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The Rita Panahi Show | 27 November · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scolds Oskolia. This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panety Show.
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Speaker 3: Coming up tonight, a convicted murderer who stabbed a mother
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Speaker 3: to death will be released from prison to undergo IVF treatment.
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Speaker 2: Prue McSween will.
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Speaker 3: Be here to discuss the latest failings of the Victorian
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Speaker 3: justice system. We have the brilliant Douglas Murray and Batier
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Speaker 3: Ungasagne on tonight.
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Speaker 2: We are being spoilt with great minds. And later in
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Speaker 2: the hour, Army.
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Speaker 3: Horowitz will join me from Israel as the country strikes
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Speaker 3: a ceasefire deal with Hesbula and left He's losing It
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Speaker 3: features more than.
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Speaker 4: One Hollywood star. My country is in its adolescence. Adolescence
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Speaker 4: is very arrogant. Adolescence thinks it knows everything.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Sky News contributor Prue McSween. Prue,
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Speaker 3: let's start with fresh polling from red Bridge, which is
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Speaker 3: led by a labor operative.
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Speaker 2: Their research is revealed.
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Speaker 3: That just one percent of blue collar workers strongly agreed
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Speaker 3: that the Albaneze labor government has got its priorities right.
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Speaker 3: You compare that to twenty one percent of professionals and
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Speaker 3: managers through this political realignment we keep talking about on
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Speaker 3: this program and on this station is real.
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Speaker 2: And what's also real is that Anthony Albanese isn't a
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Speaker 2: fair bit of trouble well.
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Speaker 5: He's totally abandoned his primary workers, who are the people
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Speaker 5: who traditionally voted labor. He's pursuing his virtue signaling ideological
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Speaker 5: pro vanity projects. They don't resonate with people who are
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Speaker 5: trading off whether they turn the lights on, pay the rent,
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Speaker 5: or buy food for their children. He has totally lost
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Speaker 5: any understanding of what Middle Australia is going through and
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Speaker 5: we're all hurting. I don't care who it is. The
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Speaker 5: working poor is a thriving sector now and he seems
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Speaker 5: incapable of coming up with any solutions. We have charmers,
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Speaker 5: the wonder Boy Treasurer who's pretending to be a treasurer
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Speaker 5: who has no idea. They're lying to us. They're lying
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Speaker 5: that what they're doing is actually going to help with
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Speaker 5: interest rates, help us with cost of living. They promised
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Speaker 5: at the elections that life was going to be so
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Speaker 5: much better, and in fact it's got worse than it
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Speaker 5: ever has. The statistics are saying that we've gone back
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Speaker 5: to almost the nineteen fifties standard of living and we're
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Speaker 5: living it. So alban Izzy has lost any credibility and
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Speaker 5: I don't believe the man is going to survive. I
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Speaker 5: don't think it will be a hung parliament. I think
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Speaker 5: that Dutton will romp it in.
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Speaker 3: Well, you're right about those living standards. The data that
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Speaker 3: we've been talking about in the past week is shocking.
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Speaker 3: We've seen the biggest drop in living standards, even bigger
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Speaker 3: than the last four recessions we've faced, and that's reflected
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Speaker 3: in this polling by Redbridge as well. Only thirty one
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Speaker 3: percent of Australians said they were better off than they
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Speaker 3: were two and a half years ago. So more than
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Speaker 3: two thirds of Australians are saying we're worse off at
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Speaker 3: a time where the government's telling us on everything's going
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Speaker 3: really well.
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Speaker 2: I'll just look at.
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Speaker 3: The figures we're.
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Speaker 2: Putting in front of you.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 3: Let's talk about Japan's former ambassador to Australia, Shino Yaga Mami.
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Speaker 3: He's revealed in his new book Combating China's Wolf Warrior
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Speaker 3: Diplomacy that he was summoned to Penny Wong's office back
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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty one and cautioned over his public criticism
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Speaker 3: of China. He writes, the choice of the word caution
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Speaker 3: smacked of lecturing. As a general protocol of diplomacy, it
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Speaker 3: was extraordinary and unacceptable for any ambassador representing his country
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Speaker 3: to not to such a message from somebody who is
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Speaker 3: not even representing her country. Prue, this does seem like
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Speaker 3: an extraordinary thing for a shadow Foreign Affairs minister to do.
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Speaker 3: Was Penny Wang speaking on her own behalf or she's
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Speaker 3: representing Labor when she did.
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Speaker 5: This, Well, she's an audacious person. She's very confident in
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Speaker 5: herself to think that she can do this to break
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Speaker 5: protocol almost you know, when we don't really this man
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Speaker 5: had no idea whether she was speaking personally or on
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Speaker 5: behalf of the opposition and potential government. But we all
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Speaker 5: understand that Penny Wog and Labor have very unique special
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Speaker 5: friendship with China, with these communists, and clearly that was
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Speaker 5: on the agenda well before they got into power. And
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Speaker 5: to actually feel that she can shirt front an ambassador
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Speaker 5: from another country for suggesting a bipartisana approach between Australia
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Speaker 5: and Japan over communist China's audacity and aggression in the
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Speaker 5: South China Sea and with the trade tariffs. It's just remarkable.
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Speaker 5: This woman we know is a mean girl. Being mean
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Speaker 5: to other countries diplomats is way beyond the pale when
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Speaker 5: you're particularly only in opposition.
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Speaker 3: Well, we know the Prime ministert Anthony alban Easy is
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Speaker 3: the favorite of the Chinese Communist Party at the moment,
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Speaker 3: they keep singing his praises, saying other countries should follow
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Speaker 3: his leader. Handsome boy is in the good books right now.
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Speaker 3: That abs cheer Kim Williams has launched a astonishing attack
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Speaker 3: against the world's leading podcaster, Joe Rogan.
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Speaker 2: Have a listened to what he had to say.
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Speaker 7: I think people like mister Rogan pray on people's vulnerabilities.
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Speaker 7: They pray on fear, they pray on anxiety, they pray
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Speaker 7: on all of the elements that contribute to uncertainty in society,
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Speaker 7: and they entrepreneur fantasy outcomes and conspiracy outcomes as being
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Speaker 7: a normal part of social narrative. I personally find it
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Speaker 7: deeply repulsive, and to think that someone has such remarkable
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Speaker 7: power in the United States is something that I look
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Speaker 7: at in disbelief. I'm also absolutely in dismay that this
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Speaker 7: can be a source of public entertainment when it's really
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Speaker 7: treating the public as plunder for purposes that are really quite.
