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The Rita Panahi Show | 6 November · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scolds Australia. This is the Wider Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panety Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight.
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Speaker 3: The Liberals woes continue with a mass exodus of members
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Speaker 3: in South Australia. Daniel Wire will be here to discuss
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Speaker 3: that and much more. US President Donald Trump issues are
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Speaker 3: warning to Nigeria over the persecution of Christians. Bernard Tatunji
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Speaker 3: will join me at the desk to discuss that. C. J.
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Speaker 3: Pearson will have the latest from the US, including all
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Speaker 3: the fallout from elections in Virginia, New Jersey and New
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Speaker 3: York City, and later in the hour, Kinseisko Field will
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Speaker 3: tell us why the man formerly known as Prince Andrew
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Speaker 3: maybe fleeing the jurisdiction and left is losing. It features
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Speaker 3: an angry cream John Pierre demanding to be called black
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Speaker 3: and queer.
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Speaker 4: You can't tell me how I get to call myself
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Speaker 4: like screw you.
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Speaker 2: That's not okay, Like that is not okay.
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Speaker 3: But first, more than two hundred members of the South
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Speaker 3: Australian Liberal Party have mutinied against leader Susan Lee, conducting
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Speaker 3: a mass exodus in protest at her week leadership and
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Speaker 3: the failure of the federal.
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Speaker 2: Branch of the party to ditch net zero.
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Speaker 3: South Australian Liberal Director Alex Hyde told the State Executive
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Speaker 3: that roughly five percent of the party's entire South Australian
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Speaker 3: membership had quit on Monday night, with one source telling
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Speaker 3: The Australian newspaper these aren't cookers and crackpots.
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Speaker 2: They are people who.
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Speaker 3: Have been long standing members of the party for twenty
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Speaker 3: thirty forty years. One even sent a letter to several parliamentarians,
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Speaker 3: many of whom he knows personally, saying he was very despondent,
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Speaker 3: but that he felt like had he did not even
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Speaker 3: know what the party stood for anymore. Joining me now
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Speaker 3: for more on this is Deputy Executive Director of the
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Speaker 3: Institute of Public Affairs, Daniel Wild. Daniel, you're a South Australian.
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Speaker 3: You are a candidate for the Liberal Party at federal
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Speaker 3: level in South Australia.
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Speaker 2: Why are members leaving in droves?
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Speaker 5: Well, I think, as that quote captured, they're concerned about
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Speaker 5: the direction of the party and a lot of them
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Speaker 5: don't feel like they've been listen to. And you know,
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Speaker 5: this is an issue because as everybody knows, members are
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Speaker 5: the heart and soul of the party. As a candidate,
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Speaker 5: you're totally reliant upon local members to help, whether it's
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Speaker 5: hand out to vote cards, putting up plat cards, daw knocking,
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Speaker 5: things like that. So if you lose members, then it's
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Speaker 5: hard to get ahead as a political party when it
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Speaker 5: comes to campaigning. And what I would say is, as
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Speaker 5: a member of the Liberal Party, I would encourage people
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Speaker 5: not to leave the party, even though I know how
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Speaker 5: hard it is, and I know it's easy to get despondent,
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Speaker 5: but we need good people to stay in the party
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Speaker 5: because if good people leave the party, then it's only
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Speaker 5: going to get worse. But I totally understand the sentiment
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Speaker 5: of those I know some of them who have desided
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Speaker 5: to leave, and I think this, you know, this shows
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Speaker 5: the consequences reader of when you're drifting as a party,
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Speaker 5: and you know, we need these good people to stay
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Speaker 5: in the party.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's good advice, but as that member says, if
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Speaker 3: you don't even know what the party stands for anymore,
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Speaker 3: it's hard to back that.
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Speaker 1: It is.
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Speaker 5: And like I say, I understand it. But look, there's
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Speaker 5: I think a couple other points here. I think, firstly,
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Speaker 5: you know, we've seen probably when the Coalition was in
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Speaker 5: government federally, it wasn't a great period of time. I
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Speaker 5: think certainly after the deposition of Tony Abbott the government
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Speaker 5: drifted badly. It was the Coalition government that signed up
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Speaker 5: to net zero for example under Scott Morrison, and the
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Speaker 5: National sign on to net zero as well. So you
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Speaker 5: know when you sort of got that track record of
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Speaker 5: making some pretty big mistakes and now you're dithering over
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Speaker 5: the policy once again. I think that's what drives a
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Speaker 5: lot of the despondency among the rank and file members
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Speaker 5: members that are there. But like I say, I reckon
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Speaker 5: just you've got to sort of take the tent and
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Speaker 5: fight it out, is my opinion. But you know I
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Speaker 5: get where it's coming from.
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Speaker 2: No, No, I get it as well.
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Speaker 3: Now an urgent review has been launched into a thirteen
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Speaker 3: year deal between mccrorra University and the Chinese Communist Party
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Speaker 3: to build a joint campus inside China's military linked tech system,
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Speaker 3: prompting concerns that it will become a source of recruiters
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Speaker 3: for the People's Liberation Army. A former top Australian intelligence
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Speaker 3: executive told The Daily Telegraph, all this sounds like alarm bells.
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Speaker 3: I'd be amazed if Asio doesn't speak to mcquarie about this.
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Speaker 3: It's not a stretch to believe MCCAORRA students will one
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Speaker 3: day work for the PLA Dan.
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Speaker 2: We already have.
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Speaker 3: These Confucius institutes and a number of Australian universities I
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Speaker 3: think around seven.
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Speaker 2: And now this.
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Speaker 5: Now well clearly Requeri is compromised on this matter of
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Speaker 5: this deal should not have happened and it shouldn't be
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Speaker 5: allowed to proceed. It is a national security risk. You
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Speaker 5: point out the Confucius centers that were not only at universities,
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Speaker 5: but we're also at some schools. So you know, we
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Speaker 5: know that the Chinese Communist Party is seeking to exert
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Speaker 5: its influence around the world in Australia, whether it's economic, cultural,
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Speaker 5: or political. We've seen that especially in Victoria with the
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Speaker 5: One Belt, One Road so called infrastructure initiative, which basically
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Speaker 5: gives the Chinese Communist Party a lot of leverage over
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Speaker 5: the Victorian government. So, you know, we need to make
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Speaker 5: sure all of the main institutions of our society are
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Speaker 5: not falling capture and not falling prey to the undertakings
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Speaker 5: of of the Chinese Communist Party. So this is a
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Speaker 5: very concerning development, but again one that we've come to expect,
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Speaker 5: unfortunately from many of our educational institutions.
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Speaker 3: Now, let's look at some demographic information here. How many
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Speaker 3: people are fleeing Victoria. The NET interstate migration numbers revealed
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Speaker 3: that almost fifty five thousand Victorias left the state between
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty and twenty twenty four due to a variety
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Speaker 3: of reasons. I guess COVID would have been a factor.
