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The Rita Panahi Show | 30 January · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scorn Leaves, Australia. This is the Reader PaneI Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panehy Show. I'm
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Speaker 2: Danikidi Giorgio coming up tonight. Donald Trump gives federal employees
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Speaker 2: an ultimatum get back to work or you'll be fired.
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Speaker 2: The brilliant Douglas Murray will join us shortly. The US
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Speaker 2: President announces a crackdown on government waste.
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Speaker 3: You won't believe.
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Speaker 2: What tens of millions of dollars has been spent on Army.
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Speaker 3: Horowitz has all the details.
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Speaker 2: Entertainment news with Kinsey Schofield as Prince Harry's secret visa
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Speaker 2: records could soon be made public, and of course Lefty's
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Speaker 2: losing it as Trump derangement syndrome takes hold.
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Speaker 3: Told You, Told You, Told You told You.
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Speaker 2: Johnny me Now is one of the finest thinkers of
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Speaker 2: his generation, the author of international best sellers including The
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Speaker 2: Madness of Crowds, The Strange Death of Europe, and The
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Speaker 2: War on the West. Douglas Murray, Douglas, really good to
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Speaker 2: see you again, Thanks so much for joining me on
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Speaker 2: the show. I want to start with Donald Trump's issue.
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Speaker 2: He's warning to federal employees, and if you don't return
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Speaker 2: to work by February six, you'll be fired.
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Speaker 3: This is what he said.
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Speaker 4: As everyone knows most of the time they're not working,
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Speaker 4: they're not very productive, and it's unfair to the millions
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Speaker 4: of people in the United States who are in fact
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Speaker 4: working hard from job sites and not from their home.
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Speaker 4: As federal employees, they must meet a high standard. They're
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Speaker 4: representing our government, they're representing our country. If they don't
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Speaker 4: agree by February six to show up back to work
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Speaker 4: in their office, they will be terminated.
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Speaker 2: He's offering buyouts to those who opt to leave their
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Speaker 2: jobs with seven months pay.
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Speaker 3: Douglas, this president is not mucking around.
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Speaker 2: How critical is it to have federal workers actually back
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Speaker 2: at work and actually doing work?
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Speaker 1: Well, it would be nice, wouldn't it. I mean in
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Speaker 1: America alike, in Britain and I'm sure Australia. The last
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Speaker 1: residue of people who pretend to be really terrified of
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Speaker 1: COVID are federal employees and civil servants and the like.
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Speaker 1: Many of them seem still to have an extraordinary fear
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Speaker 1: of the coronavirus or something like that, because otherwise, why
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Speaker 1: are they not at their desks. Most people had to
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Speaker 1: return to work after the pandemic. But it's amazing how
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Speaker 1: federal workers, civil servants and others almost to get these
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Speaker 1: sort of cushy deals where at best their their work.
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Speaker 1: We were sort of flipped around where you had a
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Speaker 1: couple of days sometimes in the office and then five
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Speaker 1: days in the garden at home to recuperate from it.
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Speaker 1: I think that we all know that this is one
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Speaker 1: of the great boondoggles of all time. It's high time
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Speaker 1: that federal workers did return to the office. And it's
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Speaker 1: quite right to say, if you're not going to shar
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Speaker 1: up to work, then guess what, you don't work here anymore.
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Speaker 2: I agree, in the end, you've got to foster a
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Speaker 2: good environment. You can't do that when you've got half
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Speaker 2: of the workforce still at home doing goodness knows what.
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Speaker 3: Now, let's talk about Donald Trump's One.
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Speaker 2: Flag Directive, whereby only the United States of America flag
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Speaker 2: is authorized to be flown or displayed at US facilities,
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Speaker 2: both domestic and abroad, and in US government content.
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Speaker 3: Douglas, I've got to say it's bizarre.
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Speaker 2: It took an executive order to get here, but it
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Speaker 2: is the sign of the times.
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Speaker 3: We're in.
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Speaker 2: In your view, what does this directive represent and how
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Speaker 2: will it help unite America?