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Speaker 3: Malevolent, deeply repulsive disbelief, dismay. It's clear that Kid Williams
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Speaker 3: doesn't actually listen to Joe Rogan because just about everything
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Speaker 3: is said there was false and it just shows how
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Speaker 3: out of touch and clueless is And given we fund
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Speaker 3: the ABC to the tune of a billion dollars, more
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Speaker 3: than a billion dollars every year, I.
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Speaker 2: Got to say, Peru doesn't fill me with confidence me neither.
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Speaker 5: I mean, why is this man in this position if
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Speaker 5: he feels that someone who gets eleven million listeners to
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Speaker 5: his podcast, who has the most sense a lot more
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Speaker 5: and then some I'm probably more, you're right, and then
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Speaker 5: has people knocking on his door, the world leaders, people
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Speaker 5: who are scientists, the biggest brains in the world, wanting
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Speaker 5: to be part of this conversation which is unfiltered. It's
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Speaker 5: william suggesting that someone who is so successful that people
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Speaker 5: want to listen to is dangerous, is someone that shouldn't
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Speaker 5: be fostered and celebrated. Clearly, he doesn't understand that or
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Speaker 5: perhaps it's foreign to him because he works at the
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Speaker 5: ABC and no one really wants to listen to anything
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Speaker 5: they say, so maybe it's just such a foreign thing.
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Speaker 8: But you know, the bloke is dreaming.
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Speaker 5: I've got to say, if he thinks that he is
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Speaker 5: in despair over this, in a quandary over it, and
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Speaker 5: clearly is in the wrong job, when get out Kim,
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Speaker 5: because honestly, give someone a job to handle it.
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Speaker 3: It's embarrassing. It's embarrassing to have someone in a position
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Speaker 3: like that who is so out of touch with the
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Speaker 3: current media environment, with how people consume news, people have
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Speaker 3: conversations the public square, and to have such a warped
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Speaker 3: out look really just doesn't speak well for the job
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Speaker 3: is going to be doing there. And as far as
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Speaker 3: the APC goes, it doesn't matter how far left, how
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Speaker 3: anti Israel their coverage is, it's still not left enough,
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Speaker 3: not anti Israel enough for some of the pro Palestinian lobby.
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Speaker 2: Listen to this poor ABC reporter being abused while she
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Speaker 2: was trying to do across aby safe pullet.
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Speaker 9: Hey they save blot come.
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Speaker 10: About propaganda, propaganda.
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Speaker 3: Zonus media, Zonus media. I got to say, every ABC
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Speaker 3: report I've seen on this story has been very much
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Speaker 3: leaning to the Palestine the inside, but still not enough
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Speaker 3: for some of those activists.
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Speaker 5: No, clearly not. She did very well to keep going,
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Speaker 5: but they don't want to hear other perspectives on the ABC,
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Speaker 5: and it's really unusual that this reporter has survived to
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Speaker 5: be there. But you know, clearly it's appalling that in
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Speaker 5: this country we have people who've either come here or
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Speaker 5: have grown up here and do not want to have
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Speaker 5: intelligent debate anymore in our news media or just generally.
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Speaker 5: And it's a real concern that we should all be really,
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Speaker 5: really anxious about.
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Speaker 2: This has got me anxious.
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Speaker 3: Convicted murderer Alicia Schiller, who was jailed in twenty seventeen
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Speaker 3: for sixteen years for stabbing a mother to death over
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Speaker 3: fifty dollars, She's been granted approval to be released from
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Speaker 3: Victoria's maximum security prison to receive IVF treatment prove I'm
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Speaker 3: not even going to go to the sixteen year sentence.
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Speaker 3: And whether that's inadequate or not, but I would have
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Speaker 3: thought that is the price you pay when your liberty
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Speaker 3: is taken away, when you're being punished for committing a
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Speaker 3: heinous crime. Like this the worst crime you can commit.
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Speaker 3: That means that you have lost things.
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Speaker 2: Like perhaps the opportunity to have children.
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Speaker 3: And if she actually does have a child, that child
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Speaker 3: has to be raised in prison because she still has
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Speaker 3: a prison term to serve. So we're going to have
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Speaker 3: a toddler running around in maximum security.
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Speaker 2: Is that really something we want to inflict on a child.
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Speaker 5: So this woman's killed a mother and now wants to
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Speaker 5: be a mother and wants the state.
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Speaker 2: To pay for it. All I can say, though.
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Speaker 5: Rita, is if she did ever have this child, it
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Speaker 5: would probably be better for the child if it was
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Speaker 5: raised by someone else. But it is quite bizarre. You're
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Speaker 5: so right. I mean, you're put in prison for punishment,
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Speaker 5: you have your rights denied, and for her to feel
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Speaker 5: that now she wants to have get her a dog,
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Speaker 5: you know, she wants something to love, and this is
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Speaker 5: you know, what she's now deciding is going to be
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Speaker 5: right for her. She's forfeited that right. And if this
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Speaker 5: does actually happen, I think we should all be really
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Speaker 5: standing up and screaming about it.
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Speaker 8: It's appalling.
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Speaker 3: It is appalling, but it's not surprising in the Victorian
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Speaker 3: justice system. Prim ex Queen thanks for your time tonight.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is best selling author Douglas Murray. His
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Speaker 3: latest work is The War on the West. Douglas, let's
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Speaker 3: start with the ongoing meltdown over Donald Trump's election triumph.
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Speaker 3: Former German Chancellor Angela Merkle has lashed out at the
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Speaker 3: president Alex saying he's driven by emotion in contrast to
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Speaker 3: her factual approach. She also said, I wish with all
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Speaker 3: my heart that Kamala Harris defeats her competitor and becomes president.
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Speaker 2: I don't know why she's still wishing that, because it's
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Speaker 2: done and dusted.
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Speaker 3: Douglas, if only should listen to Donald Trump when you
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Speaker 3: warned her about Germany becoming dependent on Russian energy.
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Speaker 1: Yes, it's extraordinary, red.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 11: Angler Merkel is much revered in Europe, and it seems
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Speaker 11: around the international community for being this sort of strong
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Speaker 11: woman who was the one who could.