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Speaker 3: You've got all sorts of other political woes, high state taxes,
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Speaker 3: rising crime. The numbers have trickled down, Dan, It's not
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Speaker 3: as stark as that, but that's pretty poor. Net fifty
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Speaker 3: five thousand down. Can Victoria bounce back from this?
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Speaker 1: I think it can, but it's not going to happen
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Speaker 1: for a very long time.
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Speaker 5: It's going to take at least the generation and the issue.
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Speaker 5: Once you cross a certain threshold, it's hard to come back.
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Speaker 5: You look at the economy, it's broken. The manufacturing and
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Speaker 5: industry sector has been completely obliterated. You look at the CBD,
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Speaker 5: it's a shadow of its former self. COVID and the
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Speaker 5: lockdowns were a big part of that. You've got a
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Speaker 5: Lord Mayor, Nicholas Rees and Melbourne who said that lockdowns
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Speaker 5: were good for Melbourne. You know that's the mentality of
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Speaker 5: the Lord mayor. You know, his big plan to fix
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Speaker 5: Melbourne is everybody's going to swim in the Yarra River
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Speaker 5: by the year twenty fifty. So you know, obviously, but
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Speaker 5: you know, but this is.
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Speaker 6: The kind of thinking.
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Speaker 5: You can't make it up. So no wonder people are
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Speaker 5: leaving and look, the cause of concern is also that
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Speaker 5: Victoria has often been a net intaker of people from
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Speaker 5: within Australia, but now that's gone to a net exporter
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Speaker 5: of people who are leaving. Now, like I say, yeah,
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Speaker 5: it can be turned around, but it's going to take
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Speaker 5: well over a decade to turn the ship around, unfortunately.
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Speaker 3: Daniel will thank you so much for your time tonight.
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Speaker 3: The persecution of Christians in Niger has reached crisis levels,
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Speaker 3: with thousands of Christians being slaughtered and US President Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump is now instructing.
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Speaker 2: The Department of War for possible action.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Bernard Tachunjid, National Director of the
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Speaker 3: Aid to the Church in Need Australia and New Zealand.
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Speaker 2: Bernard, it's horrific.
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Speaker 3: To see and hear the reports out of Nigeria.
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Speaker 2: Can you shed some light on what's happening there?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, thanks invitation, reader. Nigeria is are popular as a
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Speaker 7: country of two hundred million people, basically half Christian, half Muslim,
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Speaker 7: and for fifteen or so years now, this sort of
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Speaker 7: situation has gone on. We've got a story from June
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Speaker 7: this year two hundred Christians who had been displaced already
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Speaker 7: were sleeping in a church. They were locked in that
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Speaker 7: church where they slept. The church was set ablaze and
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Speaker 7: those who tried to escape where either massacred or shot
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Speaker 7: or macheted as they left. So there's a real situation
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Speaker 7: for people. These are not uncommon stories. But then you've
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Speaker 7: got situations of just discrimination. Can't get a job, can't
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Speaker 7: get into politics, come buy land for the Christian churches.
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Speaker 7: So this is not a situation that's new. It's been
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Speaker 7: going on and I think maybe the world's starting to
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Speaker 7: set up.
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Speaker 2: And have a look.
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Speaker 6: Well.
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Speaker 3: Some of the footage coming out of that country is
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Speaker 3: us horrific. We can't even play it. I can't even
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Speaker 3: describe some of it. It is that shocking. And President
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump has announced the US will immediately stop all
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Speaker 3: aid and assistance to Nigeria if its government continues to
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Speaker 3: allow the killing of Christians.
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Speaker 8: Christianity is facing an existential threat in Nigeria. We stared, ready,
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Speaker 8: willing and able to save our great Christian population around
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Speaker 8: the world. This is not going to happen. The killing
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Speaker 8: of Christians is not going to happen.
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Speaker 3: That was the President earlier today, and overnight the New
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Speaker 3: York Times reported that the military has started drawing up
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Speaker 3: some plans to quell the violence. It's a very difficult
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Speaker 3: situation because it strikes are possibly not feasible. What is
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Speaker 3: the best help that the United States can provide in
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Speaker 3: this current situation?
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Speaker 1: I have to say it.
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Speaker 7: I think even President Trump came out and saying something
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Speaker 7: has already been im mentally helpful because people are speaking
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Speaker 7: about the hearing about their debating the question what's going
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Speaker 7: on there? And you know, we hope for just leaders,
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Speaker 7: leaders who do good things. And I think it's good
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Speaker 7: that someone's coming out and just saying Something's got a
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Speaker 7: very large microphone to straight up, that's a benefit. Whether
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Speaker 7: or not we go in is a whole of the question.
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Speaker 7: But this is moving things in a good direction.
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Speaker 3: And you said the population there is almost fifty to
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Speaker 3: fifty Christian Muslim Why are the Christians so persecuted.
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Speaker 2: Why don't they have the protection the power.
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Speaker 3: How are they being not only discriminated against, but in
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Speaker 3: some cases slaughtered.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's a good question. This is not like Pakistan,
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Speaker 7: where you've got a tiny minority of Christians is half
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Speaker 7: half Until twenty twenty three, only two years ago politicians
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Speaker 7: ran on a Christian ticket. Twenty twenty three there was
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Speaker 7: a Muslims and ticket that went up. So we've got
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Speaker 7: basically all areas of political and military governance is now
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Speaker 7: governed by Muslims. We have sharia law in twelve or
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Speaker 7: thirty six states from the year two thousand. So it's
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Speaker 7: starting to feel to the Christians like, well, this isn't
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Speaker 7: really We're not really welcoming our home at the worst.
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Speaker 7: So we've got these sort of massacres. At the general
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Speaker 7: day to day level, you've got really, are.
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Speaker 1: We welcome here? To get a job?
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Speaker 7: Christian children women have to wear the hijab right through
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Speaker 7: that their female school in Christian Catechist caumpy in school
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Speaker 7: Islamic catechus Ken, So there's not an equality of person
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Speaker 7: and the Nigerians are feeling that absolutely now.
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Speaker 3: International watchdog group Open Doors has reported nearly seventy percent
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Speaker 3: of Christians killed for their faith last year.
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Speaker 2: We're in Nigeria.
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Speaker 3: Groups like Boko Haram, Islamic State and West Africa Province
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Speaker 3: and Fulani militants are blamed for most of these attacks
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Speaker 3: targeting Christians often. Farmers Rights Group estimate that there are
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Speaker 3: between four thousand and eight and Christian deaths annually, murders annually,
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Speaker 3: and we've got the Nigerian president refusing to address this violence.
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Speaker 3: He said that the characterization of Nigeria as religiously intolerant
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Speaker 3: does not reflect our national reality, nor does it take
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Speaker 3: into consideration the consistent and sincere efforts of the government
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Speaker 3: to safeguard freedom of religion and beliefs for all Nigerians.
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Speaker 2: What's your response to that?