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Speaker 1: Yes, I wrote about this in my column in the
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Speaker 1: New York Posts the other day because it's so interesting,
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Speaker 1: as you see that it would need directive from the
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Speaker 1: President to correct this. In recent years, and particularly since
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty, there's been a massive upsurge of people everywhere
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Speaker 1: flying a whole array of flags. And sure, I mean,
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Speaker 1: anyone can fly whatever flag they want, but federal buildings,
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Speaker 1: government buildings, that's a different thing. And particularly since twenty twenty,
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Speaker 1: federal buildings, embassies abroad, and much more have not been
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Speaker 1: prioritizing the flag of the United States of America. They
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Speaker 1: very often decided that it's time to fly some other
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Speaker 1: interest flag. The BLM flag made quite a few appearances
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Speaker 1: a whole range of others, most prominently, of course, so
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Speaker 1: called Pride flag, which, as I said in my piece,
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Speaker 1: went from being a sort of perfectly okay rainbow design
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Speaker 1: some years ago to being, of course, is very ugly
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Speaker 1: thing with a triangle and a circle in the middle,
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Speaker 1: and also stripes to represent black and other minority people.
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Speaker 1: On the weird presumption that if you added a black
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Speaker 1: stripe to the Pride flag, you would have black people represented.
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Speaker 1: And as I mentioned in the piece, who exactly that
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Speaker 1: these people think were represented by the yellow stripe or
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Speaker 1: the bright red stripe or the blue stripe in the
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Speaker 1: original Pride flag. Nobody really knew what any of this
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Speaker 1: was about. It all just got this social contagion got going,
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Speaker 1: and before you knew it, this flag celebrating, for instance,
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Speaker 1: the right of people to not care about sex, which
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Speaker 1: was one of the bits that was added, which was
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Speaker 1: the asexual bit of the flag. That suddenly became an
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Speaker 1: enormous priority to asexual pride. And American embassies were flying
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Speaker 1: this is very ugly a new flag from their buildings,
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Speaker 1: and of course all of that stuff, as you know,
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Speaker 1: and many people viewing though, is just divisive nonsense. I mean,
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Speaker 1: you know, the United States of America, the flag is
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Speaker 1: meant to unite people. It's not meant to be that
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Speaker 1: a nation has to subvert its national identity to whatever
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Speaker 1: or race identities. You know, everyone's meant to come under
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Speaker 1: the unity of the one flag of the country as
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Speaker 1: a great unifying message. And so yeah, there's been a
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Speaker 1: lot of radical activists who've come along in recent years
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Speaker 1: who said no, no, no, everyone needs their own flag,
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Speaker 1: a special flag for every person, and it's quite right.
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Speaker 1: I think that Trump has said no, Actually, you know,
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Speaker 1: we swear allegiance to the flag, and it's one flag,
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Speaker 1: and nobody's rights for infringes or anything like that. It
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Speaker 1: just means the federal buildings and embassies abroad are going
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Speaker 1: to be flying the flag of the United States of America,
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Speaker 1: which is what it should have been all along.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely as a setup, it's extraordinary.
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Speaker 2: Took an executive order just to get to that. It's
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Speaker 2: such a simple concept when you think about it really. Now,
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Speaker 2: in the last week, the ICE Task Force has done
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Speaker 2: incredible work across America arresting hundreds of illegal migrants. And
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Speaker 2: now Donald Trump has signed the Lake and Riley Act
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Speaker 2: into law, requiring law enforcement to detain illegal aliens who
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Speaker 2: bit theft and violent crimes.
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Speaker 4: Have a look signed this in honor of Lake and Riley,
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Speaker 4: some of the people that we have been so instrumental.
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Speaker 3: Okay Douglas.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump is setting the pace for the world on
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Speaker 2: how to crack down on migration. You're from the UK,
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Speaker 2: where migration is out of control. What can UK labor
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Speaker 2: learn from Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: My suspicion is the UK Labour are going to learn
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Speaker 1: very little from anyone. It's one of their problems. But yes,
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Speaker 1: I mean I wish they would take some notice of
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Speaker 1: what is happening in Allied countries for the better and
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Speaker 1: for the worse. But you know, what Trump did there
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Speaker 1: is very very interesting. The Lincoln Riley Act is named
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Speaker 1: after a young American woman who was brutally murdered by
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Speaker 1: an illegal migrant to the UK with many previous convictions,
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Speaker 1: and even the symbolism of that is very important because
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Speaker 1: the people objecting to the forcible deportation of migrants think
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Speaker 1: that they're sort of burnishing their liberal credentials. You know,
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Speaker 1: there are officials Democrats of course, who in recent days
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Speaker 1: have been opposing ice moving in and getting career criminals
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Speaker 1: out of the US who shouldn't be there anyway. But
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Speaker 1: you know, it's one thing to sort of pretend that
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Speaker 1: it's all just about the rights of the illegal migrant.