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Speaker 1: Make the tough decisions and all that sort of thing.
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Speaker 11: But there were several just major geostrategic mistakes she made
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Speaker 11: in her time in office, which is still having effects
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Speaker 11: that reverberate across not just Europe but the world. One
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Speaker 11: was making Germany's and the europe so dominant on Russian gas.
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Speaker 1: Of course, her.
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Speaker 11: Predecessor as Chancellor actually went to work for gas from
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Speaker 11: the Putin, Russia owned gas company. She in meshed Germany
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Speaker 11: even tighter into that, and it's had consequences that have
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Speaker 11: been unbelievable for holding Europe a kind of hostage in
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Speaker 11: its relations with Russia and indeed with Ukraine. Secondly, I mean,
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Speaker 11: apart from anything else, you have the fact that Angela
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Speaker 11: Merkel and when she talks about emotion, and she used
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Speaker 11: emotion to make one of the worst decisions that's been
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Speaker 11: made in our lifetimes in Europe, which was the decision
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Speaker 11: that Europe's external borders should be opened and the over
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Speaker 11: a million illegal migrants from all over the world to
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Speaker 11: be allowed to just flood into Europe, something which is
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Speaker 11: still happening because of the laxity of her border approach.
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Speaker 1: She did that.
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Speaker 11: It seems purely from emotion, and you know, it's just
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Speaker 11: astonishing sometimes Retao that's for some reason.
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Speaker 1: Some politicians can.
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Speaker 11: Make absolutely epoch changing political mistakes and still be given
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Speaker 11: reverential interviews by the world's media, and others can make
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Speaker 11: tough decisions that actually save their countries, and they tend
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Speaker 11: to be the ones that get.
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Speaker 1: Harried in retirement by the media.
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Speaker 11: It's astonishing watching the career of Angela Merkel.
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Speaker 1: After office as it was during office.
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Speaker 3: Well, as you said, her legacy is the changing face
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Speaker 3: of Europe and will experience that for decades to come.
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Speaker 3: The illegal immigration crisis in the US and the plight
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Speaker 3: of unaccompanied children has again been highlighted, this time by Toddler.
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Speaker 3: She's from El Salvador, we're told, and she arrived in
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Speaker 3: the US holding a post it note with her name
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Speaker 3: and number Peninsula.
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Speaker 12: See D's angels Man to my mind, to Papa no manezuela,
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Speaker 12: but I mama understand Douglas.
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Speaker 3: There's been scanned coverage of the fact that more than
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Speaker 3: five hundred thousand unaccompanied children have crossed the border without
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Speaker 3: a parent or guardian since twenty twenty one, or the
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Speaker 3: fact that there's thousands of these children missing. More than
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Speaker 3: thirty thousand have failed to show up for court hearings
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Speaker 3: according to the Department of Homeland Security. What's become of
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Speaker 3: some of these children there whereabouts are unknown.
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Speaker 1: And they'll remain unknown sadly.
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Speaker 11: And this is another of the things that happens from
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Speaker 11: the let's make major decisions based.
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Speaker 1: On so called emotion.
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Speaker 11: Kama Harris and Joe Biden were incapable or unwilling to
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Speaker 11: make sure that the southern border of the United States held,
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Speaker 11: and so, as you say, hundreds of thousands of children
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Speaker 11: among others have been effectively trafficked through the border since then.
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Speaker 11: The American system is inevitably completely overwhelmed, as the European
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Speaker 11: system has been in recent years, as the Australian system
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Speaker 11: would have been if the Australian authorities hadn't have taken
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Speaker 11: some control of their borders in recent years or in
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Speaker 11: recent decades. The US authorities do not have the capability
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Speaker 11: to make sure that children born in the United States
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Speaker 11: turn up to school and don't play truant. The idea
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Speaker 11: that they could keep a tab on hundreds of thousands
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Speaker 11: of illegals and children who are illegal migrants who've been
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Speaker 11: trafficked over the border is frankly ludicrous. There just isn't
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Speaker 11: the capability in DHS or anywhere else to address this.
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Speaker 11: And all those I user term carefully, all those so
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Speaker 11: called liberals who are in favor of so called liberal
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Speaker 11: border policies, they never bother to look at what the
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Speaker 11: next steps are in the consequences of their so called liberalism.
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Speaker 1: They never bother.
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Speaker 11: They just they thrive on the moral high of saying,
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Speaker 11: at least we don't have strict borders. And then they
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Speaker 11: let the story disappear because the moral high has disappeared,
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Speaker 11: And it would disappear, wouldn't it, because the rest of
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Speaker 11: the story isn't going to be so good. The rest
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Speaker 11: of the story is going to be children trafficked at
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Speaker 11: worst and at best put through a sort of black
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Speaker 11: market systems set me legal illegal status for.
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Speaker 1: Many years to come. So you know, well done, guys
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Speaker 1: for the emotion thing.
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Speaker 11: This is what you get when you pretend that politics
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Speaker 11: is like an episode of the show Glee.
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Speaker 3: Now you did warn us some months ago about the ICC,
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Speaker 3: and you've been proven right there. The International Criminal Court
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Speaker 3: has now issued arrest warrens for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
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Speaker 3: Nettina who and former Israeli Defense minister you have, gallant?
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Speaker 3: Does this mean, Douglas, that the democratically elected prime minister
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Speaker 3: of the only Jewish state in the world is going
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Speaker 3: to be arrested if he travels to France or Britain
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Speaker 3: or Germany or indeed Australia.
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Speaker 1: Well, we're going to see on this reata.
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Speaker 11: But it's got an exceptionally it's an exceptionally dangerous precedent.
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Speaker 1: The International Criminal Court. Of course, neither is.