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Speaker 3: Because there has been so many world leaders really declining
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Speaker 3: to tackle this issue. We've got Donald Trump now coming
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Speaker 3: forward and putting it on the agenda. But where has
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Speaker 3: the UN been, where's the Pope win? Where has been
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Speaker 3: the international attention on this issue?
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Speaker 7: No one seems to want to put their put their
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Speaker 7: finger in it. For whatever reason. It's it's very complex.
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Speaker 7: It's not just simply Christian the Multims. There's a whole
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Speaker 7: raft of things. But you're talking now sixty to one
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Speaker 7: hundred thousand people that have died in the last decade.
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Speaker 7: That's not just farmers fighting over land. There's something deeper there.
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Speaker 7: I mean, the President came out, he said what he said.
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Speaker 7: It's a political response. They do have religious protections in
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Speaker 7: their constitution, but it's not the experience on the ground.
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Speaker 7: So you can say what you want, but the Christians
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Speaker 7: are standing in the graves of their loved ones begging
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Speaker 7: for help, and no one's really listening. So I think
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Speaker 7: the president really needs to listen to his people. And really,
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Speaker 7: I mean there's not an election for two years, but
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Speaker 7: there needs to be a bit more of a occurrence
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Speaker 7: to the Christians and allowance for the Christians to live
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Speaker 7: their life. Otherwise they're really going to feel like they've
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Speaker 7: got nowhere to go, which is really how they feel now.
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Speaker 3: And we've seen that experience in so many parts of
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Speaker 3: the Middle East already, where the Christian population has plummeted, estimated.
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Speaker 2: Decimated absolutely.
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Speaker 3: Now your organization has launched an emergency appeal for Christians
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Speaker 3: in Nigeria. Can you tell me about where those donated
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Speaker 3: funds will go?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, sure, to church you Need's been around about eighty years.
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Speaker 7: We've been working Nigeria for decades now, but as of
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Speaker 7: this moment, a couple of key things we're trying to
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Speaker 7: do which are worth mentioning, which we don't usually do,
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Speaker 7: is really security for preest religious leaders, Like we put
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Speaker 7: up fences around seminaries and of our own convents. We're
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Speaker 7: keeping buying enclosed vehicles for pret so they can get
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Speaker 7: out to their people because on bikes and bicycles they're
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Speaker 7: really at risk of attack. The second one, we got
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Speaker 7: two to three million people living in IDP camps, internally
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Speaker 7: displaced people. Now most of them don't even have sleeping
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Speaker 7: that so all that that comes with that, not being
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Speaker 7: able to sleep, not with the bugs, the infections. So
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Speaker 7: we're trying to sort of work with those people. Bring
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Speaker 7: the material aid, but also we're a pastoral foundation. Bring
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Speaker 7: them material aid, give them pastoral support, give them really
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Speaker 7: hope in their situation. These are people of great hope.
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Speaker 3: It's incredible and it's I think that so many of
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Speaker 3: our viewers will want to back this because people are
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Speaker 3: just been so shocked and heartbroken by the plight of
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Speaker 3: Christians in Nigeria.
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Speaker 2: BERNARDA Tunjia, Thank you Sam.
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Speaker 7: Much, thanks for I appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: Still to karma.
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Speaker 3: Left is are losing it and the latest from the US,
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Speaker 3: including all the fallout from elections in Virginia, New Jersey
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Speaker 3: and New York City.
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Speaker 9: C J.
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Speaker 3: Pearson has the details. Welcome back. It's time for lefties
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Speaker 3: losing it And we've already brought you footage of a
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Speaker 3: brave woman, Tish Hyman, who took a stand against male
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Speaker 3: bodies in the women's chage rooms at Gold's Gym. She
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Speaker 3: had a membership terminated for speaking out. And now the
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Speaker 3: man who was watching her naked in the locker room
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Speaker 3: and probably dangling his doodle around, well he's now getting
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Speaker 3: a platform on TMZ. Watch these clowns pretend this dude
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Speaker 3: is a woman.
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Speaker 10: One of the people that Tish says she confronted in
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Speaker 10: the locker room. Her name is Alexis Black and she's
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Speaker 10: joining us now. Alexis welcome to TMZ Live.
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Speaker 11: Hi.
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Speaker 12: And it says female on my ID and hormones and
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Speaker 12: I mean I'm registered as a female with the jim
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Speaker 12: SO and.
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Speaker 10: Were you at that moment, because she told us about
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Speaker 10: a couple of different encounters. Were you fully clothed at
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Speaker 10: that moment?
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Speaker 3: Well, she has.
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Speaker 12: Become aggressive with me on four different occasions, actually at
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Speaker 12: different locations in Los Angeles, at gold Gym.
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Speaker 1: But um believe I.
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Speaker 12: Believe I was enrobed in a towel on one occasion.
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Speaker 2: Shame on you, TMZ, you weak, pitiful men.
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Speaker 3: And a reminder, it was TMZ staff who were laughing
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Speaker 3: and cheering when they heard Charlie Kirk died, and then
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Speaker 3: they lied about it about being some car chase that
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Speaker 3: we're watching. Yeah, they got debunked pretty quick. Now here
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Speaker 3: is something that is going to set off lefties losing
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Speaker 3: it everywhere. This is possibly the biggest sporting superstar in
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Speaker 3: the world and he's praising Donald.
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Speaker 1: Trump, President Trump.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, a friend of mine was given a c R
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Speaker 13: seven shirt and you wrote to President Donald J.
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Speaker 1: Trump, playing for peace? What did you mean by that?
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Speaker 2: Is one of the guys that can change or else
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Speaker 2: to change the world.
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Speaker 3: Christiano Ronaldo is too big to be canceled. Now let's
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Speaker 3: hear from some dude in a dress, some dude in
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Speaker 3: a woman's face getting irate and verbally attacking a woman
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Speaker 3: dressed as a Native American for Halloween. Dude, mind your business.
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Speaker 1: She's dressed as a Native American?
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Speaker 11: Are you.
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Speaker 1: Do I look trans? Well that you are friends? There's
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Speaker 1: not a Halloween a trans I just know your own business.
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Speaker 7: I don't.
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Speaker 10: We're talking, but you're dressed up like a girl.
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Speaker 2: Got to say, I love the look on her face.
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Speaker 3: Pure disdain and good on those blokes who stood up
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Speaker 3: for that woman.
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Speaker 2: But our male Karen wasn't done yet.
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Speaker 1: You girls are beer.
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Speaker 14: Well when they take Mormons and she they get them.
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Speaker 3: Dude, worry about chewing with your mouth open instead of
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Speaker 3: trying to police other people's Halloween outfits. Now to a
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Speaker 3: woman who essentially lied for a living as White House
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Speaker 3: Press secretary every day telling the world that Joe Biden
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Speaker 3: was cognitively sund well, she's still pushing that lie. That's
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Speaker 3: when she's not telling us that she's black and queer,
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Speaker 3: and it seems cring. Jean Pierre is none to police
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Speaker 3: with people noticing how often she mentions that pisses me off.
