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The Rita Panahi Show | 10 November · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scolds Ostrodia. This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Riata Panety Show.
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Speaker 3: Coming up tonight, a former Family Called Chief Justice expresses
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Speaker 3: doubts about her own landmark puberty blockers ruling. James Willis
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Speaker 3: will join me to discuss today's top headlines. A liberal
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Speaker 3: senator threatens to quit the party if Susan Lee abandons
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Speaker 3: let Zero.
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Speaker 2: I'll get in Climber's take on that.
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Speaker 3: Josh Hammer will have all the latest from the US,
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Speaker 3: including some disgraceful scenes from earlier today in DC, and
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Speaker 3: later in the hour, Kinsey Schofield will have royal and
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Speaker 3: celebrity news, including the comments that have Christiano Ronaldo in
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Speaker 3: trouble with.
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Speaker 2: The left and talking about left is losing it.
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Speaker 3: Tonight we feature this dude.
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Speaker 4: We have a Prime Minister who's very much motivated by
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Speaker 4: trying to help everybody.
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Speaker 3: But first, former Family Court Chief Justice Diana Bryant, who
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Speaker 3: led the Court when it granted easy access to puberty
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Speaker 3: blockers for gender confused children back in two thousand and three,
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Speaker 3: has now expressed doubts about that landmark ruling. This is
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Speaker 3: quite an astonishing admission, she now says, it may be
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Speaker 3: better for politicians to regulate the use of such drugs
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Speaker 3: and treatments.
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Speaker 2: But as Australian reports, it was under her.
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Speaker 3: Leadership just over a decade ago that the Family Court
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Speaker 3: abolished a rule requiring that even if the parents agreed,
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Speaker 3: a court order was needed before a child could be
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Speaker 3: put on puberty blockers. The court had accepted expert evidence
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Speaker 3: that puberty blockers were reversible, safe, and a no regrets
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Speaker 3: option to give children time to explore their gender identity.
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Speaker 3: The former Chief Justice now says that in hindsight those
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Speaker 3: claims seem misleading and over confident, and that if I
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Speaker 3: were deciding the case now and had the evidence that's
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Speaker 3: now become available, I certainly doubt that I would have
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Speaker 3: come to the conclusion that we should move to the
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Speaker 3: general view that court approval wasn't needed for puberty blockers.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now for more on this is James Willis
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Speaker 3: of The Daily Telegraph.
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Speaker 2: James is astonishing.
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Speaker 3: It's an astonishing admission from the former Family Court Chief
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Speaker 3: Justice Diana Bryant, and she's right, we do have so
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Speaker 3: much more knowledge. But even back then, there were plenty
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Speaker 3: of people warning that these drugs were not fully reversible
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Speaker 3: and risk free.
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Speaker 5: That's true, reader, And the unfortunate thing.
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Speaker 1: About this entire saga is that.
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Speaker 6: Anyone from the legal or particularly the medical professional that
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Speaker 6: has tried to raise the alarm about this has been
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Speaker 6: subject to be labeled a bigot. Some people have lost
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Speaker 6: their jobs, some people have lost their careers just by
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Speaker 6: simply offering a view that perhaps these drugs were not
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Speaker 6: as safe or you could be you knowact exactly as
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Speaker 6: you've said that they could be reverse. I mean, there
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Speaker 6: are concerns here, and my concerns have been largely around children.
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Speaker 5: I think when you're an adult.
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Speaker 6: To be honest, I don't care what people do as
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Speaker 6: adults when they turn eighteen. But the problem with kids
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Speaker 6: is that it's pitted parents against kids. In a lot
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Speaker 6: of cases, you've had teachers required this has been a
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Speaker 6: whole education piece the public service. But also this explosion
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Speaker 6: of kids being treated for gender dysphoria in the hospitals,
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Speaker 6: particularly in Queensland and Victoria, where I think I'm sure
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Speaker 6: I heard there was a thousand cases recently in the
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Speaker 6: Queensland Children's Hospital where kids were undergoing these treatments and
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Speaker 6: numbers that we've never seen before. So Look, the reality
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Speaker 6: and the tragedy is that we haven't allowed widespread debate.
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Speaker 5: And a second opinion and anyone that doesn't think.
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Speaker 1: This is a good idea to be heard.
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Speaker 6: Basically, you had to support this and if you didn't,
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Speaker 6: you were a bigot because of the risk of kids
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Speaker 6: potentially taking suicide or causing sort of self harm. So
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Speaker 6: it's been a terrible debate and unfortunately there's no surprise
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Speaker 6: that twelve years after that ruling we're now hearing regrettable
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Speaker 6: comments from one of the legal minds that were involved
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Speaker 6: in this.
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Speaker 3: Now, over the weekend we saw a group of neo
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Speaker 3: Nazis protests outside the New South Wales Parliament. They were
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Speaker 3: holding a large sign reading abolished the Jewish Lobby, changing
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Speaker 3: slogans used by the Hitler youth goodness me, James, you
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Speaker 3: were at a press conference with the premier today.
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Speaker 2: He decided to hold that in LAKEMBA. Tell me what happened.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, this was because the the new metro line is
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Speaker 6: running through La Camber and there's a new station there,
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Speaker 6: so it was an update on that opening next year.
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Speaker 6: But what's really interesting off the back of what we
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Speaker 6: saw at the weekend when there was almost seventy members
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Speaker 6: of what is now.
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Speaker 1: Called White Australia.
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Speaker 6: These are basically a neo Nazi movement that appear to
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Speaker 6: be growing somewhat in size. The Premier is now flagging
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Speaker 6: that he is planning to look at the laws and
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Speaker 6: basically ban the use of Nazi slogans in public and
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Speaker 6: Nazi sayings.
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Speaker 1: Obviously the swatsticker is.
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Speaker 6: Banned, he wants to take it a step further and look,
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Speaker 6: to be honest, that sounds like a no brainer. I
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Speaker 6: think the issue is going to be, though, reader, is
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Speaker 6: that New South Wales now has these new hate speech
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Speaker 6: laws where the police can effectively arrest you or stop
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Speaker 6: you from doing something, or arrest you after the fact
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Speaker 6: if you found to be inciting or being racist towards
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Speaker 6: one particular group. The issue is how police are actually
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Speaker 6: going to police this and charge people and where.
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Speaker 1: Is sort of the cutoff.
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Speaker 7: Now.
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Speaker 6: Obviously it applies and should apply to Nazis and they
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Speaker 6: absolutely have no place in modern society. But I think
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Speaker 6: there are a lot of other protest groups.
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Speaker 5: And this could be you know, I don't know.
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Speaker 6: These are hypothetical examples and I'm not comparing them to
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Speaker 6: neo Nazis. But I am saying that let's say there
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Speaker 6: was a group protesting the war in the behavior by Russia.
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Speaker 6: Let's say that it was a group of Palestinians protesting
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Speaker 6: the actions of the IDF. Language that is used by
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Speaker 6: certain fringe members of these protest groups could be described
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Speaker 6: as illegal under these laws. And I think it's a
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Speaker 6: bit of a minefield for police to be reviewing footage
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Speaker 6: or watching incidents live. I mean, it's very easy when
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Speaker 6: someone gets physically violent to arrest them, but in terms
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Speaker 6: of phrases and race, this is going to create a
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Speaker 6: whole new ballgame for police in terms of wording, and
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Speaker 6: I think it's going to be difficult to determine what
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Speaker 6: is illegal under these laws.