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Speaker 11: Now Israel nor America as signatories to it, very wisely
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Speaker 11: in my view, because I think they realize there's no
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Speaker 11: scenario in which an Israeli or American soldier or politician,
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Speaker 11: retired or serving should ever be subjected to the whims
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Speaker 11: of one of these corrupt so called international bodies. But
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Speaker 11: of course many European countries and others are signatories to
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Speaker 11: the International Criminal Court. This prosecutor from the UK, Karim Khan,
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Speaker 11: has been the one pushing these arrest warrants. He did
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Speaker 11: also issue an arrest warrant for a one leader of
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Speaker 11: Hamaz who's dead, so that's brilliant. Obviously, it seems that
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Speaker 11: the International Criminal Court in its jurisdiction now has not
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Speaker 11: just anyone in the world, including democratic leaders in its sites,
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Speaker 11: but also the dead. So that's a total farce. But
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Speaker 11: it's going to be a very interesting tests this. So
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Speaker 11: now there are only arrest warrants out for the first
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Speaker 11: time for democratically elected leaders They've tried this stunt on
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Speaker 11: Vladimir Putin, but they've never dared to try it on
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Speaker 11: a democratically elected leader before, and they have with Netanyahu
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Speaker 11: and Gallant. It has serious repercussions. As I mentioned in
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Speaker 11: the New York Post, it could potentially mean that neither
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Speaker 11: these Raeli prime minister nor the former defensemen is that
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Speaker 11: can go, say, you know, to Europe or in fly
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Speaker 11: over European airspace. Some European countries have already said they
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Speaker 11: absolutely will not recognize these absurd kangaroo court warrants. Hungary, Austria,
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Speaker 11: a number of other European countries have said absolutely they won't.
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Speaker 11: The ones that I'm interested in are for rather obvious reasons.
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Speaker 11: I'm very interested in Britain. The Labor government is squirming
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Speaker 11: about this. It has previously said it would observe the
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Speaker 11: International Criminal Court's judgments and warrants. I think they probably know,
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Speaker 11: among other things, that this puts them in an incredibly unpleasant, ugly,
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Speaker 11: visibly ugly diplomatic situation, visibly not just Israel, but America,
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Speaker 11: and of course also maybe they also know Rita that
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Speaker 11: if you're going to start going around issuing arrest warrants
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Speaker 11: for war crimes. There are certain former Labor prime ministers
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Speaker 11: who could quite easily in the near future be in
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Speaker 11: the sights of that same kangaroo court. But the other
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Speaker 11: country IM very interested in is Germany, because of course Germany.
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Speaker 11: Isn't it fascinating Rita that a court set up after
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Speaker 11: World War II.
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Speaker 1: To prevent.
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Speaker 11: War crimes should end up in its first judgment against
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Speaker 11: the democratically elected leader singling out the minister of the
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Speaker 11: one Jewish State, and that Germany a signatory undermines it
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Speaker 11: would actually possibly be arresting the leader of the one
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Speaker 11: Jewish State. Fascinating to see.
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Speaker 1: What Germany does.
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Speaker 2: Douglas Murray, thank you so much for your time tonight.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, and the full version of that interview is
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Speaker 2: available on.
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Speaker 3: Our digital platforms including Stoney's Australia's channel on YouTube. Still
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Speaker 3: to come and Left He's Losing It. Plus a leading
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Speaker 3: investigative journalist blows the whistle on how a major network
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Speaker 3: buried the Biden laptop stories.
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Speaker 2: Battia Ungar Sagon is up next. Welcome back. It's time
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Speaker 2: for Lefties Losing ed.
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Speaker 3: Let's start with a special message from Vice President and
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Speaker 3: failed presidential candidate Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 2: Is this message delivered to her voters or is it
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Speaker 2: for herself?
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Speaker 13: I just have to remind you, don't you ever let
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Speaker 13: anybody take your power from you. You have the same
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Speaker 13: power that you did before November fifth, and you have
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Speaker 13: the same purpose that you did, and you have the
24:23
Speaker 13: same ability to engage and inspire. So don't ever let
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Speaker 13: anybody or any circumstance take your power from you.
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Speaker 2: Where's the joy?
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Speaker 3: Yes, it does feel like she is repeating a mantrat
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Speaker 3: to herself in the mirror daily. Now to someone else
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Speaker 3: who needs a good hard look in the mirror, because
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Speaker 3: everything Sharon Stone spews in this sad little Die tribe
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Speaker 3: actually applies to her and her ilk.
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Speaker 4: My country is in its adolescence. Adolescence is very arrogant.
25:00
Speaker 4: Adolescence thinks it knows everything. Adolescence is naive and ignorant
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Speaker 4: and arrogant. And we are in our ignorant, arrogant adolescence.
25:13
Speaker 4: We haven't seen this before in our country. So Americans
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Speaker 4: who don't travel, who eighty percent don't have a passport,
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Speaker 4: who are uneducated, are in their extraordinary naivete.
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Speaker 3: Extraordinary the deep delusion the self delighted arrogance and ignorance
25:36
Speaker 3: of a Hollywood elite who has zero understanding of our
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Speaker 3: own country and countrymen, let alone the world. Even her
25:44
Speaker 3: little stat there about passports was wildly wrong, but the
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Speaker 3: ill informed hatefield rant.
25:51
Speaker 2: Did not end there.
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Speaker 4: Those good men must be very aware that a lot
25:56
Speaker 4: of your friends are not good men. And you can't
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Speaker 4: continue to pretend that your friends are good men when
26:06
Speaker 4: they are not good men. And you must be very
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Speaker 4: clear minded and understand that your friends who are not
26:18
Speaker 4: good men are dangerous, violent men, and you have to
26:23
Speaker 4: keep them away from your daughters, your wives, and your girlfriends.
26:30
Speaker 3: Finally, she had the courage to speak out about bad
26:34
Speaker 3: men when Harvey Weinstein was preying upon young women. But
26:38
Speaker 3: then Harvey is a Democrat. He hated Trump, he hates Trump.
26:43
Speaker 3: He even marched with the pussy hat brigade. Can you
26:46
Speaker 3: believe that against Donald.
26:48
Speaker 2: Trump and your remained protected?
26:52
Speaker 3: And let's end this Sharon Stone interlude with this ridiculous
26:56
Speaker 3: remark where she compares the real fascism Italy experienced in
27:02
Speaker 3: the past with Trump's election victory.
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Speaker 4: You know, Italy has seen fascism. Italy has seen these things.
27:13
Speaker 4: You guys you understand what happens.
27:18
Speaker 3: Oh dear, someone should tell Sharon who the Italian prime
27:21
Speaker 3: minister is right now.
27:23
Speaker 2: It's the Italian Trump.
