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The Rita Panahi Show | 14 April · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scoring leaves Austrodia. This is the Wader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Reader Panety Show.
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Speaker 3: Coming up tonight the coalition's primary vote in Free four.
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Speaker 2: The panel off of their thoughts on happy to does.
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Speaker 3: And can refocus the Liberals' election campaign. The Greens intensify
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Speaker 3: their war on property investors with demands that landlords provide
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Speaker 3: solar panels. Professor and Primer will be here to discuss
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Speaker 3: that and plenty more.
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Speaker 2: They always droll.
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Speaker 3: Alex Stein will have the latest from the US, and
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Speaker 3: later in the hour kinzisco Field with all the Orlands
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Speaker 3: celebrity news that matters and left he is losing. It
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Speaker 3: features plenty of CNN tomfoolery as well as Whoope's latest tanty.
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Speaker 4: Like we don't like how this is being done. That's
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Speaker 4: why you will hear us fetching about this as long
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Speaker 4: as we are able.
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Speaker 3: But first, a hung parliament is now even more likely
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Speaker 3: after the coalition's primary vote took another hit in the
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Speaker 3: latest News poll. The coalition's primary vote was sitting at
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Speaker 3: forty percent back in November, but now it is down
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Speaker 3: to thirty five percent. That's even lower than what they
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Speaker 3: achieved at the last election. Meanwhile, Labour's primary vote remains
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Speaker 3: at thirty three percent, with the Greens sitting at twelve percent.
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Speaker 3: That gives Labor the advantage in the two party per
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Speaker 3: therd vote fifty two to forty eight percent. If the
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Speaker 3: polls are accurate, a hung parliament is looking more and
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Speaker 3: more likely. This is the peril of the preferential system.
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Speaker 3: Two thirds of voters don't want a minority government, but
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Speaker 3: that's what we may end up with.
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Speaker 2: And wouldn't that be a disaster for the country.
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Speaker 3: Australia cannot afford to have a Labor Green coalition in power.
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Speaker 3: Let's bring in the panel Sky News contributors Per McSween
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Speaker 3: and Tina McQueen.
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Speaker 2: Tina, I'll start with you.
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Speaker 3: The fall in the coalition's primary vote also coincides with
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Speaker 3: a lift in Pauline Hanson's One Nation vote. They're looking
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Speaker 3: at a primary at the moment of eight percent that's
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Speaker 3: three points higher than what they achieved in the twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty two election. Why is the Liberal vote fracturing on
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Speaker 3: the right?
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Speaker 5: Look?
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Speaker 6: I think all credit to Pauline Hanson. She puts simple,
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Speaker 6: simple policies that people understand. She simplifies her message. I
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Speaker 6: think Liberals would have been trying to do much in
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Speaker 6: a condensed period and it's become very conflicted.
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Speaker 2: Nobody's understanding it.
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Speaker 6: I mean, Labor's got the exact same problem. Everything seems
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Speaker 6: so complex. People want a simple message that will improve
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Speaker 6: their lives, that will prove every aspect of their life,
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Speaker 6: and both the Liberals and the Labor are not doing
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Speaker 6: it at the moment. I mean Dutton, I haven't given
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Speaker 6: up on him. We've got a short time period left.
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Speaker 6: But the electorate, every electorate around Australia is screaming out.
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Speaker 2: For a bold, brave leader. You know.
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Speaker 6: To stop the political talk, stop telling people what they
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Speaker 6: think they want to hear. Simply tell the truth.
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Speaker 2: And if you've been a.
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Speaker 6: Supporter of Trump in the past, which you all have been,
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Speaker 6: they want to see reliable, constant behavior. Don't ditch President
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Speaker 6: Trump or ditch other policies that you thought would work.
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Speaker 6: And this is the problem. Keep the policy simple, direct,
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Speaker 6: easy to understand, be honest, be authentic, and we could still.
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Speaker 2: Have a chance in this race.
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Speaker 3: Yes, we want authenticity, we want big, bold policies and consistency.
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Speaker 3: I couldn't believe that we had a medium meltdown and
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Speaker 3: frankly fairly weak response from the Coalition because just center
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Speaker 3: Price said that she wants to see Australia be great again,
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Speaker 3: and she wants to see Australia be in a better
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Speaker 3: position than it has been. But just the words make
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Speaker 3: Australia great again send the media and Labor and the
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Speaker 3: Coalition into this meltdown.
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Speaker 2: It's astounding. Reader.
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Speaker 7: So this is shows you how bizarre this campaign has been,
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Speaker 7: where we've got almost.
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Speaker 2: Dumb and dumber going buying for election.
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Speaker 7: You know, as a conservative voter, which i am, I
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Speaker 7: am dismayed at what's been going on. We have on
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Speaker 7: the one side a bunch of spin doctoring, swindling, snake
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Speaker 7: oil salesman in Labor promising the world ignoring the fact
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Speaker 7: that they have almost destroyed this country and sent the
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Speaker 7: average person into despair. And then you have on the
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Speaker 7: other hand, we're all crying out for leadership, for a solution,
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Speaker 7: for people who aren't just going to offer me to
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Speaker 7: solutions we don't want me to me didn't work. We
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Speaker 7: need to have new policies, We need to have people
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Speaker 7: who are not afraid to say yes, we want Australia
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Speaker 7: to be great again.
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Speaker 2: We don't care.
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Speaker 7: We look at what Trump's doing with cutting spending, that's
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Speaker 7: a good thing. We want to promote manufacturing here. You know,
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Speaker 7: all these things that Trump is doing that they're demonizing,
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Speaker 7: and liberals are too scared to admit that that's not
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Speaker 7: a bad thing. You know, it's really terrifying what's going
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Speaker 7: on in this country. And God help us all if
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Speaker 7: it's either labor getting back to do more damage or
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Speaker 7: if we have this Greens you know, monopoly over a
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Speaker 7: labor I mean, it's a terrifying prospect for.
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Speaker 2: All of us.
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Speaker 6: Reader, people have short memories. I think we all everyone
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Speaker 6: needs to be reminded the massive wind Trump had, you
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Speaker 6: know so, and we were hoping to do that in Australia.
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Speaker 6: They seem to think he limped over the line or
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Speaker 6: got him by luck luck. Trump had a massive win
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Speaker 6: and they shouldn't forget that.
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Speaker 3: And the Democrats approval rating is sitting at twenty seven
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Speaker 3: percent of the moment something else they seem to be forgetting.
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Speaker 3: That's what it's sitting at right now. And we didn't
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Speaker 3: see this sort of defeatist attitude from the right wing
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Speaker 3: in Australia, from the coalition during the Voice referendum. They
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Speaker 3: had the media against them there too, but they were
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Speaker 3: absolutely bold in in stating their position and arguing their position,
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Speaker 3: and they won against all odds. And that seems to
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Speaker 3: have been forgotten. Now let's go to Labour's campaign launch yesterday.