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Speaker 1: So it's a bit of a watch this space.
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Speaker 6: And obviously where is the line between freese and hate speech?
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Speaker 6: And I think it's going to get quite complicated at
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Speaker 6: the very least.
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Speaker 1: Overall, I'm with you.
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Speaker 3: I think no matter how well intentioned these laws are,
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Speaker 3: there is a danger that they're going to be misused, overused,
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Speaker 3: and also cause confusion for the police. We already have
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Speaker 3: existing laws that aren't.
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Speaker 2: Probably being applied. You know, if we've had people chanting.
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Speaker 3: All sorts of horrible stuff about the Jewish community that
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Speaker 3: could be interpreted as threats and the law hasn't been
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Speaker 3: applied there. I don't think we need more laws. Maybe
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Speaker 3: just apply the ones we already have. The Environment Minister
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Speaker 3: Murray Watt is under pressure to speed up reforms to
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Speaker 3: Aboriginal cultural heritage laws. Yet another staus in Orange Construction
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Speaker 3: has stalled at the town's new seventy five million dollar
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Speaker 3: sports complex due to the intervention of average and lacked
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Speaker 3: of as Paul Tawny James. This is despite the development
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Speaker 3: being approved by the Orange Land Council, which is elected
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Speaker 3: by local Aboriginal people to represent their interests.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the.
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Speaker 6: Real problem in this country, reader, and it is Indigenous
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Speaker 6: people making the most noise about this.
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Speaker 1: Is we have people.
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Speaker 6: Just basically box ticking claiming to be Aboriginal and basically
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Speaker 6: bypassing the laws of the land. Now I've heard this
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Speaker 6: from land council heads in Sydney who are tearing their
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Speaker 6: hair out and saying that they have a process that
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Speaker 6: if you want to be a member of the Land
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Speaker 6: Council you have to complete the three part tests which
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Speaker 6: basically proves your aboriginality and your Aboriginal heritage. Now, without that,
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Speaker 6: people can largely step up and say, well, I'm indigenous
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Speaker 6: because of you know, a great grandfather or a great
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Speaker 6: great grandfather or a great aunt or something like that,
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Speaker 6: and I'm claiming cultural heritage over these parts. We have
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Speaker 6: to have laws, we have to have a system that applies.
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Speaker 6: But unfortunately, and I've had Indigenous people tell me this
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Speaker 6: that the population, a large number of people claiming to
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Speaker 6: be Indigenous are fraudulently doing so. And unfortunately, our institutions
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Speaker 6: and our governments and parts of our society ASX companies,
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Speaker 6: have allowed people to say I'm Indigenous. Therefore I can
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Speaker 6: get a scholarship or I can be part of a program,
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Speaker 6: and it's not on and it certainly doesn't do anything
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Speaker 6: to close the gap if you have the local land
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Speaker 6: council in support of something that should be largely enough
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Speaker 6: compared to someone or you know, a group of people
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Speaker 6: on the side saying, hey, we can't do this, because unfortunately, reader,
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Speaker 6: these fringe groups have been weaponized by green groups who
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Speaker 6: are using them to.
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Speaker 1: Basically block projects, new builds.
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Speaker 5: New minds, everything.
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Speaker 6: So you know, it's terrible and sadly, as I say,
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Speaker 6: First Nations people, genuine First Nations people, are the ones
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Speaker 6: that are making the most noise about this because the
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Speaker 6: money and the opportunities are not going to the authentic
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Speaker 6: Aboriginal people.
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Speaker 3: Now in Victoria, we've got nurses protesting a decision at
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Speaker 3: Saint Vincent's Hospital in Melbourne to prioritize Indigenous patients over
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Speaker 3: non Indigenous patients, demanding immediate action by the just into
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Speaker 3: Alan government. A new survey conducted by the Nurses Professional
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Speaker 3: Association of Victoria found more than ninety percent of nurses
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Speaker 3: in Victoria believe the policy post a risk to public
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Speaker 3: health and patient safety, with frontline staff also saying they've
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Speaker 3: been distressed at being directed to act outside their ethical framework. James,
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Speaker 3: I think this is a positive development to have the
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Speaker 3: nurses come out and protest this, because this is modern
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Speaker 3: day apartheid. I don't know how else to describe it.
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Speaker 3: To have a major public hospital determine who is seen,
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Speaker 3: not based purely on etical need, but also factoring in
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Speaker 3: race into the equation.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, rheta, it's wrong and it's unethical and to be honest, again,
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Speaker 6: if you just think about what I've just said in
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Speaker 6: regards to Indigenous people worried about fraud.
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Speaker 5: Where do you draw the line?
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Speaker 6: Can you just imagine how this would play out in
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Speaker 6: an emergency ward where someone comes in that isn't Indigenous,
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Speaker 6: that needs urgent help, that waits for a few hours,
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Speaker 6: and then an Indigenous person is allowed to jump the queue.
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Speaker 5: I mean, it's just wrong. It shouldn't be allowed to happen.
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Speaker 6: And to be honest, if we want to be fair
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Speaker 6: and equitable, then everyone should have to wait in the
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Speaker 6: same queue, and it's first in best dressed as far
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Speaker 6: as I'm concerned, but I just don't even know how
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Speaker 6: you could police this and allow this to go on.
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Speaker 6: And again, based on what I said before, I've got
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Speaker 6: concerns about it even being authentic and verified. And to
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Speaker 6: be honest, it's going to create issues for frontline workers
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Speaker 6: who have to basically use.
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Speaker 1: A ridiculous policy like this.
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Speaker 6: So I just can't see it happening. Victoria, once again,
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Speaker 6: after the stunning defeat of the Voice, have just been
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Speaker 6: deciding in every angle, from health to education to law enforcement,
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Speaker 6: to try and bring in their own.
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Speaker 1: Voice by stealth and prioritize.
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Speaker 6: And give Indigenous people sort of rights that I don't
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Speaker 6: think even half of them have been asking for. It's
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Speaker 6: just ludicrous and it's designed to be incredibly problematic in practice.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they've completely disregarded the Voice referendum and the fact
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Speaker 3: that Victorians voted no. We've got our own state based
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Speaker 3: voice and treaty. And in this particular case with Saint Vincent's,
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Speaker 3: the staff have been directed to see Indigenous patients within
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Speaker 3: thirty minutes in the ED and so every Indigenous patient
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Speaker 3: gets a minimum Category three. So if someone comes in
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Speaker 3: with something that is life threatening, of course they're going
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Speaker 3: to be seen first. But if you've got two people
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Speaker 3: presenting with the same sort of condition and one is
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Speaker 3: seen in purely because of their race before the other,
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Speaker 3: regardless of who got their first, I mean, I think it's.
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Speaker 2: Just divisive and foolish.