27:24
Speaker 3: Georgia Maloney, a center right woman who the media decried
27:29
Speaker 3: as a fascist, a far right extremist and a threat
27:32
Speaker 3: to the country. Sound familiar. She's now among, if not
27:37
Speaker 3: the most popular leader in Europe. Also in Italy is
27:42
Speaker 3: another lefty losing it, and he's a regular in this segment,
27:45
Speaker 3: Alec Baldwin, fresh from an awful Saturday Night live performance,
27:50
Speaker 3: and he too was bashing his country and his countrymen.
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Speaker 1: It's a very difficult time in the United States America.
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Speaker 1: It's a very uninformed about reality. W what's really going on?
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Speaker 10: Let's climate change, Ukraine is the way you name it,
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Speaker 10: all the biggest topics in the world.
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Speaker 3: Now to Sann where Scott Jennings is the token conservative
28:11
Speaker 3: continues to embarrass the lefty losers.
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Speaker 6: I heard what you're saying about X. I saw a
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Speaker 6: survey this week. It's now the most ideologically balanced Oh
28:20
Speaker 6: com user platform.
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Speaker 14: God stop stop, it's too early.
28:23
Speaker 2: I just said down.
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Speaker 9: But we've been here for tras the show.
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Speaker 2: But you cannot say that that's the case at what
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Speaker 2: I thought.
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Speaker 1: We've reported it on this network.
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Speaker 2: It's not accurate and you know it.
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Speaker 15: Okay, let you make your saying, Yes, Scott, what's your source?
28:38
Speaker 15: What's your source? It's too early for facts. Let's have
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Speaker 15: a look at what his sources. Where Scott got those
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Speaker 15: facts and figures from.
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Speaker 1: Look at this the party idea.
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Speaker 8: Among those who regularly use X slash Twitter for news.
28:51
Speaker 8: Back in twenty twenty two, sixty five percent of those
28:54
Speaker 8: who regularly use Twitter slash X for news, we're Democrats,
28:57
Speaker 8: just thirty one percent Republicans. Look at where we are today,
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Speaker 8: just a completely different picture. Now it's basically split between
29:04
Speaker 8: Democrats at forty eight percent Republicans at forty seven percent.
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Speaker 8: And what I should not mister Berman, is this now,
29:10
Speaker 8: this new overall makeup matches the overall electriate far better.
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Speaker 3: Democrats still outnumber Republicans on X, but it's some sort
29:19
Speaker 3: of far right side.
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Speaker 2: I mean, people who spew that nonsense obviously have.
29:24
Speaker 3: Zero experience on social media, or they're just dishonest.
29:28
Speaker 2: Take your pick.
29:29
Speaker 3: Now, let's check in with a grown man who identifies
29:33
Speaker 3: as a baby wearing a diaper, and he has a
29:38
Speaker 3: disturbing update for us.
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Speaker 16: Yeah, workome our drop off of order and my date
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Speaker 16: he's getting kind of full right now, so I might
29:45
Speaker 16: need to change really soon. But it is very discreete
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Speaker 16: check out my last of a discrete outfits video. But
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Speaker 16: my daper is getting a little.
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Speaker 1: Full right now.
29:55
Speaker 3: Joining me now is Deputy Opinion editor at Newsweek, Battia
29:58
Speaker 3: on Ga Sagon. Tia, let's hear from Emmy Award winning
30:03
Speaker 3: former CBS investigative journalist Catherine Harry, who left the network
30:08
Speaker 3: early this year and can now reveal how they refused
30:11
Speaker 3: to air the stories the contents of that infamous Biden
30:15
Speaker 3: laptop until after the midterm elections.
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Speaker 14: I went to a lot of effort to get the
30:21
Speaker 14: cleanest copy of the laptop data, the same data that
30:25
Speaker 14: was provided to the FBI, because I didn't want to
30:27
Speaker 14: have any professional journalistic risk for CBS News. I wanted
30:32
Speaker 14: this thing to be totally locked down. When we did
30:37
Speaker 14: the story, we did it after the midterms. I argued
30:42
Speaker 14: against that because it was ready before the midterms, and
30:44
Speaker 14: my training is that you should always do the story
30:47
Speaker 14: when it's ready to go. You should not be dictated
30:50
Speaker 14: by the political cycle.
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Speaker 2: But Tia, the story was good to go. It was ready,
30:55
Speaker 2: but they didn't want to run it before the midterms.
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Speaker 10: It's an absolute scandal.
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Speaker 9: Rito.
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Speaker 10: What you have here is a news organization pretending to
31:05
Speaker 10: be objective and actually literally carrying water for one of
31:12
Speaker 10: the candidates and one of the parties and one of
31:14
Speaker 10: the sides in this two party system here. And when
31:19
Speaker 10: you think about the fact that CBS ran one of
31:22
Speaker 10: the presidential or the vice presidential debate, right like, how
31:28
Speaker 10: can this be? How can we allow this to stand
31:31
Speaker 10: where the media has chosen a side when it is
31:36
Speaker 10: their job to help the American people choose what is
31:40
Speaker 10: best for them. And you just see this in time
31:42
Speaker 10: and time again. You know, CBS just got caught doing it.
31:46
Speaker 10: But if you think that the journalists at the New
31:49
Speaker 10: York Times and The Atlantic and the Washington Post and
31:52
Speaker 10: CNN and MSNBC are any different, they really aren't. Ninety
31:56
Speaker 10: six percent of journalists are Democrats.
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Speaker 2: It's a huge scandal, it is, and it only gets
32:04
Speaker 2: worse here.
32:05
Speaker 3: Catherine explains, CBS did not want to report on legitimate
32:10
Speaker 3: stories like the use of the N word in these
32:14
Speaker 3: text messages.
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Speaker 14: Once we got the laptop story on the Morning News,
32:18
Speaker 14: I felt that there was so much there that we
32:22
Speaker 14: could still do. For example, in the text messages, there's
32:26
Speaker 14: unfortunately the use of the word, the liberal use of
32:32
Speaker 14: the N word, and I thought this was worthy of
32:35
Speaker 14: a story, but I was told that it was not
32:37
Speaker 14: something that interested CBS News. Then I asked for a
32:41
Speaker 14: forensic review of the laptop and we found that there
32:44
Speaker 14: were more than half a dozen emails that were likely
32:47
Speaker 14: used by Joe Biden. I thought that was a story,
32:50
Speaker 14: but the answer that came back was, well, we need
32:53
Speaker 14: to know what the content is of the emails, but
32:55
Speaker 14: that was going to be a year's long process.