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Speaker 3: Seemed a bit bit of tension between longtime rivals Anthony
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Speaker 3: Albernize and Tannia Plibersek.
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Speaker 2: Have a look at this little awkward moment between the pair.
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Speaker 3: Look like Albo was leaning in for a proper kiss
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Speaker 3: on the cheek, but plibersex said no, no, no, We'll.
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Speaker 2: Just do an air kiss.
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Speaker 3: That's as much as you're getting pro Are we being
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Speaker 3: harsh over analyzing that?
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Speaker 2: It did certainly look awkward.
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Speaker 7: Well, he was worried it was the kiss of death
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Speaker 7: for him, that he was going to smooths the woman
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Speaker 7: who's very much on the nose, particularly in Wa where
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Speaker 7: her nature positive, the anti mining, the anti salmon industry,
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Speaker 7: the anti timber industry woman who he's let run right
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Speaker 7: because she's trying to save her backside in her inner
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Speaker 7: West seat. She claims that it was because of hygiene purposes.
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Speaker 7: She was quite happy tooth smooth and kiss Jodi, but
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Speaker 7: you know.
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Speaker 2: He was you know, don't come near me, sister.
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Speaker 7: So I mean it's just a joke. The animosity between
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Speaker 7: those two is so clear.
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Speaker 3: Of course that excuse, come on, give me a break now.
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Speaker 3: Tady Pulipsex seemed to be in a much happier mood
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Speaker 3: watching this performance featuring a drag queen. I think a
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Speaker 3: number of drag queens. She's felt right at home there.
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Speaker 3: This clip was posted to her own Facebook page, Tina,
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Speaker 3: interesting material to be promoting right now, a little.
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Speaker 2: Bit of warped priorities there.
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Speaker 6: Well, she's promoting, you know, these acts that are very
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Speaker 6: popular in her electorate, so she's you know, suiting the
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Speaker 6: mood of her electorate. But as the tensure between her
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Speaker 6: and Albanisi, I don't think she's ever forgiven him. I mean,
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Speaker 6: she did not want the portfoilio. She has Tenya plibiscus.
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Speaker 6: Always wanted education, and she's so filthy with him for
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Speaker 6: not getting that. And of course today during interviewed, Albanesi
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Speaker 6: would not he didn't confirm or deny what she'd be
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Speaker 6: doing next year, so he didn't say that, you know,
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Speaker 6: if they remained in government, she'd even be a minister,
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Speaker 6: so clearly there's big tensions between those two. It doesn't
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Speaker 6: seem to be hurting the campaign though, because, as Prue said,
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Speaker 6: tenua Is has not been popular in any electric with
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Speaker 6: her policies where there's mining and resources.
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Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 3: Meanwhile, the Coalitions campaign launch pited it announced a plan
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Speaker 3: to make mortgage or payments tax deductive.
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Speaker 2: For first home buyers.
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Speaker 3: A tax break scheme will be means tested fairly generous,
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Speaker 3: up to one hundred and seventy five thousand for singles,
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Speaker 3: two hundred and fifty thousand for couples, and will be
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Speaker 3: limited to the first five years and the first six
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Speaker 3: hundred and fifty thousand dollars of a mortgage Tina. The
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Speaker 3: Coalition says that families on average incomes could have up
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Speaker 3: to eleven thousand dollars a year put back in their pockets.
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Speaker 3: I mean that is significant money. How do you think
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Speaker 3: this policy is going to go? It is fairly targeted,
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Speaker 3: though that it is only first home buyers who are
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Speaker 3: ready to buy who are going to be beneficiary is.
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Speaker 2: Of this look.
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Speaker 6: I think it's a good target policy. I'm just a
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Speaker 6: little confused why they left it so late. I mean,
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Speaker 6: we've got easter coming up. These policies should have been
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Speaker 6: announced much earlier, so I'm a bit annoyed that some
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Speaker 6: of our good material even today. Mister Dutton said, you
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Speaker 6: know you'll hear more policies. Well, there's no time for that.
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Speaker 6: You've got to keep them up, simp and give it
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Speaker 6: to them now. We're running out of time.
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Speaker 3: That's a very good point proved because so many people
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Speaker 3: do vote early. It's just become a habit now. It's
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Speaker 3: not just people who are going to be away on
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Speaker 3: election day. People are voting early that I want to
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Speaker 3: be lighting up on election day and you can't afford
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Speaker 3: to leave these policies, particularly ones that are a little
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Speaker 3: bit complex like this one too late. People need to
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Speaker 3: understand them and pre Also, this is becoming a very
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Speaker 3: big spending election. We've got inflationary concerns, we've got record debt.
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Speaker 3: Can we afford the amounts that are being promised?
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Speaker 2: Absolutely not.
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Speaker 7: You know, it's like a really bad game of monopoly
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Speaker 7: where you know, oh, buy your houses and you can
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Speaker 7: buy my hotels or whatever.
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Speaker 2: You know, they just.
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Speaker 7: They're out spending, outbidding each other, and it's bizarre. It's
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Speaker 7: the race to the bottom, you know, looking at these
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Speaker 7: housing solutions. You know, liberals at least are saying, well,
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Speaker 7: we're addressing the supply side, but are they really you know,
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Speaker 7: in the end, we have major problems. Blind Freddie can
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Speaker 7: tell you the reason we have housing problems. It's because
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Speaker 7: we have too much red and green tape. We have
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Speaker 7: inept planning in this country. And we've got a big Australia,
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Speaker 7: millions of people pouring in here and we can't supply
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Speaker 7: the houses for them.
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Speaker 2: You know, we have this ridiculous.
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Speaker 7: Situation where the Libs have left their policies too late.
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Speaker 7: Apparently they're going to eventually announce their defense planning well
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Speaker 7: too late.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 7: I was with someone the other day and they said
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Speaker 7: that when they asked when's the election, they weren't engaged
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Speaker 7: like we all are.
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Speaker 2: And the fact that they're all going on holidays.
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Speaker 7: Now, they're not interested in what's going on. So they'll
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Speaker 7: just you know, take a little grabs from somewhere or
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Speaker 7: listen to their mate and say I'm voting for X
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Speaker 7: or y, and that's what they'll do.
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Speaker 2: There'll be no thinking about it.
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Speaker 8: Reader.
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Speaker 6: There's another problem. There aren't the trades people to supply
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Speaker 6: these houses. I have a brother of the jip rock business.
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Speaker 6: He's booked over two years in advance. People can't get
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Speaker 6: jip rockers, can't get plasters, can't get brick players. So
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Speaker 6: how are you going to build these damn houses when
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Speaker 6: we haven't got the workers to do that.
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Speaker 2: That's a very good point.
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Speaker 3: And the cost of everything has skyrocketed, the cost of
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Speaker 3: getting the trade's there.
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Speaker 2: And the materials.
