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The Kenny Report | 11 September · The Kenny Report

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Speaker 1: Line from the Skying New Center.
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Speaker 2: This is the Kenny Report. Thanks for joining me on
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Speaker 2: a big news day tonight.
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Speaker 3: Violence, vandalism and arrests on the streets of Melbourne as
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Speaker 3: anti war protesters display hatred and ignorance.
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Speaker 2: In the US, the debate over the leadership of the
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Speaker 2: free world.
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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris sticks it to Donald Trump, and so do
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Speaker 3: the moderators. Also the strange case of the former state
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Speaker 3: Liberal leader and the white powder video he says is
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Speaker 3: a deep fake, plus Pauline Hansen and the Wednesday wrangle
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Speaker 3: on how the tills are as green.
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Speaker 2: As the greens. Let's get cracking.
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Speaker 3: What we saw on the streets of Melbourne today was
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Speaker 3: a national disgrace. This was anarchy on our streets, ugly
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Speaker 3: selfish anarchy, disrupting the lives of citizens going about their
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Speaker 3: daily business, endangering lives, taking up enormous police resources, and
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Speaker 3: leading the violence and vandalism. Now, the prime responsibility for
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Speaker 3: this mayhem lies, of course, with the ignorant and disrespectful
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Speaker 3: protesters themselves, but some of the blame has to go
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Speaker 3: to political leaders state and federal, who for too long
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Speaker 3: have fueled their ignorance, indulged the protesters' false claims and
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Speaker 3: disgraceful behavior and failed to stand up for decency, for facts,
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Speaker 3: and for the rule of law.
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Speaker 2: They've allowed people to chant.
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Speaker 3: Gas the Jews or where's the Jews without any prosecutions.
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Speaker 3: They've allowed people to celebrate the slaughter of innocent Jewish
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Speaker 3: people with no repercussions. They've allowed hate preachers dispute anti Semitism,
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Speaker 3: and they've allowed anti Israel and pro Palestinian protests to
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Speaker 3: chant slogans aligned with the bloodthirsty terrorist outfit of Hummas,
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Speaker 3: the call for the wiping out of the Jewish people
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Speaker 3: and the state of Israel.
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Speaker 2: So what do you expect to happen?
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Speaker 3: You get a mob like this turning up today and
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Speaker 3: pretending they're protesting against war, against weapons and in favor
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Speaker 3: of peace.
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Speaker 2: Give me a break.
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Speaker 3: Many of them turned up in balaclavas and ski masks.
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Speaker 2: There was no snow there.
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Speaker 4: They only wore those to one reason, to avoid being
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Speaker 4: subject to ACA spray when they came with intent to
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Speaker 4: provoke to attack.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, the police commissioner said the police were attacked and
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Speaker 3: even had feces thrown at them. And when it comes
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Speaker 3: to the facts of the issues involved, The protesters have
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Speaker 3: no idea.
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Speaker 5: Other countries to stop using weapons like this.
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Speaker 6: I want a genocide state to stop using our weapons
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Speaker 6: to kill children.
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Speaker 3: Yes, what blind ignorance. The current war in Israel is
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Speaker 3: fighting it. It's fighting again to defend itself, defend its
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Speaker 3: very existence. After Hummas invaded Israeli towns in the south,
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Speaker 3: slaughtered twelve hundred people, women, children, babies, men and the elderly.
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Speaker 3: They raped, mutilated, tortured and burned people, and they took
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Speaker 3: hundreds of hostages. Dozens of them are dead. Up to
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Speaker 3: one hundred are still either held or murdered still and
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Speaker 3: they executed six hostages just last month, shot dead after
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Speaker 3: being held in tunnels for eleven months. Israel is under
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Speaker 3: attack from Hummas, hezbalah Iran, the Houtis and other Islamist
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Speaker 3: extreme mists outfits who would rather die than allow Israel
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Speaker 3: to exist. Yet these idiotic protesters protend end that Israel
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Speaker 3: is the genocidal power. These people shame Australia, which won't
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Speaker 3: worry them.
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Speaker 2: They hate Australia and the West, and.
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Speaker 3: They're not really interested in Israel or the Palestinian people either.
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Speaker 2: They can't possibly understand the.
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Speaker 3: Issues or know what drives hum us, or they wouldn't
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Speaker 3: be doing this. They're just out there to indulge a
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Speaker 3: sense of juvenile rebellion that some of them never grow
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Speaker 3: out of. They hate their elders, they hate what they
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Speaker 3: see as the establishment. They hate capitalism America, Israel defense
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Speaker 3: forces the rule of law. They favor only anarchy and
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Speaker 3: any cause they can hijack along the way. Sadly, they're
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Speaker 3: given succor by the Greens and by Labour's socialists left,
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Speaker 3: and they're encouraged by nonsense from some United Nations bodies.
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Speaker 3: And what they don't understand is history or the facts.
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Speaker 3: No nation on Earth is more reliant on defense hardware
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Speaker 3: to protect its citizens than Israel. When it's not suicide
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Speaker 3: bombers or Hummus rapists and murderers, it's the rockets and
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Speaker 3: missiles from Hummas and Hesbalah directed at them, or the
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Speaker 3: drones from Iran. It's a traumatic way to have to live,
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Speaker 3: but it's only possible because of the weapons technology that
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Speaker 3: Israel uses. All these Melbourne protesters do, and protests like
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Speaker 3: them around the world, all they do is amplify hatred,
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Speaker 3: provide moral comfort for Hummas and therefore extend the war,
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Speaker 3: adding to the body count. What we need is political leaders, premiers,
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Speaker 3: ministers and the Prime Minister to putting facts on the record,
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Speaker 3: showing some moral clarity and some fortitude.
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Speaker 2: And we need it too from police.
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Speaker 3: From councils, from security organizations and educators.
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Speaker 2: Sadly we're getting the opposite.
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Speaker 3: We're meeting anarchy with weakness, and that only undermines this
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Speaker 3: nation and its people. Let's go straight to Melbourne and
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Speaker 3: catch up with former Labor Party front bencher remember.
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Speaker 2: For the Melbourne Ports at the time, Michael Danby. Thanks
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Speaker 2: for joining us.
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Speaker 3: Michael, firstly, your take on what unfolded in the streets
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Speaker 3: of Melbourne today.
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Speaker 7: But this is a normal defense exhibition that takes place
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Speaker 7: every year. Mission of Pattern described thirty nine arrests for
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Speaker 7: assault and assaulted police. There was only fifteen hundred of
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Speaker 7: these hardcore rather there than rather the twenty five thousand.
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Speaker 7: But this is just as you described it, the triumph
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Speaker 7: of intersectionality. How can you, if you're against air pollution
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Speaker 7: and you're an extinction rebellion person, be there with the
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Speaker 7: prohamas people from the Free Gaza movement. What have they
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Speaker 7: got in common?
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Speaker 2: It should be nothing.
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Speaker 7: People are in favor of the environment, don't support Jihadis
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Speaker 7: in the Middle East, but they're all there throwing objects
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Speaker 7: that the police forces are burning, rubbish like it.
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Speaker 2: So in the West.
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Speaker 7: Bank, it's a typical picture of these kinds of people who,
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Speaker 7: as you say, don't even know.
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Speaker 8: Where Israel is.
