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The Rita Panahi Show | 11 June · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scors Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Winner Panicky Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the RITA Panicky Show coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight. Pauline Hansen wipes the smirk of a reporter's
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Speaker 3: face after a particularly petulant line of questioning. Nick Kata
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Speaker 3: will join me to cover the day's top headlines. Family
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Speaker 3: struggling to meet exorbitant power bills even after spending a
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Speaker 3: small fortune on solar panels. Professor Ian Primer will join
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Speaker 3: me to discuss that Mihrowitz will have the latest from
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Speaker 3: the US, including the Democrats embracing possibly their most flawed
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Speaker 3: candidate yet, and Rose o'donald is back in the US
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Speaker 3: with a new facelift but the same all Trump delusions.
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Speaker 3: Kinziskofil will have the latest royal and entertainment news later
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Speaker 3: in the hour, and Left He's losing It is an
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Speaker 3: extravaganza of each.
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Speaker 4: Journalist that she's not to be a journalist because she
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Speaker 4: doesn't smile.
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Speaker 5: How dare you'll tell me to theave you up brick?
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Speaker 3: How some she Let's start with One Nation leader Pauline
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Speaker 3: Hanson clashing with a Channel nine activist journalist at Perth
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Speaker 3: Airport listen to this rather bizarre and petulant line of questioning,
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Speaker 3: and then watch as the smirk is wiped off the
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Speaker 3: reporter's face.
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Speaker 6: Its genius.
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Speaker 1: It's Jenius jets jet broken.
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Speaker 6: Why didn't you fly Jena's jet?
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Speaker 3: Dumb?
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Speaker 6: Did you fly cattle class?
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Speaker 7: Thank you very much?
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Speaker 6: Did you fly cattle class?
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Speaker 4: I'm not answering your stupid questions, right, get some privilege
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Speaker 4: about you as a journalist and learn respect as well.
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Speaker 3: Yes, the One Nation leader put the reporter in her place,
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Speaker 3: and she did it with a little more decorum than
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Speaker 3: I expected. A few other things she could have said.
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Speaker 3: Admirable restraint there from Pauline Hanson. Let's bring in Menzies
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Speaker 3: Research Center Senior fellow Nick Kta. Nick. This is typical
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Speaker 3: of nine these days, isn't it.
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Speaker 8: The point is that most Australians will be a great
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Speaker 8: will like the way that Pauline Hanson is traveling around
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Speaker 8: the country. She's talking to people. She's going to small
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Speaker 8: country town, she's going to medium sized country town, she's
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Speaker 8: going to the city. She is doing what every politician
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Speaker 8: needs to do, and that's mixed with people, talk to people,
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Speaker 8: and she's doing that courtesy of Gina Reinhardt's generous donation,
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Speaker 8: I think, which is to give her use of her
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Speaker 8: jet fair enough, that'll all be declared. It's not being
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Speaker 8: charged to the taxpayer. Taxpayers I note, unlike say Anaka Wells,
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Speaker 8: it's a large travel budget. So I think this reporter
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Speaker 8: is of right off on the fringes with this line
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Speaker 8: of questioning, and it's the sort of thing which makes
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Speaker 8: ordinary people turn around and say, see, we don't trust
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Speaker 8: the mainstream media. So in the end, I think she's
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Speaker 8: doing a poor service to her network, which needs to
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Speaker 8: be popular, and probably doing herself out of a job
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Speaker 8: in the long run, because people are just sick of
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Speaker 8: this attitude from the mainstream media.
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Speaker 3: With those types of journalists, you know precisely who they're
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Speaker 3: doing it for, and it certainly isn't their audience. But
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Speaker 3: it's interesting the strategy one nation has here because we
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Speaker 3: have seen the media in this country, particularly the liberals.
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Speaker 3: It has to be said kowtowing to the media being
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Speaker 3: terrified of media backlash, trying to appease people who loathe them,
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Speaker 3: and One nation isn't doing that. They are treating them
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Speaker 3: with disdain, And I think, as you said, their voters
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Speaker 3: are quite happy with that.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, And I think politicians on the right generally are
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Speaker 8: treating the media with more disdain than they once did.
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Speaker 8: I mean Peter Dutton, though he was far from perfect
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Speaker 8: as a leader, he was prepared to take on Sarah
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Speaker 8: Ferguson and the ABC head on in interviews, which was
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Speaker 8: a start of what we're seeing here. Because Paul Enhansen
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Speaker 8: is taking it to a new level, and quite rightly so.
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Speaker 8: I mean Donald Trump has done this in the United States.
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Speaker 8: Now that people no longer see a Current Affair and
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Speaker 8: Channel nine as their program, they see it as being
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Speaker 8: controlled by the elites. There's nothing to be lost and
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Speaker 8: a lot to be gained by politicians who turn around
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Speaker 8: and say, see, we're not going to talk to you
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Speaker 8: guys anymore because you're just you're not talking to our
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Speaker 8: audience and you're making yourselves irrelevant.
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Speaker 3: I think trust in the media in this country really
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Speaker 3: plummeted during COVID, where we saw just wild scare mongering
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Speaker 3: and the media really didn't do its job. The bulk
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Speaker 3: of the media should have been holding the government to account,
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Speaker 3: holding the authorities, including people in the medical profession who
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Speaker 3: were joining in the scare mongering and they didn't do that.
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Speaker 3: They enjoyed the clicks too much. Now when to ask
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Speaker 3: about Angus Taylor's at close confident on Tony Passon urging
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Speaker 3: the Liberal Party to sit down with Pauline Hanson to
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Speaker 3: negotiate target seats for both the Liberals and One Nation.
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Speaker 3: It comes as a major split is emerging among Liberal
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Speaker 3: MPs on whether to preference one Nation. You'd think that
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Speaker 3: would be a no brainer, Nick Passant told the Australian newspaper.
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Speaker 3: We should work hand in glove to defeat Labor. We
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Speaker 3: should work together to identify which seats are more appropriately
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Speaker 3: targeted by One Nation candidate or a Liberal candidate. Nick
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Speaker 3: as I said, this is a no brainer. It is
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Speaker 3: the only way forward. Otherwise you're going to have Labor
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Speaker 3: winning maybe one in three primary votes and yet winning
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Speaker 3: the election in a landslide.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, Tony person understands the electorate better than most MPs,
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Speaker 8: by the way, and I think my arms would be
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Speaker 8: yes in theory. Reta. You know, I mean it's dead
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Speaker 8: right that One Nation are more likely to win a
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Speaker 8: seat like Spence in the northern suburbs of Adelaide. They're
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Speaker 8: more likely to win, say Cunningham around the Woollongong area,
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Speaker 8: or probably law or in Victoria, but than the coalition
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Speaker 8: could do. But so there's a logic in that, you know,
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Speaker 8: you go and win the seats that you can win.