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Speaker 3: Now, let's check in with how the election campaign is
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Speaker 3: playing out on social media. Let's start with this clip
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Speaker 3: from WA Labor. Remember when albo Will scolded Tanya plipper
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Speaker 3: sec you had to go at her for saying that
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Speaker 3: Peter Dutton looks like Voldemort. Well, apparently attacking people's appearance
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Speaker 3: is back in fashion of the Labor Party.
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Speaker 9: Authorized by Strain Labor Party.
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Speaker 1: West Perth.
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Speaker 3: That's an official ad. That's not something some YouTuber has
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Speaker 3: put together. That's a proper ad from WA Labor. And
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Speaker 3: here's another one about housing.
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Speaker 10: The story you are about to see has been told
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Speaker 10: before a lot and now we are going to tell
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Speaker 10: it again, but.
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Speaker 11: Different authorized by Strain Labor Party, West Perth.
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Speaker 3: You know, just because ads are on social media, they
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Speaker 3: don't need to be this infantile. It really is surprising
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Speaker 3: the tone they're all going for. Now, let's go to
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Speaker 3: this Federal Labor Instagram page. They've been busy creating parodies
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Speaker 3: of real housewives to promote the party.
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Speaker 7: Friends and I don't just watch out the fakes.
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Speaker 12: You've got a choice between quability, a living in camber
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Speaker 12: and launch.
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Speaker 1: I think it takes the tone every day.
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Speaker 2: My scouts may be short, but I'm not short.
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Speaker 1: Of an opinion. Authorized p ericson alp canbra.
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Speaker 3: Okay, let's turn our attention and out of the Greens.
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Speaker 2: Here's what they've been up to.
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Speaker 1: A seven million dollarble rider j moly.
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Speaker 13: Authorized by Jam McCall, Australian Greens camera.
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Speaker 3: Oh dear, these things are getting worse here, hands and
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Speaker 3: Young again. I've got one more before I bring you
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Speaker 3: in to day answer. One more from Senator Hanson Young
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Speaker 3: where she exclaiming now that the birds in the trees
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Speaker 3: are telling you to vote green.
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Speaker 2: Native animals are saying vote green, vote green. You can
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Speaker 2: hear them. O great.
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Speaker 13: Authorized by Jam McColl, Australian Greens camera.
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Speaker 3: Oh dearn me Now, just one more again from the Greens.
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Speaker 3: This time it's a Green Senator Jordan Steel johnn ADHD.
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Speaker 11: But my mom does have ADHD, and my brother does
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Speaker 11: have ADHD, and most my friends do have ADHD, and
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Speaker 11: so does.
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Speaker 1: That I do have ADHD.
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Speaker 13: Authorized by j McColl, Australian Green's camera Tina.
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Speaker 3: I'm lost for words read now.
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Speaker 2: Wonder people are tuned out?
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Speaker 3: If this is what they're being big shown, if this
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Speaker 3: is the best we can do.
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Speaker 6: I don't know about voting Green, but I'll tell you what.
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Speaker 6: You have to be smoking the Green to understand those ads.
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Speaker 6: It's just ridiculous, you know, Honest to goodness, I can't
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Speaker 6: believe they've got they've got, you know, I think it's
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Speaker 6: nine to ten percent of the vote.
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Speaker 2: People wake up, do not vote for these clowns.
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Speaker 6: I mean, it will be bad enough with a labor
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Speaker 6: government returned, it'd be a hundred times worth with the
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Speaker 6: minority government with these goons. I beg of you please
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Speaker 6: ignore these idiots.
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Speaker 2: Through.
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Speaker 3: The latest News poll released today says they're sitting on
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Speaker 3: twelve percent, which is frightening.
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Speaker 2: You are the pr Maven, you are the guru. What
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Speaker 2: do you think are.
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Speaker 3: Those ads what you would expect to.
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Speaker 2: See on social media.
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Speaker 7: Well, I suppose if your objective is to target people
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Speaker 7: who've got an IQ of ten, they're perfect and I
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Speaker 7: think you'd have to have an IQ of ten to
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Speaker 7: vote for the Greens.
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Speaker 2: So you know, in a way they hit their marks,
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Speaker 2: you know, really.
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Speaker 7: But honestly it's insulting. It just shows you it's scraping
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Speaker 7: the bottom of the barrel stuff.
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Speaker 8: You know.
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Speaker 7: I don't see any of the campaigns from any of
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Speaker 7: the parties really hitting the mark. Liberals have done a
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Speaker 7: shocking job. They've got a new wrapper campaign out just
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Speaker 7: today that at least I think may resonate with some
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Speaker 7: young people, but it's all too little, too late. The
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Speaker 7: standard of advertising in this campaign has been quite pathetic
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Speaker 7: from all parties and quite insulting.
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Speaker 3: Prumiccswede ten and McQueen thanks for your time to right
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is a steam geologist and author, Professor
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Speaker 3: Ian Plymar, Professor. The Greens have intensified their war on
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Speaker 3: mom and dad property investors. They're not only demanding rent freezers,
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Speaker 3: the removal of negative gearing and capital gains concessions. Now
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Speaker 3: the Greens want to give renters the right to force
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Speaker 3: landlords to install solar panels. At the property in Who
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Speaker 3: would bother investing in property with these.
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Speaker 2: Sorts of conditions. What do you think about this latest demand, Well.
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Speaker 8: There's a typical green and the danger is that they
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Speaker 8: will be in a coalition with labor and they're anti mining,
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Speaker 8: They're anti fishing, anti farming, anti cheap energy, anti Australia,
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Speaker 8: anti Israel, anti US. Now a lot of families have
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Speaker 8: another house which they use to gain rent from and
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Speaker 8: that is their superannuation. And what they're doing is trying
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Speaker 8: to take away people's futures by these bizarre policies that
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Speaker 8: really come out of the Soviet Union, where capitalists need
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Speaker 8: to be punished. Those who worked hard, shame hard, taking rest,
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Speaker 8: We must punish them. We must make sure that landlords
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Speaker 8: can't put up rent. So the problem is that many
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Speaker 8: landlords just won't rent properties any longer. There are so
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Speaker 8: many vacant properties around because you're not going to put
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Speaker 8: up with this nonsense.
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Speaker 3: We're already seeing that in Victoria with land tax rates soaring,
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Speaker 3: a whole bunch of new conditions that are really stripping
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Speaker 3: landlords of their rights, and the pool of rental properties
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Speaker 3: is diminishing, which means rents go up it's not great
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Speaker 3: for renters and it certainly isn't good for your mum
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Speaker 3: and dad investors. Now let's hear from our favorite Albaneza
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Speaker 3: government minister, Chris Bowen. Here he is on the ABC
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Speaker 3: seven thirty report explaining why your power prices are going
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Speaker 3: up when he had promised they would go down.
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Speaker 11: That modeling showed that renewable then is the cheapest form
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Speaker 11: of energy and if you get more in you will
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Speaker 11: see down a pressure on prices. But of course since
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Speaker 11: then we've seen the impact of the previous government's hidden
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Speaker 11: price rises. Today, Sarah is actually the third anniversary of
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Speaker 11: Angus Taylor changing the law.
