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The Rita Panahi Show | 5 March · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scorne Lives Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the reader Panekee Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panehe Show. I'm
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Speaker 3: Danika di Giorgio. Coming up tonight. Canadian Prime Minister Mark
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Speaker 3: Carney tells Anthony ARBERIZI Australia must avoid being dictated to
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Speaker 3: by the US during an addressed to Federal Parliament.
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Speaker 4: I'll get into that with my panel.
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Speaker 3: I'll speak to two Iranian Australians who said on this
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Speaker 3: channel just weeks ago that only a superpower like the
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Speaker 3: US could stop the regime. I'll get their reaction to
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Speaker 3: the strikes and the left's hypocrisy.
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Speaker 4: Shortly, Adam B.
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Speaker 3: Coleman exposes the liberal media's hypocrisy as the White House
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Speaker 3: Press Secretary schools a CNN anchor over biased Iran coverage.
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Speaker 3: Could a reunion be back on the cards between David
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Speaker 3: and Victoria Beckham and their estranged son Brooklyn Kinsey Schofield
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Speaker 3: has all of the latest entertainment and royal stories, and
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Speaker 3: of course left he's losing it. Okay, how silence But
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Speaker 3: first tonight, the Abanese government is batting accusations that the
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Speaker 3: Foreign Affairs Department breached its no double standards policy by
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Speaker 3: telling diplomats in the Middle East to leave before it
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Speaker 3: told ordinary ossie's in the region. According to the Australian
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Speaker 3: Families of Diplomats in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates
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Speaker 3: well last week offered voluntary departures but defact did not
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Speaker 3: change its overall travel advice for those countries to do
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Speaker 3: not travel.
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Speaker 4: Until after the war started on Sunday.
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Speaker 3: It means Ozzies are now scrambling for seats on already
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Speaker 3: scarce commercial flights out of the region, while countries including
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Speaker 3: the UK, France and Germany have organized chartered flights for
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Speaker 3: their citizens. Here's the Foreign Minister, Penny Wong's excuse.
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Speaker 1: Really, the opposition needs to get their facts straight. We
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Speaker 1: have a very strict no double standards policy, a very
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Speaker 1: strict no double standards policy, which means what is directed
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Speaker 1: by the colpment to their people is what is made public,
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Speaker 1: and that is what occurred.
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Speaker 5: That's the first point.
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Speaker 1: The second point I would make is our directions were
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Speaker 1: in relation to Israel and Lebanon and some voluntary departures
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Speaker 1: as well, all of which was made public. Now I
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Speaker 1: don't think you know, we certainly did not know that
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Speaker 1: Iran was going to hit ten countries in the region.
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Speaker 1: And you know, for those who are criticizing, if they
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Speaker 1: think they knew that, then they probably should have told us.
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Speaker 3: Let's Bregaan Sky News contributor pre McSween and veteran broadcaster
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Speaker 3: and journalists and DD Done leaving now. Nice to see
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Speaker 3: you both. Thank you so much for joining me. Pro Okay,
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Speaker 3: even if Pennywong is what she's saying, you know, it
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Speaker 3: could be right there that she really didn't know about
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Speaker 3: an impending attack on Iran. What does it say though,
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Speaker 3: then about Australia's relationship with the US. Do they not
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Speaker 3: trust us?
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Speaker 6: We're totally on the nose, clearly and untrustworthy, as Albanese
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Speaker 6: has proven. You know, she never really answers the questions.
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Speaker 6: Everything's done through a political lens with labor, so you
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Speaker 6: can't really believe a thing that comes out of their mouth.
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Speaker 6: I mean, it's appalling that in fact, you know, the
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Speaker 6: traveler alerts were too late and so many Australians found
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Speaker 6: themselves in this predicament. And of course she looked after
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Speaker 6: the public service, which she know is her bread and butter.
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Speaker 6: I suppose so you know, it's typical of Penny Wong.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's typical and labor as well.
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Speaker 3: Exactly, DDI, what's your take on this, What do you
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Speaker 3: think that that signals? Well, firstly, if I was a traveler,
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Speaker 3: an Australian traveler overseas, I'd be feeling very betrayed right now.
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Speaker 3: I think this is a failure of the security protocols
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Speaker 3: here in Australia. Pennywong either didn't know anything, which is
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Speaker 3: an indictment on her, or she knew something but chose
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Speaker 3: not to tell Australian travelers in stronger terms that it
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Speaker 3: wasn't wise for them to be going into the Middle East.
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Speaker 4: So either way, it's a failure on her part.
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Speaker 3: And I also wonder has she picked up the phone
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Speaker 3: and called the White House since to ask to be
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Speaker 3: briefed more fully on the I mean they're not going
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Speaker 3: to tell her, let's be honest, tell.
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Speaker 4: Her she's dreaming.
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Speaker 3: I agree, I totally agree exactly, Yeah, I mean why
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Speaker 3: would they tell Penny Wong. I mean she's been demonizing
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Speaker 3: the US, she's been demonizing Israel for that matter, for
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Speaker 3: the past two and a half years.
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Speaker 4: I think that's a really great point. DD now.
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Speaker 3: I Meanwhile, the Prime Minister has today been busy closing
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Speaker 3: up to a known anti Trumper. This is the Canadian
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Speaker 3: Prime Minister Mark Carney, who's on an official visit to Australia.
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Speaker 3: Karne has addressed both houses of Parliament calling for stronger
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Speaker 3: ties between the two countries to avoid being dictated to
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Speaker 3: by the US. I found it quite interesting, prue he
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Speaker 3: basically he set along the lines that Australia needs to
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Speaker 3: not be dictated to not only by the US, but
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Speaker 3: also by China. I mean, the US is our number
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Speaker 3: one ally for goodness sake? Is he really suggesting that
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Speaker 3: we could go alone without them?
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Speaker 6: This folk is seriously on the nose with Trump. Why
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Speaker 6: would anyone be taking advice and wanting to get into
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Speaker 6: bed with him?
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Speaker 4: For God's sake?
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Speaker 6: I mean, as it is Alban easier for all that
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Speaker 6: he's done in his past is really a bit on tentacles.
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Speaker 6: I think with Trump as well, why would we want
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Speaker 6: to do this? Look, I understand there is some aspect
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Speaker 6: to it which I think makes sense that because we
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Speaker 6: don't spend enough money on defense, you know, we're not
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Speaker 6: really significant in the eyes of America, and perhaps we'll
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Speaker 6: be if we join forces with Canada and some of
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Speaker 6: the other countries like Japan, et cetera, we may have
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Speaker 6: more unity and strength through that, and.
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Speaker 4: Of course the bearers.
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Speaker 6: It's good. There are feasible parts about this that makes sense,
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Speaker 6: but you don't want to risk alienating Trump or America
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Speaker 6: in any way. And if we get into bed with this, dude,
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Speaker 6: I think we are really well, very fine life.
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Speaker 4: I mean, we're basically screwed it. DDI.
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Speaker 3: What do you make of the Canadian leader's rhetoric while
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Speaker 3: he's been down under, Well, I think he's someone that
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Speaker 3: I certainly don't have a lot of confidence, and I
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Speaker 3: think he's yet to prove himself. Remember he came to
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Speaker 3: power when Trump was having a go at Canada over
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Speaker 3: the tariffs, and he has a strong economic background, I'll
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Speaker 3: give him that in finance, and so he was the
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Speaker 3: right person I think to be elected at that time
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Speaker 3: because I think the people thought that he was the
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Speaker 3: person to fight back against Trump.