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Speaker 8: We'll win the seats that we can win, and then
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Speaker 8: we'll get together and see off the government. But I
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Speaker 8: really don't think that people are in the mood to
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Speaker 8: play nicely like that. I mean, it means one nation's
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Speaker 8: got to play more. It means that all their supporters,
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Speaker 8: all their voters have got to follow the how to
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Speaker 8: vote cards. I just don't get the impression people in
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Speaker 8: the mood for doing that. They are just angry, they're
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Speaker 8: over it. They want to change and they just want
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Speaker 8: to throw all the cards up in the air. Whether
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Speaker 8: that's a good thing it is another debate, But that's
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Speaker 8: the way the mood of the country is. So I think,
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Speaker 8: you know, Tony's plan or that looks good on I
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Speaker 8: can't see it working in practice.
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Speaker 3: Now you've written a fantastic column for The Australian highlighting
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Speaker 3: how Katie Gallagher has squandered the opportunity to prove her
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Speaker 3: worth as Finance Minister during Senate estimates. Now there are
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Speaker 3: so many clips I could have played to illustrate your point.
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Speaker 3: I can't play them all. We don't have the time.
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Speaker 3: Here is the Finance Minister trying to answer questions from
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Speaker 3: Matt Canavan on productivity.
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Speaker 1: What elements of your budget help increase productivity? So there
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Speaker 1: is a A, A glossy A four there there are
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Speaker 1: fourteen fifteen different measures, but I can take you through them.
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Speaker 3: So it's a glossy. Well, how does a glossy help productivity?
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Speaker 1: I was wondering whether or not you had read it.
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Speaker 9: Actually I read it on the night, minister, Thank you.
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Speaker 3: Oh Nick. Turns out the glossy action doesn't explain how
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Speaker 3: the government has reduced the overall tax take or spent
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Speaker 3: it efficiently. And as I said, there were a dozen
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Speaker 3: other clips I could have played the finance minister. She's
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Speaker 3: not up to the job. She's not.
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Speaker 8: And this is a serious problem for the government because
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Speaker 8: a finance minister, you know, you go back and look
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Speaker 8: at say Peter Walsh in the hawk Keating government, very
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Speaker 8: solid guys, a farmer, you know, he had that kind
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Speaker 8: of attitude to life. He wasn't going to waste the
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Speaker 8: country's money any more. That he'd waste his own money
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Speaker 8: on fertilizer that he didn't need. So that's what we need.
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Speaker 8: The finance minister is a very important backstop against big
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Speaker 8: spending governments. It forces them to justify what they're doing.
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Speaker 9: Now.
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Speaker 8: Unfortunately, I don't think Albanizi has a finance minister. He
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Speaker 8: has Katie Gallagher supposedly in the role, but she saw
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Speaker 8: from that performance and previous in performances, particularly in Senate estimas,
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Speaker 8: she seems to have absolutely no interest in the job.
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Speaker 8: She clearly doesn't want to be there. In senate estimates,
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Speaker 8: she's rolling our eyes like some surly teenager. It's really
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Speaker 8: not good enough. And I think that this is This,
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Speaker 8: along with the lack of an independent treasury and an
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Speaker 8: independent Treasury Secretary, are two of the big structural problems
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Speaker 8: for this government. It's why the Jim Chalmers can take
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Speaker 8: them off, you know, in strange direct and spending money
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Speaker 8: and making ridiculous tax decisions, whereas if they had a
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Speaker 8: strong finance minister. Nick Minchin comes to mind, for instance,
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Speaker 8: from the Coalition or Mattias Corman, it was very impossible,
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Speaker 8: near impossible for a minister to get your money out.
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Speaker 8: Matias Cordan. That's what you need in government because they
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Speaker 8: are the people that look after your interests and my
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Speaker 8: interest as tax flight payers.
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Speaker 3: We need someone who's got some economic understanding and this
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Speaker 3: is what the alban Easy government lacks at the highest level.
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Speaker 3: There is no private sector experience, no business experience, and
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Speaker 3: it shows and I think Katie Gallagher and Clara o'neally
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Speaker 3: must be said the Housing Minister. They have been flying
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Speaker 3: under the radar. They deserve to be scrutinized a lot more.
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Speaker 3: I think so much of the focus has been on
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Speaker 3: the Treasurer and the Prime Minister with this budget backlash,
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Speaker 3: but they have really underperformed in their respective portfolios. Nikata,
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Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time tonight. Now the
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Speaker 3: Australian newspaper has a report today on families struggling to
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Speaker 3: meet insane power bills. Among them are households that have
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Speaker 3: spent a small fortune installing solar panels, but they're still
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Speaker 3: seeing their quarterly electricity charges climbing by hundreds of dollars.
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Speaker 3: Australians were promised power bill reductions back in twenty twenty two. Instead,
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Speaker 3: bills continue to soar, as do other cost of living pressures.
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Speaker 3: Let's bring in a steam geologist, author and executive director
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Speaker 3: at Hancock Energy, professor Ian plymer Ian. It it's clear
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Speaker 3: that a significant number of Australians have anxiety about power
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Speaker 3: bills and many are making all sorts of lifestyle decisions
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Speaker 3: just to keep the lights on.
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Speaker 10: Well, it's becoming very difficult for people to pay their electricity.
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Speaker 10: We have changed from having coal fired electricity which was
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Speaker 10: cheap and reliable, to having the most unreliable and most
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Speaker 10: expensive electricity in the world. Now the government knows this.
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Speaker 10: You have to be absolutely stupid not to know that
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Speaker 10: having wind and solar is going to cripple you financially.
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Speaker 10: Yet that's the path we've taken by the people in
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Speaker 10: Canberra who think that they represent or tell us that
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Speaker 10: they represent the little person, they represent, the strugglers, they represent,
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Speaker 10: the workers. They don't. All they do is represent the
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Speaker 10: unions and the average worker has to pay, pay, and
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Speaker 10: pay to pay their electricity bills. A lot of people
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Speaker 10: aren't pay their bills. A lot of people are renting
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Speaker 10: places and they can't afford the rent, they can't afford
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Speaker 10: the bills. These are the people that Labour says as
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Speaker 10: traditional labor bats so you're just being fed.
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Speaker 3: Live now to a federal government scheme that is designed
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Speaker 3: to improve regional support for its green transition. Well, it's
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Speaker 3: struggling to get off the ground. The Developer Rating scheme
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Speaker 3: is designed to ease hostility to renewable companies by assessing
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Speaker 3: their treatment of regional communities and assigning them a public score,
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Speaker 3: but Ian concerns about red tape have discouraged most renewable
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Speaker 3: energy companies from signing up, with only about ten out
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Speaker 3: of more than fifty five active major developers agreeing to
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Speaker 3: receive a rating. It's just another example in of a
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Speaker 3: scheme that is falling apart in this area.
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Speaker 10: Well, these are the little thought bubbles tells us they're
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Speaker 10: go to do, And the reality is that this is
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Speaker 10: a very very expensive country to operate in. If you
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Speaker 10: want to do something new, like building or developing a
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Speaker 10: wind system or a solar system, or building a new mine,
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Speaker 10: then you have to go through mountains of red tape.
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Speaker 10: Then you've got the green tape on top of that,
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Speaker 10: Then you've got the black tape coming from the aboriginal
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Speaker 10: lobby groups, and then you've got the un Now this
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Speaker 10: is making it almost impossible to do anything in this country.