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Speaker 2: We've heard this one before and.
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Speaker 3: There you go, it's the previous government's fault. And what
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Speaker 3: sort of a response is that for the responsible minister?
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Speaker 8: If the Libs lose, it will sell me the previous
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Speaker 8: government's fault. It'll go on forever. And why doesn't he
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Speaker 8: just man up and say, look, we have these models.
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Speaker 8: These are dodgy models based on various assumptions and variables.
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Speaker 1: If you change them, it doesn't work.
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Speaker 8: As minister, I'm saying, sorry, we got this wrong and
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Speaker 8: we are going to try our hardest to give you
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Speaker 8: back your cheap, reliable electricity that you had ten or
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Speaker 8: twenty years ago. Why doesn't he man up and say
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Speaker 8: I was wrong. It's not very hard to do, so
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Speaker 8: we got him blustering around. He's in a very comfortable
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Speaker 8: environment in the ABC. He should be able to do
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Speaker 8: it there, but no, he just waffles. And this is
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Speaker 8: the man that's sending us broke. His policies are costing
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Speaker 8: a billion, and he pays you the text per you,
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Speaker 8: the electricity consumer.
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Speaker 3: I do wonder whether we'll look back in twenty years
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Speaker 3: time and look at Chris Bowen as the most expensive,
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Speaker 3: most destructive minister we have had in the federal government. Now,
20:34
Speaker 3: the ABC is released some data. They've revealed that around
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Speaker 3: forty percent of ABC vote compass respondents say that they
20:43
Speaker 3: strongly disagree or somewhat disagree with building nuclear power plants,
20:48
Speaker 3: while thirty eight percent were somewhat or strongly supportive. Most
20:53
Speaker 3: of the disagreement, interestingly, in came from women. They're far
20:58
Speaker 3: more likely to strongly disagree with the idea of nuclear
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Speaker 3: more than forty one percent of them, and only eight sorry,
21:07
Speaker 3: only eleven point.
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Speaker 2: Eight percent strongly agreed.
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Speaker 3: So there is a bit of a gender divide when
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Speaker 3: it comes to support for nuclear power.
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Speaker 2: Why do you think that is.
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Speaker 3: The en Is it just because women are increasingly leaning left?
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Speaker 1: Well, I think it's a number of rareas.
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Speaker 8: And firstly, if it was a survey down the ABC
21:27
Speaker 8: viewers and listeners, then I'm not surprised with the result.
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Speaker 1: The second thing is that we have scores.
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Speaker 8: Of countries with nuclear or a building nuclear and they
21:39
Speaker 8: don't seem to have too many problems. We've got tiny
21:41
Speaker 8: countries like Slovenia two million people and they've got nuclear.
21:46
Speaker 1: What's wrong with us?
21:47
Speaker 8: Well, the reason is we've had so much cheap, abundant
21:51
Speaker 8: coal that we've been able to have coal fired electricity
21:54
Speaker 8: that was cheap for a long period of time, we
21:56
Speaker 8: didn't need nuclear.
21:58
Speaker 1: Now we've destroyed our coal system, the.
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Speaker 8: So called ruin the books, then the core for nuclear
22:04
Speaker 8: becomes very strong. And I think the bias of more
22:09
Speaker 8: women objecting than men is partly due to the political
22:13
Speaker 8: engagement of women, partly due to the fact that women
22:18
Speaker 8: use their emotions more than men and are concerned about
22:21
Speaker 8: the future and their children, and partly because there is
22:25
Speaker 8: a lot of scientific information out there and the proportion
22:28
Speaker 8: of women who have knowledge of science is far lower
22:30
Speaker 8: than that of men. And in society it's very very
22:33
Speaker 8: few people who understand the science. But maybe they should
22:35
Speaker 8: just look around the world. We have thirty two countries
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Speaker 8: generating power from uranium. Finland recently put in a nuclear
22:44
Speaker 8: power station. People loved it, and they especially loved it
22:47
Speaker 8: because the electricity prices went down. So what we're being
22:51
Speaker 8: told in the propaganda, what is reality at two different things.
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Speaker 8: Nuclear is wonderful and what it means is if we
22:58
Speaker 8: have nuclear, have an excess apower and that's what you
23:02
Speaker 8: need for a growing economy. Now, currently our economy is
23:05
Speaker 8: going backwards. Maybe we should think about growing it.
23:10
Speaker 2: Now before you go.
23:12
Speaker 3: We saw Donald Trump sign a bunch of executive orders
23:16
Speaker 3: last week to cut red tape and tobocharge mining projects.
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Speaker 3: Tell me what this means for us, because the US
23:25
Speaker 3: seems to be hyper focused on being energy independent.
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Speaker 2: Becoming even an energy superpower.
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Speaker 1: Well, there's very good reasons for doing that. The US
23:36
Speaker 1: has a lot of coal.
23:37
Speaker 8: Many of the people who voted for Donald Trump were
23:40
Speaker 8: in states like Pennsylvania, which are coal mining states.
23:43
Speaker 1: And he is delivering a promise.
23:46
Speaker 8: And he is one of the few people in politics
23:48
Speaker 8: who has ever delivered a promise. I don't call him
23:51
Speaker 8: a politician. He's treating the world's biggest economy as a business,
23:55
Speaker 8: which it should be. So that has profound implications from
23:59
Speaker 8: US for ours because it shows that we can use coal.
24:03
Speaker 1: The coal is very cheap, coal is reliable.
24:06
Speaker 8: If you're concerned about emissions, then there are these high energy,
24:11
Speaker 8: low emission reactors that are being built in Japan and
24:14
Speaker 8: Corey or elsewhere that we can use our coal. Now,
24:17
Speaker 8: our coal is far better than that from the US.
24:20
Speaker 8: It's got more bang for its buck, it's got less
24:23
Speaker 8: ask and less sulfur. We should be following the US
24:27
Speaker 8: as quick as we can, otherwise we are going to
24:29
Speaker 8: decline even more. As an economy.
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Speaker 3: Professor, im plymer thanks for your time tonight, Thank you reader.
24:38
Speaker 2: Still to come. Left is losing It?
24:40
Speaker 3: Plus the latest from the US, including Donald Trump at
24:44
Speaker 3: the UFC.
24:45
Speaker 2: Alex Stein is up next.
24:56
Speaker 3: You're watching the Riata Panney Show, and it's time for
24:58
Speaker 3: lefties lose.
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Speaker 2: Let's start with some morally.
25:03
Speaker 3: Repugnant depravity on CNN. Here they interview Taylor Lorenze, far
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Speaker 3: left hack journalist who's been employed by many of your
25:11
Speaker 3: favorite lefty outlets, from The Washington Post, The New York
25:14
Speaker 3: Times to Daily Beast. Listen here as Taylor Wax's lyrical
25:19
Speaker 3: about cold blooded, murdering scumbag Luigi Mangioni.