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Speaker 1: But Trump is reminding people in this actually American citizens
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Speaker 1: of all backgrounds have the right to also be thought
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Speaker 1: of as well, to be able to live in neighborhoods
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Speaker 1: that are as safe as they can be and for
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Speaker 1: that to happen, the federal government has to take a
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Speaker 1: view about career criminals breaking into America and staying there.
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Speaker 1: And that's what he's done. And as I say, it's
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Speaker 1: not just about actually racking down on the illegals, it's
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Speaker 1: about saying this is not just about them, it's about
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Speaker 1: the nation as a whole. It's about the citizenry of
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Speaker 1: the nation. So I think the symbolism of that is
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Speaker 1: very important. Whether any other developed country learns from that,
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Speaker 1: will see.
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Speaker 2: Well, what do you make of the left in the
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Speaker 2: United States having a meltdown over these deportations. Donald Trump
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Speaker 2: has wasted no time yet the left they're crying, they're upset,
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Speaker 2: They're saying, no, these people need a home to live.
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Speaker 3: What do you make of the response?
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Speaker 1: I mean, I just I think these people really need
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Speaker 1: to take a serious look, not just at themselves, but
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Speaker 1: in the actual situation. I would have thought that any
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm not a leftist, but there are decent
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Speaker 1: arguments of the left on all sorts of policies. Okay,
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Speaker 1: but if I was a leftist and I wanted to
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Speaker 1: pursue leftist policies and get other people onto my side,
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Speaker 1: I don't think I'd make a priority of saying, please
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Speaker 1: don't deport the killers and muggers and robbers and rapists
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Speaker 1: who have entered the United States illegally. Please don't come
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Speaker 1: after them and take them out of our area. I'd
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Speaker 1: have thought that that any leftists, like anyone else, would say,
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Speaker 1: any Democrat, like any Republican would say, you know, there
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Speaker 1: are undesirable people who've moved into our neighborhood, and we
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Speaker 1: don't want them here. And it's astonishing to me that
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Speaker 1: there are people on the American left who don't realize
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Speaker 1: the strategic mistake they keep on making. They lost the
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Speaker 1: election last November in part because they were seen as
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Speaker 1: a party to be representing the minorities of the minorities.
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Speaker 1: It's one thing to stand up for minority rights. It's
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Speaker 1: one thing to it's another thing entirely, rather to put
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Speaker 1: minority rights over majority rights, To pretend that, for instance,
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Speaker 1: you know, a man who's decided he wants to become
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Speaker 1: a woman has more rights or should be more focused
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Speaker 1: on and given more of a megaphone than anyone else
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Speaker 1: in society, or to think that you should pitch your
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Speaker 1: tent on the idea of defending career criminals who've broken
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Speaker 1: into your country and committed crimes whilst they're Why would
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Speaker 1: a left that wants to get re elected keep tying
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Speaker 1: itself to causes like that. They've got to try to
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Speaker 1: appeal to the majority. And the majority of people want
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Speaker 1: to live in safe neighborhoods and see the laws of
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Speaker 1: their land respected, including the immigration laws. So you know,
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Speaker 1: it's a recipe for staying out of power. These San
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Speaker 1: Francisco officials and others who have decided the most important
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Speaker 1: right to defend in the United States is the right
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Speaker 1: to break into the US and commit crimes and stay there.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, and the majority voted for Donald Trump's mandate to
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Speaker 2: deport these people.
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Speaker 3: So the Left just need to get on with it. Now.
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Speaker 3: We mentioned the UK before, but.