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Speaker 4: That people who have not walked in my shoes, who
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Speaker 4: have no idea who really I am as a person,
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Speaker 4: get to tell me how I get to identify myself? Right,
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Speaker 4: So it's like I was like, you can't tell me
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Speaker 4: how I get to identify myself. You can't tell me
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Speaker 4: how I get to call myself.
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Speaker 2: Like screw you? Like who that's not okay?
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Speaker 3: Oh great, No one is telling you how to describe yourself.
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Speaker 2: We are just letting you know.
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Speaker 3: It's s andine and tisome when you do this, when
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Speaker 3: answering just about any question.
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Speaker 4: Black woman as a person who's also LGBTQ, as a
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Speaker 4: black woman, as a black woman, I am a black woman,
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Speaker 4: I am a queer.
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Speaker 2: Woman, I am an immigrant being a.
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Speaker 4: Black woman, as a black woman myself.
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Speaker 9: That is the thing that I understood as a black
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Speaker 9: woman is that I meant a lot to people because
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Speaker 9: of the communities that I represented, and whether it was
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Speaker 9: women of color, black women, queer community, LGBTQ community, and as.
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Speaker 2: A black woman.
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Speaker 4: And I have my queerness too.
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Speaker 3: Now we've featured many layers and gas lights on this program,
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Speaker 3: but once again Jennifer Welch manages to outdo the most
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Speaker 3: objectionable spreaders of misinformation and hate with this latest diatribe
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Speaker 3: on President Trump, who apparently is suffering cognitive decline. This
20:20
Speaker 3: is the left's favorite tactic, accusing the opponents of what
20:24
Speaker 3: they're guilty of. Joe Biden was as sharp as attack.
20:28
Speaker 3: But it's Donald Trump who has dementia.
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Speaker 15: We have an incompetent dementia ridden running the United States
20:35
Speaker 15: of America right now. He is so over his keys.
20:39
Speaker 15: It is so abundantly obvious. Shame on corporate media or
20:44
Speaker 15: any media that isn't covering this absolute mental decline, the
20:50
Speaker 15: likes of which the world has never seen. This person
20:55
Speaker 15: should not have nuclear weapons. He got lost in Japan
21:02
Speaker 15: while the Japanese Prime Minister was walking him in basically
21:08
Speaker 15: a square. He couldn't follow the instructions.
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Speaker 3: All they do is a lie. And it gets better.
21:16
Speaker 3: She then claims that the man who has broken eight
21:19
Speaker 3: peace steals in his second term doesn't understand foreign policy.
21:24
Speaker 15: And because he absolutely does not understand foreign policy, he
21:30
Speaker 15: ends up sending out on his social media platform.
21:35
Speaker 3: And Jennifer Welch was celebrating Laura and Ma'm Danny's big
21:39
Speaker 3: win overnight.
21:40
Speaker 2: But she was upset there were so many white.
21:43
Speaker 3: People at the victory party. Seriously, and she also had
21:48
Speaker 3: this to say. She said Americans have no culture.
21:56
Speaker 2: Well, As.
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Speaker 3: You know, I've been writing for years about the unholy
22:06
Speaker 3: alliance between the left and Islamists, and sadly for Jennifer,
22:11
Speaker 3: she's too dumb to realize how that will end. Let's
22:15
Speaker 3: have a look at some objectionable lefties Mehdi Hassan, Hassan,
22:19
Speaker 3: Pika Mamwood Khalil and Jamal Bowman regulars on this segment,
22:25
Speaker 3: hugging and carrying on. Sadly for Jennifer, she was an
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Speaker 3: inviter to this. And zorin ma'm Danny was eager to
22:46
Speaker 3: lean into the racial politics.
22:48
Speaker 2: During his victory speech.
22:50
Speaker 3: Listen to him just recounting racial stereotypes.
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Speaker 13: Here I speak of Yemeny bodeg owners and Mexican ubletnas,
23:01
Speaker 13: Senegalese taxi drivers and who's back nurses, Trinidadian line cooks,
23:08
Speaker 13: and Ethiopian aunties, yes, aunties.
23:16
Speaker 3: And Zor and Mandani proved to us all that he's
23:19
Speaker 3: not some dangerous commie by starting his victory speech by
23:24
Speaker 3: quoting a commy, Yes, New York, you suicidally stupid lunatics,
23:30
Speaker 3: What have you done?
23:32
Speaker 1: The sun? They have said over our city this evening.
23:38
Speaker 13: But as Eugene Debs once said, I can see the
23:44
Speaker 13: dawn of a better day for humanity. For as long
23:52
Speaker 13: as we can remember, the working people of New York
23:56
Speaker 13: have been told by the wealthy and the well connected
23:59
Speaker 13: that does not belong in their hands.
24:03
Speaker 3: The wealthy and the well connected, they're the ones that
24:06
Speaker 3: were backing you, including billionaire George Soros and his fail
24:11
Speaker 3: son Alex talk about unearned privilege and power. Now, let's
24:16
Speaker 3: hear from some New Yorkers on why they backed ma'am
24:19
Speaker 3: Donnie get ready to be regaled by kine intellects and
24:24
Speaker 3: deep knowledge of politics.
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Speaker 6: Do you support Zaran?
24:27
Speaker 4: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: He seems cool.
24:28
Speaker 6: What makes it ready to be New York's mayor?
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Speaker 16: Uh?
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Speaker 3: He sounds like he's like a power interest character.
24:35
Speaker 16: So I mean, is anybody really ever ready to be mayorried?
24:40
Speaker 6: What makes Mondani qualify to be married?
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Speaker 3: I don't think at this point it's necessarily a question
24:47
Speaker 3: of who's qualified.
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Speaker 12: Obama had very little experience, and Obama did very well.
24:52
Speaker 2: She's just a really likable guy.
24:54
Speaker 6: What makes him ready to be mayor? I don't know
24:57
Speaker 6: why is he ready? I feel like he's like answering.
25:04
Speaker 1: It never really tastes like the most experience.
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Speaker 16: I don't know what it takes to me a mayor,
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Speaker 16: So how can I really say if somebody else is qualified?
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Speaker 15: Donnie, Yeah, he's been a rapper.
25:17
Speaker 17: He's about to run one hundred and fifteen million dollars
25:19
Speaker 17: budget tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: Really, New York, you're almost beyond parody and talking about parody?
25:30
Speaker 2: How good are these guys? Hey, folks.
25:32
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26:25
Speaker 2: Just kidding.
26:27
Speaker 3: Now, let's go to CNN and watch the host here
26:30
Speaker 3: allows our on Mamdani to lie without challenge, to muddy
26:34
Speaker 3: the waters about money for the White House bourroom, which
26:38
Speaker 3: is not taxpayer funded, and money for food stamps, which
26:43
Speaker 3: is to.
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Speaker 18: Really see that Donald Trump is threatened by our campaign.
26:47
Speaker 18: He's threatened by it because, like his we've diagnosed the
26:49
Speaker 18: crisis in working class New Yorkers' lives the cost of living,
26:53
Speaker 18: but unlike him, we're actually going to deliver on that.