25:24
Speaker 2: She can't understand why anyone would be.
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Speaker 3: Shocked that sickos like her are standing a murderer.
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Speaker 14: This is sick, sociopathic, hilarious to see these millionaire media
25:37
Speaker 14: pundits on TV clutching their pearls about someone standing a
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Speaker 14: murderer when this is the United States of America.
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Speaker 15: As if we don't lionize criminals, you're going to see women,
25:47
Speaker 15: especially that feel like, oh my god, right, Like here's
25:49
Speaker 15: this man who who's the revolutionary, who's famous, who's handsome,
25:55
Speaker 15: who's young, who's smart, He's a person that seems it's
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Speaker 15: like this morally good man, which is hard to find.
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Speaker 3: She's talking there about a cowardly killer who shot father.
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Speaker 2: Of two, Brian Thompson in the back of the head.
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Speaker 3: But because Brian was the CEO of United Healthcare, apparently
26:17
Speaker 3: that makes his murder okay or even joyful, as Taylor
26:21
Speaker 3: once claimed.
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Speaker 2: Now sane journalist on a sane.
26:25
Speaker 3: Network, My challenge what we just heard, but not CNN,
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Speaker 3: not this clown from CNN.
26:30
Speaker 2: Listen here as he likens.
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Speaker 3: Admiring and murdering low Life to being a Trump supporter,
26:36
Speaker 3: and even though ites that Taylor would never want to
26:39
Speaker 3: be called a Trump supporter, that would be beyond the pale.
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Speaker 16: I'm sure you wouldn't like to be compared to a
26:45
Speaker 16: Trump supporter. But some of some of how people cannot
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Speaker 16: understand why people have sympathies for MANGIONI yeah, strikes me
26:55
Speaker 16: as the same. What as media not understanding why people's
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Speaker 16: poor Trump?
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Speaker 15: I totally agree.
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Speaker 3: I've said it before and I'm sure I'll say it again.
27:04
Speaker 3: You don't hate the leftist media enough.
27:07
Speaker 2: You think you do, but you don't.
27:10
Speaker 3: Sticking with CNN, they've been part of a media meltdown
27:13
Speaker 3: over the Trump administration's tariff policy.
27:16
Speaker 2: And many a Democrat has been on.
27:18
Speaker 3: With softball interviews with a scare manger about inflation without
27:23
Speaker 3: any pushback from the host.
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Speaker 17: Here's Hakeem jeffries, Trump tarifts are going to raise costs
27:28
Speaker 17: on everyday Americans in an environment where there's already a
27:32
Speaker 17: high cost of living. Trump promised that he would lower costs.
27:36
Speaker 17: In fact, on day one. But what we've seen under
27:38
Speaker 17: his reckless leadership is that costs aren't going down in America,
27:42
Speaker 17: They're going up. Infleation is going up.
27:45
Speaker 2: Inflation is going up.
27:46
Speaker 3: Is the Democrats were even pushing a new term, trump flation.
27:51
Speaker 2: Here is Jeff Merkley.
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Speaker 8: So last Wednesday it was not Liberation Day, it was
27:57
Speaker 8: trump Flation day. The American consumer is going to be
28:00
Speaker 8: seen much higher prices.
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Speaker 3: Trumpflation, you say, literally minutes later, this news.
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Speaker 18: Break breaking moments ago, brand new number of showing inflation
28:10
Speaker 18: fell last month, much better than expected.
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Speaker 2: Inflation fell. Well, how about that, folks.
28:17
Speaker 3: You know, the only reason anyone not stuck at an
28:19
Speaker 3: airport watch your CNN these days is to see Scott
28:22
Speaker 3: Jennings Here he is with CNN host Abby Phillips.
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Speaker 12: Seven million means that they're not just going after criminals.
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Speaker 18: Well, they're going after people who are in the country illegally, right.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, No, but I'm saying the criminals this is a
28:35
Speaker 12: much bigger universe. Doesn't that make you a criminal? No,
28:38
Speaker 12: it doesn't.
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Speaker 2: To come across the border illegally.
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Speaker 12: Coming into the country illegally as a civil offense, it's
28:42
Speaker 12: not a criminal offense.
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Speaker 2: Okay, if you come into the country illegally.
28:46
Speaker 1: Here's the message.
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Speaker 2: We're going to find you and send you back.
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Speaker 3: Oh abby, coming across the border illegally is a criminal offense.
28:54
Speaker 3: Let's have a look at Scott Jennings now effortlessly toying
28:57
Speaker 3: with Anna Navarro. Talk about it an intellectual mismatch.
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Speaker 10: Honestly, if I was Kamala Harris behaving this way, they'd
29:05
Speaker 10: call her hormonal and hysterical.
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Speaker 2: Right, Look, we'd have to get elected to be but well.
29:10
Speaker 10: Yes, and if she had been elected, and she Hillary
29:13
Speaker 10: Clinton had been elected, if any woman had been elected
29:15
Speaker 10: and been been acting this way, they'd say it was manopause.
29:18
Speaker 1: You would have never stood up to China.
29:20
Speaker 11: So this is a mood issue right now.
29:22
Speaker 3: And let's check in with one of Anna's co hosts
29:25
Speaker 3: on the View.
29:26
Speaker 2: Here's Woopy Goldberg.
29:28
Speaker 3: She seems to think that the Trump administration, you know,
29:31
Speaker 3: the one that won in a landslide, winning every swing state,
29:35
Speaker 3: winning the popular vote, winning the electoral College three hundred
29:38
Speaker 3: and twelve to two hundred.
29:39
Speaker 2: And twenty six.
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Speaker 3: Apparently, according to whoopee, they only represent a very narrow
29:45
Speaker 3: band of people.
29:46
Speaker 4: Are you countries who watch us?
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Speaker 2: This is not our Web. No, it's not. This is
29:52
Speaker 2: not what the American people want.
29:54
Speaker 1: We don't like it.
29:56
Speaker 4: We don't like how it's being like. We don't like
29:59
Speaker 4: how this has been done. That's why you will hear
30:01
Speaker 4: us stretching about this as long as we are able,
30:05
Speaker 4: because no one we're talking to understands what's going on.
30:09
Speaker 4: And therefore, when they say America, they're not.
30:12
Speaker 2: Talking about us.
30:14
Speaker 4: They are talking about that very narrow band of America
30:18
Speaker 4: that they think they represent.
30:19
Speaker 3: Back to CNN, this is how you handle an interview
30:22
Speaker 3: with CNN, especially if they start quoting another.
30:25
Speaker 2: Fake news outlet like the Washington Post.
30:28
Speaker 3: Let's hear from Senior Director of Accounter Terrorism doctor Sebastian Gorka.
30:33
Speaker 19: Last month, the Washington Post reported that the freeze on
30:36
Speaker 19: US Foreign assistant assistance in Africa has quote threatened programs
30:41
Speaker 19: intended to counter al Shabab bomb makers. Are those cuts
30:45
Speaker 19: still in place? Are you concerned about them at all?