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Speaker 4: But he's yet to actually prove himself.
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Speaker 3: And if he's doing this little trip here to Australia
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Speaker 3: trying to gather a gang, I mean it's not exactly
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Speaker 3: a formidable group. Anthony Albernizi and Carney versus Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: and bb DTNIO. Who I know whose gang I would
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Speaker 3: like to be protecting my interests?
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Speaker 4: You no, I totally agree.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you know, the US just took out one
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Speaker 3: of the you know, the world's biggest dictators. And what's
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Speaker 3: Anthony Alberzi and Mark Carney done for themselves to prove
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Speaker 3: themselves Absolutely nothing.
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Speaker 4: Nothing.
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Speaker 3: Now, look, we've been predicting this over the past few
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Speaker 3: nights on this program and Treasurer Jim Chalmers has already,
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Speaker 3: as you can imagine, started blaming the Middle East for
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Speaker 3: the failures of the economy. Here he was this morning
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Speaker 3: telling Australians to brace for the worst.
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Speaker 7: The full impact is still uncertain, but it's likely to
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Speaker 7: be substantial, and we're upfront about that. We had our
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Speaker 7: fair share of economic challenges even before the dramatic escalation
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Speaker 7: of this conflict over the weekend, and this will put
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Speaker 7: additional pressure on the global economy and on our own
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Speaker 7: economy as a consequence. That's the difficult news. But the
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Speaker 7: good news is what we saw in yesterday's National Accounts
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Speaker 7: is growth in the Australian economies we finished twenty twenty
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Speaker 7: five was strong and broad and very welcome, and it
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Speaker 7: provides a really robust foundation from which to confront these
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Speaker 7: new uncertainties that we're seeing in the world.
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Speaker 4: Just as predicted. Prove, the walls come at the right time.
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Speaker 6: Oh it sure has boiled him up, but of course
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Speaker 6: we do not forget, and we do understand that really
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Speaker 6: these latest figures are reflective of the Christmas period. And also,
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Speaker 6: you know the various sales been on. He is spending
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Speaker 6: too much money. Everybody knows that. He knows that, but
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Speaker 6: he cannot stop himself. And you know, for him to
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Speaker 6: be clutching at straws and like a drowning man saying,
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Speaker 6: oh great, yeah, well really it's not my doing. It's
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Speaker 6: all to do with the world and the Iran. I mean,
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Speaker 6: give us a break, Jim. We know you're a pathetic treasurer.
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Speaker 6: You don't deserve to be in the seat. Go and
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Speaker 6: write another book on Bob Carr, for example. Do something useful,
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Speaker 6: you know, because you're useless as a treasurer.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, do something with it with your life.
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Speaker 3: I agree, But I mean this is perfect timing, isn't
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Speaker 3: it for Jim? Because the economy is going backwards under labor.
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Speaker 3: But now he's got a brand new excuse to you,
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Speaker 3: doesn't he hasn't it just given him a leave pass.
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Speaker 4: Look, I think the Australian public are very smart and
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Speaker 4: can see through it.
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Speaker 3: It's like when COVID was being used as the excuse
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Speaker 3: for everything.
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Speaker 4: Oh it's because of COVID.
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Speaker 3: There's always going to be an excuse off it up
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Speaker 3: And I noticed his language was interesting. He said that
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Speaker 3: the consequences could be substantial, so that if you know,
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Speaker 3: in other words, to terrify us, if there anything less
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Speaker 3: than substantial, will or be going, oh thank god, he
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Speaker 3: did such a good job saving.
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Speaker 4: As didn't Heah?
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Speaker 3: So yeah, I just don't think our economy should have
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Speaker 3: been or should be in such a financial sorry, a
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Speaker 3: fragile position anyway. And he's let it become that with
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Speaker 3: a debt of nearly one trillion dollars. So yeah, I
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Speaker 3: think he's probably counting his blessings that this has happened
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Speaker 3: at this time.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: First it was COVID, then it was Ukraine and it
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Speaker 3: was economic headwinds, and now it's Iran. It's just perfect
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Speaker 3: or very perfect. Well, we're going to talk about the ABC.
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Speaker 3: They've been a disgrace this week in the coverage of
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Speaker 3: the Iran war.
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Speaker 4: But no surprises because.
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Speaker 3: You recall it's bias during the reporting of Harmas's attack
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Speaker 3: on Israel.
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Speaker 4: And yet they still want more money from us.
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Speaker 3: The AFR is reporting that the ABC's managing director, Hugh Marx,
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Speaker 3: has reportedly made a last ditch offer of one thousand
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Speaker 3: dollars cash to every member of staff to avoid a
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Speaker 3: strike after employees narrowly voted down a pay deal boosted
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Speaker 3: salaries by ten percent over three years. Pro here we
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Speaker 3: go with a typical government department.
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Speaker 6: Hugh, do us a favor. Let him go on strike.
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Speaker 6: No one will notice. For God's sake, I might save
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Speaker 6: some money.
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Speaker 4: That's saying. They've gotta be kidding.
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Speaker 6: They're not worth a pinch of pooh. In fact, in
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Speaker 6: terms of you know, pay rise, I'm sorry. And you know,
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Speaker 6: as far as I'm concerned, you know that their charter
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Speaker 6: has never been met. They should all be sacked. It
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Speaker 6: should become subscription. And frankly, look at what guys doing.
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Speaker 4: We know we've got great regional.
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Speaker 6: Coverage, brilliant, we should be you know, just taking stepping in.
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Speaker 4: No, I'm with you, I'm with you all the way.
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Speaker 3: Meanwhile, Victorian Labor senator his name is Raf Chacconi. He
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Speaker 3: took a swipe at the ABC's John Lyons, that's one
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Speaker 3: of their senior reporters, for accusing Anthony Aberenezi of spreading
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Speaker 3: political propaganda over their position. He said, if standing with
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Speaker 3: the women beaten in the streets as propaganda, if opposing
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Speaker 3: the execution of protesters is propaganda, if resisting nuclear black
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Speaker 3: man propaganda, then we have lost our moral compass. D
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Speaker 3: It's not often that I actually agree with Labor, but
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Speaker 3: he's spot on here. John Lyons has conducted himself, in
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Speaker 3: my view, a disgrace this week. Absolutely, and I've made
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Speaker 3: note of that, Danika that you're backing them on this
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Speaker 3: particular issue. Look, look, I think with the ABC, when
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Speaker 3: you think in broad terms, if you think of the
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Speaker 3: ABC and what you're going to read, that you know
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Speaker 3: that you're going to get something biased. But I think
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Speaker 3: when coverage and when there's reporting on the ABC and
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Speaker 3: content on the ABC regarding something like what's happening in
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Speaker 3: the Middle East at the moment, in other words, we're
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Speaker 3: facing absolute evil, there should be no bias at all.
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Speaker 3: There should be no ability for anyone to make an
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Speaker 3: accusation of propaganda. I just think it's the ABC continually
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Speaker 3: delivering what we've become used to them delivering. And I
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Speaker 3: agree with Preu and yourself. Take away their funding. We
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Speaker 3: don't need them anymore. They don't deliver what we used
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Speaker 3: to be able to, or we weren't able to get
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Speaker 3: before social media and so many other options as far
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Speaker 3: as media goes.
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Speaker 4: No, exactly.
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Speaker 3: I mean it's in their charter that they have to
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Speaker 3: be impartial, and they have done the exact opposite. It's
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Speaker 3: just absolutely appalling. Now, look we've got to talk about
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Speaker 3: Carl Sandalan's Jackie. O Gee, what what do you do?