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Speaker 3: James Willis, thank you so much for your time tonight,
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Speaker 3: joining me now is a esteem geologist and author, Professor
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Speaker 3: Ian primer Ian, leading Moderate, or some call them bedwetters,
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Speaker 3: leading bedwetter. Andrew Bragg, who currently serves as the Shadow
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Speaker 3: Housing Minister, has threatened to quit the front bench if
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Speaker 3: the Liberal Party walk away from net zero. Susan Lee,
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Speaker 3: the opposition leaders attempting to pull together a new climate
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Speaker 3: and energy policy. What would be your advice to Andrew Bragg.
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Speaker 8: In get real?
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Speaker 9: My advice is, look at what the UK has done,
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Speaker 9: look at what Europe's done, Look at what China and
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Speaker 9: India are doing, look at what the US has done,
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Speaker 9: look at what the National Party's done.
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Speaker 10: Go and talk to people. Net zero is falling out
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Speaker 10: of favor.
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Speaker 11: Why because it's costing people an absolute fortune. So Andrew
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Speaker 11: Brad needs to be in contact with his electorate. He
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Speaker 11: needs to be in contact with people who are hurting.
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Speaker 11: And if his party is to win an election, he has.
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Speaker 10: To abandon net zero. He can't keep going.
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Speaker 2: Well, you can't.
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Speaker 3: And you know what, It's not just about winning elections.
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Speaker 3: It's about what's good for the country. And I rarely
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Speaker 3: hear this from the smaller liberals who are often in
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Speaker 3: inner city seats where they think abandoning net zero is
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Speaker 3: going to hurt them at the polls. It always is
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Speaker 3: about their electoral chances. They never talk about what's actually
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Speaker 3: good for the country. Now I want to ask you
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Speaker 3: about the fury over the proposed Meadow Creek solar farm.
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Speaker 3: It's a seven hundred and fifty million dollars five hundred
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Speaker 3: and sixty six Hector monstrosity south of Wangorata, which would
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Speaker 3: be one of Australia's largest solar farms, will approved by
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Speaker 3: the Jisinta Allen government here in Victoria, despite hundreds of objections,
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Speaker 3: and it's been revealed that it will be built on
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Speaker 3: property owned by the Milano family, a very wealthy, powerful
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Speaker 3: and known for their extensive Melbourne construction industry connections and
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Speaker 3: their ability to win contracts and get along with the
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Speaker 3: unions in I'm not suggesting there's been any wrongdoing by
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Speaker 3: anybody here, particularly by the Milano family, only that the
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Speaker 3: concerns of hundreds of locals seem to be dismissed to
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Speaker 3: fast track this project.
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Speaker 10: What if the Victorian opposition was a real opposition.
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Speaker 8: Then they would say in public we don't like this,
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Speaker 8: and if we ever get in government, we are going
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Speaker 8: to stop subsidies, we are going to actually reverse the
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Speaker 8: decisions that have been made, and that then would create
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Speaker 8: such high risk that no investor will invest in this.
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Speaker 10: Soul of monstrosity.
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Speaker 11: It's so and already some investors are walking away from
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Speaker 11: solar and wind because of the risks involved because of.
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Speaker 10: The uncertainty, make it more uncertain. So whatever the local.
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Speaker 11: Community thinks, the state opposition should be supporting them.
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Speaker 10: The state opposition should be saying, we object to the
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Speaker 10: destruction of a very large amount a really good farmland.
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Speaker 11: Why should we have that for the sake of a
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Speaker 11: family and the business That is really not.
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Speaker 10: Going to benefit the local area and it's not going
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Speaker 10: to benefit the state.
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Speaker 11: So I think it's fairly easy to do just create
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Speaker 11: business uncertainty.
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Speaker 2: YEP.
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Speaker 3: I hope they're listening, because there is guilty in my
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Speaker 3: eyes for what's happening in this state. And with energy
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Speaker 3: policy as labor, they have been in lockstep with them.
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Speaker 3: They've been too scared to really oppose, and here we are.
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Speaker 3: They even voted to change Victoria's constitution to limit exploration.
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Speaker 3: That's a discussion for another day, But before you go,
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Speaker 3: there's a new survey which shows forty percent of Australian
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Speaker 3: women without children are hesitant to become mothers due to
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Speaker 3: climate change fears. And this is really quite sad. Again,
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Speaker 3: what would be your advice if someone wants to be
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Speaker 3: a mother but they're not going to become one because
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Speaker 3: they think the world's ending.
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Speaker 10: Well, I had the same feelings as a younger man.
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Speaker 10: In the nineteen seventies. We were concerned about a nuclear war.
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Speaker 11: We were concerned that there was a build up of
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Speaker 11: nuclear weapons by the Soviet Union and by the US
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Speaker 11: and France and England, and we were concerned about having children. Notwithstanding,
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Speaker 11: we created our genetic terrorism, which has gone on to
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Speaker 11: create another generation.
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Speaker 10: So every generation has this concern about bringing children into
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Speaker 10: the world. Is this going to be a better world?
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Speaker 10: And the answer to that I would give to these
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Speaker 10: women is well, this has been the case in the past.
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Speaker 10: Children were born in World War II, children were born
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Speaker 10: in the Depression, children were born in World War One.
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Speaker 11: The world goes through these short term fears. But whatever
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Speaker 11: you do, the world's going to continue. The sun will
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Speaker 11: rise the next morning. So I'm with a former treasurer
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Speaker 11: on this. One for mom, one for dead, and one
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Speaker 11: for the country.
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Speaker 3: Well, the birth rate doesn't indicate that at the moment.
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Speaker 3: Private from the West world still to Kalma Left is
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Speaker 3: losing at plas.
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Speaker 2: The latest from the US, including some disgraceful scenes.
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Speaker 3: Earlier today in DC, Josh Hammer has the details.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, It's time.
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Speaker 3: I'm for lefties losing it. And let's start with a
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Speaker 3: fine example of the modern left.
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Speaker 2: They're privileged, out of touch, hateful, angry left is.
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Speaker 3: Let's hear from Jimmy Kimble's wife and show producer Molly McInerney,
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Speaker 3: whose moral compass is so warped that she needs deprogramming.
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Speaker 3: That's her word, not mine. First listen to this bit
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Speaker 3: of hoodspa. She seems to think that anyone who votes
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Speaker 3: for Donald Trump is a victim of misinformation.
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Speaker 12: So there's like a little bit of sympathy I have
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Speaker 12: for people and my family that I feel are kind
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Speaker 12: of being deliberately misinformed every day. And they've yeah, they're
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Speaker 12: deliberately being misinformed every day.
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Speaker 3: Are they watching your husband's awful program, because that's where
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Speaker 3: the hysteria, hate and misinformation is happening. You think we
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Speaker 3: forgot about him lying straight out lying about Charlie Kirk's murder.
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Speaker 2: Let's hear more from Molly and her delusion self, Granda.
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Speaker 12: My husband is out there fighting this man, and to me,
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Speaker 12: them voting for Trump is them not voting for my
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Speaker 12: husband and me and our family. And I unfortunately have
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Speaker 12: kind of lost relationships with people in my family because
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Speaker 12: of it. It's like, this is not just Republican versus
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Speaker 12: Democrat for me anymore. It is to me it's family values.