30:49
Speaker 20: Is that the same Washington Post that propagated the Russia
30:52
Speaker 20: Russia collusion hoax for the last eight years. Well, regardless
30:56
Speaker 20: of the Russia author, regardless, you're quoting the Washington Post
30:59
Speaker 20: to me, which is as effective as posting for me
31:03
Speaker 20: or quoting to me any other pillar of the fake
31:06
Speaker 20: news industrial complex. I really couldn't care less what the
31:10
Speaker 20: Washington Post or the New York Time says, especially when
31:13
Speaker 20: it's anonymous government officials. If it's true, put your name
31:17
Speaker 20: to it.
31:17
Speaker 1: If it's not, shut up.
31:19
Speaker 2: There you go.
31:20
Speaker 3: And here is how Donald Trump handled the media overnight.
31:23
Speaker 2: Firstly, reminded them.
31:25
Speaker 3: That his predecessor never did impromptu press conferences.
31:29
Speaker 1: If you ever requested, I'm always available on Lake Baiden.
31:33
Speaker 1: I think Biden would do an interview at Doo in
31:35
Speaker 1: the morning. He would do one at name in the morning.
31:39
Speaker 3: And he then got his granddaughter Kai involved first introducing
31:44
Speaker 3: her to the members.
31:45
Speaker 2: Of the fake news media. I've got to say, he
31:48
Speaker 2: really is the funniest president we've ever had.
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Speaker 1: Okay, come on, do you know the fake news? This
31:55
Speaker 1: is a fake news everyone.
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Speaker 13: Good morning.
32:00
Speaker 1: When you're doing a little news conference, you want to
32:02
Speaker 1: partake a sometime. She's a great athlete, actually, great golfer.
32:08
Speaker 8: Yeah, as great student actually, So go ahead and David.
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Speaker 19: Question on Monday, you're having a meeting with the president
32:15
Speaker 19: of El Salvador.
32:16
Speaker 3: Now, Donald Trump was at the UFC of the weekend,
32:19
Speaker 3: and he walked out to a thunderous response from the
32:23
Speaker 3: Miami crowd, flanked by two of his grandchildren and.
32:27
Speaker 2: Making the extrans right now.
32:31
Speaker 6: Through a standing location, the forty seventh President of the
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Speaker 6: United States South America like that, UFC CEO KAA like
32:40
Speaker 6: and others?
32:40
Speaker 16: Donald J.
32:42
Speaker 1: Trump?
32:47
Speaker 8: Is there anybody else that has a well kid?
32:50
Speaker 2: So we're gonna fight it?
32:52
Speaker 1: He has some music and walk he had one? Did
32:57
Speaker 1: he always get to walk?
32:58
Speaker 14: Ouse?
33:00
Speaker 3: Trump not only got a rock star entrance, but he
33:03
Speaker 3: had sporting stars flocking to shake his hand, including UFC
33:07
Speaker 3: champ Dominicue Grays. Moments after his big win, even Shaq
33:22
Speaker 3: the Great Shaquill O'Neil made his way through the crowd
33:25
Speaker 3: to greet the President. Let's bring in comedian and host
33:29
Speaker 3: a prime time with Alex Stearn on Blaze TV.
33:32
Speaker 2: Alex, can you remember seeing anything like this?
33:35
Speaker 3: A politician that is reviled by the media but loved
33:40
Speaker 3: by sporting crowds, whether it's at the football, the Nascars
33:44
Speaker 3: or the UFC.
33:47
Speaker 9: Well, I mean, Donald Trump is the ultimate celebrity. And
33:49
Speaker 9: when you see him walk into that stadium and the
33:52
Speaker 9: place just goes nuts. You know, It makes you feel
33:54
Speaker 9: warm inside as an American citizen having a president that
33:57
Speaker 9: is not only all the way there, you know, mentally,
34:01
Speaker 9: but he's all the way there when it comes to
34:03
Speaker 9: the support of the country. And you know what I
34:05
Speaker 9: love the most about this, Rita, as I saw a
34:08
Speaker 9: barshool Sports founder Dave Portnoy, who had complained all week
34:11
Speaker 9: about a stock portfolio going down, hosting a video of
34:15
Speaker 9: him being a huge fangirl for President Trump. So he
34:17
Speaker 9: has that effect on people. Somebody can lose seven million
34:20
Speaker 9: dollars in one week and then when you see him,
34:22
Speaker 9: your tune changes and all of a sudden you love
34:24
Speaker 9: the guy again.
34:27
Speaker 3: Well, there was an awkward moment we just saw it
34:30
Speaker 3: before where Trump seemed to ignore actress Cheryl Hines, the
34:35
Speaker 3: wife of RFK Junior. There was a plenty of media
34:39
Speaker 3: coverage of this moment, but that's not the full story, Alex.
34:44
Speaker 3: President Trump did go back and he had a chat
34:47
Speaker 3: with Cheryl. He's not snubbing her as many have claimed.
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Speaker 9: Well, Rita, it's obvious that Trump did this on purpose
34:56
Speaker 9: when you look at Cheryl Hines, considering that she was
34:59
Speaker 9: Larry David co host or choose me a co star
35:02
Speaker 9: on a show that's all about being awkward. Donald Trump
35:05
Speaker 9: did this on purpose, This awkward moment when super viral,
35:08
Speaker 9: and this was not an accident. So you know, be
35:11
Speaker 9: careful what you want. No, this is the best marketing
35:16
Speaker 9: tool possible for Donald Trump. That snub, who's a snub
35:19
Speaker 9: heard around the world.
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Speaker 1: Really it was great.
35:23
Speaker 3: No, you were just not looking at her when she
35:25
Speaker 3: had her hand outstretched.
35:27
Speaker 2: I'm sure. I'm sure there was a very innocent. He's
35:30
Speaker 2: got no problem with Cheryl Hines.
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Speaker 3: She's actually been incredibly brave and standing up to the
35:38
Speaker 3: Hollywood bullies because they did come for her when RFK
35:42
Speaker 3: Junior first announced that he was going to be part
35:44
Speaker 3: of the Trump camp. Now let's talk about more serious stuff.
35:49
Speaker 3: The president of El Salvador, nave Bickla is in the USA.
35:54
Speaker 3: Ol Salvador is housing in its megaprisons. A number of
35:59
Speaker 3: gang bangers in the US illegally. Tell me about the
36:02
Speaker 3: relationship he has with the Trump administration.
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Speaker 9: Well, you know, for the president of El Salvador is
36:10
Speaker 9: similar to Donald Trump, and that he's no nonsense and
36:12
Speaker 9: he wants to get rid of all the gang bangers
36:14
Speaker 9: not only in his country but here in America. He
36:17
Speaker 9: wants to kind of be like a private prison, third
36:20
Speaker 9: party system where we can put a lot of these
36:22
Speaker 9: trend down rugas or m S sirteen gang bangers. We
36:25
Speaker 9: can just send them down to El Salvador and we
36:27
Speaker 9: can pay them to house him. So, you know, I
36:29
Speaker 9: love the idea of outsourcing our prison Cell Salvador. So
36:33
Speaker 9: this meeting, it could spell trouble for the cartels in
36:36
Speaker 9: the organized crime that is, you know, causing a lot
36:39
Speaker 9: of problems here in America.