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Speaker 2: Now out of control immigration means that Britain's population is
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Speaker 2: now bigger than France's and new figures showed ten million
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Speaker 2: more people due to arrive within a decade. That'll take
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Speaker 2: it to seventy two point five million people by twenty
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Speaker 2: thirty two.
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Speaker 3: Douglas, Look, this is extraordinary.
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Speaker 2: Where is the UK going to house all these people?
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Speaker 3: Where are the plans?
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Speaker 1: There are no plans, they're not going to be able
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Speaker 1: to house and the whole thing will break down. I
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Speaker 1: can say that with absolute certainty. You know, when migration
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Speaker 1: net migration net legal migration was it about three hundred
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Speaker 1: thousand a year. Ten years ago in the UK, the
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Speaker 1: Conservative government, the nominally Conservative government, said that they had
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Speaker 1: a house building target of about three hundred thousand houses
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Speaker 1: a year because there was a housing short That's brilliant,
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Speaker 1: and of course you don't have to be a maths
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Speaker 1: genius to know that even if they did make that
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Speaker 1: target of house building, which they never made, all that
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Speaker 1: would happen would be that you'd keep on concreting over
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Speaker 1: the countryside in order to put up houses for people
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Speaker 1: from the rest of the world. Now, they failed that
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Speaker 1: every one of the targets they had when migration was
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Speaker 1: in the realm of about three hundred thousand, and when
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Speaker 1: you had net migration recently almost a million are year
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Speaker 1: into the UK, they're just are no houses. And it
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Speaker 1: seems to me, as far as I can see that,
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Speaker 1: to the extent that there's any long term plan of
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Speaker 1: the political class in the UK, it's that migration should continue,
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Speaker 1: legal and illegal migration should continue. At historic heighs for
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Speaker 1: as long as possible, and that the great future that
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Speaker 1: Britain can look forward to is all of our green
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Speaker 1: places being concreted over for very shabby, shoddy, ill built
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Speaker 1: houses to be thrown up, and then we can all
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Speaker 1: remind ourselves how proud we are to be British. It's
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Speaker 1: not my dream for the future of my country of birth.
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Speaker 1: I don't think it's a dream of many British people either. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: you know the people will have to speak at some
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Speaker 1: point through the ballot box. But the problem in Britain
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Speaker 1: is that every time they speak, they're elected representatives ignore them.
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Speaker 1: So it's enough to make one feel pretty pessimistic about
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Speaker 1: the future of the country.
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Speaker 2: I have to say, yeah, which is such a shame,
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Speaker 2: but those figures are out of control. Now, before we
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Speaker 2: let you go, Douglas, you have a new book coming
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Speaker 2: out soon on democracies and death Cults, releasing April.
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Speaker 3: Aid tell us about it.
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Speaker 1: Yes, it's going to be out on April the eighth,
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Speaker 1: available in the US, UK, Australia everywhere. If you can
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Speaker 1: find a bookshop these days, you can get it in
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Speaker 1: a bookshop. But if you can't, of course you can
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Speaker 1: order it online through all the usual routes. It's really
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Speaker 1: the result of a lot of reporting and reflecting I've
15:01
Speaker 1: been able to do in recent years, particularly from reporting
15:06
Speaker 1: from the front lines of the conflicts in the Middle East,
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Speaker 1: but also really focusing on what I regard as being
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Speaker 1: that crucial question, which is what has gone wrong in
15:18
Speaker 1: countries like Australia, Britain and America Europe where we see
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Speaker 1: particularly a younger generation coming up who seem not to
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Speaker 1: be able to tell the difference between what I call
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Speaker 1: democracies and deaf cults, between civilized, liberal minded societies like
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Speaker 1: ours and deaf cults who literally want us dead. Why
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Speaker 1: has there been such an inability to realize that difference?
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Speaker 1: And why has there been not one anti Hamaz protest
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Speaker 1: of any size on the streets of Melbourne or Sydney.
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Speaker 1: But every week, every week you can find the anti
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Speaker 1: Israel out on the street, screaming about a conflict and
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Speaker 1: a far off continent about which they know nothing. I
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Speaker 1: think there's a lot that this tells us about Israel,
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Speaker 1: but there's an awful lot it tells us about the
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Speaker 1: rest of us too, So I hope everyone will pre order.