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Speaker 12: I feel like I'm kind of in constant conflict and
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Speaker 12: I'm angry all the time, which isn't healthy at all.
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Speaker 12: But I like personalize everything now. When I see these
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Speaker 12: terrible stories every day, I'm immediately mad at certain aunts,
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Speaker 12: uncle's cousins who put him in power. And it's really hard,
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Speaker 12: and I wish I could like deprogram myself in some way,
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Speaker 12: but I get really angry.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think at dprogramming. Is this a fine idea?
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Speaker 2: Imagine being that lucky and.
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Speaker 3: Privileged in choosing to be miserable and bitter every day,
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Speaker 3: and nasty too to your own flesh and blood. Now
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Speaker 3: Here is another foul lefty with pronouns in her bio, naturally,
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Speaker 3: who thinks it's fun to mock Erica Kirk, a grieving
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Speaker 3: widow who lost the love of her life, the father
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Speaker 3: of her two young children in the most tragic circumstances.
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Speaker 3: But for the left, well, it's just a reason to
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Speaker 3: mock her.
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Speaker 13: All right, Erica, this is your moment, This is your
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Speaker 13: moment to shine, This is your moment to show America
21:32
Speaker 13: how amazing you are. Be the sad, grieving widow that
21:36
Speaker 13: you have always dreamed of.
21:41
Speaker 14: This is my mom, Fox News, my husband.
21:53
Speaker 15: Yes, we should have cameras in the courtroom. My husband
21:57
Speaker 15: was murdered.
21:59
Speaker 2: These people really are soulless.
22:01
Speaker 3: Now let's go to another celebrity who really should not.
22:05
Speaker 2: Speak about politics.
22:06
Speaker 3: Russell Crowe was on Joe Rogan's podcast and was asked
22:10
Speaker 3: about what's happening in Australia. This was his as nine
22:14
Speaker 3: answer and a warning here you may lapse into a
22:17
Speaker 3: coma in the next thirty six seconds as you listen
22:20
Speaker 3: to this as Crow struggles to articulate his love for Australia.
22:24
Speaker 2: Is a radical left prime minister?
22:27
Speaker 1: What is wrong with the way Australia is run?
22:32
Speaker 4: Well, we're a little bit lucky at the moment. We
22:34
Speaker 4: have a Prime minister who's very much motivated by trying
22:39
Speaker 4: to help everybody, you know, which should be the job
22:45
Speaker 4: of a politician, right, should improve the lives of the
22:47
Speaker 4: people that they represent. And he's kind of inherited, you know,
22:57
Speaker 4: a conger line of stupidity there was, and he's trying
23:01
Speaker 4: to fix things.
23:03
Speaker 3: Now the lockdown continues with the media, including ABC's George Stephanopoulos,
23:08
Speaker 3: continuing to blame the Republicans for schumer shut down. Here,
23:12
Speaker 3: Treasury Secretary of Scott Persent takes the Democrat operative to
23:16
Speaker 3: task and listen to how this interview descends into fast
23:21
Speaker 3: before Scott.
23:22
Speaker 2: Gets a delicious dig in. Well played, sir.
23:26
Speaker 16: You were involved in on a lot of these in
23:28
Speaker 16: the nineties, and you basically called the Republicans terrorist, and
23:34
Speaker 16: you know you said that it is not the responsible
23:37
Speaker 16: party that keeps the government closed. And so what we
23:40
Speaker 16: need is five brave moderate Democratic senators to cross the aisle,
23:45
Speaker 16: because right now it is fifty two to three. Fifty
23:49
Speaker 16: two to three. Five Democrats can cross the aisle and
23:52
Speaker 16: reopen the government. That's the best way to do it.
23:55
Speaker 17: George, I can disagree with you about the history there,
23:58
Speaker 17: but we don't have a history lesson.
23:59
Speaker 18: Right he's talking about, George, Georgie, let's talk if that
24:04
Speaker 18: what's happening on I asked all your quotes here. I'm
24:10
Speaker 18: sure you do, and it's situation. Read your book, so
24:14
Speaker 18: you got one one purchase on Amazon this week, and
24:17
Speaker 18: that's very much what you said.
24:19
Speaker 3: You know, the bulk of the media has worked tirelessly
24:22
Speaker 3: to live up to the fake news tag, to live
24:24
Speaker 3: up to the public's worst fears about their lack of
24:27
Speaker 3: accuracy and impartiality. And it's often the ones who bleet
24:31
Speaker 3: loudest about misinformation and disinformation who are most guilty, the
24:36
Speaker 3: leftist activists masquerading as neutral journalists, like the ones working
24:41
Speaker 3: at taxpayer funded BBC, who have been caught out heavily
24:45
Speaker 3: doctoring a speech by President Trump on January sixth, twenty twenty,
24:50
Speaker 3: to make it look like he incited a riot. Let's
24:54
Speaker 3: look at what the BBC played, followed by what he
24:57
Speaker 3: actually said.
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Speaker 17: We're going to walk down to the Capitol and I'll
25:03
Speaker 17: be there with you, and we fight. We fight like hell.
25:07
Speaker 10: We're going to walk.
25:08
Speaker 17: Down to the Capitol and we're going to cheer on
25:15
Speaker 17: our brave senators and congressmen and women.
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Speaker 3: Oh I like the sinister music they played in that
25:23
Speaker 3: doctored version, just to drive the point home.
25:26
Speaker 2: Obviously, So how did that happen?
25:28
Speaker 3: Let's hear from the telegraphs Gordon Rainer, who explains just
25:32
Speaker 3: how deliberate and dishonest the BBC were in manufacturing this
25:37
Speaker 3: bit of fake news, this rewriting of.
25:40
Speaker 11: History, the BBC spliced together two clips that took place
25:46
Speaker 11: fifty four minutes apart.
25:48
Speaker 10: We're going to walk.
25:48
Speaker 1: Down to the Capitol.
25:55
Speaker 5: And we fight. We fight like hell.
25:58
Speaker 3: They played that episode a week before the US election,
26:02
Speaker 3: obviously hoping for maximum impact, but they were caught and
26:06
Speaker 3: for once, there were consequences.
26:08
Speaker 2: The BBC's Director.
26:09
Speaker 3: General Tim Davey and Head of News Deepra Tourness have
26:13
Speaker 3: now been forced to step down. Joining me is a
26:17
Speaker 3: Newsweek Senior Editor at Large and Article three Projects Senior
26:20
Speaker 3: Council Josh Hammer.
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Speaker 2: Josh, it is often.
26:23
Speaker 3: The ones who scream loudest about misinformation who are guilty
26:28
Speaker 3: of what we just saw.
26:31
Speaker 19: Well, that's quite possibly Rita the single most reasoningly dishonest
26:36
Speaker 19: thing that I've ever seen the media do. And I
26:39
Speaker 19: want to just pause a kind of more than oversecond,
26:41
Speaker 19: because that's a very big steam that I just mean,
26:43
Speaker 19: but that is outrageous. I mean, the Kama Harris sixty
26:47
Speaker 19: minutes CBS News interview definitely comes to mind. I mean,
26:50
Speaker 19: let's not forget just how bad the CBS News tried
26:53
Speaker 19: to make the Kamler word salad come across as something
26:56
Speaker 19: remotely palatable. In the final month of the twenty twenty
26:58
Speaker 19: four election that was absolutely horrific in its own rights.