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Speaker 3: I got to sell you this guy is one of
36:44
Speaker 3: the most popular leaders anywhere in the world.
36:47
Speaker 2: He was re.
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Speaker 3: Elected with such an enormous margin, and he has turned
36:51
Speaker 3: to Al Salvador from one of the most crime riddled
36:55
Speaker 3: hellholes anywhere in the world to a safe country, and
36:59
Speaker 3: he's with such speed. It really is a remarkable feat.
37:04
Speaker 3: But the media hates him too, so he never gets
37:06
Speaker 3: any credit for any of that. Also in the White House,
37:10
Speaker 3: in recent days, Alex has been the governor of Michigan,
37:14
Speaker 3: Governor Gretchen Witmer. She's got ambitions of being the twenty
37:20
Speaker 3: twenty eight Democrat presidential candidate. But tell me about this
37:25
Speaker 3: performance here Alex trying to hide her face during a
37:29
Speaker 3: meeting with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office.
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Speaker 2: But it just looks juvenile.
37:37
Speaker 15: Oh.
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Speaker 9: Governor Webmer is the biggest embarrassment when it comes in
37:41
Speaker 9: not just only her stay, but when Michigan was locked down.
37:44
Speaker 9: Her husband got caught taking her boat down to the
37:47
Speaker 9: boat dock when everybody else was shut down. When it
37:50
Speaker 9: comes to Webmer, like, you know, she did that weird
37:52
Speaker 9: you know publicity start where she fed the girl the
37:54
Speaker 9: milk and the dorito's chip. So she's not one to
37:58
Speaker 9: shy having her face, having your face in front of
38:01
Speaker 9: a camera. So for her to do this is just
38:03
Speaker 9: another political stunt and embarrassment, and it shows you a
38:07
Speaker 9: politician that doesn't want to try to reach across the
38:09
Speaker 9: aisle to try to get things done for her constituents. Instead,
38:12
Speaker 9: she hides her face because she's ashamed and she's a
38:15
Speaker 9: coward of who she really is.
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Speaker 3: Well, I remember back in the height of the covid era,
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Speaker 3: Governor Winmar whilst Florida was completely open and free, Texas
38:28
Speaker 3: where you are, was open and free, she was.
38:31
Speaker 2: Locking down seeds.
38:33
Speaker 3: She didn't want anyone to be planting seeds in their
38:36
Speaker 3: garden to.
38:37
Speaker 2: Grow vegetables like just some really.
38:40
Speaker 3: Bizarre COVID restrictions coming from that governor.
38:45
Speaker 2: Now, let's talk about DOGE.
38:47
Speaker 3: There's another expose a by the Department of Government Efficiency.
38:51
Speaker 3: Let's see how many social security numbers have been issued
38:56
Speaker 3: to illegal immigrants.
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Speaker 5: The Immigration Department nailed them a social security number, no interview,
39:03
Speaker 5: no proof of identity, to put it in the mail.
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Speaker 1: Here's your number.
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Speaker 5: In twenty twenty one, does says two hundred and seventy
39:09
Speaker 5: thousand new aliens were issued social Security numbers, five hundred
39:13
Speaker 5: and ninety thousand twenty twenty two, nine hundred and sixty
39:16
Speaker 5: four thousand twenty twenty three, and two point one million
39:19
Speaker 5: in twenty four, right before Biden left office. DOSE also
39:23
Speaker 5: discovered that one point three million aliens are now receiving Medicaid.
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Speaker 3: Two point one million just in twenty twenty four.
39:32
Speaker 2: Those numbers are astounding.
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Speaker 9: Alex Well, people want to say it's a conspiracy, but
39:38
Speaker 9: it's obvious that they wanted to try to import as
39:41
Speaker 9: many people possible so that they can influence future elections,
39:44
Speaker 9: and by giving that many social security numbers, making it
39:47
Speaker 9: accessible to vote for these illegal immigrants. I just think
39:50
Speaker 9: that that's obviously what they were doing. So I'm happy
39:52
Speaker 9: that that now is going to stop. It needs to
39:55
Speaker 9: go back to the good old days when it was
39:56
Speaker 9: ninety day fiance. You had to marry an ugly person
39:59
Speaker 9: to become an American citizen. You didn't just get a
40:01
Speaker 9: free green card and access to future elections.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, we'll go back to those those heady days
40:12
Speaker 3: before you go. I'm really shocked that this story has got.
40:17
Speaker 2: Barely any coverage. This is a remarkable story.
40:21
Speaker 3: We've got an American, a Russian American, a beautiful ballerina
40:25
Speaker 3: freed in a prisoner exchange, and yet barely any coverage,
40:30
Speaker 3: perhaps because when she was freed, she made the point
40:34
Speaker 3: of thanking Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: What's your message for the President? You said, that's drum.
40:39
Speaker 15: I'm so so free cooperate to bring me home and
40:42
Speaker 15: for American government, and i never felt more blessed to
40:45
Speaker 15: be American.
40:46
Speaker 13: And I'm so happy to get hold and thank you him.
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Speaker 2: Alex.
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Speaker 3: She was sentenced to twelve years in a Russian prison
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Speaker 3: after pleading guilty to treason, all for donating just around
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Speaker 3: fifty dollars to a Ukrainian charity in early twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 2: This is a feel good story.
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Speaker 3: How is this story not being getting saturation coverage?
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Speaker 9: Well, you know, Rita, I'm surprised it's not because I've
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Speaker 9: been very critical of the Ukrainian war. But I'll be honest,
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Speaker 9: Vladimir Putin throw's journalists off buildings. Russia is not innocent
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Speaker 9: when it comes to this horrible conflict that's happening. So
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Speaker 9: Russia needs to step up and end this war. So
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Speaker 9: does the Ukrainians and Vladimir Zelenski. And I'm happy that
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Speaker 9: she's free for fifty bucks to the Ukraine to be
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Speaker 9: jailed for twelve years, absolutely.
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Speaker 2: Shocking, Alex Stein, Thanks for your time.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Rita.
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Speaker 2: Still to come.
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Speaker 3: Why Megan markl is being accused of deliberately antagonizing the
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Speaker 3: Royal family. Kinsey Schofield has the details.
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Speaker 2: I love it.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back joining me now, celebrity and royal reporter Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey,
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Speaker 3: let's start with Meghan Markles. She's sparked more outrage after
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Speaker 3: publishing a message addressing herself as your Royal Highness, despite
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Speaker 3: her and Harry having agreed to stop using their royal
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Speaker 3: titles after they quit the Royal Family and left the
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Speaker 3: United Kingdom.