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Speaker 8: We?
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Speaker 3: I what a fascinating story. They come apparently both lawyered up.
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Speaker 3: As you can imagine, there's millions involved amid their recent
12:21
Speaker 3: fallout with Arn deeming Sandalan's behavior an act of serious
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Speaker 3: misconduct and a breach of his contract, and of course
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Speaker 3: a contract between the two of them which the pair
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Speaker 3: had recently signed. It was worth about two hundred million
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Speaker 3: dollars across ten years. It's all over, isn't it proved?
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Speaker 4: Wow? Wow?
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Speaker 6: Now the soap opera, the reality show?
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Speaker 4: Do you feel? I think so?
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Speaker 6: Really give us a break. The interesting thing is Urn's
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Speaker 6: share price has gone up since they've been Yes, they've
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Speaker 6: dumped been dumped, So maybe there's hope.
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Speaker 3: Yet maybe I don't know. I we're curious to know
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Speaker 3: what happens. DDI, what's your take on this? Well, I
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Speaker 3: myself was part of a radio duo, may I say,
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Speaker 3: a reasonably successful one for more than thirty five years,
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Speaker 3: half of the Grubby and dd pair, and so I
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Speaker 3: think I understand that the pressures of this particular working
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Speaker 3: relationship can be intense. It's also a unique relationship, but
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Speaker 3: the main thing at the very heart of it is trust.
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Speaker 6: And when I first read that's this blow up, I thought, gosh,
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Speaker 6: is that all it was? How on earth did this
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Speaker 6: bring them undone?
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Speaker 3: What that tells me is that there must have been
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Speaker 3: a lot more going on behind the scenes. This is
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Speaker 3: just the final straw in what was something that's obviously
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Speaker 3: be building up between the two of them, because that
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Speaker 3: particular incident, to me, look like something that could have been.
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Speaker 4: Discussed and sorted out.
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Speaker 3: If they are the good friends that were led to
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Speaker 3: believe that they've been for all these decades that they've
13:42
Speaker 3: been working together. It's also surprising to me. I wonder
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Speaker 3: why the blowtorch hasn't been put on. Whoever thought it
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Speaker 3: was a good idea in the first place to network
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Speaker 3: that show?
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Speaker 4: Networking radio programs does not work. There are very rare reception.
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Speaker 3: Exceptions, Hamish and Andy being one execs, but it very
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Speaker 3: very rarely works.
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Speaker 4: It certainly didn't work. To understand that show into Melbourne.
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Speaker 3: No, because people want local content, local content mistakes. I
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Speaker 3: don't know why that they ever did that. Look, I'm
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Speaker 3: fascinated to be a fly on the wall to figure
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Speaker 3: out what happened. Seriously did leaving Provedmentswae. Nice to see
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Speaker 3: you both, Thanks very much for joining me on the show.
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Speaker 4: Thank you.
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Speaker 3: Let's turn our attention now to the war in Iran,
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Speaker 3: as the US and Israel moved to destroy its all
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Speaker 3: authoritarian Islamist regime. The global Iranian community gathered in the
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Speaker 3: streets earlier this week to celebrate the killing of Ayatola
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Speaker 3: Ali Jamene and scores of senior officials thanks to US
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Speaker 3: military action, providing the first glimmer of hope in forty
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Speaker 3: seven years that Iran might be free once again. Many
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Speaker 3: Iranians have long believed that intervention by an external power
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Speaker 3: was the only way the Iatola's authoritarian rule would ever end.
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Speaker 3: And I'm very pleased to say joining meet now are
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Speaker 3: two Iranian Australians who have been calling on Trump to
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Speaker 3: bring down the regime. Their husband and wife and Koo
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Speaker 3: of the Iranian Australian Patriots Association, Marni Tagazdi and Minute
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Speaker 3: Tu Si height of both of you. Thank you so
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Speaker 3: much for joining me on the show and what's been
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Speaker 3: a huge, historic and very momentous week. I really really
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Speaker 3: appreciate your time. Many will start with you because when
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Speaker 3: you both appeared on Sky News, this was back in January,
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Speaker 3: you said only a superpower like the US could stop
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Speaker 3: the regime. And this was a back when there were
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Speaker 3: mass protests and the regime had adopted the shoot to
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Speaker 3: kill policy. They were literally killing their own citizens. What's
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Speaker 3: your response to now what we've seen, what the US
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Speaker 3: and Israel have done.
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Speaker 9: Actually, at that time, I emphasized that the Iranian people,
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Speaker 9: many of Iranians, they tried many times to battle and
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Speaker 9: fight against this brutal regime. You know, but because the
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Speaker 9: regime has a massive, strong Suprassian forces, and every time
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Speaker 9: the supress on these three they killed then send people,
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Speaker 9: the protesters on the streets, shooting them on head and chest.
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Speaker 9: And to my understanding, there was no way except an
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Speaker 9: external help, an external you know, military intervention. And because
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Speaker 9: of that, many Iranians around the world, you know, they
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Speaker 9: asked the Trump administration to do something because that time,
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Speaker 9: many Iranians they've been in the on the streets by
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Speaker 9: by the order of our King, his Royal Highness Resort Pahlavi,
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Speaker 9: and the people responded to him and they went to
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Speaker 9: these streets in millions. And then what happened. They started
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Speaker 9: the people and only a military intervention can can help
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Speaker 9: them to overcome, to to defeat this, you know, this
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Speaker 9: brutal regime. And this happened last week by the Trump
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Speaker 9: and the Israeli forces on Iran.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, and look finally, finally, finally, yea some action.
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Speaker 4: I you know, what's your reaction as well to what's happened.
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Speaker 3: And understand, you've got family still in Iran, if you
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Speaker 3: made contact with them, how they feeling.
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Speaker 2: So I would say the millions, millions of people when
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Speaker 2: they've heard the news, they actually feel the freedom in
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Speaker 2: a spot. So it was a midnight for us and
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Speaker 2: my sister just rang me and she start crying and
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Speaker 2: she said, we just touched freedom. And she took her
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Speaker 2: phone to the street. There was crowd, millions of people.
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Speaker 2: They're just dancing, they laughing and they're singing, and they
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Speaker 2: for the first time. I think, after forty seven years,
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Speaker 2: they feel the liberty and freedom. And I could see
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Speaker 2: through her phone, I could see the love and freedom.
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Speaker 2: It's just like between the people, and I was very happy.
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Speaker 2: So I think millions of people inside Ileana and outside
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Speaker 2: in they also lebrate and after they've hit the harmonies.
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Speaker 3: That, yeah, it must be very heartening to hear as well,
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Speaker 3: after so much oppression for so many years. There's been
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Speaker 3: a lot of criticism of Trump's military action in Iran,
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Speaker 3: particularly on the left. We've heard people say that this
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Speaker 3: is the US imposing they will in Iran and Iranians
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Speaker 3: they don't want this. They've said that this is the
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Speaker 3: US taking orders from Israel.
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Speaker 4: Money. What do you say to these critics.
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Speaker 9: I would say that they cannot understand those lefties or
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Speaker 9: propo you know, mobs or whatever, you know, they are
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Speaker 9: not considering this is not a war against the Iranian people.