26:55
Speaker 18: And that is a contrast that he can't bear to
26:57
Speaker 18: see because while he is spending three hundred million dollars
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Speaker 18: remodeling a White House ballroom, the same amount of money
27:03
Speaker 18: that could provide snap benefits for one hundred thousand New Yorkers,
27:05
Speaker 18: he's trying to make it harder for Americans across the
27:07
Speaker 18: country to actually a foreign groceries. And this money that
27:10
Speaker 18: we're talking about, it's money that New York City is owed.
27:12
Speaker 18: It's not Donald Trump's to decide which city or state
27:15
Speaker 18: will get what money. This is the money that New
27:17
Speaker 18: Yorkers are owed, and this is the money that we're
27:19
Speaker 18: going to fight.
27:19
Speaker 3: For san Thanks. Donald Trump is scared of him. Just
27:24
Speaker 3: look how terrified the President is. This is him at
27:28
Speaker 3: the American Business Forum in Miami earlier today.
27:41
Speaker 2: Witness terrified, clearly terrified.
27:51
Speaker 3: Joining me now is political advisor and commentator CJ.
27:55
Speaker 2: Pearson.
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Speaker 3: I want to hear from you about what the Trump
27:59
Speaker 3: administry will do to help persecuted Christians in Nigeria.
28:04
Speaker 2: But let's start with ma'm danny.
28:07
Speaker 3: And the President had this to say about a communist
28:11
Speaker 3: taking over New York City.
28:12
Speaker 8: But the communist, Marxist, socialists and globalists had their chance,
28:16
Speaker 8: and they delivered nothing but disaster. And now let's see
28:21
Speaker 8: how a communist does in New York.
28:23
Speaker 1: We're going to see how that works out.
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Speaker 6: I will help them, will help them. We want New
28:28
Speaker 6: York to be successful.
28:30
Speaker 2: CJ.
28:31
Speaker 3: Donald Trump actually thinks politically, this is a win for Republicans.
28:37
Speaker 3: It might be a whole lot of pain for New Yorkers, though,
28:41
Speaker 3: but it will serve as a warning to other cities
28:44
Speaker 3: and states.
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Speaker 1: You know, you're exactly right riding.
28:48
Speaker 11: Sometimes the most important lessons learned are the hardest ones
28:51
Speaker 11: to learn. I think that will be the case that
28:54
Speaker 11: New York City has to endure unfortunately.
28:57
Speaker 1: But I'll tell you this. You know, what we do
28:58
Speaker 1: know historically is that everywhere that.
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Speaker 11: Communism and socialism has been experimented with, it has failed.
29:05
Speaker 11: It has been a failed experiment. And so I think
29:07
Speaker 11: President Trump is right on his prediction. I think the
29:09
Speaker 11: people of New York City will soon realize just what
29:12
Speaker 11: they bought and paid for here. But I got to
29:14
Speaker 11: tell you, is someone from the South, we don't want
29:16
Speaker 11: them to flee and come down south to escape their problems,
29:19
Speaker 11: especially they're going to bring their politics with them.
29:24
Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Well, that's a good point because we've already got governors
29:29
Speaker 3: like Governor Abbott in Texas very worried about this. But
29:34
Speaker 3: then other governors like DeSantis in Florida.
29:37
Speaker 2: They're rubbing their hands.
29:39
Speaker 3: They're lowering property taxes pretty much eliminating them and just
29:43
Speaker 3: making it even more attractive for New York Is to
29:46
Speaker 3: flee there.
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Speaker 18: Yeah.
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Speaker 11: See, my thing about that is, you know here, if
29:50
Speaker 11: you're going to come, you know, you're a New York
29:51
Speaker 11: Republican who wanted the you know, lower electricity prices, the
29:55
Speaker 11: lower prices overall. But you're a card carring Republican. Come on, down,
29:58
Speaker 11: bring your politics with you.
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Speaker 1: That's fine. My problems with the people who voted for
30:02
Speaker 1: this nonsense.
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Speaker 11: Voted for this mass are going to realize the consequence
30:05
Speaker 11: of their own actions and then want to flee and
30:07
Speaker 11: get out of town.
30:08
Speaker 1: Because here's the deal about these people.
30:10
Speaker 11: The going gets tough, these people get going, and where
30:12
Speaker 11: do they get going.
30:13
Speaker 1: To red states?
30:14
Speaker 11: But the problem with them is they bring their politics
30:18
Speaker 11: with them.
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Speaker 1: You don't get to be a political refugee and.
30:20
Speaker 11: Get to turn the place that you're fleeing to into
30:23
Speaker 11: the place that you fled from.
30:25
Speaker 2: Now CJ.
30:26
Speaker 3: We saw almost immediately with ma'm Danny after he won
30:30
Speaker 3: a switch from that lovable, affable, always smiling, all inclusive, tolerant,
30:37
Speaker 3: friendly commy to a hardline, hectoring commy. The mask slipped
30:43
Speaker 3: almost immediately. Even the lefties on CNN noticed that, and
30:49
Speaker 3: ma'am Danny started his victory speech by quoting a communist
30:53
Speaker 3: or a socialist. If you want to be generous, and
30:56
Speaker 3: this next statement has plenty of people worry.
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Speaker 13: We will prove that there is no problem too large
31:04
Speaker 13: for government to solve, and no concern too small for
31:08
Speaker 13: it to care about.
31:09
Speaker 3: See Jay, what can you say about that Conservatives did
31:13
Speaker 3: try to warn these dim witted New Yorkers that were
31:17
Speaker 3: dazzled by promises of free stuff.
31:21
Speaker 1: You know, we did try to warn them.
31:22
Speaker 11: But again, this is a lesson that is going to
31:24
Speaker 11: have to be learned by the people of New York City,
31:26
Speaker 11: and it's going to be a hard one to learn.
31:28
Speaker 11: It's going to be a painful one to learn, but
31:30
Speaker 11: it's going to be an important one for them to learn.
31:32
Speaker 11: And so I think a lot of people after this election,
31:35
Speaker 11: I hope they learned the definition of what socialism actually is,
31:38
Speaker 11: that they learned that history socialism all throughout the world,
31:41
Speaker 11: because I think if they had known that, the schools
31:43
Speaker 11: had taught that, we wouldn't be where we are right
31:45
Speaker 11: now in the city of Nemi.
31:49
Speaker 3: Yesterday was a poor day for the Republicans. They lost
31:53
Speaker 3: not only New York City, but they lost in New Jersey,
31:56
Speaker 3: they lost in Virginia, and they lost with really decent margins.
32:01
Speaker 3: I guess New York City you can't count because there
32:03
Speaker 3: wasn't even a Republican option there. What do you say
32:07
Speaker 3: as the main reason behind these poor results, Well, I'll say.
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Speaker 1: These states are Democrat states.