32:58
Speaker 3: Extraordinary not just the president's involvement in these emails, but
33:04
Speaker 3: the fact that these text messages had the liberal use
33:08
Speaker 3: of the N words.
33:09
Speaker 2: She said that.
33:12
Speaker 3: They would ignore that when they've been so obsessed with
33:15
Speaker 3: race and any sort of racial slur or any suggestion
33:20
Speaker 3: of racism, and you've got the use of the N word,
33:23
Speaker 3: and you think.
33:23
Speaker 2: Oh, no, one's going to be interested in that.
33:27
Speaker 10: I mean, Rita, can you even imagine if they found
33:31
Speaker 10: text messages from Eric Trump or Don Junior that had
33:36
Speaker 10: the N word in them. I mean, they would talk
33:39
Speaker 10: about nothing else for a month. I mean, you just
33:43
Speaker 10: know that this is true. And meanwhile, they smear Donald Trump,
33:48
Speaker 10: and they smear the MAGA movement as racist when actually
33:53
Speaker 10: covering up actual racism on their own side. And it's
33:58
Speaker 10: so amazing because you know that they are out there scouring,
34:04
Speaker 10: scouring tapes for some indication that Donald Trump is racist,
34:08
Speaker 10: a man who obviously does not have a racist bone
34:10
Speaker 10: in his body, because they found nothing, nothing, reader in
34:14
Speaker 10: all of this time, while actively suppressing evidence that Joe
34:20
Speaker 10: Biden's own son uses the N word. I mean, it's
34:24
Speaker 10: really so revealing, and I'm so glad that this reporting
34:27
Speaker 10: is out there, and I'm so glad that you are
34:29
Speaker 10: calling attention to it.
34:33
Speaker 3: Well, is it any wonder that trust in the media
34:35
Speaker 3: is at historic lows in the US, and you can
34:38
Speaker 3: see why people are increasingly turning to the likes of
34:42
Speaker 3: Joe Rogan. The Democrats are very eager to create their
34:46
Speaker 3: own Joe Rogan. But as he explains, yeah, they had him,
34:50
Speaker 3: he was a Democrat. Listen to this discussion between Joe
34:54
Speaker 3: Rogan and Mark Anderson.
34:56
Speaker 6: To pay people, it's not going to have the same impact.
34:59
Speaker 6: You know, think these call her Daddy shows and all
35:02
Speaker 6: these different shows that she went on. I mean, I'm
35:04
Speaker 6: sure they had an impact, but I think that in
35:08
Speaker 6: the future, I'm sure they're scrambling to try to create
35:12
Speaker 6: their own version of this show. This is one thing
35:15
Speaker 6: that keeps coming up, like we need our own Joe Rogan.
35:18
Speaker 10: But they had me number one, They had you number one,
35:21
Speaker 10: They had you, they had you in the drive of
35:23
Speaker 10: your way.
35:23
Speaker 1: Is that number one numbers?
35:24
Speaker 6: But they also have you know, ABCNBCCBS, CNN, right, but
35:28
Speaker 6: that doesn't work anymore.
35:30
Speaker 2: They had him.
35:30
Speaker 3: He was a Democrat, like so many others now who
35:33
Speaker 3: are standing with Donald Trump, including Elon Musk and RFK Junior,
35:40
Speaker 3: Tarsi Gabbard. Joe Rogan donated to Bernie Sanders. It was
35:45
Speaker 3: a Bernie bry wasn't he. And to see him be
35:48
Speaker 3: red peel, to see him be personally attacked by the
35:52
Speaker 3: leftist media, and it's opened his eyes to how the
35:56
Speaker 3: system works. What will the Democrats have to do to
36:00
Speaker 3: counter this? Because that can go and pay podcasts, that
36:04
Speaker 3: can pay Oprah, but it just doesn't have the same impact.
36:09
Speaker 10: The reason that you can't imagine a Joe Rogan on
36:12
Speaker 10: the left is because the thing that they want is
36:15
Speaker 10: not the thing that he is actually doing. They believe
36:18
Speaker 10: that they are smarter than everybody else and that therefore
36:22
Speaker 10: they should be able to tell the American people what
36:24
Speaker 10: to think, and then they project their fantasy onto Joe
36:29
Speaker 10: Rogan that he's literally telling people what to think, and
36:33
Speaker 10: they're following him like zombies as he tells them to
36:35
Speaker 10: vote for Donald Trump, when of course the opposite is
36:38
Speaker 10: the case. The reason Joe Rogan is so popular is
36:41
Speaker 10: because he never tells anybody what to think. He listens
36:44
Speaker 10: to this one, he listens to that one, He asks questions,
36:47
Speaker 10: and then he's like, eh, who knows, make up your
36:49
Speaker 10: own mind, right. That's why he's so popular because he
36:52
Speaker 10: is a truly independent thinker. And that's why you will
36:55
Speaker 10: never have a Joe Rogan on the left because Rita
36:58
Speaker 10: they are incapable of independent thought, which is why the
37:02
Speaker 10: American people have totally turned on them.
37:07
Speaker 2: Well, it's becoming like Islamism.
37:09
Speaker 3: As someone who escaped an Islamist country, it's total submission.
37:13
Speaker 3: You either submit to what we think on every issue,
37:18
Speaker 3: or you're on the outer. You start getting attacked, and
37:21
Speaker 3: that's what happened with Rogan. I want to ask you
37:24
Speaker 3: about special counsel Jack Smith has dropped the January sixth
37:28
Speaker 3: and classified document cases against Donald Trump. We spoke about
37:32
Speaker 3: that yesterday, but we cannot get past the manner in
37:36
Speaker 3: which he weaponized the Department of Justice. He wasn't alone,
37:40
Speaker 3: but let's not forget he tried to bypass lower court rulings.
37:44
Speaker 3: He tried desperately to manipulate the process so the trial
37:47
Speaker 3: could be before the election. Is there going to be
37:50
Speaker 3: any accountability for Jack Smith and others like him?