27:01
Speaker 19: But this is astonishing. I mean, I think goodness has
27:05
Speaker 19: been there's been some accountability, I mean someone has resigned there.
27:09
Speaker 19: But why are the British people paying for this? Why
27:12
Speaker 19: are the British people subjected out of their hard earned
27:15
Speaker 19: taxpayer money? And you know, the economy in the UK
27:18
Speaker 19: has not exactly been rocking and auroring for a number
27:21
Speaker 19: of decades now, so it's not exactly like people have
27:24
Speaker 19: money to splurge round, but their subsized in this crap.
27:26
Speaker 19: They're subside in this. I mean here in the United States,
27:28
Speaker 19: we're subsidizing PBS and NPR. Well, I mean Trump's taking
27:31
Speaker 19: some steps actually to finally extricate ourselves from that toxic
27:34
Speaker 19: bear hug of relationship with her taxpayer funded and media overlords.
27:38
Speaker 19: But at the bearers to bare minimums' is just one
27:41
Speaker 19: of many reasons why the public should not be engaged
27:43
Speaker 19: in the direct subsidization of media. This is utterly egregious stuff.
27:47
Speaker 19: I would like to see someone no less than Cure
27:49
Speaker 19: Starmer himself just condemned this to say this is not helpful.
27:53
Speaker 19: After all, lest I checked the US and the UK
27:55
Speaker 19: still had something going back to the Reagan Thatcher days,
27:58
Speaker 19: probably even long on that to Church leftdr called the
28:00
Speaker 19: Special Relationship. If you guys actually care about the Special Relationship,
28:03
Speaker 19: you probably should stop doing things like this. That's just
28:06
Speaker 19: just some helpful advice, shall we sir?
28:09
Speaker 3: And our taxpayer funded ABC, I would say, are not
28:13
Speaker 3: much better.
28:15
Speaker 2: They've still got on their website.
28:17
Speaker 3: I think a three part series they did on Russian
28:21
Speaker 3: collusion pretty much. I think they did that after it
28:24
Speaker 3: was debunked, and we've seen no corrections.
28:26
Speaker 2: They're either either now. There were some.
28:29
Speaker 3: Disgraceful seeds earlier today as Washington Commander fans drowned out
28:35
Speaker 3: the reading of the Oath of Enlistment for on field
28:39
Speaker 3: service members. President Donald Trump was trying to read this,
28:43
Speaker 3: trying to honor these these members, but or you could
28:48
Speaker 3: hear were voos, now, boo the president as much as
29:08
Speaker 3: you like. It's a free country, and we are talking
29:10
Speaker 3: about DC here where around ninety five percent vote Democrats.
29:14
Speaker 3: It's not a huge surprise, but Josh to boo during
29:18
Speaker 3: and oath.
29:18
Speaker 2: For members of the military, it's pretty pathetic.
29:22
Speaker 19: In my book, you know, Rita as someone who grew
29:25
Speaker 19: up a New York Giants fan. I take at least
29:28
Speaker 19: some shot in fraud of at least some kind of
29:30
Speaker 19: perverse pleasure in seeing the Washington commanders. I still call them,
29:33
Speaker 19: I still call them the Redskins, But I say I
29:35
Speaker 19: take no small, no modicum of pleasure in seeing the
29:38
Speaker 19: Redskins commanders fans just utterly beclown themselves. But if I'm
29:41
Speaker 19: being less facetious and more serious as for a second here,
29:44
Speaker 19: I mean, this is disgusting. I mean, was upon a
29:46
Speaker 19: time in America there were certain things that did not
29:49
Speaker 19: become political. There were certain things that we could all
29:53
Speaker 19: rally around that we all share it in comment, the flag,
29:56
Speaker 19: the military, law enforcement. I mean, these are some of
29:59
Speaker 19: the examples there. In recent years, perhaps in recent decades,
30:02
Speaker 19: literally all of those things have actually become politicized. Law enforcement,
30:06
Speaker 19: need I even exaggerated, that's the entire Black Lives Matter,
30:09
Speaker 19: radical defund the police Zori mam Donnie, AOC leftist antiicp agenda.
30:13
Speaker 19: The flag itself, the flag has become politicized as well
30:16
Speaker 19: here in the United States these days. If you see
30:18
Speaker 19: someone flying Old Glory, the red, white, and blue out
30:21
Speaker 19: on the front porch, you probably know that that's a
30:23
Speaker 19: Trump supporter, because these days, no Biden, Kamala Harris Gaviney's
30:27
Speaker 19: peport will be shot dead flying the American flag. Ditto
30:31
Speaker 19: support for the USR and forces. But I hate to
30:34
Speaker 19: kind of go so black pilled, so blief for a
30:36
Speaker 19: second here, But I mean, this is just one of
30:38
Speaker 19: those moments where you kind of just think yourself, man,
30:40
Speaker 19: I mean, is this country really going to make it
30:42
Speaker 19: for another one hundred, two hundred years whatever? I mean,
30:44
Speaker 19: when you have people booing active duties service members in
30:48
Speaker 19: our volunteer military. There's no conscription here in the United States.
30:51
Speaker 19: This is a voluntary military. People that are volunteering to
30:54
Speaker 19: die to defend your way of life, and you have
30:57
Speaker 19: the hutzpa to boo them because you don't like die.
31:00
Speaker 19: G Trump, get out of here. If you hate this
31:02
Speaker 19: country this much, just leave, literally be gone. Good Rinnance.
31:06
Speaker 19: I don't want to use my countrymen. Honestly, that was awful.
31:08
Speaker 19: I'll prank the lover prompts beyond.
31:12
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was absolutely disgraceful. And you're right about the
31:15
Speaker 3: American flag. Even when Biden was in office, it really
31:20
Speaker 3: didn't change, did it. If he saw an American flag
31:22
Speaker 3: outside someone's home. You presume they're a Republican, You presume
31:27
Speaker 3: their conservative, because they will fly every other flag. They'll
31:30
Speaker 3: have the rainbow flag, the Trance flag, the Black Lives
31:34
Speaker 3: Matter flag, but not the American flag.
31:37
Speaker 2: Now Fox News is.
31:38
Speaker 3: Reporting that a federal grand jury has subpoened former CIA
31:42
Speaker 3: director John Brennan, former FBI officials, among others, as a
31:47
Speaker 3: part of the Justice Department's investigation into the origins of
31:52
Speaker 3: the Trump Russia probe. Let's hear now from Stephen Miller,
31:57
Speaker 3: White House Deputy Chief of Staff.
31:59
Speaker 20: Call and Clapper, Brennan, Obama, Monaco all conspired together, all
32:06
Speaker 20: work together to try to sabotage, undermine, unravel the democratic
32:12
Speaker 20: institutions and structures of this country. The Russia Gate hopes,
32:17
Speaker 20: the Russia Gate conspiracy, and all of the assaults against
32:21
Speaker 20: our liberties them went with it, the pre dawn raids,
32:24
Speaker 20: the handcuffing of innocent Americans, the espionage against President Trump's
32:30
Speaker 20: campaign and staff.