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Speaker 9: This is not a war against the civilians against the
18:50
Speaker 9: Iranian economic infrastructure. Against you know, they are not bombing
18:55
Speaker 9: the refined or refined, They are not bombing the roads,
18:59
Speaker 9: bridge building, the residential complies. They are just targeted the
19:06
Speaker 9: I officials, the political official, those guys, those special forces
19:12
Speaker 9: of police, who was responsible for suppression of the people,
19:16
Speaker 9: who was responsible for the killing of the people, who
19:20
Speaker 9: was responsible for slaughtering the people. So this is I
19:24
Speaker 9: so called this is a humanitarian military intervention. But because
19:30
Speaker 9: you know they are you know, so you know mind
19:33
Speaker 9: by us, they are against because they naturally they are.
19:38
Speaker 9: It's as a part of DNA. They are anti America,
19:41
Speaker 9: anti Israel, anti Zionism, anti Australia, anti anti war. And
19:46
Speaker 9: they have no knowledge about what is happening in Iran.
19:51
Speaker 9: It is only a military intervention to help Iranian people
19:55
Speaker 9: to get rid of this Islamic region forever.
19:59
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the anti the way they hate our Western
20:02
Speaker 3: values and there's a lot of them that walk among us.
20:05
Speaker 4: And that is the scariest part. What do you say
20:08
Speaker 4: to the left.
20:09
Speaker 2: Menu lefties are losing and falling at the moment. They
20:16
Speaker 2: are hypocrite, they have double standard. So what's happened? They
20:21
Speaker 2: are claiming that the people of Iran they don't want
20:24
Speaker 2: this war, they don't want this intervention. But this is
20:28
Speaker 2: not the reality of Iranian people. So imagine a regime
20:33
Speaker 2: that's actually armed to the thief and they kill for
20:38
Speaker 2: forty seven years, they aren't citizens, and they're shutting their
20:43
Speaker 2: head their chest because so many times Iranian uprising their voice,
20:48
Speaker 2: but they brutally killed, trtared in prisons and simply wrapped
20:53
Speaker 2: by this regime because they just want to freedom and democracy.
20:57
Speaker 2: So there is nearly impossible for the ordinary people actually
21:01
Speaker 2: did to overcome of this and overthrow this regime. So
21:08
Speaker 2: that's Lefty is giving the wrong court to the words
21:13
Speaker 2: and they are saying I've heard David Childrens just talk
21:18
Speaker 2: and they had a speech and he claimed that US
21:23
Speaker 2: and Israels they're killing innocent people, civilians, people in Iran.
21:27
Speaker 2: So I would say, really, just like months ago, in
21:32
Speaker 2: two nights, this regime, kid, they own citizens, more than
21:37
Speaker 2: six and thirty six thousands people in the street in
21:41
Speaker 2: just two nights, And wasn't this crime against humanity? So
21:48
Speaker 2: definitely lefties losing and they've fallen and they have double
21:53
Speaker 2: sundon as I said, Yes.
21:55
Speaker 4: I absolutely do that, they're actually hypocrites.
21:58
Speaker 3: Really, when you think about it, we're almost out of time,
22:01
Speaker 3: but money. I just want to ask you, what would
22:03
Speaker 3: you like to say happen now? Is this a genuine
22:06
Speaker 3: path to liberation?
22:08
Speaker 9: Yes, I believe, not only myself, many Iranians believe that
22:13
Speaker 9: this is the last battle. We have no choice. This
22:17
Speaker 9: is one time a chance coming to a nation, and
22:21
Speaker 9: this is the time. If we be successful this time,
22:26
Speaker 9: the Islamic region finished. But if we you know, some
22:30
Speaker 9: people asking, oh, stop this military intervention and this regime
22:35
Speaker 9: will stay on power. They will revenge, a massive revenge
22:40
Speaker 9: of the people. So many Iranians asking the US and
22:45
Speaker 9: Israeli guys or even the Arabian Arabic states in the
22:49
Speaker 9: Persian Gulf to make more attacks to the regime, to
22:54
Speaker 9: the officials, to the you know, to those security guards,
23:00
Speaker 9: those those one who were responsible for killing the Iranian
23:03
Speaker 9: innocent Iranians keep doing and at the last Iranians can
23:09
Speaker 9: do the last battle. As our king said the Iranians,
23:14
Speaker 9: we don't need any boots on the underground. Millions of
23:18
Speaker 9: Iranians there are boots underground as long as they feel
23:22
Speaker 9: that the regime is week at the lowest level. Our
23:26
Speaker 9: King will ask, will order it to the people, come
23:30
Speaker 9: back to the street and do the lastest.
23:32
Speaker 4: And do it exactly.
23:33
Speaker 3: Look, we pray that we pray now for pace. This
23:36
Speaker 3: is what obviously Iranians like yourselves have been asking for
23:39
Speaker 3: for a very very long time. MANI, and great to
23:41
Speaker 3: have you on the show. Thank you so much for
23:43
Speaker 3: joining me, and we'll keep in touch.
23:44
Speaker 9: Thank you so much, having thank you for having us.
23:47
Speaker 4: Still to come. Lefties losing it?
23:49
Speaker 3: Plus White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt scolds a sing
23:53
Speaker 3: and N reporter over the network's biased coverage of the
23:56
Speaker 3: US strikes in Iran.
23:57
Speaker 4: Adam B.
23:58
Speaker 3: Coleman will join me next. Now it's time for left
24:10
Speaker 3: He's losing it. Don't you love it when the left
24:13
Speaker 3: fall flat on their hypocritical faces.
24:15
Speaker 4: Well that's what happened in Manchester when a morning event
24:18
Speaker 4: for the.
24:18
Speaker 3: Ayatola was crashed by Iranians celebrating his death. Oh, we
24:39
Speaker 3: love to see it. And they're holding a Trump picture.
24:41
Speaker 3: They love him. And how about Kamala Harris getting walloped
24:45
Speaker 3: by this Iranian?
24:47
Speaker 5: He has put American troops in harm's way.
24:51
Speaker 10: I unequivocally oppose this war of choice.
24:54
Speaker 11: But I have to say I am tired of seeing
24:56
Speaker 11: some politicians here in America, specially Democrats, making this about
25:01
Speaker 11: their own politics, scoring political points.
25:04
Speaker 4: Like Kamala Harris.
25:06
Speaker 11: Suddenly she kept quiet about the massacre. Suddenly she found
25:11
Speaker 11: a voice.
25:12
Speaker 3: Yes, Kamala found her voice and probably a bottle of wine. Well,
25:16
Speaker 3: the Representative for Somalia aka Eleano Omar has proven once
25:20
Speaker 3: again why she is a much better fit for Mogadishu
25:22
Speaker 3: than she is America. Here she was on the floor
25:25
Speaker 3: of the House desperately trying to halt Donald Trump's action
25:28
Speaker 3: against Iran.
25:30
Speaker 10: Is unilaterally dragging this nation into an illegal and unjustified
25:36
Speaker 10: war with Iran. As someone who survived the horrors of war,
25:40
Speaker 10: I know that bambs do not build.
25:42
Speaker 5: Peace or create stability.
25:45
Speaker 10: Military strikes will.
25:46
Speaker 4: Not make us safer.
25:48
Speaker 3: I mean, she actually has the audacity to stand in
25:51
Speaker 3: front of America and lecture because to me, it seems
25:54
Speaker 3: that she hates the US.
25:56
Speaker 4: Now, I know that you're gonna love this.
25:57
Speaker 3: Have a listened to Elizabeth Hasselbeck on the View destroying
26:01
Speaker 3: the dumb bimbos on the rest of the panel who
26:04
Speaker 3: have nothing left to say.