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Speaker 2: What's going on here. You can't.
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Speaker 3: Have these titles if you're not going to put in
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Speaker 3: the work, if you're not going to be a working royal.
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Speaker 18: It's so disrespectful to Queen Elizabeth. The second memory, you know,
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Speaker 18: Meghan Michael is poking.
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Speaker 13: The bear here.
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Speaker 18: I have it on good authority that Prince William wants
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Speaker 18: to strip them of their titles, and the Sussexes would
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Speaker 18: like reassurance that he won't do that, knowing how much
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Speaker 18: it would hurt their commercial opportunities. Harry and Meghan are
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Speaker 18: the new Fergian Andrew. They cheapen the crown. The only
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Speaker 18: thing HRH stands for an association with Meghan Markel is
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Speaker 18: her ruthless home wreckerness. I guess, but I do not
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Speaker 18: think that Meghan Marcle should be utilizing the title. I
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Speaker 18: think that this is just her way of trying to
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Speaker 18: remind the world that she, for eighteen months was a royal.
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Speaker 3: Well yes, yes, And she started off with all the
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Speaker 3: adulation because I remember I was one of the few
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Speaker 3: who was looking on going what is this? Why is
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Speaker 3: everyone absolutely worshiping this woman? Because she seemed so fake,
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Speaker 3: so obviously fake from the start. Now Prince Harry has
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Speaker 3: told the UK Telegraph that he believes that the Royal
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Speaker 3: Family stripped him of his police protection to try to
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Speaker 3: trap him and Meghan Markel in the Royal Family and
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Speaker 3: stop them leaving Britain. He said that his worst fears
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Speaker 3: have been confirmed.
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Speaker 2: By secret evidence he had heard in court.
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Speaker 18: Kinsey, Okay, you and I both know that the Royal Family,
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Speaker 18: at this point in time, after the Oprah Winfrey interview,
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Speaker 18: Spare and the Netflix series.
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Speaker 2: Want nothing to do with these two people.
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Speaker 18: Do we really believe that the Royal Family was trying
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Speaker 18: to trap them in the UK? I think you know,
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Speaker 18: if you believe the Daily Beast their reports are is
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Speaker 18: that the desire not to have the Duke and Duchess
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Speaker 18: of Sussex ever return has intensified. They don't want anything
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Speaker 18: to do with Harry and Meghan and this just plays
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Speaker 18: into their victimhood narrative that Prince Harry has been milking
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Speaker 18: since he just quit his job. But I disagree with him.
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Speaker 18: I don't believe that the Royal Family has any desire
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Speaker 18: to have him back.
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Speaker 2: No trying to trap Why would you want to trap
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Speaker 2: those two? I think that would have been very happy
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Speaker 2: to see the back of.
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Speaker 3: Them now moving on from the Ginger and the winda
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Speaker 3: Rosio O'Donnell has revealed her friendship with an infamous convicted killer,
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Speaker 3: Lle Menendez, saying she feels safe to be vulnerable with him.
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Speaker 2: This was in an interview with The New York Times.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey won on Earth this going on, Why is Rosio
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Speaker 3: donnell in contact with one of the Menendez.
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Speaker 18: Brothers, Rita, this is a woman that's constantly trying to
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Speaker 18: tell us who to vote for.
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Speaker 13: What a great judge of character.
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Speaker 18: And if your audience isn't familiar Lyel Menendez along with
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Speaker 18: his brother Eric, they murdered their parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez,
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Speaker 18: and their Beverly Hills mansion in nineteen eighty nine and
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Speaker 18: then went on multiple shopping sprees. The crime scene was
45:36
Speaker 18: so horrific at the time, cops initially thought it was
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Speaker 18: a mob hit. But she's become friends with them because
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Speaker 18: she continues to publicly defend them, which, again, great judge
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Speaker 18: of character. So next time Rosie wants to tell me
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Speaker 18: who to vote for, I'm going to ask her to
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Speaker 18: sit this one out.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely.
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Speaker 3: Cigalizzo likes to be political as well, and she had
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Speaker 3: a not so subtle jab Donald Trump's tariff spy wearing
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Speaker 3: a blacks leeveless crop top with the red letters that
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Speaker 3: read Tariff across the front during a performance.
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Speaker 2: Of on Saturday Night Live. This is a bold isn't it?
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Speaker 3: Of a Saturday Night Live is the perfect place to
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Speaker 3: be making bold political statements.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, you know what, if I'm going to be honest
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Speaker 18: with you, I two am terrified every time Lizzo wears
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Speaker 18: a crop top. But Lizzo has multiple lovesuit spending with
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Speaker 18: former employees alleging a hostile work environment another misconduct. So
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Speaker 18: until she cleans up her own front porch, maybe she
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Speaker 18: should limit her commentary on leadership.
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Speaker 3: I've got to say, I'm shocked how much weight she
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Speaker 3: has lost there. That is quite dramatic from the last
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Speaker 3: time I saw her. So this is well, there was
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Speaker 3: Suspecto's mpic. Has she been forthcoming in what's happened there?
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Speaker 2: I think it was all about positivity.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, I mean we've seen her work out a lot online,
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Speaker 18: but I do think she's admitted to some help when
47:08
Speaker 18: it comes to medication as well too.
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Speaker 3: Now, Bernie Sanders made an appearance at Coachella office a
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Speaker 3: raisins as a music festival, and of course he took
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Speaker 3: the opportunity to blast Donald Trump and a loon masca.
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Speaker 2: What else can you tell us, Kinsey, You know what
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Speaker 2: a joke.
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Speaker 18: This is one of the reasons we saw the Democrats
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Speaker 18: bomb so extraordinarily during the last election. Kamala parading Beyonce
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Speaker 18: and Megan thee Stallion on stage.
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Speaker 2: It's the elites just talking to each other.
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Speaker 18: One Coachella influencer said online that she spent over one
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Speaker 18: hundred dollars for her food truck meal consisting of tacos
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Speaker 18: and lemonade on Friday night alone. Bernie's they're talking to spoiled,
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Speaker 18: little rich kids again, totally out of touch with regular
47:56
Speaker 18: everyday Americans and their pressing needs. So good luck, Bernie,
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Speaker 18: but this seems totally hypocritical considering where he stands on
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Speaker 18: all of his policies.
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Speaker 3: And just have bizarre to have Bernie Sanders at a
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Speaker 3: music festival, just go on stage and give some sort
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Speaker 3: of a political rant. What's that got to do with
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Speaker 3: a music festival? What have you got some eighty year
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Speaker 3: old there a socialist who's got three or four houses preaching.
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Speaker 3: It's crazy times, crazy times, Kinsey Schofield, Thank you so
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Speaker 3: much for your time again tonight, and that's it from me.
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Speaker 3: I'll see you at eleven tomorrow night. And we've got
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Speaker 3: Douglas Murray on the program tomorrow. Don't want to miss that.
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Speaker 3: Coming up next it's Newsnight,