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Speaker 10: The simple solution is to reduce the amount of red
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Speaker 10: tape we have to go through, reduce the number of
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Speaker 10: people who administer that. That will actually save this country
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Speaker 10: money and we won't be kicking debt down the road
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Speaker 10: for our kids to inherit. The government talks about inheritance
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Speaker 10: from we baby boomers, what about the debt that they're
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Speaker 10: creating for young people to inherit in the future. So
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Speaker 10: basically they have to operate this the same way is
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Speaker 10: it to operate a business. You operate your household budget
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Speaker 10: around the kitchen table, look at your costs, cut your costs,
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Speaker 10: and go for the most efficient way of doing something.
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Speaker 10: And being bogged down and red tape is killing this country.
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Speaker 3: That is an excellent point about intergenerational inequity, which is
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Speaker 3: Labour's favorite new bus term. If you actually care about that,
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Speaker 3: you wouldn't be saddling future generations with this massive debt
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Speaker 3: and crazy energy policy. That's an excellent point in Before
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Speaker 3: you go, I've got some devastating news for you. Brace yourself.
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Speaker 3: The Australian Financial Review is reporting that Australia's twenty thirty
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Speaker 3: goals for renewable energy are likely to be met a
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Speaker 3: decade late. We're going to target deadline by a decade
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Speaker 3: due to a number of challenges that are slowing down
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Speaker 3: the buildout of intermittent energy supply systems. Labour's eighty two
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Speaker 3: percent renewable energy target is seen as increasingly unachievable in
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Speaker 3: the time frame specified in. There's been a cost blowout
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Speaker 3: as well. I'm sure that's going to shock you.
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Speaker 10: Well, I'm not at all surprised that the blowout in time,
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Speaker 10: the blowout in costs. Remember, these schemes are run by
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Speaker 10: people who've never had a real job, people who've never
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Speaker 10: taken the rest and started their own business, people who
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Speaker 10: don't know how business operates. And when they finish their
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Speaker 10: parliamentary life they will be rewarded. They will sit on
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Speaker 10: the board of a green wind company or a solar company,
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Speaker 10: or a Chinese company that's selling all sorts of wind
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Speaker 10: and solar gear to Australia. They just don't care and
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Speaker 10: they haven't made for life. And we've only got to
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Speaker 10: look at some of these hair brain schemes like snowy
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Speaker 10: two point zero that was never going to work, and
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Speaker 10: the same with the schemes they're putting up. They're never
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Speaker 10: going to work. They're going to run over time, they're
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Speaker 10: going to run over cost, and we the mug taxpayer
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Speaker 10: is going to pay.
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Speaker 3: Profess and Plymart. Thank you so much for your insights tonight,
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Speaker 3: good night, Coming up, Lefties Losing It? Last, the Democrats
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Speaker 3: embraced possibly the most flawed candidate yet, m Horowitz is
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Speaker 3: up next. You're watching the Reader Panahi Show, and it's
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Speaker 3: time for Lefties Losing it. And you know me, I
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Speaker 3: can't get enough of the ladies of the view. Where
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Speaker 3: else am I going to find such a rich source
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Speaker 3: of material for lefties losing it? At this stage? I
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Speaker 3: feel like I should be sending them a check, perhaps
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Speaker 3: a weekly check. Maybe that will cheer up the perpetually miserable.
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Speaker 3: Anna Navarro, who tries very hard to out crazy whoopee
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Speaker 3: joined Sonny, and sometimes she succeeds. Now, listen to this
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Speaker 3: insane die tribe claiming that the Trump administration is killing
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Speaker 3: people for protes and using children as human bait and
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Speaker 3: a bunch of.
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Speaker 4: Other lives and feeling really ashamed and embarrassed and horrified
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Speaker 4: by the American government right now. You know, I never
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Speaker 4: thought in my entire life I would see US citizens
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Speaker 4: killed for exercising their right to protest, like they killed
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Speaker 4: Alex Pretty and Renee Good in the streets of Minneapolis,
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Speaker 4: or small five year old children used as human bait.
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Speaker 4: Thousands of children are being held in detention centers all
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Speaker 4: over this country like Dilly outside of San Antonio, in
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Speaker 4: deplorable conditions. They are dying from lack of medical care.
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Speaker 4: They are getting sick from dirty water.
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Speaker 3: What can you say, just a bunch of unhinged lies
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Speaker 3: on hyperble The so called protesters killed weren't killed for protesting.
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Speaker 3: They were killed while attacking law enforcement. We've gone through
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Speaker 3: the footage on this program how many times. As for
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Speaker 3: the five year old, she mentioned Lim Ramos, he was
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Speaker 3: abandoned by his father and Ice took him in. Now,
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Speaker 3: what does Anna want them to do? Just abandon the
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Speaker 3: child in the mean streets of Columbia Heights, Minnesota. Funny
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Speaker 3: how Anna never said anything about the Biden Harris administration
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Speaker 3: losing track of more than three hundred and twenty thousand
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Speaker 3: migrant children who cross the border with our parents. Not
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Speaker 3: a word. All she has are lies and rage, unbridled
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Speaker 3: rage which she does. Look limit to ABC. It's good
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Speaker 3: of her because she shares that rage with CNN as well.
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Speaker 3: Watch this meltdown when she's challenged on one of her
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Speaker 3: absurd games.
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Speaker 5: Whether it's Christy break, what do you mean give me
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Speaker 5: a break, Kristy, I've worked when I give me as
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Speaker 5: a woman and pee and one hand journal and I
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Speaker 5: have a let me.
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Speaker 9: Review. I can't believe you tell me to give.
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Speaker 6: You up against.
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Speaker 4: Journalist that she's not fit to be a journalist because
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Speaker 4: she doesn't smile. How dare you tell me to give
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Speaker 4: you a break?
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Speaker 9: Have some change.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right to be gobsmacked, Caroline, but I'm sure
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Speaker 3: the CNN host will restore order and put Anna in
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Speaker 3: her place. Of course, I gest abby. Philip is just
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Speaker 3: Ana Navarro with an inside voice.
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Speaker 7: President tell a woman that she doesn't smile enough when
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Speaker 7: she's working asking him a question.
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Speaker 11: Because he's an equal opportunity offender.
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Speaker 9: And let's not pretend. I let me explain another example.
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Speaker 12: Let me game.
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Speaker 11: Let me explain how the game.
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Speaker 13: Let me give you an example.
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Speaker 11: Let me explain how the game works. Because Caton got
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Speaker 11: something out of that exchange to the President gets a
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Speaker 11: lot out of having combative exchanges with journalists.
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Speaker 9: His base loves it.
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Speaker 11: That's why I said he should do two to three
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Speaker 11: more of these weeks his poll numbers go up. But
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Speaker 11: Caitlyn's getting something out of it too. So many journalists
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Speaker 11: have made their careers in this country off of being
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Speaker 11: combated with President Trump. Kaitlyn Collins included.