26:06
Speaker 12: We need a strong border, especially now with our current
26:09
Speaker 12: global situation. And I believe that you may say you
26:12
Speaker 12: don't want border control on you're against ACE, but I
26:14
Speaker 12: actually don't believe you in your daily lives. How many
26:17
Speaker 12: people in the audience here had to go through security
26:18
Speaker 12: to get here, rez just be honest, otherwise you go
26:20
Speaker 12: to jail, I guess for legal trespassing. Right, this is
26:22
Speaker 12: an authorized audience. They had to go through security to
26:25
Speaker 12: get through the border to get right here to just
26:27
Speaker 12: hear us talk. We need strong borders more than ever.
26:30
Speaker 12: Right now we are being in I'll give you.
26:34
Speaker 4: And let's be honest.
26:35
Speaker 3: They'll never have her back again because she's too good
26:37
Speaker 3: for the rest of them, The suicidally stupid trio Joy
26:40
Speaker 3: Whoopee and Sonny must be beside themselves. Well, good news, folks,
26:44
Speaker 3: it's all over for deranged, lunatic and kroc of You
26:47
Speaker 3: know what Jasmine Crockett, because she's officially an All American reject,
26:52
Speaker 3: she's been forced to concede her race for the US
26:54
Speaker 3: Senate in Texas after suffering a humiliating and embarrassing defeat
26:59
Speaker 3: to a less known Democrat state representative James Tallerico.
27:06
Speaker 4: Know what you gotta get do this, and so now
27:14
Speaker 4: she cries. I mean, it couldn't have happened to a
27:16
Speaker 4: better person.
27:18
Speaker 5: You're yelling, don't want mom down?
27:20
Speaker 4: No, please can't tell me to calm down? Down? Has
27:22
Speaker 4: your top time down?
27:24
Speaker 13: And there you're out of that controls it.
27:28
Speaker 10: Just because someone has committed a crime, it doesn't make
27:31
Speaker 10: them e criminal.
27:32
Speaker 14: I'm tripping, I'm slamming, I'm bron giv it back like,
27:36
Speaker 14: what's that?
27:40
Speaker 2: Damn?
27:41
Speaker 15: Tell him breathe tell him boys.
27:43
Speaker 4: Yes, goodbye and good riddance.
27:45
Speaker 3: You race baiting in need of anger management classes. Utter
27:50
Speaker 3: war on and yet right on cue here are the
27:53
Speaker 3: lefty milkdowns about it.
27:55
Speaker 4: This is not okay. I'm so upset. I cannot believe
28:05
Speaker 4: this is happening inside country. Y'all should be ashamed of yourself.
28:09
Speaker 5: Governor, abit are y'ad shame?
28:13
Speaker 4: Shame? Shame are you?
28:15
Speaker 16: Guys?
28:15
Speaker 6: Is this ridiculous?
28:17
Speaker 4: You're gonna do whatever?
28:17
Speaker 14: You can't turn that to suppress iPhones?
28:20
Speaker 4: You already jerry mandrid everything?
28:23
Speaker 3: Yeah, Oh dear, well, at least Jasmine has one fan,
28:26
Speaker 3: one fan at least and have a listened to the
28:28
Speaker 3: guy who's actually won that race, James Tallerrico.
28:32
Speaker 4: Is this seriously the best the Dems could come.
28:34
Speaker 16: Up with is both masculine and feminine and everything in between.
28:41
Speaker 16: God is non.
28:43
Speaker 3: Binary, right, God is non binary? Okay then, and it
28:48
Speaker 3: doesn't end there. In fact, he may even be worse than.
28:51
Speaker 16: Crocket trans children are God's children, made in God's own image.
29:00
Speaker 16: There's nothing wrong with them, nothing at all. They are perfect,
29:06
Speaker 16: they are beautiful, and they are sacred.
29:10
Speaker 4: I mean, this is.
29:11
Speaker 3: Truly sick, and this is peak lunatic asylum. And it
29:14
Speaker 3: won't even shock you to know that he can't even
29:17
Speaker 3: say the word woman.
29:18
Speaker 16: A's citizens. Every one of our neighbors with a uterus
29:23
Speaker 16: became the property of the state.
29:27
Speaker 4: Neighbors with a uterus. Wow, that is a new one.
29:31
Speaker 4: That's a new one.
29:32
Speaker 3: And now to tampon Tim Wowles, who has copted in Congress,
29:35
Speaker 3: and well, guess what he doesn't even know what a
29:38
Speaker 3: woman is either?
29:39
Speaker 8: What is a woman?
29:41
Speaker 4: Have you learned that? Lesson? Do you know what a
29:42
Speaker 4: woman is?
29:44
Speaker 14: I'm the governor of Minnesota Country, you know what.
29:46
Speaker 5: I'm not here to be your property, your obsession.
29:48
Speaker 4: I can't define what a woman is.
29:50
Speaker 17: You certainly can't define what fraud is. If you can't
29:53
Speaker 17: even define what a woman is, you can't define fraud.
29:56
Speaker 17: How much money was spent on artism in Minnesota in
29:59
Speaker 17: twenty seventeen, Governor, I.
30:02
Speaker 2: Don't have those numbers in front of me.
30:03
Speaker 17: Congressowans, did you prepare for this hearing today?
30:06
Speaker 9: She did?
30:07
Speaker 5: I think, Congress seriously, I mean, this.
30:09
Speaker 4: Guy was almost vice president. Can you believe? Now? Please
30:12
Speaker 4: watch and enjoy this moment.
30:14
Speaker 18: When Barack Obama was choosing his vice presidential candidate, he
30:19
Speaker 18: had a three criteria. He wanted to make sure he
30:22
Speaker 18: picked somebody that wasn't as smart as him and had
30:25
Speaker 18: less talent and charisma and couldn't possibly outshine him, So
30:28
Speaker 18: he picked Joe Biden. And then Joe Biden in twenty
30:31
Speaker 18: twenty used the exact same criteria and he picked Kamaher.
30:36
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then he actually went on in that clip
30:39
Speaker 3: to say, it's very clear why Karmela chose you, Tim Okay,
30:43
Speaker 3: bottom of the barrel stuff, And ain't that the truth?
30:45
Speaker 3: Now it's Elizabeth Warren who went to a classified briefing
30:48
Speaker 3: only to report back on said classified briefing.
30:52
Speaker 5: I just left a classified briefing on Iran, and here's
30:55
Speaker 5: what I can say it is so much worse than
30:58
Speaker 5: you thought.
31:00
Speaker 8: You are right to be worried.
31:02
Speaker 4: I mean that the propaganda is outstanding.
31:05
Speaker 3: And look, while the world is dealing with a crisis
31:07
Speaker 3: in the Middle East, UK and P has decided to
31:11
Speaker 3: take part in ballroom dancing, well, the Iranian regime is
31:39
Speaker 3: gasping for air as the joint US Israeli assault on
31:42
Speaker 3: the nation continues.
31:45
Speaker 11: So we're in a very.
31:45
Speaker 2: Strong position now, and their leadership is just rapidly going.
31:51
Speaker 2: Everybody that seems to want to be a leader, they
31:55
Speaker 2: end up dead.
31:56
Speaker 3: I mean, while White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt has
31:59
Speaker 3: served singing in anchor Kaitlin Collins on a plate after
32:03
Speaker 3: the journalist ranted about the criticism of the liberal media's
32:07
Speaker 3: coverage of the deaths of six US service personnel in
32:11
Speaker 3: the Iranian strikes.