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Speaker 7: They wouldn't know where the river is and which you
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Speaker 7: see it is, but they're demonstrating to make defense companies
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Speaker 7: feel as uncomfortable as possible because they're against the whole
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Speaker 7: Western liberal system, and you know, the police finally have
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Speaker 7: stood up against them. It would have been better if
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Speaker 7: it had begun in Sydney on October the eighth, when
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Speaker 7: they dreadful Jihadas were yelling out gas the Jews.
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Speaker 3: Well, this ignorance and idiocy, as you say, is relevant
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Speaker 3: right throughout the protest.
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Speaker 2: There's one of the protests.
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Speaker 3: As well, was on radio and said the river to
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Speaker 3: the sea was the Jordan to the Red Sea, so
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Speaker 3: they don't even understand the geography.
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Speaker 2: I'm told.
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Speaker 3: Also, there was a Russian flag flying, so you're protesting
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Speaker 3: against war but supporting Russia the invading force in Ukraine.
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Speaker 2: So it is just madness.
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Speaker 3: But what do you say to my thesis that our
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Speaker 3: political leaders have let us down across the board. There
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Speaker 3: has not been enough taken to a clamp down on
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Speaker 3: the hate speech and the protests we've seen since October
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Speaker 3: the seventh, but even speak out against it and put
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Speaker 3: the clear facts, the moral facts on the table.
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Speaker 7: Well, it goes from internationally where the American administration is
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Speaker 7: facing the wrong way into the small corner of the
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Speaker 7: Middle East in Gaza, but doesn't face the orchestrator of
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Speaker 7: all of this in Iran. You know, the hoot hezbla Chris.
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Speaker 7: Australians don't know this, but the Red Sea International commercial
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Speaker 7: shipping is blocked by a bunch of sack wearing, sandal
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Speaker 7: wearing hooties, funded, financed and vectored by the Iranians onto
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Speaker 7: this and this is just the eighth front of the
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Speaker 7: Iranians here in Australia. They've got these useful idiots making
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Speaker 7: these demonstrations and trying to interconnect with the people. Each
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Speaker 7: husick should have been down in his own electorate telling
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Speaker 7: that fellow who said it was exciting and wonderful the
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Speaker 7: day after that that was not good enough. And Tony
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Speaker 7: Burke and others should have been outside some of those
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Speaker 7: mosques where they've been calling on kill the Jews and
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Speaker 7: just say that is not the Australian way.
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Speaker 2: That's what you're talking about with leadership.
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Speaker 7: Finally they got just Ciner Allen and Police Minister Carbines
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Speaker 7: to act, but they had to defend it because Jeff
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Speaker 7: shed there'll be no exhibitions if they allow this one
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Speaker 7: to be disrupted.
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Speaker 3: Well, they've been soft on these protests for so long.
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Speaker 3: Though were tough on Andy VAX's and the like, they've
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Speaker 3: been soft on these protests. Good to see they were
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Speaker 3: strong today, but they're going to need to be strong
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Speaker 3: there again tomorrow by the looks of it.
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Speaker 2: To Michael, I appreciate you joining us.
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Speaker 3: Michael Danby there a former member for Melbourne Report's former
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Speaker 3: Labor Party federal front bencher. Now, at this very moment,
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Speaker 3: there is a greater chance of Kamala Harris becoming president
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Speaker 3: than there was yesterday. The election is likely to be close,
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Speaker 3: of course, it'll still go either way, but there's no
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Speaker 3: doubt that Harris succeeded expectations in today's debate. She was
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Speaker 3: calm and assured, she stuck to her core messages, and
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Speaker 3: she didn't make any obvious mistakes.
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Speaker 9: Clearly, I am not Joe Biden, and I am certainly
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Speaker 9: not Donald Trump. And what I do offer is a
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Speaker 9: new generation of leadership for our country, one who believes
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Speaker 9: in what is possible.
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Speaker 3: Harris didn't answer any questions or show any substance. That's
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Speaker 3: another matter altogether. She just was more coherent than we've
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Speaker 3: seen her before. She stood up to Trump and she
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Speaker 3: delivered her political pitch, but as Trump pointed out, it's
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Speaker 3: a pretty transparent pitch.
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Speaker 4: She just started by saying she's going to do this,
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Speaker 4: She's going to do that, She's going to do all
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Speaker 4: these wonderful things. Why hasn't she done it. She's been
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Speaker 4: there for three and a half years. They've had three
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Speaker 4: and a half years to fix the border, they've had
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Speaker 4: three and a half years to create jobs and all
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Speaker 4: the things we talked about. Why hasn't she done it.
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Speaker 2: Now? Trump did pretty well too.
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Speaker 3: He didn't lose his call, and he hit most of
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Speaker 3: his central themes, but he failed to trip up the
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Speaker 3: vice president, and he didn't really personalize his message, and
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Speaker 3: by insisting he was robbed at the last election, he
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Speaker 3: was stuck in a debate about the past that he
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Speaker 3: can never win.
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Speaker 1: Are you now acknowledging that you lost in twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: at all?
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Speaker 4: I said that sarcastically. You know that, And we said, oh,
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Speaker 4: we lost by a whisker. That was said sarcastically. Look,
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Speaker 4: there's so much proof. All you have to do is
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Speaker 4: look at it. And they should have sent it back
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Speaker 4: to the legislatures for approval. I got almost seventy five
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Speaker 4: million votes, the most votes any sitting president has ever gotten.
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Speaker 4: I was told, if I got sixty three, which was
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Speaker 4: what I got in twenty sixteen, you can't be beaten
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Speaker 4: the election. People should never be thinking about an election
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Speaker 4: as fraudulent. We need two things. We need walls we
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Speaker 4: need and we have to have it. We have to
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Speaker 4: have borders, and we have to have good elections. Our
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Speaker 4: elections are bad.
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Speaker 9: Donald Trump was fired by eighty one million people, so
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Speaker 9: let's be clear about that. And clearly he is having
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Speaker 9: a very difficult time processing that. But we cannot afford
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Speaker 9: to have a president of the United States who attempts,
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Speaker 9: as he did in the past, to upend the will
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Speaker 9: of the voters in a free and fair election. And
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Speaker 9: I'm going to tell you that I have traveled the
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Speaker 9: world as Vice president of the United States, and world leaders
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Speaker 9: are laughing at Donald Trump. I have talked with military leaders,
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Speaker 9: some of whom worked with you, and they say you're
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Speaker 9: a discrece.
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Speaker 3: Now, the moderators, the two of them, were big players
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Speaker 3: in this debate.
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Speaker 2: Their bias was obvious.
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Speaker 3: Trump was in fact up against three opponents in this debate.
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Speaker 3: The moderators tried to pull Trump up on four occasions
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Speaker 3: with questionable fact checking interventions.
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Speaker 2: They are obviously pre planned or pre organized.
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Speaker 3: Yet when Kamala Harris ran debunket slights against Trump, she
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Speaker 3: wasn't corrected once. On immigration, there was the bizarre amplification
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Speaker 3: of online claims about whether Haitian immigrants are catching and
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Speaker 3: eating pets, Yes, cats and dogs. I'll show you more
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Speaker 3: on that later, but rest assured there'll be lots of
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Speaker 3: reporting into what's fact and what's fiction in this instance
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Speaker 3: in the days to come.
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Speaker 2: But as for debit, highlots.
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Speaker 3: Perhaps it was this attack from Harris that got under
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Speaker 3: Trump's skin the most.