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Speaker 11: Virginia hasn't had a Republican win, you know, the presidential
32:17
Speaker 11: contest there since two thousand and four.
32:19
Speaker 1: You look at you know, the.
32:20
Speaker 11: State of New Jersey also a similarly very blue state.
32:24
Speaker 11: I think blue states vote for like blue states. I
32:26
Speaker 11: think there was momentum at certain junctures of the race,
32:29
Speaker 11: but you can't really go against those political headwinds, you know, much, right,
32:34
Speaker 11: And so I think that at the end of the day,
32:36
Speaker 11: I think this is a call to action for Republicans,
32:38
Speaker 11: not rest in our laurels.
32:39
Speaker 1: As we approach the midterms, we're going to be a
32:41
Speaker 1: lot more.
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Speaker 11: Favorable to us, and especially as I think Presidence Trump's
32:44
Speaker 11: economic agenda begins to.
32:46
Speaker 1: Take shape and take effect.
32:47
Speaker 11: But we're going to see the lowering of prices across
32:49
Speaker 11: the board, and I think the Presidence message will be simple.
32:52
Speaker 1: It's about affordability.
32:53
Speaker 11: It's about bringing the cost of living in America down
32:55
Speaker 11: so that everyone can afford the American dream. That's how
32:58
Speaker 11: we're going to ensure that we not only grow majority
33:00
Speaker 11: in the Senate, but also do so in the House.
33:03
Speaker 1: And so I think that.
33:04
Speaker 11: It's a wake up call for Republicans, but I don't
33:06
Speaker 11: think we should read too much into it.
33:08
Speaker 1: Again, these are Democrats seats I voted for Democrats.
33:10
Speaker 11: I'm not surprised at all.
33:14
Speaker 3: Well, that is a good point that our Democrat states
33:17
Speaker 3: and young women are responsible for much of what we
33:21
Speaker 3: saw in Virginia, New Jersey, New York City. They overwhelmingly
33:27
Speaker 3: backed the leftist options and women in general CJ backed
33:32
Speaker 3: people like Abigail spam Berger for governor of Virginia, while
33:38
Speaker 3: most men voted for the Republican woman win some earl sears,
33:43
Speaker 3: and we saw in New York City women and foreign
33:46
Speaker 3: born voters really get behind zorn Man.
33:49
Speaker 1: Dani No, you're exactly right there reading now.
33:53
Speaker 11: What I would say to that is that I've oftentimes
33:55
Speaker 11: said that white liberal women will be the death of
33:57
Speaker 11: a republic if we don't get serious about, you know, somehow.
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Speaker 1: Changing their minds about a lot of these issues.
34:03
Speaker 11: And you know, what I'll tell you is that after
34:05
Speaker 11: the passing of Charlie Kirk, I saw someone point out
34:08
Speaker 11: the fact that we hope that Erica Kirk will be.
34:10
Speaker 1: Able to do for young women what Chlykirk was able
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Speaker 1: to do with young men.
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Speaker 11: And I think that, you know, if she's able to
34:15
Speaker 11: do that, I think that's how we write this ship.
34:17
Speaker 11: That's how we turn the tide to ensure that we
34:19
Speaker 11: can save this country, because it truly is unsettling what
34:22
Speaker 11: we're seeing among that demographic. And it's not too late now,
34:26
Speaker 11: but it may be in a few more election cycles.
34:29
Speaker 11: So we've got to do the work to reach them
34:31
Speaker 11: where they are.
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Speaker 3: I got to say, I'm really concerned about how this
34:38
Speaker 3: goes as far as societal changes, because you've got young
34:43
Speaker 3: men increasingly leaning right, you've got young women leaning heavily left,
34:49
Speaker 3: so often radical left. How is that going to work?
34:54
Speaker 3: How are these people going to find lifelong partners and
34:58
Speaker 3: spouses when they're us are so fundamentally different politics is
35:03
Speaker 3: and everything. But we're talking about consequential issues here now.
35:08
Speaker 3: Just quickly, on Virginia, they did elect Democrat Abigail spam Burger,
35:14
Speaker 3: and she beat a Republican woman with some earl sears.
35:18
Speaker 2: And what was really.
35:18
Speaker 3: Interesting here was Barack Obama campaigning for Abigail against a
35:25
Speaker 3: black woman after he told black men they were sexist
35:29
Speaker 3: for not backing Kamala And incredibly, the NCAAP campaigned for
35:36
Speaker 3: that democrat too. That's the National Association for the Advancement
35:40
Speaker 3: of Colored People campaigning against a colored woman.
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Speaker 11: Well, see, reader, the thing about these people that it's
35:48
Speaker 11: important on your stands that they don't actually just like
35:50
Speaker 11: black people. They only like black people that they can control, right,
35:53
Speaker 11: And so when some Earl Series was not someone that
35:55
Speaker 11: they could control, so they didn't like her. They could
35:57
Speaker 11: control Carmo Harris, it could control Michelle Obama, control many
36:01
Speaker 11: of those other folks that tow their party line.
36:04
Speaker 1: But win some.
36:04
Speaker 11: Sears was a independent thinker. She was a freethinker, and
36:07
Speaker 11: that scared them more than anything at all. And so
36:10
Speaker 11: they were willing to go against their own public statements
36:12
Speaker 11: from twenty twenty four, willing to go against their own
36:14
Speaker 11: public statements even today to support Abigail Spamberger, who is
36:18
Speaker 11: really not have a record that is worthy of any
36:22
Speaker 11: type of commendation at all. So again, these people are hypocrits.
36:26
Speaker 11: They expose themselves every single day. And I say this oftentimes.
36:31
Speaker 11: I think when I'm with you, is that when someone
36:33
Speaker 11: shows who they are, believe in the first time. And
36:34
Speaker 11: the Democrats have shown us time and again who they are.
36:38
Speaker 11: And it's most blatant and unapologetic hypocrites on the face
36:40
Speaker 11: of the year.
36:43
Speaker 3: And Donald Trump has reaffirmed his commitment to help persecuted
36:47
Speaker 3: Christians in Nigeria.
36:49
Speaker 2: I had this to say earlier.
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Speaker 8: Today Christianity is facing an existential threat in Nigeria. Thousands
36:57
Speaker 8: and thousands of Christians are being killed. Radical Islamis are
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Speaker 8: responsible for this mass slaughter. I am hereby making Nigeria
37:05
Speaker 8: a country of particular concern. That's a legal definition. When
37:10
Speaker 8: the Christians or any such group is slaughtered like it's
37:13
Speaker 8: happening in Nigeria. Three thousand, one hundred versus four thousand
37:17
Speaker 8: and four to seventy six worldwide, what horrible numbers. Something
37:22
Speaker 8: has to be done. I am asking Congressman Riley Moore,
37:25
Speaker 8: together with Chairman Tom Cole and the House Appropriations Committee,
37:29
Speaker 8: to immediately look into this matter and to report back
37:32
Speaker 8: to me, And I mean like immediately. The United States
37:36
Speaker 8: cannot stand by while such atrocities are happening in Nigeria
37:41
Speaker 8: and numerous other countries. It's not only Nigeria, it's all over.