32:13
Speaker 13: But these Max was complaining that it was front page
32:15
Speaker 13: news about these six service members who were killed. That's
32:18
Speaker 13: not what the secretary said, Caitlin, And that's not what
32:20
Speaker 13: the secretary meant. And you know it, you know you're
32:23
Speaker 13: being disingenuous. There is not We've never had a Secretary
32:26
Speaker 13: of Defense who cares more to.
32:28
Speaker 4: Get through where tragic things happen.
32:29
Speaker 15: It's front page news.
32:30
Speaker 4: I get it. The press only wants to make the
32:32
Speaker 4: president look bad.
32:33
Speaker 13: Yes, you know, the president of you as service members
32:35
Speaker 13: under every president, the press does only want to make
32:37
Speaker 13: the president look bad. That's a that's a fact, especially
32:41
Speaker 13: you listen to me, especially you, and especially CNN. And
32:45
Speaker 13: the Secretary of Defense cares deeply about our war fighters
32:48
Speaker 13: and our men and women in uniform. He travels all
32:51
Speaker 13: across this country to meet with them, to connect with them.
32:54
Speaker 13: And your network has hardly, ever probably reported on that.
32:58
Speaker 3: Joining me now is wrong, spake Public Fishing founder Adam B.
33:01
Speaker 4: Coleman. Adam, good to see you, Thanks for joining me.
33:03
Speaker 3: What is with the liberal media's obsession with demonizing the
33:07
Speaker 3: president even during an historic moment in time when a
33:10
Speaker 3: threat to the West has now been taken out?
33:15
Speaker 8: Yeah? Well, I mean, old habits die hard. They can't
33:18
Speaker 8: help themselves, books of frame just about anything that he
33:21
Speaker 8: does as being negative. All common sense goes out of
33:24
Speaker 8: the window when your only objective is to attack the president.
33:29
Speaker 8: This is not to say that Donald Trump shouldn't have
33:31
Speaker 8: some sort of criticisms about how the war is even
33:34
Speaker 8: started in the first place. He's a president of the
33:37
Speaker 8: United States, so he's not immune from criticisms. But when
33:41
Speaker 8: one particular media outlet, let's say CNN, for example, ninety
33:46
Speaker 8: nine percent of the time, publishes a commentary that is
33:50
Speaker 8: explicitly negative towards the president, they have a bias. In
33:54
Speaker 8: the same way, if I publish ninety nine percent of
33:56
Speaker 8: commentary against the Democrats, I guess I have a bias
33:59
Speaker 8: as well. But they are unwilling to acknowledge these things.
34:03
Speaker 8: They think that there are arborders of truth and they're not.
34:06
Speaker 4: No, that they're certainly not. And in the end, they
34:09
Speaker 4: have to be objective.
34:10
Speaker 3: I mean that is the role of an impartial news organization,
34:15
Speaker 3: and none of them ever show any sort of media
34:18
Speaker 3: coverage on this in an objective manner. These are the
34:21
Speaker 3: comments the CNN journalists was referring to by Secretary of
34:25
Speaker 3: War Pete Haig Seth.
34:26
Speaker 14: Have a look, this is what the fake news misses.
34:30
Speaker 14: We've taken control of Iran's airspace and waterways without boots
34:34
Speaker 14: on the ground. We control their feet. But when a
34:38
Speaker 14: few drones get through or tragic things happen, it's front
34:43
Speaker 14: page news.
34:45
Speaker 4: I get it.
34:45
Speaker 14: The press only wants to make the president look bad,
34:47
Speaker 14: but try for once to report the reality. The terms
34:52
Speaker 14: of this war will be set by us at every step.
34:56
Speaker 4: I thought they were pretty fair comments. And he also
34:58
Speaker 4: said this, have a listen.
35:00
Speaker 14: Dar of the unit who attempted to assassinate President Trump
35:04
Speaker 14: has been hunted down and killed. Iran tried to kill
35:07
Speaker 14: President Trump, and President Trump got the last laugh. Now
35:13
Speaker 14: this is not a mission accomplished, Adam.
35:17
Speaker 3: I thought those comments were strong, they were straight to
35:19
Speaker 3: the point. In the end, he is head of that
35:22
Speaker 3: department and he has got to be strong in his commentary.
35:26
Speaker 4: But the left go.
35:28
Speaker 3: After him, they attack him and the administration. What does
35:31
Speaker 3: it say about the agenda.
35:34
Speaker 8: Yeah, the agendas to go after Trump and in any
35:36
Speaker 8: sort of way and go after anyone who's attached to
35:38
Speaker 8: Trump in his administration. I mean what he said was
35:42
Speaker 8: relatively rational. I get if you tried to, like with
35:45
Speaker 8: Kevin Collins, was trying to to take that one little
35:47
Speaker 8: snippet and pretend that he has no moral compass, no
35:52
Speaker 8: feelings about the death of any service member as a
35:55
Speaker 8: service member himself. I think it's a very disingenuous look
35:59
Speaker 8: at things. What he's actually saying is the way that
36:03
Speaker 8: they're engaging minimizes casualty. She's not understanding that perspective. So
36:09
Speaker 8: once again, this is a heavy bias to try to
36:12
Speaker 8: find something wrong with actually a situation that could be
36:17
Speaker 8: far worse with a reckless president who's barely alive and
36:21
Speaker 8: can't even walk downstairs.
36:23
Speaker 3: Well, spot on exactly. I'm interested to get your views
36:28
Speaker 3: on the polling. There was one that came out a
36:30
Speaker 3: few days ago. It said one in four Americans, a
36:33
Speaker 3: majority of course Republicans say they approve of the US
36:35
Speaker 3: military strikes on Iran. The national survey by Reutter Zipsos
36:39
Speaker 3: indicates about half believed Trump is too willing to use
36:42
Speaker 3: military force. Twenty seven percent said they approve, forty three
36:46
Speaker 3: percent disapprove, nearly thirty percent not sure. Carolyn Levitt says
36:50
Speaker 3: Donald Trump has support.
36:51
Speaker 4: Have a listen. Does the president believe that country supports
36:55
Speaker 4: the actions that he's.
36:56
Speaker 11: Taken so far and around?
36:57
Speaker 13: I think he does, and I think the president knows
36:59
Speaker 13: the is smart enough to read past many of the
37:02
Speaker 13: fake news headlineses produced by people in this room that
37:05
Speaker 13: this action was unjustifiable. Again, this is a rogue terrorist
37:09
Speaker 13: regime that has been threatening the United States, our allies
37:12
Speaker 13: and our people for forty seven years.
37:16
Speaker 3: Adam, I'm interested to get your thoughts. How have the
37:18
Speaker 3: strikes beIN received over in the US.
37:22
Speaker 8: You know, it's interesting. It seems to be mixed, and
37:25
Speaker 8: it's not necessarily left or right. You know, I'm in
37:29
Speaker 8: my early forties. I still remember, you know, if we
37:33
Speaker 8: just go into Iraq, we'll just stop everything, and if
37:35
Speaker 8: we go into Afghanistan, we'll fix everything. And that became
37:38
Speaker 8: seemingly what we would call like forever wars, where it
37:41
Speaker 8: just continuous occupations. So a lot of Americans are very
37:46
Speaker 8: war hesitant any sort of battle that or any sort
37:50
Speaker 8: of military action. We just become very hesitant of moving forward.
37:54
Speaker 8: But what's happening here is different. So I'm not generally
37:58
Speaker 8: not pro war just for the sake of war on
38:01
Speaker 8: pro diplomacy. But what's happened here is that diplomacy failed.
38:07
Speaker 8: From what I can tell, diplomacy failed when it came
38:09
Speaker 8: to Iran and they were trying to develop nuclear weapons.