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Speaker 9: He's going to talk about immigration a lot tonight, even
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Speaker 9: when it's not the subject that is being raised, And
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Speaker 9: I'm going to actually do something really unusual and I'm
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Speaker 9: going to invite you to attend one of Donald Trump's
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Speaker 9: rallies because it's a really interesting thing to watch. You
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Speaker 9: will see during the course of his rallies he talks
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Speaker 9: about fictional characters like Hannibal Lecter. He will talk about
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Speaker 9: Win Mills cause cancer. And what you will also notice
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Speaker 9: is that people start leaving his rallies early out of
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Speaker 9: exhaustion and boredom.
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Speaker 3: Whoa Trump rally boring? You can imagine how that went down.
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Speaker 4: People don't go to her rallies. There's no reason to go,
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Speaker 4: and the people that do go, she's busting him in
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Speaker 4: and paying them to be there and then showing them
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Speaker 4: in a different light, so she can't talk about that.
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Speaker 4: People don't leave my rallies. We have the biggest rallies,
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Speaker 4: the most incredible rallies in the history of politics. That's
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Speaker 4: because people want to take their kind back.
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Speaker 3: Look, there's so much more to discuss about this debate.
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Speaker 3: I'll talk about identity issues soon with former Democrat advisor
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Speaker 3: Barbara Hanniback, and later I'll share a verdict from Kristen Tate.
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Speaker 10: I'm not sure what's ahead of us, but if I
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Speaker 10: were to base my decision on how this selection will
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Speaker 10: come out. Just based on this debate, I would say
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Speaker 10: Calm l has the age here.
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Speaker 2: Lost to discuss.
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Speaker 3: And on top of all of that, Taylor Swift jumped
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Speaker 3: onto social media just after the debate and told her
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Speaker 3: two hundred and eighty three million followers that she's voting
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Speaker 3: for Harris. Swift is urging young people to register and
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Speaker 3: turn out and vote, and that's really the task for
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Speaker 3: the Democrats to get people out to vote. And by
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Speaker 3: making a real contest of this debate, Kamala Harris might
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Speaker 3: well have gone a long.
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Speaker 2: Way to doing just that.
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Speaker 3: Let's go now to former Democrat White House staffer Barbara
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Speaker 3: Handeback joins us live from Brisbane. Good to talk to
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Speaker 3: you again. Just quickly, you'll talk.
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Speaker 2: You'll top of the line assessment of the debate.
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Speaker 8: I was really surprised.
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Speaker 11: I just didn't even believe that Kamala had that much
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Speaker 11: direction inside her, or that she can take direction that well,
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Speaker 11: because we all know that she is surrounded by what
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Speaker 11: I think of as the Golden Triangle.
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Speaker 8: You've got George.
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Speaker 11: Clooney and Hollywood at the top, and you've got the
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Speaker 11: mass media. And then the third part of that is
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Speaker 11: Wall Street and they're all in her corner. But the
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Speaker 11: fact that she was able to come out and stay
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Speaker 11: calm and we did not get the usual word salad,
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Speaker 11: but she had some pretty good pings that she hit
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Speaker 11: him with.
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Speaker 4: And I was.
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Speaker 11: Also surprised that Trump was just not on top of
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Speaker 11: his game today. I was expecting much more from him
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Speaker 11: about the border. He didn't hold her feet to the
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Speaker 11: fire on that and talk about the caravans and all
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Speaker 11: of those people. They didn't go much into crime. They
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Speaker 11: didn't go into It was mentioned that she wanted to
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Speaker 11: defund the police. She played that one off and just
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Speaker 11: walked beyond it and went on.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, fascinating stuff. I want to get your thoughts on
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Speaker 2: a few excerpts here.
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Speaker 3: First up, let's talk about identity politics and this debite
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Speaker 3: if you like controversy in the past as to whether
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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris is a woman of Colera.
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Speaker 2: Or a black American. Let's see how that plied out.
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Speaker 4: You make a big deal out of something I couldn't
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Speaker 4: care less. Whatever she wants to be is okay with me.
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Speaker 2: But those were your words, So I don't know.
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Speaker 4: I don't know. I mean, all I can say is
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Speaker 4: I read where she was not black that she put
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Speaker 4: out and I'll say that, and then I read that
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Speaker 4: she was black, and that's okay. Either one was okay
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Speaker 4: with me, that's up to her.
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Speaker 9: I think it's I mean, honestly, I think it's a
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Speaker 9: tragedy that we have someone who wants to be president,
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Speaker 9: who has consistently, over the course of his career, attempted
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Speaker 9: to use race to divide the American people. You know,
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Speaker 9: I do believe that the vast majority of us ys
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Speaker 9: know that we have so much more in common than
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Speaker 9: what separates us, and we don't want this kind of
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Speaker 9: approach that is just constantly trying to divide us, and
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Speaker 9: especially by race.
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Speaker 2: We got Barbara.
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Speaker 3: I'm very keen to get your analysis of that exchange
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Speaker 3: and what it means politically.
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Speaker 11: Politically, it was probably Trump's lowest moment, I think, and
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Speaker 11: it all stemmed from what happened a couple of weeks
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Speaker 11: ago when he was speaking to the National Black Journalist
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Speaker 11: Group in Atlanta, Georgia, and why he would bring that up.
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Speaker 11: And if there's one thing about Kamala I know and
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Speaker 11: I remember Kamala from California back in the nineteen nineties,
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Speaker 11: she was dating and going out with Willie Brown, and
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Speaker 11: it was clear to everyone she was a woman of color.
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Speaker 11: So he just walked into quicksand with that one, because
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Speaker 11: it was actually if with people who have a little
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Speaker 11: more than you know, a low border of what's information
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Speaker 11: based about the media, it's been the Democrats for the
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Speaker 11: last five or six years who've been playing the race card,
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Speaker 11: and that is part of the core issue of all
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Speaker 11: of this woke nonsense.
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Speaker 8: Republicans have not gone.
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Speaker 11: There with that, and that he walked into that was
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Speaker 11: not smart on his part. And when he did it
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Speaker 11: with Obama saying well, I don't think the birtha they
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Speaker 11: called it, I don't think you were born in the
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Speaker 11: United States with Bertha. Donald Trump didn't start that rumor,
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Speaker 11: if you do your history, it was Bill and Hillary
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Speaker 11: Clinton who first put that one forward.
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Speaker 2: But Trump Trump went on with some of these things.
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Speaker 3: He doesn't start all of these things, but he amplified them,
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Speaker 3: as he did with the thing today. I want to
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Speaker 3: go to one of the main attacks on Kamala Harris, well,
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Speaker 3: he this time and Tom again. But that's about her
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Speaker 3: chopping and changing her policies, her formerly very left wing policies.
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Speaker 3: She's trying to get back to the right. Now, let's
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Speaker 3: start with a gun control. Here's what she said just
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Speaker 3: last week after that shocking latest shooting in the US.
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Speaker 9: We have to end this epidemic of gun violence in
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Speaker 9: our country once and for all. You know, it doesn't
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Speaker 9: have to be this way. It doesn't have to be
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Speaker 9: this way.
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Speaker 2: Okay, that was just last week.
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Speaker 3: She's sounding like she's in favor of gun control. Go
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Speaker 3: back further about five years and she was saying she
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Speaker 3: was in favor of mandatory gun buybacks.