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Speaker 3: Oh honey, don't bother, don't bother trying to raise it
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Speaker 3: with these people. They just want to rage, rage and
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Speaker 3: hate on America, something Anna's co host on The View,
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Speaker 3: Sunny Houston, really excels at.
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Speaker 7: And at this point, I am embarrassed at our government.
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Speaker 7: I'm embarrassed at our lack of health care. I'm embarrassed
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Speaker 7: on the assault on the press. I'm embarrassed of our
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Speaker 7: of our Congress. I'm embarrassed by the criminal felon president
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Speaker 7: that is in the Oval Office, that has a UFC
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Speaker 7: cage on the White House lawn. It's really I'm embarrassed
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Speaker 7: about all those things. And I'm also embarrassed at how
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Speaker 7: America is now seen across the globe. I don't think
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Speaker 7: that many Americans understand that we are part of a
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Speaker 7: wonderful global community. And when you look at our allies,
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Speaker 7: our allies are now giving us a one star rating
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Speaker 7: as a country. While I am conflicted about this country
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Speaker 7: because I feel that it is at this point a
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Speaker 7: failed experiment. Quite frankly, you.
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Speaker 3: Know, the only reason to be really ashamed of America
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Speaker 3: is the fact that people as stupid and cruel as
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Speaker 3: Jasmine Crockett have managed to be elected. Let's hear it
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Speaker 3: from the congresswoman Beclimes that black women in America have
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Speaker 3: suffered worse than the metcal family, whose teenage son Austen
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Speaker 3: was murdered by Carmelo Anthony.
21:40
Speaker 14: Black women, especially black women who have black male children,
21:48
Speaker 14: live in fear in agony every single day, a fear
21:54
Speaker 14: in agony that I promise you the Metcalf's probably never
21:59
Speaker 14: been to day living that way, And we're gonna have
22:03
Speaker 14: to have just some real conversations about race in this country.
22:06
Speaker 3: What a callous witch. She then went on to claim
22:11
Speaker 3: that the knifecar Melo Anthony used to kill Austin Metcalf
22:16
Speaker 3: wasn't really a deadly weapon. Was it a switch? I
22:20
Speaker 3: don't know what it was like.
22:22
Speaker 14: It seemed like it was a multi tool, almost like
22:25
Speaker 14: a Swiss arm, like with the little scissors and everything
22:29
Speaker 14: and whatever.
22:30
Speaker 3: So it was small.
22:33
Speaker 14: Well, I would argue the size of it alone, you
22:35
Speaker 14: wouldn't even think it's a daily weapon.
22:37
Speaker 3: Yep, genius work there from Jasmine. It was not a
22:41
Speaker 3: deadly weapon except it killed Austin, so perhaps it was.
22:44
Speaker 3: But the depravity did not stop there. She actually claims
22:48
Speaker 3: here that the victim was racist and that the killer
22:52
Speaker 3: is the real victim.
22:54
Speaker 14: I mean, can we just be real about this, Like
22:58
Speaker 14: who was I mean, like, why are you rolling up
23:01
Speaker 14: on somebody and being like get out? Like this is
23:04
Speaker 14: to me, this is the culture that is being instigated
23:09
Speaker 14: mostly because of like, like you know, y'all know how
23:12
Speaker 14: we say on the internet, don't let your president get
23:15
Speaker 14: you right like, because people get they get real bold
23:20
Speaker 14: with us right now, like you know, and in this
23:23
Speaker 14: this whiteness, in this replacement theory crap that they on
23:28
Speaker 14: and all of this kind of stuff, and it's like, oh,
23:29
Speaker 14: we're the victim because the fact that you know, any
23:35
Speaker 14: kid would feel like it makes sense to walk in
23:38
Speaker 14: and see this particular kid. I mean, we've all interpreted
23:42
Speaker 14: that there was a race component to this.
23:44
Speaker 3: Yes, see, race component is only relevant to race spatients
23:48
Speaker 3: like you, Jasmine. Here, a black kid murdered a white kid,
23:52
Speaker 3: but you want the dead white kid to be on trial,
23:55
Speaker 3: the kid who was unarmed, the kid who didn't instigate
23:59
Speaker 3: the fish and had no interest in pursuing it, the
24:02
Speaker 3: kid that bled to death in his twin brother's arms,
24:06
Speaker 3: and Jasmine did not miss the chance to blame the
24:08
Speaker 3: police to.
24:09
Speaker 14: We need to probably say this one thousand more times.
24:12
Speaker 14: The police ain't your friends. They're not your friends. They're
24:15
Speaker 14: not your friends. They're not your friends.
24:17
Speaker 3: And after the conviction, we heard this from Crockett, who
24:21
Speaker 3: wanted mercy not for the victim or the victim's family,
24:25
Speaker 3: but for the killer.
24:26
Speaker 14: Thirty five years for a kid who had decided to
24:29
Speaker 14: go under a tent that was not his team's tent
24:32
Speaker 14: as it was raining, and simply didn't want to be
24:35
Speaker 14: put out in the rain by some random kid that
24:37
Speaker 14: he didn't know who was larger than him. Listen, a
24:40
Speaker 14: lot of people don't know what it is to live
24:42
Speaker 14: as a black person in this country. But just like
24:45
Speaker 14: you can give the benefit of the doubt to so
24:47
Speaker 14: many police officers when they go out and they shoot
24:49
Speaker 14: some black, unarmed person, even though they are trained. The
24:53
Speaker 14: fact that there was little to no mercy seeing or
24:57
Speaker 14: humanity seeing when this black boy said.
24:59
Speaker 3: That I was scared to may now where Democrat freak
25:03
Speaker 3: show Graham Plattner had a massive win in his primary.
25:07
Speaker 3: He believes he will soon be a senator, and he
25:10
Speaker 3: is selling a redemption story.
25:12
Speaker 2: And any of those who feel let down or disappointed
25:16
Speaker 2: or disillusioned, it is my job to earn your trust,
25:21
Speaker 2: faith and support. Redemption is not just some simple or
25:25
Speaker 2: easy destination. It's a journey. I've made mistakes in my life,
25:30
Speaker 2: mistakes that I regret, that I live with and that
25:33
Speaker 2: I continue to learn from. And I'm still far from perfect.
25:38
Speaker 3: Oh no kidding, mate, Let's bring in documentary filmmaker and
25:42
Speaker 3: commentator Army Horoid's Army. Is this strategy going to work?
25:47
Speaker 3: I've got to say. Everyone does love a redemption story.
25:51
Speaker 3: Is this one authentic?
25:54
Speaker 10: I don't know.
25:54
Speaker 9: You tell me was one of his aggrets, his child
25:57
Speaker 9: sex sight profile that as of yes today, was still up.
26:01
Speaker 9: I don't know. Will it work for blue states? All
26:05
Speaker 9: of it can work? Right? Yeah? This is the Democrats
26:09
Speaker 9: elected the blacks. Don't tip guy? Did I get you on?
26:13
Speaker 9: Do you remember? Do you know that he made that comment?
26:16
Speaker 10: Yes?