38:13
Speaker 8: And so Donald Trump is the one president as a
38:17
Speaker 8: lean duck president he will be out in a few
38:19
Speaker 8: years and doesn't care. And so he's going to move forward.
38:23
Speaker 8: But he's going to move forward with the intention of
38:25
Speaker 8: not having boots in the ground, and so I think
38:28
Speaker 8: that is the most important part to minimize human casualties
38:33
Speaker 8: coming from our side.
38:34
Speaker 3: Yep, I completely agree he's going forward with or without
38:38
Speaker 3: the approval basically, which actually brings me to my next topic,
38:42
Speaker 3: where is the international community?
38:43
Speaker 4: Because you were called kirstamer.
38:45
Speaker 3: Copped a real shalaking as we like to say here
38:48
Speaker 3: in Australia by Donald Trump. When he was he said, well,
38:51
Speaker 3: he's no Winston Churchill. And now the UKPM has doubled
38:54
Speaker 3: down on his criticism of the strikes.
38:55
Speaker 4: Have a listen.
38:57
Speaker 15: The protection of UK nationals is our number one priority
39:01
Speaker 15: and we're taking action to reduce the threat with planes
39:05
Speaker 15: in the sky in the region, intercepting incoming strikes, depplying
39:10
Speaker 15: more capability to Cyprus, and allowing US planes to use
39:14
Speaker 15: UK basis to take out Iran's capability to strike. What
39:19
Speaker 15: I was not prepared to do on Saturday was for
39:21
Speaker 15: the UK to join a war unless I was satisfied
39:25
Speaker 15: there was a lawful basis and a viable thought through plan.
39:30
Speaker 15: That remains my position, Adam.
39:33
Speaker 4: Where are America's allies?
39:37
Speaker 8: Well, America's allies, many of them have the same Trump
39:40
Speaker 8: and Arrange in syndrome as everybody else here on the
39:42
Speaker 8: political left. But even more so, you know, if I'm
39:46
Speaker 8: to be very blind, much of the leadership that resides
39:50
Speaker 8: in Europe is filled with weak men who are in charge.
39:54
Speaker 8: These are people who don't have the stomach to say
39:56
Speaker 8: the unpopular thing that needs to be said, don't go
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Speaker 8: against the grain whatsoever. They don't stand up for anything.
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Speaker 8: They bend at anyone's will, and so I cannot be
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Speaker 8: surprised that they would not stand up for an ally
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Speaker 8: in the United States. And I'm sure some of them
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Speaker 8: are but heard about tariffs and Trump seemingly not you know,
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Speaker 8: going with whatever the deal they had in the past,
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Speaker 8: and the status quo challenging them. So you know, none
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Speaker 8: of this surprises me. Here's Starmer. I've always seen him
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Speaker 8: as a weak man just in general. But this is
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Speaker 8: part of the course when it comes to European leadership.
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Speaker 8: So you know, we'll see if they do something. If
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Speaker 8: I ran it starts really going after UK facilities throughout
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Speaker 8: the throughout the world, we'll see about that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, we'll be watching that one closely. And now, look,
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Speaker 3: I've got to ask you about this. A woke student
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Speaker 3: has been brutally mocked after saying that she and her
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Speaker 3: LGBT friend want to move to Iran and get away
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Speaker 3: from Donald Trump.
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Speaker 4: Have a look.
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Speaker 14: I think that people have misconceptions about religion, especially with
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Speaker 14: Muslims and Islamic regions.
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Speaker 4: I did not I was on.
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Speaker 5: Expecting you to be so pro the Ayatola and pro dictator. Well, yeah,
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Speaker 5: we have a dictator in our own country. I have
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Speaker 5: a challenge for you. We will buy you a ticket,
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Speaker 5: one way ticket to Iran.
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Speaker 4: Wait, really would you go?
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Speaker 5: Would you take that?
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Speaker 12: Yeah?
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Speaker 5: Are you part of the LGBTQ community at all? Do
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Speaker 5: you want to go with her? Do you want to
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Speaker 5: bring your boyfriend?
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Speaker 4: Sure?
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Speaker 14: Why not?
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Speaker 4: Well? Where to stop, Adam? Where to begin? I wonder
41:34
Speaker 4: how that would go down in Tyrane.
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Speaker 8: You know this sounds like luxury beliefs. These I would
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Speaker 8: question if they even have a passport. You know, when
41:46
Speaker 8: you spend your life secluded in American corners complaining about
41:51
Speaker 8: the most mundane stuff that has happened to you, God
41:54
Speaker 8: forbid the bus is a little bit late. God forbid
41:58
Speaker 8: the person you voted for didn't get into office. You know,
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Speaker 8: God forbid that you experienced some sort of minute difficulty
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Speaker 8: that is the most harmful thing that any human being
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Speaker 8: can actually go through. And they have no clue about
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Speaker 8: the oppression in other countries whatsoever, whether it's Iran or
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Speaker 8: any other nation. So these are people who are functionally
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Speaker 8: illiterate about the world. They know nothing about real oppression,
42:22
Speaker 8: They know nothing about such things. Yet they live in
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Speaker 8: a country filled with immigrants who escape it, who come here,
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Speaker 8: and even though they may not have passports, never talk
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Speaker 8: to these people, never inquire as say, hey, why did
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Speaker 8: you risk your life to come here? Why did you
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Speaker 8: uproot your life to come to the United States. And
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Speaker 8: if they did, they realized that there is something special
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Speaker 8: about this nation. But they won't, No, they won't.
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Speaker 3: I mean they would rather go over to Iran under
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Speaker 3: a regime before it was toppled that literally was shooting
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Speaker 3: its own citizens on the street, shoot to kill I
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Speaker 3: just honestly, you're right, They've got no clue.
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Speaker 4: You go, Adam.
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Speaker 3: California taxpayers have been footing the bill for Kamala Harris's
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Speaker 3: security team as she tours.
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Speaker 4: The nation promoting her book.
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Speaker 3: And this is on top of her failed one billion
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Speaker 3: dollar presidential campaign.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, this doesn't surprise me that she's using taxpayer money.
43:19
Speaker 8: This is what California politicians do. They use tax payer money.
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Speaker 8: I mean, I don't know how. I have friends who
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Speaker 8: live in California, and I asked myself, you know, how
43:29
Speaker 8: are they able to do it? Every which way? They
43:32
Speaker 8: get taxed to death and they have politicians like Kamala
43:35
Speaker 8: Harris find you some sort of way to legitimize, getting
43:38
Speaker 8: some sort of protection to go around the country. You know,
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Speaker 8: none of this surprises me, especially coming from Democrat politicians
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Speaker 8: out of Cali.
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Speaker 3: No, nothing shocks me either as well. When it comes
43:49
Speaker 3: to Carmala Harris, she never caesars to amaze, that's for sure.
43:54
Speaker 4: Adam B. Coleman, nice to catch up, Thanks very much
43:56
Speaker 4: for joining me. Thank you still to calm.
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Speaker 3: David and Victoria Beckham extend an olive branch to their
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Speaker 3: estranged son, Brooklyn Kinsey. Schofield has all the latest entertainment
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Speaker 3: and royals news.
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Speaker 4: Next Welcome back Well.
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Speaker 3: David and Victoria Beckham have defired a strange son, Brooklyn
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Speaker 3: Beckham's No contact band, to wish him a happy birthday
44:25
Speaker 3: on social media twenty seven today.
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Speaker 4: Happy birthday, Bust. We love you.