32:32
Speaker 3: Josh, could you see this investigation extending further to perhaps
32:36
Speaker 3: even include Barack Obama? Steven Miller calls the Russian collusion,
32:41
Speaker 3: conspiracy and insurrection.
32:45
Speaker 19: Well, first of all, I love Steve Miller. I've not
32:48
Speaker 19: see him for years. I am an unabashed fan. He's
32:50
Speaker 19: one of the more polarizing figures here in America, even
32:52
Speaker 19: within the broader rights. I happen to be a longtime
32:54
Speaker 19: huge fan of Sevans. I hope that Stephen actually has
32:56
Speaker 19: even higher ambitions, frankly than White House Deputy of estaff
33:00
Speaker 19: what's what he Kurmi has now, I think that guy
33:01
Speaker 19: is just an absolute rock star. Look, Barack Obama read up,
33:05
Speaker 19: I'm being very can with you, is probably not going
33:08
Speaker 19: to be prosecutable under the Trump versus the United States
33:11
Speaker 19: Supreme Court President. That was the immuniic case that came
33:13
Speaker 19: out of the Court just last year where they basically
33:15
Speaker 19: said that if there is a core Article two presidential power,
33:19
Speaker 19: then it is very difficult to prosecute that. That's one
33:21
Speaker 19: of the whole things of the case. So, having said that,
33:23
Speaker 19: Barack Obama engage in anti constitutional sutterfuge after the transition
33:28
Speaker 19: of power, So after January twenty and twenty seventeen, back
33:31
Speaker 19: during Trump's first term, if prosecutors and Harmony Dillan and Pambandia,
33:37
Speaker 19: if all the folks in DJ can actually get evidence
33:39
Speaker 19: of that, that totally changes the calculation, to be honest
33:42
Speaker 19: with you, But right now, I don't see them getting Obama.
33:44
Speaker 19: I do think John Brennan has a real real shot
33:47
Speaker 19: to get him on a perjury charge, if nothing else,
33:49
Speaker 19: because the perjury statute limitations here in the United States,
33:52
Speaker 19: when you're talking about the federal crime perjuring sseelf before
33:55
Speaker 19: Congress is five year statutal limitations, and he had grectional
33:59
Speaker 19: testimony four years ago in twenty twenty one. That's just
34:02
Speaker 19: a lie. It's literally just a lie about the origins
34:05
Speaker 19: of the Russia Gate collusion, going back to the transition
34:08
Speaker 19: period in December twenty sixteen to January twenty seventeen and
34:11
Speaker 19: the infamous ICA intelligence community assessment that basically was the
34:15
Speaker 19: origin of the weaponization of leans, the Muller probe. He lied,
34:18
Speaker 19: He lied to conk about that there. I genuinely hope
34:21
Speaker 19: that they prosecuted John Brennan. Let's not forget that Jim
34:23
Speaker 19: Colby has actually already been indicted there, so John Brennan
34:26
Speaker 19: would kind of just be some additional icing on the cake.
34:28
Speaker 19: But you know, I hate you to bear or band news.
34:30
Speaker 19: I don't see them getting Barack Obama again, unless there's
34:33
Speaker 19: something that I'm missing, which is always possible. But frankly,
34:35
Speaker 19: I think John brend would actually be quite a pprised
34:36
Speaker 19: if they can actually get him on pertry.
34:40
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely.
34:41
Speaker 3: And of course these characters continued their election interference because
34:46
Speaker 3: they told us the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop was
34:51
Speaker 3: Russian disinformation. It was some sort of again Russian campaign.
34:56
Speaker 3: Now let's hear from veteran Democrat operative James Carville. Is
35:00
Speaker 3: God is crystal ball out and he's making some bold predictions.
35:04
Speaker 21: A Democrat is going to be elected in twenty twenty eight.
35:07
Speaker 21: You know that, I know that he's going to be
35:10
Speaker 21: a Democratic house going to be a Democratic Senator. The
35:13
Speaker 21: Democratic president is going to announce a Special Transition Advisory
35:19
Speaker 21: Committee on the reform of the Supreme Court that we
35:24
Speaker 21: can have our third branch of government has lost the
35:27
Speaker 21: faith and trusted American people that the number of Supreme
35:31
Speaker 21: Court justices go from nine to thirteen. That's going to
35:33
Speaker 21: happen to people, that's going to happen to you. They're
35:37
Speaker 21: going to win. They're going to do some blue ribbon
35:41
Speaker 21: panel of distinguished jurists, and they are going to recommend thirteen,
35:47
Speaker 21: and a Democratic Senate and House going to pass it,
35:51
Speaker 21: and the Democratic president is going to decide it because
35:54
Speaker 21: they have to do an intervention so we can have
35:57
Speaker 21: a Supreme Court that the American people trust to you.
36:01
Speaker 3: And by American people, of course, means those who vote
36:04
Speaker 3: Democrat only. Josh, how seriously do you take those predictions?
36:10
Speaker 3: I know he still has the respect of a lot
36:11
Speaker 3: of people. A lot of people see him was actually
36:13
Speaker 3: a sensible old school Democrat compared to the radical new ones.
36:18
Speaker 3: But are they serious about these so called reforms to
36:24
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court?
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Speaker 19: My first question is what is the rageing cagun smoking?
36:30
Speaker 19: I mean, what kind of does he have there stash
36:34
Speaker 19: in his house dad in Louisiana that would lead him
36:37
Speaker 19: to confidently make this pronunciation? Mean, frankly, you know, if
36:40
Speaker 19: I were an ambitious local prosecutor, I would consider that
36:44
Speaker 19: a video probable caused to launch a drug rate. I mean,
36:48
Speaker 19: I'm very curious what kind of goods yes stashed the
36:50
Speaker 19: house that would lead him to say these crazy things there.
36:53
Speaker 19: But you know, Jimmy Cardell is basically the left wing
36:56
Speaker 19: equivalent of Bill Crystal here in the US. I think
36:58
Speaker 19: Bill Crystal will be clear, is now left wing? He
37:00
Speaker 19: said he voted for Memdanni in New York City. Guy
37:02
Speaker 19: has told me out to lunch. But Carvo, my point
37:05
Speaker 19: read is that this guy was actually sensible once upon
37:08
Speaker 19: a time. I mean, he was the brains of the
37:09
Speaker 19: nineth ninety two winning Bill Clinton presidential campaign. He was
37:13
Speaker 19: the whole it's the economy, stupid guy there. He was
37:15
Speaker 19: the whole guy that devised the entire brilliant strategy. I'm
37:19
Speaker 19: not one that I would supported if I if I
37:20
Speaker 19: rolled out to opinions, but the strategy to essentially defeat
37:23
Speaker 19: George W. Bush on the whole read my lips, no
37:25
Speaker 19: new taxes thing. So he was actually a very clever
37:27
Speaker 19: political strategist, focused once upon a time on bread and
37:30
Speaker 19: butter issues like crime, the economy. And now he's just
37:32
Speaker 19: saying just utterly far left garbage like this. He has
37:37
Speaker 19: no idea what he's talking about. No, Democrats are not
37:39
Speaker 19: going to pack the Supreme Court. It's not going to happen.