37:56
Speaker 10: You know, there are competing impulses here we are. On
37:58
Speaker 10: the one hand, Donald Trumps been very clear that he
38:01
Speaker 10: does not intend to persecute his political opposition or to
38:06
Speaker 10: re revenge. He's not interested in that. On the other hand,
38:10
Speaker 10: he has said repeatedly they're not coming after me because
38:15
Speaker 10: of me. They're coming after me because they're coming after you,
38:18
Speaker 10: the American people. I'm just standing in the way. And
38:20
Speaker 10: I think it's very important to him to make sure
38:23
Speaker 10: that this can't happen to any other Americans who don't
38:26
Speaker 10: have his resources. And so I think that's the fine
38:29
Speaker 10: line that you're gonna see Pambondi and others trying to
38:32
Speaker 10: walk here, which is to somehow bring justice back to
38:37
Speaker 10: justice to somehow de weaponize the justice system, but not
38:41
Speaker 10: to then reweaponize it as a revenge tactic. So there
38:47
Speaker 10: were real, real abuses of the law which deserved to
38:51
Speaker 10: be You know, we need accountability there, but I think
38:54
Speaker 10: it's going to be done in a very delicate, balanced way,
38:57
Speaker 10: or I hope so.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely. But as you said, the keyword there was accountability.
39:04
Speaker 3: Those who have abused their power, abused their officers need
39:09
Speaker 3: to face accountability. Otherwise there is no reason for this
39:13
Speaker 3: not to happen again. And I think it's just that
39:16
Speaker 3: sense of justice that needs to prevail here. Batia Unga Sagon.
39:22
Speaker 3: Always a pleasure.
39:23
Speaker 10: Thank you so much for you to God bless you
39:25
Speaker 10: soon still to come.
39:27
Speaker 3: Army Horowitz joins me from Israel as the country strikes
39:31
Speaker 3: a ceaseply deal with Hezbula.
39:44
Speaker 2: You're watching the Rita Panny Show.
39:45
Speaker 3: Joining me now from Israel is documentary filmmaker and commentator
39:49
Speaker 3: Armi Horoiz. Armi Israel and Hezbula have now entered into
39:54
Speaker 3: a permanent ceasepire. This is an agreement that was mediated
39:58
Speaker 3: by President Joe Biden. But as The Washington Post reported
40:02
Speaker 3: two weeks ago, the seaspy deal is a result of
40:06
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's election victory. The Washington Post reports that during
40:11
Speaker 3: a visit to Marra Lago, one of Benjamin ETTINNYA, who's
40:14
Speaker 3: senior as, told Donald Trump that Israel's rushing a ceaspy
40:18
Speaker 3: deal in Lebanon as a gift to Trump before traveling
40:22
Speaker 3: to the White House to hold talks with President Biden.
40:27
Speaker 3: What else can you tell me about this ceasepire deal?
40:30
Speaker 3: Is there confidence in Israel that it will hold?
40:35
Speaker 17: Yeah, there are a lot of people in Israel who
40:37
Speaker 17: are happy this is going to happen. Look, it's always
40:40
Speaker 17: unknown whether or not ceasefires hold or they don't.
40:43
Speaker 9: Only time will tell.
40:45
Speaker 17: We're talking about a dealing with an implacable enemy who
40:48
Speaker 17: has made it their life's work to destroy the state
40:51
Speaker 17: of Israel. So you're always dealing with the group of
40:54
Speaker 17: people who you can deal with in the short term,
40:56
Speaker 17: but I think solved nothing in the long term when
40:58
Speaker 17: it comes to as firelight. But for the most part, Look,
41:01
Speaker 17: I'm in Israel. This is this is a new event
41:04
Speaker 17: that happened just forard the end of the night. But
41:06
Speaker 17: people are skeptical, but I think overall are happy about it. Look,
41:11
Speaker 17: this is so interesting. Let's go back to January nineteen
41:15
Speaker 17: eighty one and a few hours, actually, a few minutes
41:20
Speaker 17: after Ronald Reagan was inaugurated as president, the Iranians let
41:25
Speaker 17: go of all the American hostages because they were frightened
41:29
Speaker 17: about what he would do to them, right, coming off
41:32
Speaker 17: a democratic president who they didn't fear at all.
41:36
Speaker 9: Right, does this makes sense at all? This remind you
41:39
Speaker 9: of anything today? Look, this is not Trump, Trump's first
41:45
Speaker 9: foreign policy win before he's become president.
41:49
Speaker 17: Just earlier this month, Kat Dark Kid Caamas out of
41:52
Speaker 17: their country. They didn't do it because they feared Biden.
41:55
Speaker 17: They did it because they feared Trump. We were already
41:58
Speaker 17: seeing Trump's sixth sas in the foreign policy sphere. Look,
42:02
Speaker 17: I'm actually now becoming more optimistic about what he can do.
42:06
Speaker 17: Let's say, with with Ukraine and Russia. I think both
42:10
Speaker 17: sides fear Trump. Both sides realized that they need to
42:13
Speaker 17: make a deal because they're not sure what Trump is.
42:17
Speaker 2: Going to do.
42:17
Speaker 9: And I think that's a good Thingness.
42:18
Speaker 17: This lack of clarity on how Trump is going to react,
42:22
Speaker 17: he's actually served him really well. Look again, to go
42:25
Speaker 17: not to go overall his greatest hits but I'll remind
42:28
Speaker 17: you of when everybody's attacking Donald Trump for his view
42:32
Speaker 17: on NATO, he had this quote unquote bluster about defunding NATO.
42:36
Speaker 9: You know what the net result that was, that result
42:39
Speaker 9: that was the six out of the thirty one.
42:42
Speaker 17: NATO countries who before Donald Trump did not hit at
42:44
Speaker 17: their two percent threshold target on spending. Now twenty three
42:48
Speaker 17: out of thirty one are in fact hitting that number
42:51
Speaker 17: because they were scared about how Trump might react. All
42:55
Speaker 17: these things are interconnected. Rito, All these things are an
42:59
Speaker 17: out growth of a Trump presidency that's on the horizon.
43:06
Speaker 3: Absolutely, it's peace through strength. That's been the philosophy. That is,
43:11
Speaker 3: it might seem erratic and unconventional, but it works. It's
43:16
Speaker 3: worked in the past, and let's hope it works again.
43:19
Speaker 3: And it seems to be working already now. Talk about
43:24
Speaker 3: talking about Donald Trump's a transition team.
43:27
Speaker 2: He's picked doctor.