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Speaker 2: It absolutely on democracies and death cults. Releasing April eight,
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Speaker 2: Not to be missed. Douglas Murray, always wonderful to speak
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Speaker 2: with you. Thank you so much for joining me on
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Speaker 2: the show this evening.
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Speaker 1: Great to see you again.
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Speaker 3: Still to come.
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Speaker 2: An extra large edition of Lefties Losing It, plus Armie
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Speaker 2: Horowitz joins us to break down Trump's cracked down on
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Speaker 2: government waste. Now it's time for Lefties Losing it And gee,
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Speaker 2: the pronoun pappas are getting even more complex and confusing.
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Speaker 3: Let's ask this lefty how they identify.
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Speaker 1: Have you ever had a siss person ask you what
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Speaker 1: your pronouns are?
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Speaker 5: And you're like, I'd rather you just called be a
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Speaker 5: slow instead of asking me what my pronouns are. Right now,
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Speaker 5: there's this thing that people who are in trans do
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Speaker 5: where they will have no idea how to refer to
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Speaker 5: you because of the way that you look, because based
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Speaker 5: on the way that I look and the way that
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Speaker 5: I sound, Like the tone of my voice, like how
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Speaker 5: high it is, sound very high. I have kind of
17:17
Speaker 5: a lowish voice, a pretty androgynous voice, and I dress
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Speaker 5: very androgynously and like I.
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Speaker 1: Just don't exactly exude.
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Speaker 5: Male or female to any reliable extent.
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Speaker 2: Okay, well if you say so, but quite the essay
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Speaker 2: of an explanation there.
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Speaker 3: And I mean, it's just so funny.
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Speaker 2: These people get mad when you call them the wrong thing,
17:38
Speaker 2: and then they get mad when you say the wrong
17:40
Speaker 2: thing that I certainly cap us on.
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Speaker 6: How tars, If you change your name and gender marker
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Speaker 6: on your ID, you're also getting a new birth certificate.
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Speaker 6: And in my new birth certificate it says my new
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Speaker 6: name and assund gender at birth female.
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 6: I don't know why they read my entire identity, but I.
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Speaker 1: Guess I'm sis.
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Speaker 3: Now ho is you sis?
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Speaker 6: If anyone ever comes and calls me a man, I'm
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Speaker 6: safe because I have state government approof paperwork that I'm fish.
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Speaker 7: And the lung taclas stuff it's on the look and lunech.
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Speaker 3: The love and respect for women or fish is palpable.
18:17
Speaker 2: But perhaps this therapist with a very appropriate name can help.
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Speaker 8: Hi.
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Speaker 9: My name is Karen and my pronounces are they them,
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Speaker 9: And I'm a license psychotherapist in the states of Colorado
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Speaker 9: and Washington. And something that I have been processing a
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Speaker 9: lot lately is what it has felt like in the
18:34
Speaker 9: last week or so to be a non binary person.
18:37
Speaker 9: I've been thinking a lot about the impacts of the
18:39
Speaker 9: executive order that is, you know, attempting to say there's
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Speaker 9: only two sexes and really just actually feels like it
18:47
Speaker 9: was written by people who haven't passed up with the
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Speaker 9: great science.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, actually the science says otherwise, Karen. The science has
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Speaker 2: never changed. There are only two genders. So maybe Karen
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Speaker 2: needs us seventh grader to tell her that. Now a warning.
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Speaker 2: This next character is suffering with a serious, chronic, and
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Speaker 2: quite frankly huge case of Trump arrangement syndrome.
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Speaker 10: I told you, I've told you. I've told you, I
19:19
Speaker 10: told you, told you, told you.
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Speaker 3: Hold you out now, I don't say I didn't warn you.
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Speaker 3: Where did this back crazy wilding come from? And don't worry,
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Speaker 3: there's more some.
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Speaker 10: Of you, Magafi, better pay attention and you better listen,
19:37
Speaker 10: because this is exactly what the you voted for.
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Speaker 11: And when you're saying, oh, but he said he wouldn't
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Speaker 11: do that, he said he wasn't gonna do that, he
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Speaker 11: doesn't notice he knows exactly what it is.
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Speaker 3: Actually it's his.