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Speaker 9: I support buybacks, and I think that we have five
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Speaker 9: million assault weapons on the streets of America.
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Speaker 3: Yet today in the debate, we got this from Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 9: Tim Walls and I are both gun owners. We're not
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Speaker 9: taking anybody's guns away. So stop with the continuous lying
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Speaker 9: about this stuff.
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Speaker 3: So help me out out here, Barbara. Is she in
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Speaker 3: favor of gun control or not?
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Speaker 8: She says she's in favor of gun control.
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Speaker 11: Just about every Congressman and every Democrat congressmen and Democrat
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Speaker 11: senator they say they're for gun control.
21:06
Speaker 8: But believe you mean most of the.
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Speaker 11: Women walking around and a lot of the men, if
21:10
Speaker 11: not all, they have a little pistole in their purse
21:13
Speaker 11: or in their pocket, and their drivers also have a gun.
21:17
Speaker 11: And most of them live in a gated community that
21:20
Speaker 11: has guards or police or some sort of people to
21:23
Speaker 11: protect them. So they are two sides to this coin.
21:27
Speaker 11: What they say and what they do are two different coins.
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Speaker 11: And I don't know why Trump didn't go after her,
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Speaker 11: not just on the gun control, but on the crime
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Speaker 11: and all.
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Speaker 8: Of the cities. She was against cracking, now she's for it.
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Speaker 3: Well, I'll just pick you up there, because that's another
21:42
Speaker 3: example of God.
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Speaker 7: Here.
21:43
Speaker 3: Here's what Kamala was saying in recent years when it
21:46
Speaker 3: comes to fracking.
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Speaker 12: Will you commit to implementing a federal ban on fracking
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Speaker 12: your first day in office? Adding the United States the
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Speaker 12: list of countries who have banned this devastating practice.
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Speaker 9: There's no question I'm in favor of banning fracking.
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Speaker 3: So yeah, Yet today at the debate, she said she
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Speaker 3: was definitely not favoring a frecking band. She supported frecking
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Speaker 3: and Donald Trump took her up on that.
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Speaker 4: Fracking She's been against it for twelve years. Defund the police,
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Speaker 4: she's been against that forever. She gave all that stuff up,
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Speaker 4: very wrongly, very horribly and everybody's laughing at it. Okay,
22:24
Speaker 4: they're all laughing at it. She gave up at least
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Speaker 4: twelve and probably fourteen or fifteen different policies, like she
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Speaker 4: was big on defund the police in Minnesota. She went
22:34
Speaker 4: out a minute, I'm talking now, you don't mind? Please?
22:39
Speaker 4: Does that sound familiar?
22:41
Speaker 2: There we go.
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Speaker 3: We're just about out of time, Barbara, just in a
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Speaker 3: few words. Did this debate increase Kamala Harris's chances or not?
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Speaker 8: Yes, it really did.
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Speaker 2: I think it did too help America.
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Speaker 11: But if she holds on like she did today, and
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Speaker 11: I don't know if she can prepare for another debate
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Speaker 11: or if they're even allowed to go into one since
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Speaker 11: she nailed this.
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Speaker 8: One so well. But Trump's got his work to do.
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Speaker 2: Now, he sure does. Thanks so much for joining us, Barbara.
23:08
Speaker 2: Great to catch up with.
23:09
Speaker 3: You're going to get your insights, Barbara hindhimback there live
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Speaker 3: from Melbourne, from Brisbane. That was actually we're in Melbourne earlier.
23:15
Speaker 3: We're going to be talking more about this later on.
23:17
Speaker 3: But don't go away because after the breaker and catch
23:19
Speaker 3: up with Pauline Hansen. She's on the attack over Labour's
23:23
Speaker 3: incompetence and their inability to take responsibility. I've got to
23:32
Speaker 3: give you an update on the bizarre story from South
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Speaker 3: Australia that I shared with you last night. Video allegedly
23:39
Speaker 3: showing the former Liberal Opposition leader David Spears sniffing a
23:42
Speaker 3: white substance has dominated the political debate in that state.
23:46
Speaker 3: Spears says the video is a deep fake, denies being
23:50
Speaker 3: involved in it, and his leader said he should make
23:53
Speaker 3: a complaint to the police if that's the case. Well,
23:57
Speaker 3: even though he says it was all fake, Spear didn't
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Speaker 3: turn up at parliament yesterday and today he issued a
24:04
Speaker 3: statement saying it was all very distressing for him. He
24:07
Speaker 3: went on to say that he'd consulted medical professionals now
24:11
Speaker 3: and he's been advised to take time off work and
24:14
Speaker 3: concentrate on his health, so he's skipped parliament again and
24:18
Speaker 3: gone on medical leave. Spears also said he wouldn't make
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Speaker 3: any further statements on this matter and he's engaged lawyers
24:26
Speaker 3: to help him with this difficult matter.
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Speaker 2: Wow, this is a big development.
24:32
Speaker 3: If this is just a deep fake video, why the
24:36
Speaker 3: drama wouldn't you just report it to police and carry
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Speaker 3: on and turn up at Parliament and do your job.
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Speaker 2: It's quite a mystery.
24:43
Speaker 3: Let's hope that David Spears is okay and we get
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Speaker 3: to the bottom of this.
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Speaker 2: Now, I mentioned I was going to catch up with
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Speaker 2: Pauline Hansen.
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Speaker 3: She's been called away to the Senate, but I do
24:56
Speaker 3: want to show you a speech she made and this
24:58
Speaker 3: is a theme that she's developed, and she's put out
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Speaker 3: some social media posts and the like, saying that the
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Speaker 3: trouble with the Albanesi Labor government is they don't take
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Speaker 3: responsibility for anything.
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Speaker 9: Have a looked, well, is the Albanesi Labor government ever
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Speaker 9: ever going to take responsibility for anything it does?
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Speaker 2: Well?
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Speaker 3: I mean, paul n comes on this show most weeks
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Speaker 3: she should have been watching.
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Speaker 2: We were talking about this.
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Speaker 3: I first in editor maybe three months ago, saying that
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Speaker 3: the Albanese government was constantly ducking responsibility for.
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Speaker 2: Everything it was in charge of.
25:36
Speaker 3: And in fact I dug out the old Helen Shapiro
25:38
Speaker 3: song not not Responsible, and Ray Hadley on two GV
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Speaker 3: liked that so much and thought it summed up this
25:44
Speaker 3: government so well. He got the Robertson Brothers to do
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Speaker 3: a version and this is the theme song of the
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Speaker 3: Albanese government.
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Speaker 8: She is not deponsible.
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Speaker 4: He gets up you he thinks is not not not.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it, paul En Hanson.
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Speaker 3: That should be your theme song as well, because they
26:12
Speaker 3: really do duck responsibility at every turn. Now we've got
26:16
Speaker 3: more coming up on the debate later on, but there
26:18
Speaker 3: are so many big issues covered in that debate that
26:21
Speaker 3: we're not going to be to replay all of them.
26:22
Speaker 3: I just want to throw in for you what each
26:25
Speaker 3: of the candidates, remembering of course that they're vying to
26:28
Speaker 3: be the leader of the free world, what each of
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Speaker 3: them said about what's happening in the Middle East at
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Speaker 3: the moment.