37:42
Speaker 19: It's literally just it's it's not going to happen. But
37:46
Speaker 19: having said that, having said that, the fact that someone
37:48
Speaker 19: who once upon time was viewed as a centrist reasonable
37:51
Speaker 19: moderate figure is looking in the camera and is saying
37:55
Speaker 19: this confidentially because of whatever he's currently on, he is
37:58
Speaker 19: making these pronunciations comm that should, nonetheless, I think, be
38:02
Speaker 19: a clear message not just to conservatives but to swing
38:05
Speaker 19: voters in the middle as to what the Democratic Party
38:08
Speaker 19: has become today, because they are making threats, whether they
38:10
Speaker 19: are real, whether they're they're empty, and I do think
38:12
Speaker 19: they are largely empty threats here, but they are playing
38:15
Speaker 19: with fire because they're talking here about the very nature
38:18
Speaker 19: of the American constitutional order. They want to add Washingt
38:21
Speaker 19: DC and Puerto Rico estates. Frankly, they want to abolish
38:24
Speaker 19: the US Senate readA. They think the US Senate itself
38:26
Speaker 19: the senior legislative chamber. They view it as as a
38:29
Speaker 19: vestige of a white, patriarchal colonial society because Wyoming has
38:33
Speaker 19: the same number of votes in the Senate as California
38:35
Speaker 19: New York garbage. I mean, there are very good reasons
38:37
Speaker 19: why we have this current setup here. They want to
38:39
Speaker 19: pack the court though they're playing with fire, and I
38:42
Speaker 19: think the American people are friend going to look at
38:43
Speaker 19: videos like that and they're going to say, I don't
38:45
Speaker 19: know what this guy's talking about, but I know I
38:47
Speaker 19: don't like it. Therefore I'm voting for.
38:48
Speaker 2: The other guy, let's hope.
38:52
Speaker 3: So now we've spoken about the exodus from New York
38:56
Speaker 3: by those alarmed by zorn Man Danny's tribe. They're the
39:00
Speaker 3: Mamdani refugees will be fleeing New York City, and among
39:04
Speaker 3: them will be sadly many Jews.
39:07
Speaker 2: Josh.
39:07
Speaker 3: But despite Ma'mdani's radical retreak and anti Israel views, the
39:14
Speaker 3: exit polls, the c and exit polls showed that one
39:17
Speaker 3: in three Jews in New York City voted for him.
39:20
Speaker 2: Does that surprise you?
39:23
Speaker 19: Well, two things to note here, Rito. One is that
39:27
Speaker 19: if you look at the exit pole that I saw,
39:28
Speaker 19: to be clear that the number is galling. But on
39:31
Speaker 19: the other hand, it actually was a slightly lower percentage
39:35
Speaker 19: of Jews for Mamdani than Protestants and Catholics in Europe Mandanah,
39:39
Speaker 19: So Cuomo actually beat Mamdanna in New York City. Among Jews, Catholics,
39:43
Speaker 19: and Protestants. Mamdanni just won people who have no rule
39:46
Speaker 19: dis affiliation, and he won that by like a shockingly
39:48
Speaker 19: high margin. He got like seventy percent of the religiously
39:52
Speaker 19: unaffiliated votes. Having said that one third of Jews voting
39:56
Speaker 19: for Mandanni is obviously one third too many. And you
39:59
Speaker 19: look at some heavily Jewish precincts such as the Upper
40:01
Speaker 19: west Side and the Upper west Side went for Mam Donnie.
40:03
Speaker 19: Now a lot of the more religious communities in Brooklyn
40:06
Speaker 19: and so forth went very heavily for Pulmo against Mamdani.
40:09
Speaker 19: The reality here is that the Jewish community in the
40:11
Speaker 19: United States is extremely politically divided between religiously observant and
40:16
Speaker 19: just culturally traditional Jews and deeply assimilated progressive, left wing
40:20
Speaker 19: reformed Jews, etc.
40:21
Speaker 16: There.
40:22
Speaker 19: You know, my old friend Ben Shapiro likes referred to
40:24
Speaker 19: these Jews as Djainos, as Jews in name only, and
40:27
Speaker 19: in you know, in comparison to Rhinos Republicans name only.
40:30
Speaker 19: There they might be halockically Jewish Jewish under Jewish law
40:34
Speaker 19: bans to say, they might think that they enjoy a
40:36
Speaker 19: bagel in locks or watching Seinfelds or curb your enthusiasm,
40:39
Speaker 19: red ones. But there's nothing particularly Jewish about them there
40:42
Speaker 19: And unfortunately read of this is the story of the
40:44
Speaker 19: Jewish people going back thousands and thousands of years. The
40:46
Speaker 19: good news, the good news from a sheer demographic and
40:49
Speaker 19: political voting pan perspective is that it is the more
40:51
Speaker 19: traditional and religious Jews that are actually marrying other Jews,
40:55
Speaker 19: unlike the left wing Jews, how are having lots of
40:57
Speaker 19: Jewish children. So I think that the Jewish voting demographic
40:59
Speaker 19: and America call it ten, fifteen, twenty years now, is
41:02
Speaker 19: going to be considerably different looking than it is now,
41:04
Speaker 19: and I would argue considerably more right wing, which is
41:07
Speaker 19: a very good thing.
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Speaker 2: Joshamma, thank you for your time tonight. Thank you still
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Speaker 2: to come.
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Speaker 3: Soccer legend Christiana Ronaldo in trouble with the left Kinsisco
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Speaker 3: builds up past.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back now.
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Speaker 3: I trigger warning for the more sensitive lefties. I'm about
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Speaker 3: to play a clip of Christiano Ronaldo, probably the biggest
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Speaker 3: sporting superstar in the world. Right now, the legendary soccer
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Speaker 3: player wants to sit down with President Trump.
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Speaker 22: One of the most important guys, of course, is US President.
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Speaker 22: If we can help each other to make this happen,
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Speaker 22: I wish one day to meet him, to sit with him,
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Speaker 22: because it's really one of the persons that are really
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Speaker 22: like him. Because I think it can make things happen.
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Speaker 3: And I like people like that, joining me naw celebrity
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Speaker 3: and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, that clip is going
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Speaker 3: to send the left into fits of unbridled rage.
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Speaker 15: It's going to give you plenty of content. I completely agree.
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Speaker 7: But look, powerful people gravitate towards one another because true
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Speaker 7: winners recognize that proximity to excellence and they realize that
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Speaker 7: it sharpens their own edge. I mean, winners run in packs.
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Speaker 7: And I think that that's what you see. Hear him
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Speaker 7: recognizing someone that he admires and somebody that has, you know,
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Speaker 7: committed to a lot of the promises he's made. He's
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Speaker 7: actually executed them over the last year.
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Speaker 10: Yep.