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Speaker 10: Handlers who know exactly what is, because this dumb can't read.
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Speaker 2: For sh wow, okay, and why are the meltdowns always
19:56
Speaker 2: in cars? Now to the cackling which her said, Joy
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Speaker 2: b Ha from the view, whose jealousy is something to behold.
20:05
Speaker 2: Here is her assessment of Trump's new White House Press secretary,
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Speaker 2: Caroline Leavitt.
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Speaker 12: I think she's probably been put in there because according
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Speaker 12: to Donald Trump, she's a ten.
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Speaker 3: You know that is I.
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Speaker 13: Want to be clear, though it's not her first job,
20:18
Speaker 13: it was her first press briefing.
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Speaker 3: She worked on the previous.
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Speaker 2: Weapons, the ever empowering feminist joy herself everyone. And this
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Speaker 2: is why, of course she's on the view and not
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Speaker 2: working for the most powerful man in the world. Because
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Speaker 2: Caroline would wipe the floor with you, bitter banshees any day.
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Speaker 2: Now to the chief loon herself, come on, it wouldn't
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Speaker 2: be a left He's losing it without MSNB sees joy
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Speaker 2: read and the fear this woman must have. Here she
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Speaker 2: is comparing Donald Trump's administration to that of Adolf Hitler.
20:49
Speaker 12: Again, similarities to what happened in Germany and what's happening
20:53
Speaker 12: now in America are just undeniable. History may not repeat
20:57
Speaker 12: beat him, but it sure does.
20:59
Speaker 3: Rhyme.
20:59
Speaker 2: Gosh, it must be such a drain on poor Joy
21:02
Speaker 2: every day, flying the fake flag, saying the same lines
21:05
Speaker 2: over and over. It's like she must remain outraged at
21:08
Speaker 2: all time. Who could be next on her hit list?
21:12
Speaker 12: Government went so far as to tell federal agents and
21:14
Speaker 12: Immigration reads to be camera ready and write none other
21:18
Speaker 12: than TV Holls doctor Phil along for the ride, which
21:21
Speaker 12: is interesting given both the Rise and MAGA immigration influencers
21:24
Speaker 12: they're seemingly endorsing, and the fact that doctor Phil has
21:27
Speaker 12: made a career out of exploiting vulnerable people for money.
21:29
Speaker 2: No, not doctor Phil. He's even got the Chief Loon
21:33
Speaker 2: after him.
21:34
Speaker 12: Anyone else, Governor who's confirmed as a Department Homeland Security
21:37
Speaker 12: I and it says she's costplaying. It's almost a game
21:41
Speaker 12: where she seems to be cost playing because I'm not
21:42
Speaker 12: sure what she thinks that she's portraying here. She might
21:45
Speaker 12: as well be at Camakin.
21:46
Speaker 2: No, come on, not the Homeland Secretary. Now, whatever will
21:50
Speaker 2: they do with Joy's mark of disapproval?
21:52
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you what.
21:53
Speaker 2: I'll hand it over to Tom Homan for his assessment
21:56
Speaker 2: of Joy Reads.
21:58
Speaker 11: James and Joy say, you're reckless and you're.
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Speaker 3: Just role playing for fun.
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Speaker 9: She's back for rocks.
22:05
Speaker 3: He never misses, does he.
22:07
Speaker 2: Now's the deportations of the legals which have left lefties
22:12
Speaker 2: in our full panic.
22:13
Speaker 14: And I hope that just how Donald Trump is not
22:17
Speaker 14: allowing all of these different people here in America. I
22:21
Speaker 14: hold that the presidents of those other countries stop banning
22:24
Speaker 14: Americans from coming to their country to see how y'all
22:27
Speaker 14: like you, because y'all real quick to be in the
22:30
Speaker 14: comments talking about, oh, I'll send them back, send them back,
22:33
Speaker 14: and baby, you want to be vacationing in their beautiful
22:36
Speaker 14: islands and their beautiful waters though eating their food.
22:39
Speaker 2: Well, baby, there is actually quite a big difference between
22:43
Speaker 2: being on vacation and staying illegally in a country.
22:46
Speaker 3: It's really really that simple. Gosh.