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Speaker 2: He's Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 9: Let's understand how we got here. On October seven, Hamas,
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Speaker 9: a terrorist organization, slaughtered twelve hundred Israelis, many of them
26:47
Speaker 9: young people who are simply attending a concert. Women were
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Speaker 9: horribly raped, and so absolutely I said, then, I say,
26:55
Speaker 9: now Israel has a right to defend itself. We would,
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Speaker 9: and how it does so matters because it is also true,
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Speaker 9: far too many innocent Palestinians have been killed.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I thought that was a pretty good exposition from Kamala Harris.
27:12
Speaker 2: The trouble is of those.
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Speaker 3: She goes on to talk about negotiating a peace treaty
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Speaker 3: and the like, and we know that Hamas are never
27:19
Speaker 3: going to be a fair player in this. They always
27:23
Speaker 3: will want to kill people, kill Israelis. So I think
27:26
Speaker 3: what the Biden Harris administration should be doing is for
27:29
Speaker 3: pushing to end the war by defeating Hamas. That's the
27:33
Speaker 3: only way you getting in the lasting peace. But Donald
27:36
Speaker 3: Trump had his say on the same issue and went
27:38
Speaker 3: for typical Trump overstatement.
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Speaker 4: She hates Israel if she's president, I believe that Israel
27:45
Speaker 4: will not exist within two years from now. And I've
27:48
Speaker 4: been pretty good at predictions, and I hope I'm wrong
27:50
Speaker 4: about that one. She hates Israel at the same time,
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Speaker 4: in her own way, she hates the Arab population because
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Speaker 4: the whole place is going to get blown up, Arabs,
28:03
Speaker 4: Jewish people, Israel, Israel will be gone. It would have
28:07
Speaker 4: never happened. Iran was broke under Donald Trump.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I hope he's wrong about those predictions too. But
28:15
Speaker 3: that's what they had to say about the current war
28:17
Speaker 3: between Israel and Hummas in the Middle East. We're going
28:20
Speaker 3: to get to a break on the other side of
28:21
Speaker 3: that Kristin Tate will join me to talk about who
28:24
Speaker 3: won this fierce presidential debate. Plus we got the Wednesday
28:27
Speaker 3: wrangle with Liz stra and Justin Smith. Let's get back
28:35
Speaker 3: to that fascinating hour and a half of television today.
28:38
Speaker 3: It was gripping stuff the presidential debate. I thought Kamala
28:41
Speaker 3: Harris exceeded expectations by a long wave, and let's check
28:44
Speaker 3: in with Kristin Tate in Boston for her view.
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Speaker 5: I mean, sure she did.
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Speaker 10: The media and the network that was hosting this debate
28:54
Speaker 10: was an absolute disgrace. The moderators were jumping in fact
28:58
Speaker 10: checking Trump and.
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Speaker 5: Him right along with Kamala Harris.
29:02
Speaker 10: So the media bias was on full display, and Trump
29:05
Speaker 10: did not have his best night. He seemed like he
29:07
Speaker 10: had not prepared as much as Kamala had, and she
29:11
Speaker 10: was very successful at kind of jabbing.
29:14
Speaker 5: Him and irritating him.
29:16
Speaker 10: His demeanor really changed after she said that people left
29:19
Speaker 10: his rallies early because they got bored.
29:21
Speaker 5: You could see that really got.
29:22
Speaker 10: Him angry, and his whole tone kind of shifted after
29:25
Speaker 10: that moment. I suspect overall this debate won't move the
29:29
Speaker 10: needle too much, But because this race is just so tight, Chris,
29:33
Speaker 10: it could end up boosting Kamala by a couple of points,
29:36
Speaker 10: and in a race.
29:37
Speaker 5: Like this, that could make all the difference.
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Speaker 2: It could.
29:39
Speaker 3: Indeed, that'll be pretty happy with her performance the Democrats.
29:43
Speaker 3: But in the way, there was no substance in a
29:46
Speaker 3: substance in it. And it was very clear from the
29:48
Speaker 3: first question that Kamala Harris was not there to answer questions,
29:51
Speaker 3: but just to deliver rehearsed lines. As we saw with
29:55
Speaker 3: this first question on the economy.
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Speaker 1: When it comes to the economy, do you believe Americans
30:01
Speaker 1: are better off than they were four years ago?
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Speaker 9: So I was raised as a middle class kid, and
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Speaker 9: I am actually the only person on this stage who
30:10
Speaker 9: has a plan that is about lifting up the middle
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Speaker 9: class and working people of America. I believe in the ambition,
30:17
Speaker 9: the aspirations, the dreams of the American people.
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Speaker 2: Yes, so there you go.
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Speaker 3: That's Kamala Harris doesn't answer the question, of course, because
30:25
Speaker 3: the Americans are not better off than Trump had a
30:28
Speaker 3: pretty aggressive line on the economy.
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Speaker 4: We've had a terrible economy because inflation, which is really
30:35
Speaker 4: known as a country buster, it breaks up countries. We
30:38
Speaker 4: have inflation like very few people have ever seen before,
30:42
Speaker 4: probably the worst in our nation's history.
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Speaker 3: There you go, Donald Trump, the economy surely is a
30:48
Speaker 3: big plus for him.
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Speaker 2: Kristen.
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Speaker 10: Of course, he could have gone a lot further than that, though, Chris.
30:55
Speaker 10: The thing that was so frustrating watching this debate as
30:57
Speaker 10: a conservative, with all the misted opportunity unities by Trump,
31:01
Speaker 10: he could have really pushed her on the economy and
31:03
Speaker 10: painted pictures of struggling Americans who can't afford to feed
31:07
Speaker 10: their kids, who can't afford their homes. I mean, it's
31:10
Speaker 10: so impossible right now for an average American family to
31:13
Speaker 10: purchase a starter home. These are the specific things that
31:17
Speaker 10: Donald Trump should have been talking about. He should have
31:19
Speaker 10: had stats on the tip of his tongue, and it
31:22
Speaker 10: just seemed like he wasn't.
31:23
Speaker 5: That well prepared.
31:25
Speaker 10: Kamala, of course, was lying the whole time about the
31:27
Speaker 10: economy and trying to distance herself or ignore the reality
31:31
Speaker 10: of the economy that's in shambles and the inflation.
31:34
Speaker 5: But she needed to be called out for that.
31:36
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll tell you what.
31:37
Speaker 3: He didn't really focus it down onto individuals so much
31:40
Speaker 3: as the whole country did.
31:41
Speaker 2: Donald Trump.
31:42
Speaker 3: But one thing that's had for the rest of us
31:45
Speaker 3: in the rest of the world to understand is the
31:46
Speaker 3: passion and I suppose the crassness of the abortion debate
31:51
Speaker 3: in the US. Let's have a look at the way
31:53
Speaker 3: some of that plied out.
31:55
Speaker 4: They're radical. The Democrats are radical in that. And her
31:59
Speaker 4: vice presidential pick, which I think is a horrible pick
32:02
Speaker 4: by the way, for our country because he is really
32:05
Speaker 4: out of it. But her vice presidential pick says abortion
32:08
Speaker 4: in the ninth month is absolutely fine. He also says
32:12
Speaker 4: execution after birth, it's execution, no longer abortion because the
32:17
Speaker 4: baby is born is okay.
32:19
Speaker 6: There is no state in this country where it is
32:21
Speaker 6: legal to kill a baby after it's born. Man and
32:24
Speaker 6: vice president want to get your response to President Trump?
