.
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Speaker 5: Me and my girls are participating in the four B movement.
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Speaker 5: That's my next plan.
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Speaker 2: I don't think the men in Florida are too worried.
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Speaker 2: But tell me about this movement.
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Speaker 9: Well, I mean it's cultural appropriation at its finance, isn't it.
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Speaker 9: I mean, this is a movement that was stolen from
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Speaker 9: from Korea. That political article that you referenced, great, great
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Speaker 9: article gives a really good, succinct breakdown of exactly what
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Speaker 9: the four B movement is all about. But you know, listen,
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Speaker 9: I don't personally have any issues with blue haired, five
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Speaker 9: hundred pound Belugas pulling themselves out of the dating market,
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Speaker 9: you know, And if they're so concerned, I mean, this
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Speaker 9: whole thing ostensibly kicked off because your reproductive rights and
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Speaker 9: the ability to go out and have an abortion. So
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Speaker 9: these are people that, for whatever seems psychologically compelled to
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Speaker 9: go out and just engage in activities that you know,
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Speaker 9: are the leading causes of pregnancy. I would really think
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Speaker 9: it would be entertaining to see them try to abstain
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Speaker 9: from this. The political article referenced this woman who, well,
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Speaker 9: you know, I'm going to give up men, and it's
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Speaker 9: just going to be a whole bunch of me and
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Speaker 9: my sisters all sitting around and in this tight nip
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Speaker 9: group of women.
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Speaker 1: You know day.
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Speaker 9: Listen, more power to you. That's why I love conservative
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Speaker 9: women read it, because they're happy, and they're first of all,
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Speaker 9: they're incredibly attractive. They're happy, they're robust, they're full of life,
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Speaker 9: and they don't buy into this constantly angry, constant victim status. Listen,
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Speaker 9: as far as I'm concerned, if these women want to
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Speaker 9: breed themselves out of existence, I'm all for it. You
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Speaker 9: got my seal of approval.
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Speaker 2: Well, this is the thing. It's self harm essentially, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: You're only hurting yourself, you're only hurting the sisterhood. The
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Speaker 2: biggest people you're punishing are within your own little ideological
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Speaker 2: echo chamber. So it is a bizarre little movement. You
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Speaker 2: almost think this is something a conservative came up with
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Speaker 2: and somehow fool these girls into following. Let's see how
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Speaker 2: long it last. We saw that whole pussy hat movement
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Speaker 2: the first time Trump was elected and that physicle out.
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Speaker 2: I guess those ladies need something to do. Now, let's
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Speaker 2: go to New York. We're hearing that Manhattan District Attorney
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Speaker 2: Alvin Bragg is said to be re elected next year
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Speaker 2: despite his terrible performance thus far. The way he has
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Speaker 2: misused his offers to go after political opponents while being
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Speaker 2: soft on crime, including violent crime. What does this tell you,
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Speaker 2: Keith about New Yorkers? They complain endlessly about crime, and
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Speaker 2: yet they're going to reelect this guy.
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Speaker 9: Well, you know, the one thing I would say is,
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Speaker 9: let's not let's not get too excited about polls.
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Speaker 1: J N.
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Speaker 9: Seltzer, the you know, the famed polster. She you know,
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Speaker 9: she quit after she really flugged the Iowa prediction by
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Speaker 9: sixteen points. If we listen to the polls, we would
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Speaker 9: be as as that one political analyst said toasting Madam
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Speaker 9: President that didn't work out too well for her. Hillary
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Speaker 9: Clinton would have been elected as president and Brexit never
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Speaker 9: would have happened. Poles are designed to weaken the opposition,
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Speaker 9: to make the opposition think there's no reason to put
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Speaker 9: down your beer and get out of your bark a
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Speaker 9: lounger and go out and vote. So I would like
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Speaker 9: to think, after, you know, the resounding success that Trump
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Speaker 9: has had, even in places like New York, that maybe
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Speaker 9: people are starting to wake up under Adams under mayor
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Speaker 9: Adams under brag They're starting to look at what liberal
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Speaker 9: progressivism is doing to their cities, and at this point
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Speaker 9: they say, could it get any worse if we voted
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Speaker 9: somebody else in maybe, just maybe we might actually have
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Speaker 9: an improved quality of life with reduced crime in a
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Speaker 9: city where we could walk down the street and not
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Speaker 9: get mugged for you know, our cab fare or you
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Speaker 9: know our subway tokens.
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Speaker 2: I would love to believe that cake, but that just
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Speaker 2: hasn't been the experience. But you're right, those polls are
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Speaker 2: often terribly wrong. But we've also seen these blue cities
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Speaker 2: just keep voting for the same policies that are slowly
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Speaker 2: destroying the place, and then you see them fleeing their cities,
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Speaker 2: in some cases going to places in Florida or Texas
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Speaker 2: or Tennessee and then voting for the very things that
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Speaker 2: ruin the place they fled. So it is rather maddening.
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Speaker 2: But one of the things that we saw in this
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Speaker 2: election result was just how red America is when you
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Speaker 2: look at the map. Now, there are no blue states.
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Speaker 2: There's blue cities. Certainly there's blue cities. The big cities
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Speaker 2: are blue, but there's really no blue states.
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Speaker 1: No.
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Speaker 9: And I'm going to be honest with you and just
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Speaker 9: talking about what we were discussing previously. I mean, I
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Speaker 9: could be wrong. You'll notice my beard is gone. I
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Speaker 9: lost a bet, so you know it'll be back in
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Speaker 9: in two weeks. So I mean, I could be wrong
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Speaker 9: about this. But you know what's really encouraging is when
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Speaker 9: you look at the eighteen to twenty four crowds. How
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Speaker 9: many of these people, these young people, these students, I
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Speaker 9: think a lot of people who had written off and
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Speaker 9: said nope, they're hopelessly entrenched in this liberalism that they've
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Speaker 9: been exposed to in high school and in college. How
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Speaker 9: many of these people came out and voted for Trump.
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Speaker 9: It's extraordinarily encouraging. And you know, maybe it's just one
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Speaker 9: of those things where now we're being oppositional. Kids are oppositional,
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Speaker 9: So when your parents are woke leftists, that leaves only
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Speaker 9: one thing for you to do, as an oppositional child,
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Speaker 9: say to your parents, screw you, mom and dad. There's
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Speaker 9: two genders and now I'm going to go start up business.
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Speaker 9: And that's sticking it to your parents.
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Speaker 2: So well, yeah, we've been talking about that tonight. The
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Speaker 2: fact that the rebels are on the Republican side, the
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Speaker 2: cool kids on the Republican side. If you're a conformist,
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Speaker 2: if you're a shape, if you go with the establishment,
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Speaker 2: then you're with the left. Keith Hanson, thank you so
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Speaker 2: much for your time this evening, and that's it from
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Speaker 2: May app Next is Newsnight. I'll see you tomorrow at
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