26:17
Speaker 3: And many others, many, many others. In fact, he's got
26:21
Speaker 3: it's almost too much. There is too much. There are
26:24
Speaker 3: so many things he has said or done that would
26:29
Speaker 3: disqualify any other candidate, and yet he's surviving at all,
26:33
Speaker 3: and he's win there. It wasn't close, Army, he won
26:36
Speaker 3: by an enormous margin, and the.
26:38
Speaker 9: Polling has shown that he might win the Senate as well. Okay,
26:42
Speaker 9: it's a toss up right now at best. Yes, the
26:45
Speaker 9: Democratic Party, the party that's brought you the spokesperson for
26:50
Speaker 9: the person who bombed the World Trade Center, is now
26:54
Speaker 9: the official Democratic candidate for Congress as well. Even the
27:00
Speaker 9: othern Poverty Law Center. A congressional testimony said, and this
27:04
Speaker 9: is a group that funds Nazis, And the KKK said, yeah,
27:08
Speaker 9: electing a guy with the Nazi tattoos a step too
27:11
Speaker 9: far even for us. But you know, the demo, the
27:14
Speaker 9: Democratic Party's machine, i e. The mainstream media. It's so
27:19
Speaker 9: interesting that when you well, they talked about the you know,
27:23
Speaker 9: the Nazi tattoo, and I put it in quotes because
27:25
Speaker 9: that's what they're referring to. They go, well, a symbol
27:29
Speaker 9: that resembles a Nazi symbol now doesn't resemble it it's
27:34
Speaker 9: a tote and cough, it's what the ss war bro.
27:37
Speaker 9: But you know, ironically readA The truth is that all
27:40
Speaker 9: of these controversies are a blessing to Grand Platinir. You
27:44
Speaker 9: know why, because it takes the focus offices politics. Okay,
27:48
Speaker 9: this is a guy who said in a Reddit post,
27:51
Speaker 9: as I got older, I became a communist. And by
27:54
Speaker 9: the way, that was an a Reddit group that says
27:58
Speaker 9: we don't need people working anymore. This is the group
28:00
Speaker 9: that he was part of. Okay, this is an also
28:02
Speaker 9: guy who is a all cops are a bastard's person,
28:07
Speaker 9: a defund the police person. So yeah, it took on
28:10
Speaker 9: the spotlight off of his actual political beliefs, which I
28:13
Speaker 9: think had been a blessing friend if you can believe that.
28:17
Speaker 3: It's incredible when you look at the Democrats. They've spent
28:21
Speaker 3: ten years banging on about fighting fascism and we've got
28:27
Speaker 3: literally Hitler in the White House, and yet they're electing
28:31
Speaker 3: this guy with a Nazi tattoo, with a pass that
28:35
Speaker 3: is beyond shameful and a present that's beyond shameful. You
28:38
Speaker 3: could also argue, so incredible. Now I just covered in lefties.
28:42
Speaker 3: The deplorable anticus of Jasmine Crockett. She's essentially said that
28:49
Speaker 3: she too would have stabbed teenager Austin Metcalf under similar circumstances.
28:55
Speaker 3: What do you make of some of the statements she
28:58
Speaker 3: has made this week? Is she for a show on
29:01
Speaker 3: CNN or MS? Now? What is her grief? Tia?
29:06
Speaker 9: Before we start? Can I start with a pro Jasmine
29:08
Speaker 9: Crockett comment? I don't know. I just want to say
29:11
Speaker 9: this one. Yeah, I want to give a quote for
29:14
Speaker 9: Jasmine Crockett. If someone in this committee then starts talking
29:18
Speaker 9: about somebody's bleach blonde, bad built, butch body, would that
29:23
Speaker 9: be bad? Ah? That was about her talking of Marjorie
29:26
Speaker 9: Taylor Green, the first and only time I've ever agreed
29:30
Speaker 9: with Jasmine Crockett. But look, I yeah, if she would
29:35
Speaker 9: have stabbed, if she would have made the stabbing of
29:37
Speaker 9: this poor athlete in Texas, she would image jail for
29:41
Speaker 9: thirty five years, and I think our country would be
29:42
Speaker 9: better off for it. Look, Jasmine Crockett is, as the
29:47
Speaker 9: President says, a low IQ person. But more than that,
29:51
Speaker 9: those comments, you know, all joking aside, are absolutely evil.
29:56
Speaker 9: She completely and totally justified the murder of this kid. Okay,
30:03
Speaker 9: she went this podcast and she was trying to deny
30:06
Speaker 9: all the facts in the case. Right. She was saying
30:08
Speaker 9: that the knife actually wasn't really big enough to kill him.
30:12
Speaker 9: She was u was all of the facts that led
30:14
Speaker 9: up to the murder. She was denying and she was changing.
30:17
Speaker 9: It was really horrible. What do you expect from a
30:19
Speaker 9: person who actually just Jasmine Crockett actually inspired one of
30:23
Speaker 9: my videos when she famously said just because you commit
30:27
Speaker 9: a crime doesn't make you a criminal. And I did
30:31
Speaker 9: a video that you and I talked about. So yeah,
30:33
Speaker 9: by the way, she's she's an attorney. She's an actual lawyer,
30:37
Speaker 9: if you could believe that.
30:38
Speaker 3: So this is what's remarkable. How is she an attorney?
30:43
Speaker 3: Because some of the stuff she says isn't just morally reprehensible,
30:48
Speaker 3: it just betrays such incredible ignorance of the law of
30:54
Speaker 3: just things that you would expect a child to know.
30:57
Speaker 3: She seems oblivious about. On the Austin Metcalf murder, the
31:03
Speaker 3: fundraiser for the killer Kamlo Anthony that raised more than
31:07
Speaker 3: six hundred thousand dollars has been yanked by Go Send
31:11
Speaker 3: Go Army. Is that because he's been convicted and you
31:16
Speaker 3: can't be profiting from criminality.
31:20
Speaker 9: No, that's not it at all. It's just because once
31:23
Speaker 9: you once you've finished raising the money for what you
31:26
Speaker 9: wanted to in this in this case was the defense,
31:30
Speaker 9: then you they pull it out. But he can go
31:34
Speaker 9: They can go back and do it all over again.