32:26
Speaker 9: Well, as I said, you're going to hear a bunch
32:28
Speaker 9: of lies. And that's not actually a surprising fact.
32:32
Speaker 3: Yeah, Christian, every moment they talk about the abortion issue
32:35
Speaker 3: seems to be a good one for Kamala Harrison the Democrats.
32:39
Speaker 3: Is that a fair assessment.
32:42
Speaker 5: Yes, she's very strong on this issue.
32:44
Speaker 10: However, Chris the moderator jumped in there and tried to
32:49
Speaker 10: fact tech Trump. Her fact check was actually incorrect. Trump
32:54
Speaker 10: was right with what he said. There are states where
32:57
Speaker 10: after like Minnesota, we're after the baby is born that
33:03
Speaker 10: the doctor does not necessarily have to provide life saving
33:06
Speaker 10: care for the baby if the baby was supposed to
33:09
Speaker 10: have been aborted. So that's what was so frustrating, again
33:12
Speaker 10: and again the moderators jumping in, sometimes with incorrect factchecks.
33:16
Speaker 10: But yes, Kamala Harris is very passionate about abortion and
33:20
Speaker 10: that is probably the strongest topic for her in this debate.
33:24
Speaker 3: Yeah, there is no doubt, no doubt at all that
33:27
Speaker 3: the moderators were biased. They fact checked Donald Trump a
33:30
Speaker 3: number of times and never affect checked Kamala Harris when
33:33
Speaker 3: she was running redundant lines.
33:35
Speaker 2: So let's go to immigration.
33:37
Speaker 3: Donald Trump came back to it time and time again,
33:40
Speaker 3: and he focused boldly on an issue that's been really
33:42
Speaker 3: building on social media in the past few days, and
33:45
Speaker 3: that is accusations that Haitian immigrants have been killing ducks
33:49
Speaker 3: and cats and dogs to eat them.
33:51
Speaker 2: Is Donald Trump in.
33:53
Speaker 4: Springfield, they're eating the dogs the people that came in,
33:57
Speaker 4: They're eating the cats, they're eating they're eating the pets
34:02
Speaker 4: of the people that live there. And this is what's
34:05
Speaker 4: happening in our country and it's a shame.
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Speaker 1: I just want to clarify here. You bring up Springfield, Ohio,
34:11
Speaker 1: and ABCDS did reach out to the city manager there.
34:14
Speaker 1: He told us there have been no credible reports of
34:16
Speaker 1: specific claims of pets being harmed, injured, or abused by
34:19
Speaker 1: individuals within the immigrant community.
34:22
Speaker 4: All I see people on Tellien. Let me just say,
34:23
Speaker 4: this is the people on television. My dog was taken
34:26
Speaker 4: and used for food. So maybe he said that, and
34:29
Speaker 4: maybe that's a good thing to say for a city manager.
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Speaker 1: I'm not taking this from television people on television to
34:34
Speaker 1: say manager dog was eaten by the people that went there. Again,
34:39
Speaker 1: the Springfield city manager says, there's no evidence of that vices.
34:42
Speaker 1: I'll let you respond to the rest of what you've.
34:43
Speaker 9: Heard talk about extreme.
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Speaker 2: Well, Christen, she laughs it off.
34:49
Speaker 3: But I imagine there's going to be a lot of
34:51
Speaker 3: reporting on this issue in the days to come.
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Speaker 10: I mean, Donald Trump was debating three people there, and
34:58
Speaker 10: how infuriating that Kamala Harris is standing there laughing hysterically
35:04
Speaker 10: while talking about immigration.
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Speaker 5: And our country being destroyed by millions of immigrants coming
35:10
Speaker 5: into this country under her and Joe Biden's administration.
35:13
Speaker 10: Again not to be a broken record, but Trump could
35:15
Speaker 10: have gone a lot further. It was a missed opportunity
35:18
Speaker 10: to point out the fact that more than.
35:19
Speaker 13: Ten million illegal immigrants have been ushered into this country
35:23
Speaker 13: by the Biden Harris administration, more than the population of
35:27
Speaker 13: many large cities in this country, and it is having
35:30
Speaker 13: a drastic impact on the culture of this country and
35:34
Speaker 13: the economy of this country by the way people are
35:36
Speaker 13: being killed from crime, Our hospitals, our schools are overflooded.
35:41
Speaker 5: Trump should have painted many more pictures.
35:43
Speaker 10: But Kamala's reaction to that was absolutely inappropriate.
35:47
Speaker 3: Well, let's have a look at Kamala Harris's attack on
35:49
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, because I want to make a point about this.
35:51
Speaker 9: Let's remember Charlottesville where there was a mob of people
35:57
Speaker 9: carrying tiki torches spewing anti Semitic hate, and what did
36:03
Speaker 9: the president then at the time say, there were fine
36:07
Speaker 9: people on each side. Donald Trump, the candidate, has said
36:10
Speaker 9: in this election there will be a blood bath if
36:14
Speaker 9: this and the outcome of this election is not to
36:16
Speaker 9: his liking. Let's turn the page on this. Let's not
36:20
Speaker 9: go back.
36:22
Speaker 3: Well, as you know, Christian, both of those claims against
36:24
Speaker 3: Donald Trump. The fine people one on the blood bath
36:27
Speaker 3: thing have been debunked by a very reputable.
36:30
Speaker 2: Fact checking organizations.
36:31
Speaker 3: They've twisted his words there in a really, really, really
36:35
Speaker 3: misleading way, but they keep doing it, and the vice
36:38
Speaker 3: president's keeping on doing that.
36:39
Speaker 2: And Donald Trump interestingly hit back at the way the
36:42
Speaker 2: legal system.
36:43
Speaker 3: And some of this debate had been weaponized against him
36:46
Speaker 3: and suggested that's part of the reason for the assassination
36:49
Speaker 3: attempt against him.
36:50
Speaker 8: Have a look, she weaponized.
36:52
Speaker 4: I probably took a bullet to their head because of
36:56
Speaker 4: the things that they say about me. They talk about
37:00
Speaker 4: I'm a threat to democracy. They're the threat to democracy.
37:04
Speaker 4: Rather it take Russia, Russia, Russia investigation that.
37:07
Speaker 3: It went nowhere, there go some of the laws used
37:11
Speaker 3: against Donald Trump. Your final analysis, then, Christen, of how
37:15
Speaker 3: all this plied out and what to expect.
37:19
Speaker 10: Look, I know it seems like the elections right around
37:22
Speaker 10: the corner now, and it kind of is. But in
37:24
Speaker 10: terms of politics, it's still quite a long time until
37:28
Speaker 10: voting day, so much could happen between now and then.
37:31
Speaker 5: However, the recent polls are so tight.
37:35
Speaker 10: And I fear as a conservative that this debate may
37:39
Speaker 10: push Kamala Harris over the edge because the suburban voters
37:42
Speaker 10: out there, particularly suburban women voters who are undecided, may
37:46
Speaker 10: have launched this debate and found her to be likable
37:51
Speaker 10: and full of joy, and Trump may have come off
37:55
Speaker 10: as a bit defensive and angry.
37:57
Speaker 5: So I'm not sure what's ahead of us.
38:00
Speaker 10: If I were to base my decision on how this
38:02
Speaker 10: election will come out just based on this debate, I
38:05
Speaker 10: would say Kamala has the edge here and.