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Speaker 3: And he would know saying that is going to get
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Speaker 3: him all sorts of backlash from the usual suspects, but
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Speaker 3: he said it anyways. I admire that now Jimmy Kimmel's
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Speaker 3: wife has admitted to cutting ties with her Trump supporting
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Speaker 3: family after sending them numerous emails begging them not to
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Speaker 3: vote in last year's election. I played a clip off
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Speaker 3: her earlier in the program. Molly McInerney, who also works
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Speaker 3: on her husband's show as head writer and executive producer,
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Speaker 3: says she felt deeply betrayed by relatives who backed President Trump,
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Speaker 3: saying their vote was effectively a vote against her TV host.
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Speaker 2: Husband and family. I mean, I think this lady has
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Speaker 2: some issues.
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Speaker 15: Kinsey, You know what, I thought this quote was incredibly telling.
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Speaker 7: She said, my husband is out there fighting this man,
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Speaker 7: and to me, them voting for Trump is them not
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Speaker 7: voting for my husband and me and our family.
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Speaker 15: Your husband's job is not to vote this man.
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Speaker 7: Your husband is supposed to be a comedian, entertaining hardworking
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Speaker 7: Americans looking for an escape before bad. And this is
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Speaker 7: why America is tuning out your husband.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely.
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Speaker 3: I mean, one's supposed to be a late night TV host, comic.
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Speaker 3: He's supposed to be witty, provide some laughs, provide some entertainment.
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Speaker 3: He rarely does that because he has become a full
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Speaker 3: time activist. And that's why he lied about Charlie Kirk's murder.
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Speaker 2: That was the only reason. Why else would you do that.
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Speaker 2: Now let's talk about the royals.
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Speaker 3: Princess Kate has honored her late relatives for Remembrance Sunday,
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Speaker 3: including Princess Diana and her grandfather Peter Middleton Cansey. Her
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Speaker 3: grandfather was a pilot who served in World War Two.
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Speaker 7: That's right, and her husband, Prince William served in the
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Speaker 7: arif After graduating, Katherine wore his mother's pearl drop earrings
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Speaker 7: on Sunday.
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Speaker 15: She looked so respectful and pensive.
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Speaker 7: And of course we bring you these incredible visuals of
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Speaker 7: Katherine I honoring the you know, the patriotic and deceased,
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Speaker 7: enduring comparison to Megan Markle heading up a Kardashian bash.
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Speaker 15: You know, I mean, you just han't.
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Speaker 7: It's hard to comprehend where Megan Markle's head is when
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Speaker 7: we are seeing such grace and strength and self lessness
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Speaker 7: from Catherine, how she could justify throwing on her bond
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Speaker 7: gear and showing up to the Kardashian's house.
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Speaker 3: Well, Megan's upset plenty of people and possibly embarrassed Prince
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Speaker 3: Harry by not wearing a poppy alongside her husband at
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Speaker 3: Christiana's seventieth birthday party. She would have known of Harry's
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Speaker 3: deep and personal connection to remember and stay Kinsey.
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Speaker 2: And this is certainly not going to endear her to
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Speaker 2: the British public either.
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Speaker 7: I mean, it just shows us what the sus success
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Speaker 7: have been reduced to. Unapologetically tacky. How pathetic and disappointing.
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Speaker 7: Their priorities currently are. Also, the Kardashians have been selling
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Speaker 7: secrets about their own family to the media for years.
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Speaker 7: If you look at TMZ today, it's Chris Jenner's birthday,
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Speaker 7: Kaylie Jenner's cat and Kim Kardashian's failed bar exam. That
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Speaker 7: family has the media on speed dial. They're not trustworthy.
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Speaker 7: Interesting how Harry finds no fault in their cooperation or
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Speaker 7: they're cooperating with the media, but when he claims his
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Speaker 7: family does the same thing, it's simply unforgivable.
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Speaker 15: We have to write a book, we have to do
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Speaker 15: a Netflix series about it.
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Speaker 2: Now, let's get some more on this birthday.
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Speaker 3: Christ is James Bond theme seventieth birthday bash. It was
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Speaker 3: held at Jeff Bezos's mansion and the police were reportedly
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Speaker 3: called numerous times due to noise complaints.
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Speaker 7: Kinsey yes, and towards the end of the night, officers
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Speaker 7: returned when they learned that these large fake hedges were
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Speaker 7: blocking the street outside the property. According to TMZ, the
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Speaker 7: decorative divids didn't have a permit, so they had to
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Speaker 7: be removed as dozens of celebrities were pouring out of
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Speaker 7: this party because you know, rules for thee but not
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Speaker 7: for the elite.
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Speaker 3: Now to reports that Diddy p Diddy was called drinking
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Speaker 3: homemade alcohol at Fort Dix, the low security prison where
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Speaker 3: he's doing time, allegations which have since been denied by
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Speaker 3: his family in a statement, Kinsey, who do we believe here?
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Speaker 15: I mean, of course they're going to deny this accusation.
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Speaker 7: But this is interesting to people that watched this trial
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Speaker 7: because did he claimed to a judge that he was
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Speaker 7: sober for the first time in twenty five years thanks
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Speaker 7: to his incarceration, and that was ahead of being sentenced
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Speaker 7: to four years and two months in prison last month?
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Speaker 16: So is he was he?
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Speaker 15: Did he lie court? People are curious to know. I mean,
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Speaker 15: if he's in their.
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Speaker 7: Throwing back moonshine, it doesn't seem like he's learned his lesson.
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Speaker 10: No, not at all.
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Speaker 3: And then before you go, Blake Lively has us stay
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Speaker 3: judged a water one hundred and sixty one million dollars
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Speaker 3: in damages over Justin Baldoni's alleged smear campaign. Again, sir,
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Speaker 3: she claims she lost fifty six point two million in
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Speaker 3: earnings past and future from her acting and producing gigs.
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Speaker 3: As well as speaking engagements and endorsements, Kinzie, is she
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Speaker 3: likely to receive anything.
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Speaker 2: Like that or anything at all?
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Speaker 7: I think she might receive something. I don't think she's getting.
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Speaker 7: That number is absolutely ludicrous. But can I tell you
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Speaker 7: something that you're going to be so disappointed in me
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Speaker 7: you might ghost me for the rest of my life
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Speaker 7: when I tell you this.
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Speaker 15: Let me just say to that, Justin Baldoni call.
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Speaker 7: Me, okay, I can I can get on the stand
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Speaker 7: for you, because despite the fact that I get onto
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Speaker 7: and talk about what a horrible person I truly believe
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Speaker 7: Blake Lively is, I'm still buying her hair products.
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Speaker 15: I like the way they smell.
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Speaker 7: So I don't buy this argument she's making to the
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Speaker 7: judge that she's losing all of this profit. I do
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Speaker 7: not like her, but I like her sons, and so
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Speaker 7: I am still putting money in her pocket. Rita, I
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Speaker 7: amproof that she's not losing one hundred and sixty one
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Speaker 7: million dollars.
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Speaker 2: You are proof. That's proof.
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Speaker 3: And I don't know if it's a ghosting offense, but
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Speaker 3: I'm putting you on a watch list as a red
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Speaker 3: flag next to your name now, so just watch out
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Speaker 3: Kinsey Schofield. Thanks for your time and that's all the
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Speaker 3: time we've got tonight. I'll see you at eleven tomorrow night.
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Speaker 3: Newsnight is up next