31:35
Speaker 9: And I expect they're going to h Yeah, they know
31:38
Speaker 9: he doesn't have Actually a good look. If you name
31:41
Speaker 9: your child after a second rate basketball player, that makes
31:44
Speaker 9: you a bad parent. But it's worse when you raise
31:48
Speaker 9: a murder, which is what they did. You know, there's
31:50
Speaker 9: so much interesting about this, this whole case. By the way,
31:54
Speaker 9: I also want to point out, you know, he their
31:56
Speaker 9: self defense kind of fell apart because he brought a
31:58
Speaker 9: knife to a track meet. And by the way, he
32:01
Speaker 9: didn't grow up in Compton Here ope, in Frisco, Texas,
32:04
Speaker 9: which by the way, is ranked as one of the
32:06
Speaker 9: safest cities in America. It's not kind against it, but yeah,
32:10
Speaker 9: they they were living with the money they raised in
32:13
Speaker 9: an almost million dollar house in one of the most
32:16
Speaker 9: exclusive areas in Frisco, Texas. I looked up, you know,
32:20
Speaker 9: I went to the street easy, I looked at the
32:22
Speaker 9: house that run nine hundred thousand million dollars and they're
32:25
Speaker 9: way nice in the way you see behind me and
32:27
Speaker 9: what I live in. Just just so we're clear about
32:29
Speaker 9: what they're using the money for. And also I want
32:32
Speaker 9: to read you a couple more quotes from the people
32:35
Speaker 9: who gave them money. And you know, you can make
32:37
Speaker 9: comments on this website. So here's one. Uh, these white
32:41
Speaker 9: people can die mad like their ancestors, or hate is
32:45
Speaker 9: embedded in their DNA speaking about white people, or I
32:48
Speaker 9: hope the knife made a full recovery. So this is
32:51
Speaker 9: what we're talking about about Scott. What is you know
32:54
Speaker 9: who they raised the money from. And by the way,
32:57
Speaker 9: you know, yes, this is supposed to be part of
32:59
Speaker 9: the defense, and they said that this was going to
33:01
Speaker 9: be going for things like a psychologist and forensic profile,
33:06
Speaker 9: you know, for the defense for forensic profiles. None of that,
33:09
Speaker 9: as far as I can tell, was actually in this
33:11
Speaker 9: case at all. They put up such a weak defense
33:14
Speaker 9: because it seemed like they didn't want to spend any
33:16
Speaker 9: money on it. And now their child's go to jail
33:18
Speaker 9: for thirty five years, you know, or twenty years if
33:20
Speaker 9: he gets out on a parole, which he deserves. By
33:22
Speaker 9: the way, but doesn't seem like his parents had any
33:25
Speaker 9: need to spend the money on his defense. And the
33:28
Speaker 9: behavior outside the courthouse, I can't tell you how horrific
33:32
Speaker 9: it was. There's one woman who was yelling, what do
33:34
Speaker 9: I tell my black kid? I don't know, tell him
33:37
Speaker 9: not to stab anybody? Why don't we start with that.
33:39
Speaker 9: The whole thing is just so gross. And of course
33:42
Speaker 9: now they're gonna make a whole case. Now there's no
33:44
Speaker 9: white juror or no black jurors on this thing. Yeah,
33:46
Speaker 9: I want to see my case. If God forbid, I
33:48
Speaker 9: have to go to try out.
33:49
Speaker 13: I go.
33:49
Speaker 9: There's no white people on my case. Let's see how
33:53
Speaker 9: far that goes for me.
33:56
Speaker 3: I applied some of the clips of the scenes outside
33:59
Speaker 3: the court house just shocking, absolutely shocking. Even the grieving
34:05
Speaker 3: family members of this teenager were being harassed. They were
34:10
Speaker 3: people were yelling at I'm glad Austin is dead. I mean,
34:12
Speaker 3: just depraved, depraved stuff.
34:15
Speaker 9: The father, the father, I mean, I could not have
34:18
Speaker 9: done this. I don't have that enemy. But he forgave it.
34:21
Speaker 9: I don't know how he was able to do that.
34:23
Speaker 3: Yeah, he wanted to pray with the family of Carmelo Anthony.
34:26
Speaker 3: He wanted to pray with them, and this is how
34:29
Speaker 3: they respond. It is just so reprehensible, Yeah, it really is.
34:35
Speaker 3: And even you wonder what sort of media coverage would
34:39
Speaker 3: there be, what sort of writing would there be if
34:42
Speaker 3: the races were reversed, because they're desperate to make this
34:45
Speaker 3: about race, if they actually did, if it was a
34:50
Speaker 3: white kid who went in and stabbed a black kid
34:52
Speaker 3: in the heart and that black kid died in his
34:55
Speaker 3: twins arms, can you just imagine what would be happening
34:59
Speaker 3: right now with the coverage and the fact that you know,
35:03
Speaker 3: he's got a seventeen year minimum term when he could
35:05
Speaker 3: have got a lot more. Now, Ami, I've got to
35:08
Speaker 3: ask you about Kareem Khan. He's the ICC's chief prosecutor.
35:13
Speaker 3: While he was has been suspended because of investigations into
35:18
Speaker 3: sexual misconduct allegations. Nothing has been proven yet. He denies
35:24
Speaker 3: any wrongdoing army, but this character is a hugely controversial figure.
35:30
Speaker 3: Can he come back from.
35:31
Speaker 9: This at the UN? Of course? Nicat Okay, this is
35:36
Speaker 9: nothing new for the UN. This will We're clear. Every
35:39
Speaker 9: year the UN has hundreds of rape allegations for people
35:45
Speaker 9: who work at the UN. Staff members of the UN.
35:48
Speaker 9: And by the way, also hundreds of rape allegations every
35:52
Speaker 9: year against the peacekeepers they employ around the world. Look,
35:55
Speaker 9: I did an entire movie about the United Nations. I
35:58
Speaker 9: spent almost five years of my life bring the UN.
36:00
Speaker 9: Five years I will never get back, by the way,
36:02
Speaker 9: And I went to Africa and we filmed peacekeepers sexually
36:07
Speaker 9: assaulting and and and and and we're and and and
36:11
Speaker 9: trying to have sex with young children miners. Okay, we've
36:15
Speaker 9: filmed this stuff. This is what the UN is all about.
36:18
Speaker 9: And yes, of course he can come back for the U.
36:21
Speaker 9: One doesn't really care about any of this. He had
36:23
Speaker 9: the ICC. So we get some context about the International
36:26
Speaker 9: Criminal Court, right, sounds great. This is what they're about,
36:30
Speaker 9: you know. They they put arrest warrants for the sitting
36:34
Speaker 9: Prime Minister of Israel and the sitting Defense Minister of
36:37
Speaker 9: Israel for conducting a legitimate war against an enemy who
36:41
Speaker 9: killed thousands of their own people. Yet in Nigeria, where
36:45
Speaker 9: fifty thousand Christians have been slaughtered in the past few years, uh,
36:50
Speaker 9: not nearly a single arrest warrant for anybody in Nigeria.
36:54
Speaker 9: The General Assembly of the last ten years has issued
36:57
Speaker 9: nearly two hundred two hundred reprobations against Israel again for
37:05
Speaker 9: Nigeria zero. In fact, Israel lapped several times. If you
37:10
Speaker 9: add all of the reprobations against all the coach of
37:14
Speaker 9: the world, Israel is two to three times more attacks
37:17
Speaker 9: on it than anybody else in the world. So that's
37:19
Speaker 9: what we're talking about when it comes to the UN.
37:21
Speaker 9: So they have no credibility. None of this is surprising.