38:07
Speaker 3: It was enough to win over Tyler Swift, which could
38:10
Speaker 3: be decisive in a way too.
38:12
Speaker 10: I saw that, yes, Taylor Swift has an army of
38:16
Speaker 10: millennials and hang on to her every word.
38:18
Speaker 5: She came out and supported Kamala Harris just minutes.
38:22
Speaker 10: After this debate, so that could sway young voters, although
38:26
Speaker 10: young voters typically don't go to.
38:28
Speaker 5: The polls in large numbers, so that's yet to be seen.
38:32
Speaker 3: Thanks so much for joining us again, christ and I
38:34
Speaker 3: appreciate it.
38:34
Speaker 2: We'll catch up next week.
38:36
Speaker 5: Thank you very much, Chris.
38:38
Speaker 3: It's getting fascinating her and fascinating her, isn't it. Let's
38:42
Speaker 3: get into the Wednesday wrangle now. Joining me on the
38:44
Speaker 3: disk iscuy and news host list.
38:45
Speaker 2: Stora Great to.
38:46
Speaker 3: See Liz and in Melbourne as Eva a columnist and
38:49
Speaker 3: broadcast to Justin Smith. Justin, I've got to start with
38:52
Speaker 3: you and your city. It was just shocking what we
38:56
Speaker 3: saw on Fold today. I've had my sye on't as
38:59
Speaker 3: as the theory in Melbourne. You've got to see similar tomorrow.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, I don't think much is going to change tomorrow.
39:06
Speaker 14: In fact, it might even get a little bit worse.
39:10
Speaker 14: It's a shocker. There's no way that I would defend it.
39:13
Speaker 14: I don't know what the percentage would be of people
39:17
Speaker 14: that are decent protesters who just want to turn up
39:20
Speaker 14: there and put out their message and protest properly. I
39:24
Speaker 14: don't doubt there are some of them in that crowd,
39:26
Speaker 14: but there also seem to be way too many who
39:29
Speaker 14: are just held bent on violence. It's a real shame
39:32
Speaker 14: because do we not I think the three of us
39:35
Speaker 14: would agree, do we not want to have protests in
39:37
Speaker 14: this country? We want people to be able to say, hey, listen,
39:40
Speaker 14: we're not happy about something. We want to go out
39:42
Speaker 14: and protest for it.
39:43
Speaker 2: Why And at the.
39:45
Speaker 14: Moment we're not able to do it because there's such
39:47
Speaker 14: an element in there that brings something else They're not
39:51
Speaker 14: there about getting a message across. They're there for something else.
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Speaker 14: And it's so damaging and such a damn shame to
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Speaker 14: see their anarchists.
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Speaker 3: They're not out there that to protest against anything. They're
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Speaker 3: out there to protest against Australia, against capitalism, against the establishmentists.
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Speaker 6: And we saw that in the amount of flags that
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Speaker 6: were at this rally. I saw a Russian flag, a
40:12
Speaker 6: Palestinian flag. I mean, you do wonder what is the
40:15
Speaker 6: common cause that these people are actually gathering around, But
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Speaker 6: what a strange way for an anti war essentially protest,
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Speaker 6: that's what we're supposed to understand. This was to devolve
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Speaker 6: into such complete and utter violence on the streets. They
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Speaker 6: clearly do not practice what they preach. But I had
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Speaker 6: to laugh.
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Speaker 2: When they knocked off for a lunch freight.
40:36
Speaker 6: This isn't the rabbit Marxist of yesteryear opposing the Vietnam
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Speaker 6: War or whatever. They literally down tools were about an
40:44
Speaker 6: hour and said, well, I've got a lunch break now.
40:47
Speaker 6: I just found that incredibly funny. Look far bit from
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Speaker 6: me to back the military industrial complex, which is responsible
40:54
Speaker 6: for far more evil in the world than we can
40:56
Speaker 6: possibly quantify, But at the same time, everyone understands if
41:01
Speaker 6: you want peace, you have to.
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Speaker 5: Be ready for war.
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Speaker 6: Those two things go hand in hand in a world life.
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Speaker 3: And as I said at the outset, no country relies
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Speaker 3: on the defensive weaponry more so than Israel.
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Speaker 2: It wouldn't exist if it didn't have that technology to
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Speaker 2: protect itself.
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Speaker 3: What about the political leadership justin we've seen so much
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Speaker 3: dilly dallying around protests and hateful messages over the almost
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Speaker 3: a year since October the seventh. A little wonder then
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Speaker 3: that protests eventually get out of hand as far as
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Speaker 3: the authorities are concerned. There'd be a lot easier to
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Speaker 3: control now if they stamped out a lot of their
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Speaker 3: hate earlier on.
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Speaker 14: I don't think the politics plays a big part in this,
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Speaker 14: to be honest, because I think if you look at
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Speaker 14: those people that were out there today, they were hell.
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Speaker 2: Bent on doing it.
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Speaker 14: There is no message that could have been put out,
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Speaker 14: There is no penalty that would have been put out
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Speaker 14: that would have stopped the bad element of these protests
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Speaker 14: getting out and doing what they did. So look, I
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Speaker 14: don't think the own political point scoring is sort of
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Speaker 14: worthy of this. I think, well, I disagreed Liz what
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Speaker 14: are your thoughts. I'm here is to try and identify
42:14
Speaker 14: those ones.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, sure, you've got to identify the law breakers, and
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Speaker 3: about thirty odd have been arrested. But why wouldn't they
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Speaker 3: go further, Liz, when they saw those maniacs at the
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Speaker 3: Opera House never be prosecuted or charged over what they
42:27
Speaker 3: were chanting there and celebrating the slaughter of Jews in
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Speaker 3: other suburbs when there's no action taken about that sort
42:34
Speaker 3: of stuff and the other hateful protests we've seen in Melbourne.
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Speaker 2: Of course the protests will.
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Speaker 6: Escalate one percent. The protesters have been shown time and
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Speaker 6: time again, you will be shown you won't even get
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Speaker 6: a slap on the wrist, at least victorious. And in
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Speaker 6: the riot squad today, that's far more than we saw
42:51
Speaker 6: happen at the Opera House. And I said, ad nauseum,
42:55
Speaker 6: if you're not going to send in the riot squad at.
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Speaker 15: A time like that, why the heck do we even
42:59
Speaker 15: have a.
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Speaker 5: Write a squad.
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Speaker 6: So these guys at least deployed the heavies, tried to
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Speaker 6: send a very strong message to these protesters. We won't
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Speaker 6: know whether they received that message until we see what
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Speaker 6: happens tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: Well let's go to something that is more like happy news.
43:14
Speaker 3: To me, it's not even news at all, but I
43:16
Speaker 3: know some.
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Speaker 2: People will be happy about it.
43:18
Speaker 16: The Queen and the King, Queen Camiller and King Charles
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Speaker 16: are definitely coming out here next month, justin a sort
43:25
Speaker 16: of a small visit Sydney and Canberra only really because
43:30
Speaker 16: the King has been crook Batlan cancer.
43:34
Speaker 2: It's good news that's happening.
43:35
Speaker 3: I suppose it was in doubt there for a while
43:37
Speaker 3: with his illness, and it'll be his first time here
43:40
Speaker 3: of course as the reigning monarch.
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Speaker 14: Look it will sort of be good to see him
43:45
Speaker 14: in part. But that's not a real royal tour of Australia.