37:46
Speaker 8: We stand ready willing and able to save our great
37:49
Speaker 8: Christian population around the world. This is not going to happen.
37:53
Speaker 8: The killing of Christians is not going to happen.
37:57
Speaker 3: The US will not stand by while such atrocities are
38:01
Speaker 3: happening in Nigeria, you mentioned other parts of Africa. What
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Speaker 3: did you think of that statement from the presidency.
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Speaker 11: J I think it's incredible to see, you know, him
38:12
Speaker 11: highlight an issue that for a long time has been
38:14
Speaker 11: ignored by the mainstream media on both the left and
38:17
Speaker 11: the right, to be quite frank with you, right and
38:19
Speaker 11: so I think that to see him sitting up for
38:21
Speaker 11: Christians all around the world, we are a nation that
38:23
Speaker 11: it's one nation under God. I think this is a
38:26
Speaker 11: testament to that there is no reason that you should
38:29
Speaker 11: be a subject of genocide simply because of your Christian
38:33
Speaker 11: faith in any corner of the world.
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Speaker 1: And I think many people in this country stand.
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Speaker 11: With our president in his pursuit of ensuring that people
38:40
Speaker 11: are able to freely express their faith, whatever.
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Speaker 1: That may be.
38:45
Speaker 3: Now, Cjay The Guardian appears to be upset that Donald
38:48
Speaker 3: Trump has threatened Nigeria with a military strike for this
38:52
Speaker 3: persecution for the slaughter of Christians. The Guardian claims the
38:56
Speaker 3: US President's remarks about alleged persecure of Christians is seemingly
39:01
Speaker 3: in response to pressure from his evangelical base. I mean,
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Speaker 3: I would have thought it was over the slaughter of
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Speaker 3: innocent Christians, including women and children.
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Speaker 11: I would have thought so too, and I guarantee you
39:14
Speaker 11: if his stevens had been about Muslims, they would have
39:16
Speaker 11: had no problem with that.
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Speaker 2: Well, said C. J. Pearson. Thank you so much for
39:22
Speaker 2: your time tonight.
39:24
Speaker 1: Good to see you.
39:25
Speaker 2: Still to come.
39:26
Speaker 3: Why the man formerly known as Prince Andrew may be
39:30
Speaker 3: fleeing the jurisdiction?
39:32
Speaker 2: Kinsey Schofield is up next.
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Speaker 3: I welcome back joining me now, celebrity and royal commentator
39:47
Speaker 3: Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, let's start with royal author Robert Jobson,
39:52
Speaker 3: who's penned a bombshell new book featuring fresh revelations about
39:55
Speaker 3: a party then Prince Andrew hosted at the Royal family Sandraingham, Stateful,
40:01
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Epstein, and Gilain Maxwell. According to a palace source,
40:05
Speaker 3: staff were horrified to discover the bathrooms were stocked not
40:09
Speaker 3: only with taller trees, but lubricant, condoms and poppers, drugs
40:14
Speaker 3: intended to enhance sexual experience.
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Speaker 2: Kinsey, the guy was out of control. This sounds like
40:20
Speaker 2: a paid diddy party.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, And while these types of stories are humiliating, it
40:25
Speaker 17: does seem like here in the States, Andrew has bigger concerns,
40:29
Speaker 17: pressures mounting for him to testify before a key US
40:32
Speaker 17: congressional committee. Members of the House Oversight Committee are urging
40:37
Speaker 17: him to disclose any information he may have about Jeffrey
40:40
Speaker 17: Epstein's activities. One Democratic rep told BBC's Newsnight that he
40:45
Speaker 17: wants Andrew to appear before Congress, even suggesting a subpoena.
40:49
Speaker 6: Might be necessary.
40:51
Speaker 17: That's going to be difficult to enforce with Andrew being abroad.
40:55
Speaker 17: But if Andrew travels to the United States, he would
40:59
Speaker 17: fall under congressional jurisdiction and could be compelled to testify.
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Speaker 17: I think he'll avoid the United States like the plague,
41:06
Speaker 17: but I imagine that Fergie will be over here panhandling
41:09
Speaker 17: before we know it.
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Speaker 3: There's even conjecture now that it could flee the jurisdiction entirely,
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Speaker 3: go to some country that doesn't have extradition treaties and
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Speaker 3: get some protection there from any future action. And there's
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Speaker 3: also been revelations or allegations that he was involved with
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Speaker 3: wild sex parties in Thailand Kinsey, perhaps involving lady boys.
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Speaker 6: I have no reaction to that. I don't even know
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Speaker 6: where to go with that.
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Speaker 2: One.
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Speaker 17: I'm assuming that's an Andrew Looni story and he has
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Speaker 17: come out swinging lately with his Prince Andrew revelations. But
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Speaker 17: all I can say is I hope that was not true.
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Speaker 3: Now soccolegend David Beckham is now a sir. Yes, it's
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Speaker 3: Sir David after he was knighted by King Charles. Here's
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Speaker 3: what David Beckham or should I say Sir David, had
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Speaker 3: to say following the ceremony.
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Speaker 19: You know, to see his majesty the King stood there
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Speaker 19: and receiving me and you know, being as elegant as
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Speaker 19: he always is and charming as he always is, and
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Speaker 19: you know, it's such a it was such a special moment.
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Speaker 3: Given that, then does that rise at the top of
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Speaker 3: the medal piece at home above the Premier League titles
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Speaker 3: and everything else.
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Speaker 19: I mean, yeah, it's nice to have six Premier League
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Speaker 19: titles and obviously a few other medals along the way,
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Speaker 19: but this, without doubt will be private place.
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Speaker 2: Kinsey.
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Speaker 3: He said, it's better than Premier League titles. That's pretty
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Speaker 3: high praise.
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Speaker 17: Okay, so this is super fun to see. David recently
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Speaker 17: became an ambassador for the King. Sir David for the
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Speaker 17: King's Foundation cued for eleven hours to pay respects to
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Speaker 17: the League Queen and he's dreamt of this his entire life.
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Speaker 17: But do you remember last year it was reported that
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Speaker 17: this moment was impossible. According to the House of Beckham
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Speaker 17: by Tom Bauer, years ago, David's team contrived an elaborate
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Speaker 17: plan to boost his do good image to secure a knighthood.
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Speaker 17: He was ignored, was livid and dismissed the possibility of
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Speaker 17: a lesser role being commander of the British Empire. He
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Speaker 17: sent this embarrassing foul mouth to email and it was
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Speaker 17: leaked where Oh my, I just can't I can't even
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Speaker 17: repeat it on TV that I know. This is a
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Speaker 17: family show. An expert said, due to that tantrum, he would.
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Speaker 6: Never see a knighthood.
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Speaker 17: And here we are, So I guess the lesson is
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Speaker 17: patience is a virtue.