43:28
Speaker 3: J Batacheria to lead the NIH. He is the nomination
43:33
Speaker 3: now for Director of the National Institute of Health. This
43:37
Speaker 3: is army, I've got to say, a brilliant pick. He
43:41
Speaker 3: is professor at Stanford School of Medicine, and throughout the
43:47
Speaker 3: COVID era, he showed enormous good judgment. He showed enormous
43:53
Speaker 3: courage to challenge some of the bone headed, anti scientific
43:57
Speaker 3: and harmful COVID measures we saw, from school closures to
44:02
Speaker 3: mass lockdowns. He was attacked for it, he was defamed
44:06
Speaker 3: for it, but he stood up to that bullying. To
44:10
Speaker 3: speak truth to power, and to see him elevated and
44:14
Speaker 3: recognized like this, I think is enormously important and he
44:18
Speaker 3: will do a great job in the role.
44:21
Speaker 17: I mean, Rita, you took the words right in my mouth.
44:23
Speaker 17: There's nothing I really need to add to that.
44:25
Speaker 9: It was a great pick.
44:26
Speaker 17: It was another winning pick for Donald Trump, and certainly
44:30
Speaker 17: it's a pick that the left fears.
44:33
Speaker 9: I don't know exactly why, but they seem.
44:36
Speaker 17: To think that anybody who had a counterprevailing view of
44:41
Speaker 17: COVID with some kind of weird anti scientific whack job,
44:45
Speaker 17: when in reality history has proven them right.
44:48
Speaker 10: Right.
44:49
Speaker 9: His entire.
44:51
Speaker 17: Process of saying, look, let's trunch out the people who
44:54
Speaker 17: have COVID by age, by their ability to get particularly
44:59
Speaker 17: sick by COVID. Let's create and immuniate natural immunity just
45:03
Speaker 17: far more a durable than these shots. The jabs, as
45:09
Speaker 17: they called it, that they were given has all proven
45:12
Speaker 17: to be correct. Yet the left is up in arms
45:16
Speaker 17: about this pick. It goes to show how they are
45:19
Speaker 17: not living a reality. Again, going back to why did
45:22
Speaker 17: Trump win this election for these kind of reasons, because
45:26
Speaker 17: the left is so out of touch with mainstream America
45:29
Speaker 17: how they view the world, and by the way, how
45:31
Speaker 17: they viewed COVID looking now back in the past. And
45:35
Speaker 17: by the way, he's also spoken very publicly butt the
45:37
Speaker 17: NIH prior to this pick, talking about the need for
45:40
Speaker 17: efficiency in this organization. And by the way, this is
45:44
Speaker 17: a hallmark of all of Trump's picks, the idea that
45:47
Speaker 17: there needs to be government efficiency, government accountability.
45:51
Speaker 9: This is another pick that will do exactly that. I'm thrilled.
45:56
Speaker 3: Government efficiency and also doing something about that overreach because
46:01
Speaker 3: we've seen institutions be guilty of that in recent years.
46:06
Speaker 2: You've been out and about talking to lefties.
46:09
Speaker 3: You love doing that, And I've got to say, they've
46:12
Speaker 3: got some strange ideas about borders.
46:15
Speaker 2: They seem to think borders are racist racist.
46:19
Speaker 6: Yes, oh, wait to do this, I'm really there's no
46:24
Speaker 6: need to really expand on that, just kind of self explanatory.
46:27
Speaker 9: Yeah, do you think that having a border is an
46:30
Speaker 9: expression of racism.
46:31
Speaker 1: It's a tool of research, that's control.
46:34
Speaker 2: So they automatically racist.
46:35
Speaker 8: I think they were better than lemus.
46:36
Speaker 2: Why because we're starting there on that side.
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Speaker 3: Well, those folks are going to be very triggered when
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Speaker 3: they hear from this next next grab, this is Trump's
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Speaker 3: borders are pig. Tom Holman, who's worn sanctuary cities against
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Speaker 3: blocking immigration authorities from carrying out these mass deportations that
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Speaker 3: Trump has promised, he is there will be harsh consequences
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Speaker 3: if they obstruct these plans, and his simple message is
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Speaker 3: don't test us.
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Speaker 2: Here he is alongside Texas Governor Greg Abbott.
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Speaker 12: So if reader on the help, that's fine.
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Speaker 1: He can get the hell all the way. But we're
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Speaker 1: going to go do the job.
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Speaker 12: President Trump has a mandate American people.
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Speaker 9: We got to secure this country.
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Speaker 1: We got to save American lives.
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Speaker 3: Oh dear mey, do you think these sanctuary cities will
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Speaker 3: follow through on their vow to stop the deportations and
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Speaker 3: to go to any measure necessary to stop these deportations?
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Speaker 17: Following again another great pick by Donald Trump. President like
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Speaker 17: Donald Trump, absolutely love that guy. He is going to
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Speaker 17: get the job done. This is so incredible to me reader, Right,
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Speaker 17: we literally just had an election primarily on this issue itself. Right,
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Speaker 17: It was the economy number one and immigration a close second.
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Speaker 17: It is unbelo believable to me that these blue cities
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Speaker 17: and blue states have not learned the lesson on this issue.
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Speaker 17: They are doubling down when they literally just lost an
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Speaker 17: election because of it. This is this bodes very poorly
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Speaker 17: for the Democratic Party. Again, the crazy people you saw
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Speaker 17: just earlier, I interviewed them about racism. Yes, they're the
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Speaker 17: hard left, but let me tell you something. It is
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Speaker 17: their views that have been driving the views of the
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Speaker 17: general Democratic Party on immigration. And this is why we
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Speaker 17: had the situation we find ourselves in today. Look, not
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Speaker 17: only they lose the election of the general public. Let's
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Speaker 17: not forget that in the blue cities and the Blue states,
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Speaker 17: these these these elected officials are going against what their
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Speaker 17: own people want.
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Speaker 9: All of these cities.
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Speaker 17: Yes, they ultimately voted for Joe Biden obviously California, Illinois, Massachusetts,
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Speaker 17: but they all trended toward Trump. Trump got a larger
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Speaker 17: percentage of their share than he did and the last election.
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Speaker 17: Why primarily in those cities. Now they subsolutely their cities
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Speaker 17: and their states.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, one hundred percent ride, huge shifts in those blue states.
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Speaker 3: Army Horowitz, thanks for your time, and that's all the
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Speaker 3: time we have tonight. I'll see you at eleven tomorrow.
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Speaker 2: Newsnight is up next