43:48
Speaker 14: I mean, just going to Sydney and Canberra. I mean
43:50
Speaker 14: it's like going to America and just going to Disneyland
43:53
Speaker 14: and saying, if you've seen all.
43:54
Speaker 3: Of them, well, I think you said, I think Sydney Cambra,
43:59
Speaker 3: I think.
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Speaker 2: That I think is the best cities.
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Speaker 3: I think they've both seen plenty of Australia in the past.
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Speaker 3: But I wouldn't be doing Sydney and Canberra. If I
44:07
Speaker 3: came to to Australia, I'd do Sydney and Noosa or something.
44:13
Speaker 6: Well, this is interesting, right because we're told that his
44:16
Speaker 6: focus is going to be a climate change emergency while
44:19
Speaker 6: he's this is something that he loves to pontificate on.
44:23
Speaker 5: But I'd love to know how.
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Speaker 15: Many in his entourage are flying over from halfway across
44:29
Speaker 15: the world, since three percent of global emissions, while we're
44:36
Speaker 15: all sucking on our soggy straws and paying extortion and
44:39
Speaker 15: energy price, now comes the king.
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Speaker 6: Honestly, I couldn't care less about what these flogs do,
44:45
Speaker 6: but they are coming, and good on him for trying
44:48
Speaker 6: to do something while he is still very obviously quite unwell.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no.
44:54
Speaker 3: He can't come here and talk about climate changes, just
44:58
Speaker 3: here to smile and shake hands.
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Speaker 5: I'm sorry to break it to you.
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Speaker 3: Look at trouble is. I've got to read some of
45:03
Speaker 3: these royal stories. I didn't know that, honestly. But he's
45:06
Speaker 3: going to come out here and he's going to talk
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Speaker 3: to some of our xantharias, I hope, and see what
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Speaker 3: they think about climate change. Speaking of climate change, Zarly
45:14
Speaker 3: Stagel and the tills they reckon. We've got to cut
45:16
Speaker 3: of missions by seventy five percent by twenty thirty five.
45:20
Speaker 3: They are as rabbit and as green as the Greens,
45:23
Speaker 3: aren't they?
45:24
Speaker 14: Justin I look, I know I'm not sure about that
45:28
Speaker 14: target because it does seem to me a little on.
45:30
Speaker 2: The little, a little shape the country down.
45:33
Speaker 14: You what, Sorry, it was just a little under a
45:37
Speaker 14: little a little Melbourne understatement. Look, why can we not
45:42
Speaker 14: be why can we not be leaders in the world
45:45
Speaker 14: on this? I know that you two all we are.
45:47
Speaker 14: We are leaders, So we don't drop enough carry.
45:50
Speaker 6: We don't want to lead more than we already are.
45:52
Speaker 2: Think we're heeping. Well, we're already world leaders.
45:55
Speaker 3: That's why our electoracy prices are so hi unbelievable. You've
46:00
Speaker 3: got to build a cat here. You vote till you're
46:02
Speaker 3: voting green. Whether they're talking about Israel, where they're.
46:05
Speaker 2: Talking about climate change.
46:07
Speaker 3: Where they're talking about indigenous claims on the mining projects,
46:11
Speaker 3: they are in lockstep.
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Speaker 6: And we have to take these guys seriously now because
46:15
Speaker 6: we're looking at the very real possibility of a hung
46:18
Speaker 6: parliament where everyone's asking, oh, you know, would the government
46:21
Speaker 6: do a deal with the tills?
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Speaker 3: All the Greens.
46:24
Speaker 6: Who's to say they wouldn't do a deal with both
46:26
Speaker 6: if that's what it came to in order to hold
46:29
Speaker 6: onto power. But the tills are really counting their chickens
46:31
Speaker 6: here because we've only seen them go to one election.
46:34
Speaker 6: Yes they did remarkably well, but will be four years
46:38
Speaker 6: from that and right now they're better known for nothing
46:41
Speaker 6: more than doing very precious little, than barking nonsense like
46:45
Speaker 6: this from the sidelines and not actually getting it a
46:48
Speaker 6: lot done at all.
46:49
Speaker 2: We are nearly out of time.
46:50
Speaker 3: I want to give both of you a quick say
46:52
Speaker 3: on the big debate. Let's see what each of the
46:55
Speaker 3: candidates had to say on immigration.
46:58
Speaker 4: They've destroyed the fabrick of our country, millions of people
47:02
Speaker 4: let in and all over the world. Crime is down
47:06
Speaker 4: all over the world except here. Crime here is up
47:08
Speaker 4: and through the roof, and we have a.
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Speaker 8: New form of crime.
47:11
Speaker 4: It's called migrant crime, and it's happening at levels that
47:14
Speaker 4: nobody thought possibility.
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Speaker 9: I think this is so rich coming from someone who
47:20
Speaker 9: has been prosecuted for national security crimes, economic crimes, election interference,
47:29
Speaker 9: has been found lible for sexual assault, and his next
47:33
Speaker 9: big court appearance is in November at his own criminal sentencing.
47:38
Speaker 9: And let's be clear where each person stands on the
47:42
Speaker 9: issue of what is important about respect for the rule
47:46
Speaker 9: of law and respect for law enforcement.
47:49
Speaker 2: I've had my saye on this.
47:50
Speaker 3: We've only got a minute left, thirty seconds. Ahu, First, justin,
47:53
Speaker 3: what did you think of the whole shipe?
47:56
Speaker 2: Look?
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Speaker 14: I would have wouldn't have minded seeing a little bit
47:58
Speaker 14: more of a punchop. I thought Kamala Harris was the
48:01
Speaker 14: one who won it. She looked like she did a
48:04
Speaker 14: pretty good job, but she was incredibly weak on guns.
48:07
Speaker 14: I was so disappointed in what she said on guns.
48:09
Speaker 14: But as usual, the Orange criminal gave his supporters plenty
48:15
Speaker 14: of lies to pass on and repeat that.
48:20
Speaker 6: Look, Kamala, Kamala did nothing but lie and didn't get
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Speaker 6: a single fact check, unlike the fact checker that never
48:27
Speaker 6: let up on Trump and going viral.
48:30
Speaker 5: Now is the fact.
48:31
Speaker 6: Checks on his fact checks? It turned out to be
48:33
Speaker 6: absolute lies. But the takeaway from this is nothing has changed.
48:38
Speaker 6: Everyone who is voting Democrat still sees Kamala as Oh,
48:42
Speaker 6: she eviscerated Trump. All the Republicans or those voting republic
48:46
Speaker 6: just saw a three on one in which Trump did
48:49
Speaker 6: remarkably well holding onto his own. The big question now
48:52
Speaker 6: it's who the heck is Kamala because she just told
48:55
Speaker 6: everyone she's a gun carrying fracking supporter.
48:59
Speaker 2: Now we did a bit of that. We're right out
49:01
Speaker 2: of time your spot on. There'll be a lot of
49:02
Speaker 2: follow up on that.
49:03
Speaker 3: I thought it was fascinating and no doubt she did
49:06
Speaker 3: better than many thought.
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Speaker 2: But I think maybe it might not shift the dial.
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Speaker 2: We shall see.
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Speaker 3: That's all the time we got for you today, Thanks
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Speaker 3: so much to Justin and Liz. Caleb Bond is up
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Speaker 3: in a moment filling in for Peter Kreedlin.
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Speaker 2: I'll see you tomorrow.