37:26
Speaker 3: Now before you go, Microsoft co founder Bill Gates has
37:30
Speaker 3: told her hearing that convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein used his
37:34
Speaker 3: affairs against him. These are the affairs that Bill Gates
37:38
Speaker 3: was having, and he used those affairs to keep the
37:42
Speaker 3: tech billionaire in his circle. He said, Epstein had found
37:47
Speaker 3: out that he had been unfaithful in his marriage and
37:50
Speaker 3: sought to quote use information about my infidelities, in addition
37:55
Speaker 3: to many lives that he laid on top to pressure
37:58
Speaker 3: me to re engage with him him. Gates also told
38:01
Speaker 3: the hearing that he never witnessed, nor had he any
38:04
Speaker 3: indication that Epstein was engaged in ongoing criminal conduct. He said,
38:09
Speaker 3: I never went to his island, his ranch, or his
38:12
Speaker 3: Florida home. I have never victimized anyone? Oh, Army, what
38:19
Speaker 3: do you make of that testimony? Certainly when you listen
38:24
Speaker 3: to interviews, his former wife has given the relationship with
38:28
Speaker 3: Epstein was a big factor in his divorce.
38:32
Speaker 9: Yeah, when he says I haven't victimized anybody, I think
38:35
Speaker 9: his wife might disagree with that. By the way, Yeah,
38:39
Speaker 9: of course Epstein used that against him. That's Epstein was right, obviously.
38:47
Speaker 9: But I don't believe the allegations against Bill Gates because
38:50
Speaker 9: he was the richest personal world of one person. That's
38:52
Speaker 9: a pretty good pickup line when you go to a
38:54
Speaker 9: bar to pick somebody up, so you know, yeah, I
38:59
Speaker 9: mean he is not an attractive person, but billions and
39:02
Speaker 9: billions and billions of dollars can get you some action,
39:06
Speaker 9: for sure. The whole thing is so sortid and just
39:08
Speaker 9: so mortifying for somebody. Right, you have that kind of money,
39:13
Speaker 9: don't you have fixers? Put the stuff and put it
39:16
Speaker 9: under the rugby? Is that billion dollars or four? The
39:19
Speaker 9: whole thing is just so embarrassing. God, it's horrible.
39:23
Speaker 3: It is embarrassing. And I think Bill gate Gate's reputation,
39:27
Speaker 3: his legacy is going to be forever tainted, not just
39:30
Speaker 3: because of the connection with Epstein, But some of these
39:34
Speaker 3: activism that we have seen in recent years and decade ago,
39:38
Speaker 3: no one really had those sorts of negative views about him,
39:42
Speaker 3: Amy Horowitz, It's been a pleasure, always a pleasure.
39:45
Speaker 9: Thank you.
39:46
Speaker 3: Coming up, Rosio o'doll is back in the US with
39:49
Speaker 3: a new face left, but the same old Trump delusions.
39:53
Speaker 3: Kinsey Schofield is up next. Welcome back, and joy of joys.
40:08
Speaker 3: Guess who is back in Trump's America. It's none other
40:11
Speaker 3: than actress and alleged comedian Rosie o'donald. Here she is
40:15
Speaker 3: with her new face. Yes, she's had a facelift.
40:18
Speaker 13: I am in New York, which is exciting, and I'm
40:22
Speaker 13: here for the summer. I'm going to do something here
40:25
Speaker 13: in New York at the end of July, and I'll
40:27
Speaker 13: tell you all about it tomorrow on the red carpet
40:30
Speaker 13: at the Tony's and where you can get tickets if
40:34
Speaker 13: you'd like to come. So look for that, would you?
40:39
Speaker 15: No?
40:39
Speaker 3: I will not look for that, Rosie, No, thank you.
40:41
Speaker 3: There are better ways to self flagellate than suffer through
40:44
Speaker 3: your art, which is basically therapy sessions. These days, she
40:48
Speaker 3: should be paying the audience to sit through her mad rants,
40:51
Speaker 3: and boy, we were treated to another one. Of course,
40:54
Speaker 3: it's about Donald Trump.
40:56
Speaker 9: You grew up in New York.
40:57
Speaker 16: You knew he was an asshole and a liar from
41:00
Speaker 16: and I am sixty four years old in my whole
41:03
Speaker 16: life here, so I remember when his planes were repossessed
41:06
Speaker 16: off the runways at LaGuardia.
41:08
Speaker 9: I remember when he was broke.
41:09
Speaker 16: I remember when he would call up places and pretend
41:11
Speaker 16: to be his own publicist. He is a kind man.
41:15
Speaker 16: He is a narcissist, and he is a psychopath.
41:17
Speaker 3: If you asked me, sounds like projection to me, a
41:21
Speaker 3: failed businessman, dead broke, except he was a billionaire Rosi
41:25
Speaker 3: before he entered politics. Unlike democrats are going to politics
41:29
Speaker 3: with nothing and somehow retire with massive wealth after decades
41:33
Speaker 3: of so called public service. But I digress. Let's get
41:36
Speaker 3: back to Rosie and her self delighted fantasies here. She's
41:40
Speaker 3: asked a question about the energy in New York, the vibe,
41:44
Speaker 3: and she somehow makes it all about herself and her facelift.
41:49
Speaker 9: She is lupy, out of energy in New York. Right now,
41:51
Speaker 9: we're kind of having a moment. I want to ask
41:53
Speaker 9: you feel that energy.
41:54
Speaker 16: I feel the energy since I arrived two days ago,
41:57
Speaker 16: and for the first time in maybe ten fifteen years,
42:00
Speaker 16: there were Papa Razzi waiting for me at the airport.
42:02
Speaker 16: I was like, what the hell is this a throwback
42:05
Speaker 16: in time? Did I walk through a portal like? It
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Speaker 16: is not nineteen ninety five, you know? But it was wild?
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Speaker 16: They want to see my facelift. I'm like, if you
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Speaker 16: had read the poem I wrote about it, nobody can
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Speaker 16: see it.
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Speaker 9: It's only from here down. It's called a deep lower.
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Speaker 16: It's really to get rid of your chin and your
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Speaker 16: sad lines, which they got rid of.
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Speaker 3: Jiningly now is host of the Kinsey Skyfield Unfiltered podcast.
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Speaker 3: Kinsey A lot of celebrities are self obsessed and delusional,
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Speaker 3: but I got to say Rosie takes it to new levels.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, I totally agree. Most celebrities have an ego. She's
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Speaker 12: built an entire ZIP code around hers. I think she's
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Speaker 12: a confused self expression with self obsession. Here on the
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Speaker 12: Tony's carpet, asking her about New York and somehow ending
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Speaker 12: up discussing her again. It doesn't surprise me, mon, Dammie,
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Speaker 12: I mean, there's so much more you could talk about there,
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Speaker 12: But you're exactly right at this point, and her comedy
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Speaker 12: feels not even remotely like entertainment. I remember when she
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Speaker 12: used to be funny, her talking about Trump. I remember this,
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Speaker 12: Remember how cute she was, her fake crush on Tom
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Speaker 12: Cruise on her talk show. I remember when she used
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Speaker 12: to be appealing and funny. But this is like a constant,
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Speaker 12: expensive therapy session that we never signed up for.
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Speaker 3: I reckon. The last time I saw her be funny
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Speaker 3: was in Curb Your Enthusiasm. I mean that would be
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Speaker 3: more than a decade ago, easily, and nothing since then.