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Speaker 6: People.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and remember, not too long ago, Hey and Victoria
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Speaker 3: were buddy buddy with.
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Speaker 2: Harry and Mecon.
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Speaker 3: But then there was a bit of a falling out
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Speaker 3: there and I can think, I can only think that
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Speaker 3: Aleiah improved his chances of being noted. Now talking about Meghan,
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Speaker 3: she's making a shock return to Hollywood eight years after
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Speaker 3: she quit the industry. She's going to be starring alongside
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Speaker 3: Lily Collins, Free Larson, and Jack Quaide in a new movie,
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Speaker 3: close Personal Friends.
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Speaker 2: What else do we know about this role?
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Speaker 7: You know?
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Speaker 17: Megan Markle's latest on set appearance feels to me like
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Speaker 17: yet another example of her following Sarah Ferguson's post royal
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Speaker 17: career path. Both women have written children's books, hosted podcasts,
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Speaker 17: appeared on reality TV, appeared on lifestyle shows, and collaborated
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Speaker 17: with for Winfrey. Meghan's decision to play herself in this
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Speaker 17: movie even mirror's Fergie's cameo in Friends. I'd also say
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Speaker 17: that the timing is striking coming Justice Page six published
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Speaker 17: a skating piece claiming Hollywood has lost interest in the Sussexes,
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Speaker 17: while insiders insist Megan is simply testing the waters for
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Speaker 17: a return to acting. I can't help but wonder if
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Speaker 17: the movie Lea was a calculated move to distract from
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Speaker 17: the negative headlines coming out of Page six.
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Speaker 3: Now Kinsey, there are reports that Jennifer Gana is trying
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Speaker 3: to push her and Ben Affleck's eldest daughter, Violet Affleck,
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Speaker 3: into political stardom. After her speech supporting the continuation of
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Speaker 3: COVID nineteen restrictions, including mandatory masks, meant viral, I mean
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Speaker 3: it did go viral before all the wrong reasons. And
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Speaker 3: Insider told Rader Online they raise Violet to be a
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Speaker 3: concerned and informed citizen first and a celebrity offspring second,
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Speaker 3: and Violet's passionate informed activism is a validation.
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Speaker 2: Of that approach.
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Speaker 3: I don't know, Kinzy, that young woman needs professional help,
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Speaker 3: not a political platform.
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Speaker 17: I was just sitting here thinking like they raised her
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Speaker 17: to be paranoid. I think that they're totally setting up
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Speaker 17: precentatled Napple Baby for disappointment and failure. I mean, I
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Speaker 17: know that Gavin Newsom is the worst, and we are
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Speaker 17: the state that brought you Kamala Harris, but I would
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Speaker 17: hope we would require more from our government officials than
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Speaker 17: their parents being on movie posters. I think all parties
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Speaker 17: involved are delusional if this story is true. I mean,
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Speaker 17: because she just becomes a target. She just becomes a
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Speaker 17: target by putting herself out there, especially when her demands
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Speaker 17: are so unrealistic and polarizing.
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Speaker 2: Just insane.
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Speaker 3: And that clip went viral because everyone was mocking it
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Speaker 3: and it was being mocked in fairly harsh fashion. I mean,
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Speaker 3: she is over eighteen, she's fair game if she's going
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Speaker 3: to speak at the UN and the fact that she
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Speaker 3: was given the honor of speaking at the UN, I
46:53
Speaker 3: think says plenty. And NEPO baby is the perfect description there. Now,
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Speaker 3: Jennifer Lawrence has said that she's not going to be
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Speaker 3: talking about politics anymore because celebrities do not make a
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Speaker 3: difference whatsoever on who people vote for, and it just
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Speaker 3: adds fuel to the fire, ripping the country apart. Kinsey,
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Speaker 3: I think she's just reading the room.
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Speaker 2: She was very.
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Speaker 3: Outspoken during Trump's first term, but I think she understands
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Speaker 3: that the country has moved on, the culture's shifting, and
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Speaker 3: we don't want to hear from far left celebrities preaching
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Speaker 3: to us endlessly.
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Speaker 6: I know I will see her new movie now, and
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Speaker 6: I've avoided a lot of the stuff she's been in
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Speaker 6: just because I thought she seemed really fastile and hateful
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Speaker 6: towards fifty percent of the country through some of her
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Speaker 6: past comments. I think that hopefully.
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Speaker 17: Other people are watching this the way that this plays
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Speaker 17: out and the way that others are responding to this
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Speaker 17: story and going all right, Well, that sounds like a
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Speaker 17: good strategy that maybe I should follow too. I have
47:58
Speaker 17: no idea how Tom Cruise votes. I have absolutely no clue.
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Speaker 17: And I love Tom Cruise for it, and I'll continue.
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Speaker 6: To see his movies.
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Speaker 17: And I think that mystique and Hollywood is really important
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Speaker 17: and they need to get it back. And we know
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Speaker 17: how she felt, but thankfully we're not going to know
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Speaker 17: how she feels going forward. And that way I can
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Speaker 17: get lost in her movies and enjoy the films.
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Speaker 3: You know what, they should conduct themselves, these Hollywood celebrities
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Speaker 3: like the late Queen, but she was above politics.
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Speaker 2: No one knew how she voted.
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Speaker 3: You may have had your suspicions about what she felt
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Speaker 3: about particular issues, but she stayed out.
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Speaker 2: Of it because she knew that wasn't her role.
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Speaker 3: Now, before you go, George Clooney has hit out at
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Speaker 3: Hunter Biden after the former first son blasted the actor
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Speaker 3: over that New York Times ophead, That infamous ophead he
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Speaker 3: wrote calling for Joe Biden to step down.
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Speaker 2: Kinsey, this is the battle.
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Speaker 3: Of the scroats in my book, I don't like either
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Speaker 3: of these carric.
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Speaker 17: Well, I felt like George Clooney's reaction was pretty classy
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Speaker 17: and calculated. I mean, I doubt he got the questions beforehand,
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Speaker 17: but you know, he says, I wish him well.
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Speaker 6: I don't want to dwell on this.
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Speaker 17: I don't want this to go any further, but I
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Speaker 17: hope he gets better and something to the effect of
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Speaker 17: I hope he has an easy journey, quietly referring to
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Speaker 17: Hunter's drug abuse.
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Speaker 6: So I felt like it was kind of.
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Speaker 3: So you call this, you call that classy, you call
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Speaker 3: that classy. I call that passive aggressive, that is having
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Speaker 3: a red hot go whilst trying to seem kind and compassionate.
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Speaker 3: I mean, and to me, that's more underhanded than what
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Speaker 3: Hunter Biden did, which was just say what he felt.
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Speaker 3: You know what I think up with a Hunter To
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Speaker 3: George Kinsey, it's.
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Speaker 2: Always a pleasure. Thanks for your time.
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Speaker 3: And that's it from me. Up next, it's newsnight. I'll
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Speaker 3: see you, moron. I for left He's losing it at
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Speaker 3: nine pm