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Speaker 3: Said David and there's a company by that photo. And
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Speaker 3: also Victoria Beckham writing Happy birthday, Brooklyn, we love you
44:37
Speaker 3: so much. Johnny now is celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey.
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Speaker 4: Scofield Kinsy good to see you.
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Speaker 3: I mean it goes to show how much they still
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Speaker 3: you do love their son, and of course they do
44:45
Speaker 3: even though he betrayed them.
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Speaker 5: Right and source is tell TMZ.
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Speaker 19: Brooklyn still has his parents blocked on social media, so
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Speaker 19: he didn't even see the birthday message directly. In fact,
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Speaker 19: Brooklyn allegedly thinks these tapes of posts are performative.
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Speaker 5: I mean you should we meet your wife, Brooklyn.
45:02
Speaker 19: He has not spoken to David or Victoria at all
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Speaker 19: since his social media melt down, calling them out, and
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Speaker 19: according to reports, he spent his birthday surrounded by his wife.
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Speaker 4: One day.
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Speaker 5: You will regret this behavior, Brooklyn. Happy birthday, I guess.
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Speaker 4: Happy birthday. I guess he will probably regret it.
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Speaker 3: And he's going down the path of the Sussexes, it seems,
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Speaker 3: and looks speaking of Prince Harry and Meghan are said
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Speaker 3: to be terrified at the prospect of Sarah Ferguson's signing
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Speaker 3: a lucrative tell All memoir.
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Speaker 4: What are they worried about?
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Speaker 19: You know, I think the Sussexes are likely scared of
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Speaker 19: an alternative version of events coming out. Since Harry and
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Speaker 19: Meghan have moved to the US, They've monetized their version
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Speaker 19: of events through Spotify, Netflix, and Prince Harry's book deal,
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Speaker 19: and the Royal family's refusal to engage with them has
45:47
Speaker 19: allowed those versions to go largely unchallenged. But we know
45:51
Speaker 19: at least one of Fergie's daughters stayed especially close to
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Speaker 19: Harry throughout the breakdown of the relationship with the family,
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Speaker 19: and Fergie likely knows some of the sussex His secrets.
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Speaker 19: Eugenie not only spent time with Harry and Meghan and Montecito,
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Speaker 19: but don't forget she also lived in their UK estate,
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Speaker 19: Frogmore Cottage during the pandemic. So, you know, is this
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Speaker 19: another act of financial desperation for Fergie? What secrets could
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Speaker 19: she spill? I think that's ultimately the concern.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I mean she's banished herself, hasn't she to
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Speaker 3: the Middle East? And with all these accusations that are
46:22
Speaker 3: coming out of a Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 4: But when you're desperate, let's say what happens now.
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Speaker 3: Speaking of, Prince William is reportedly frustrated by delays in
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Speaker 3: removing Andrew Mountbatten Windsor from the line of royal succession.
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Speaker 4: He's been really pushing for this, hasn't he, Kinsey.
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Speaker 19: You're right, and the UK government is considering legislation to
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Speaker 19: remove Andrew from his position as eighth in the line
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Speaker 19: to the throne, but officials say that the process could
46:46
Speaker 19: take years and would not even begin until the current
46:49
Speaker 19: investigation concludes as to whether or not he revealed government
46:53
Speaker 19: secrets to Epstein while he was an envoy. But that
46:57
Speaker 19: timeline is especially frustrating for Prince William, who's been warning
47:01
Speaker 19: the royal family at least since twenty nineteen that Andrew
47:04
Speaker 19: was a liability and the idea that there may be
47:08
Speaker 19: no further consequences for years to come is a very
47:12
Speaker 19: difficult pill for William to swallow.
47:14
Speaker 3: I mean, he's really, in my view, taken so much
47:16
Speaker 3: leadership on this matter, and I'm sure if he were king,
47:20
Speaker 3: I feel like he would have handled this very, very.
47:22
Speaker 4: Differently from the beginning. Now, this is a bizarre one, Kinsey.
47:25
Speaker 3: Hijackers have stolen a whole shipment of Tucker Colson's nicotine
47:30
Speaker 3: pouch line.
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Speaker 4: How does this happen?
47:33
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, how does it happen?
47:34
Speaker 19: Somebody just showed up and had some similar looking credentials
47:38
Speaker 19: and stole the truck. I mean less than twenty four
47:41
Speaker 19: hours after Tucker's company publicly announced this limited edition nicotine product,
47:45
Speaker 19: a shipment containing three hundred and seventy eight thousand tens,
47:49
Speaker 19: which is said to be worth millions, was stolen. The
47:51
Speaker 19: truck was last spotted headed towards Kentucky. Tucker and his
47:55
Speaker 19: team have offered one hundred thousand dollars for credible information
47:58
Speaker 19: leading to conviction of those who allegedly took the truck.
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Speaker 5: But what a wild ride to see the least?
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Speaker 4: Well, what a wild ride? Gee, that's a lot to
48:08
Speaker 4: be hijacked. Put it that way. Now.
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Speaker 3: I don't know whether to be concerned by this, Kinsey,
48:12
Speaker 3: but a popular TikTok doctor has revealed an A list
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Speaker 3: celebrity who asked if she could drink her own pea.
48:18
Speaker 4: Who was it?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, believe it or not, the celebrity was Kristen Bell.
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Speaker 19: Apparently a castmeat was pranking her with drinks that looked
48:24
Speaker 19: the lake urine and she actually reached out to this
48:27
Speaker 19: TikTok duck asking if drinking it might have health benefits.
48:30
Speaker 19: I mean, the good news is the doctor shut that
48:32
Speaker 19: down immediately. The bad news is it tells you just
48:35
Speaker 19: how far some celebrities will go to chase the next
48:38
Speaker 19: wellness trend. Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Oh that is wrong. That is so disturbing.
48:43
Speaker 3: Am I surprised about Kristen Belt No, But nonetheless I'm
48:47
Speaker 3: a little bit. I got the ick from that one, Kinsey,
48:50
Speaker 3: that's for sure. Now, justin Timberlake, he is suing what's
48:53
Speaker 3: been called the ritzy Long Island town of sag Harbor.
48:56
Speaker 3: This is in an attempt to stop the public release
48:58
Speaker 3: of bodycam footage from his DWY arrest.
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Speaker 4: Why is he so concerned, you know.
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Speaker 5: I think this is about reputation management.
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Speaker 19: His attorneys argue that releasing the footage would be an
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Speaker 19: unwarranted invasion of privacy and cause severe and reparable harm
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Speaker 19: to his personal and professional reputation by subjecting him to
49:16
Speaker 19: the public ridicule and harassment. Remember how everyone had his
49:20
Speaker 19: mugshot on social media and everyone was saying this is
49:23
Speaker 19: going to ruin the tour.
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Speaker 5: I think he's just trying to avoid going round to
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Speaker 5: with that. But you know what, I'd also avoid.
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Speaker 19: Drinking and driving if you don't want consequences like this,
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Speaker 19: you know, yeah, I mean at.
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Speaker 3: The very basic level, maybe think before you drive and
49:36
Speaker 3: then you won't actually end up in this sort of
49:38
Speaker 3: situation where you go, no, no, I'm going to sue,
49:40
Speaker 3: I'm going to sue. I mean, it's just absolutely unbelievable,
49:43
Speaker 3: isn't it. Kinsey Schofield, lovely to see you as always.
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Speaker 3: Thank you so much for joining me on the show.
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Speaker 3: Really appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: Well, that is it for me. Stay with us. Up
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Speaker 4: next is Newsnight. Good night,