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Speaker 3: It's just actually fairly depressing, and she admits herself that
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Speaker 3: it's depressing for her. She's in therapy. Her therapist is
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Speaker 3: telling her stop posting about Donald Trump, stop obsessing about
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump, but she can't help herself. It's her whole
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Speaker 3: lot identity. Now, now talk about seeing Jimmy Kimmel comes
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Speaker 3: to mind, and his unfunny shtick continues. He took a
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Speaker 3: break from well abusing Donald Trump to turn his attention
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Speaker 3: to Spencer Pratt. This is what passes for comedy on ABC.
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Speaker 15: So now we wait to hear from Spencer Pratt. You know,
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Speaker 15: he clearly promised that if Karen Bass or Nathie Rahman
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Speaker 15: were elected mayor, he's gonna move out of LA. He
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Speaker 15: said he was done with LA and Spencer, if you're watching,
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Speaker 15: we are so so sorry to see you go, but
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Speaker 15: we do know.
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Speaker 10: You're gonna miss.
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Speaker 2: The hell out of you.
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Speaker 15: You're a man of your word and you've gotta go.
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Speaker 15: You said you were gonna go, and I know things
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Speaker 15: might be tight right now, especially out of state donation
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Speaker 15: money's running out. Moving is expensive, so to help you out,
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Speaker 15: we rented you or U hauls.
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Speaker 3: Just hilarious stuff. Spencer Pratt hit back at Kimmell on X, saying,
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Speaker 3: Jimmy Kimmel, I guess you missed the part of the story.
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Speaker 3: I didn't need a U hole have nothing left to pack?
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Speaker 3: Did That's actually funny that anythink kim will and he's
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Speaker 3: massive team of riches have come up within years. But
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Speaker 3: just how nasty and what about all those celebrities said
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Speaker 3: that we're going to leave America if Trump won. I
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Speaker 3: can't see Jimmy Kimmel doing too many jokes about them.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, Miley Cyrus, Rosie O'Donnell, who's already back Share Barbara
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Speaker 12: streisand are some of the names I remember threatening to
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Speaker 12: leave over President Trump. But you can't pack what you
45:32
Speaker 12: no longer have. There's never been a reason to villainize
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Speaker 12: Spencer Pratt throughout this process. He lost his entire home,
45:43
Speaker 12: His family lost their homes. This was all him trying
45:47
Speaker 12: to process that anger. Kim Will used to be funny
45:50
Speaker 12: because he punched up. Now he's making fun of homeless families.
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Speaker 12: Spencer has small children, and then of course he's lecturing
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Speaker 12: the audiences on politics and he wonders why readings aren't
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Speaker 12: what they used to be. But this orders on cruel
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Speaker 12: because Spencer has a young family that he has to
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Speaker 12: figure out what to do with.
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Speaker 3: And really, if you wanted to be a g if
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Speaker 3: you wanted to be funny, if you wanted to be relevant,
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Speaker 3: you would make some jokes about the voting in LA,
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Speaker 3: the bizarre way they go about their democratic process. Now
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Speaker 3: that's open to a lot of mockery. It would actually
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Speaker 3: be relevant and it may actually be funny as well. Now,
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Speaker 3: I when I ask you about Sharon and Jack Osborne,
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Speaker 3: they have not held back in their criticism of British
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Speaker 3: Prime Minister Kirstam. I have listened to.
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Speaker 10: This, you feel.
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Speaker 3: Not one ounce of security when this man.
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Speaker 17: Takes He is the perfect example of what I said
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Speaker 17: about that being really two class of people, urban and rural.
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Speaker 17: That is a man who has lived and breathed every
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Speaker 17: day of his life in an urban environment, who has
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Speaker 17: no real understanding of what people who don't live in
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Speaker 17: a city.
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Speaker 8: You know what he used to do, Yeah, he was
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Speaker 8: a immigration lawyer.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, the terrorists, Kinsey, I'm struggling to find anything I
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Speaker 3: disagree with in that little clip.
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Speaker 12: Well, I'm currently in his country and he can be
47:21
Speaker 12: pretty retaliatory towards his critics, so I'm going to tiptoe.
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Speaker 12: But the Osborne said what a lot of frustrated people
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Speaker 12: are already saying at the dinner table here in the UK.
47:31
Speaker 12: I'm hearing it in the streets, I'm hearing it at
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Speaker 12: Buckingham Palace. The public is increasingly rewarding authenticity and punishing
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Speaker 12: politicians who sound like they were assembled by consultants. So
47:44
Speaker 12: hopefully the Prime Minister listens to some of their feedback
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Speaker 12: and is listening to the feedback of the public, because
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Speaker 12: they're pretty unhappy here in the streets now.
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Speaker 3: Prince Harry is hoping to bring Megan, Makael and their
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Speaker 3: children back to England with in weeks, but sources have
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Speaker 3: told Page six that there is no chance that he's
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Speaker 3: going to be catching up with older brother future King
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Speaker 3: Prince William Kinsey. Harry is set to arrive in July
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Speaker 3: to promote the he Invictus Games, something he started and
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Speaker 3: was known for before he became the world's biggest winer.
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Speaker 12: Well, you know, actions have consequences, and reconciliation with Prince
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Speaker 12: William it appears further away than ever before. Harry claims
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Speaker 12: he wants his children to know the United Kingdom. The
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Speaker 12: challenge is that relationship can't be rebuilt through press briefings.
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Speaker 12: We only know that because his team are telling us,
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Speaker 12: because Harry tells the BBC in a sit down, or
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Speaker 12: in my opinion, extortion by refusing to bring your children
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Speaker 12: around your family without your preferred security. I think Invictis
48:56
Speaker 12: will always give Harry a reason to come back to
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Speaker 12: the UK, but whether it gives him a path back
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Speaker 12: to his family is a different question Entirely. I'm not
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Speaker 12: so sure. I'm not so sure his family can justify
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Speaker 12: a reunion because of the Games.
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Speaker 3: It's so sad because those little cousins, William's children and
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Speaker 3: Harry's children. Have they even met, have they spent any
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Speaker 3: time together.
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Speaker 12: I don't believe that they've met Lily at all. I
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Speaker 12: don't even believe that Prince William and Catherine have met Lily.
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Speaker 12: So the answer is no. And you're seeing how joyful
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Speaker 12: Prince William's children are because they do have some of
49:38
Speaker 12: their other cousins. They're playing with Zara's children, they're playing
49:41
Speaker 12: with Beatrice and Eugenie's children, but they're not playing. We
49:45
Speaker 12: don't get a lot of glimpses of Harry and Meghan's kids,
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Speaker 12: but they look lonely. And the glimpses that we do
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Speaker 12: get on social media thanks to Megan.
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Speaker 3: But they've got those titles. That's what the parents seem
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Speaker 3: to be preoccupied about. There a prince and a princess.
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Speaker 3: Kisi Schofield. Thank you so much for your time, and
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Speaker 3: that's all the time we have tonight. Don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 3: Newsnight is up next