22:49
Speaker 2: The EPA fascinating left is that they love to over complicate,
22:52
Speaker 2: don't they? And I wonder how ice officials will go
22:55
Speaker 2: up against this one.
22:57
Speaker 15: This is in New York. We're having a meeting about
23:00
Speaker 15: to do if I shows up to the school they
23:02
Speaker 15: are in New York, it is not safe, as far
23:07
Speaker 15: as I know. Our policy is to call the superintendent
23:11
Speaker 15: that the principal said we might open the doors, So
23:15
Speaker 15: it looks like I'll be getting arrested.
23:17
Speaker 2: Yes you are, honey, And let's ask this next teacher
23:20
Speaker 2: what she would do.
23:21
Speaker 16: This is my impression of if an ICE officer comes
23:25
Speaker 16: and talks to me while I'm at school and asks
23:28
Speaker 16: me to give up the immigration status of some of
23:31
Speaker 16: my students. Hey, I'm a piece of ICE officer. Do
23:34
Speaker 16: you know the immigration status of these students?
23:38
Speaker 3: Okay, well, I dare you to do exactly that.
23:42
Speaker 2: And look, things does keep going from bad to worse
23:44
Speaker 2: for these unhinged white liberal women.
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Speaker 17: I have a question. Is it a crime for me
23:50
Speaker 17: to report myself to ICE or just waste their time?
23:57
Speaker 17: Or is it a crime to apply for Target and
24:01
Speaker 17: all these other companies that got rid of DEI and
24:04
Speaker 17: just waste their time, like schedule interviews that don't show up,
24:08
Speaker 17: schedule another interview, don't show up, just thinking about being
24:12
Speaker 17: a nuisance. So I have ruined some managers' days, ruin
24:16
Speaker 17: some ICE agents days. I got nothing but time, always
24:19
Speaker 17: everyone's time.
24:21
Speaker 12: I'm into it.
24:22
Speaker 3: It's a hobby.
24:23
Speaker 2: Anyone want to tell her about obstruction of justice? To
24:26
Speaker 2: anyone and pay us say if anyone is actually looking
24:29
Speaker 2: for a sanctuary, the governor of Oregon has your back.
24:33
Speaker 18: Hi, Orgon Governor kotech here, I will not back down
24:36
Speaker 18: from a fight, whether it's access to reproductive and gender
24:40
Speaker 18: affirming healthcare, staying on our path to reach our climate goals,
24:44
Speaker 18: protecting immigrant communities, upholding our civil liberties, and fighting for
24:49
Speaker 18: prosperity for every Oregonian. I will stand firm for all
24:53
Speaker 18: of us to our immigrant friends and neighbors. As your governor,
24:57
Speaker 18: I see you, I stand with you, and I've got
24:59
Speaker 18: your back.
25:00
Speaker 2: It sounds like the works place in America. Legals welcome please.
25:04
Speaker 2: And by the way, if you like international cuisines, if
25:07
Speaker 2: you're a food aficionado and you vote for Donald Trump,
25:10
Speaker 2: we'll look out because this next left is coming for you.
25:13
Speaker 15: If you're pro Trump, i'd better and I see you
25:15
Speaker 15: in an international section.
25:17
Speaker 3: M y'all, don't get to read the benefits of people
25:20
Speaker 3: you're kicking out of the company.
25:22
Speaker 13: Ah.
25:22
Speaker 2: The ever tolerance left fascinating top notch people living in
25:26
Speaker 2: the fantasy world, including this one.
25:28
Speaker 19: Just to make sure we're all on the same page here,
25:30
Speaker 19: the Colombian president didn't decide to accept those migrants because
25:33
Speaker 19: of the Trump Admin's TAPO ridden threats of tariffs and sanctions.
25:37
Speaker 19: He accepted them, because the alternative threat is those miagrants
25:40
Speaker 19: being condemned to a lifetime of slavery and imprisonment in
25:43
Speaker 19: the modern American concentration camps.
25:46
Speaker 3: That's where we're at.
25:47
Speaker 2: That's why, yes, that must be, must be right, must
25:50
Speaker 2: be where America is at. You keep telling yourself that,
25:54
Speaker 2: and gosh, America must really be regretting its election choice.
25:59
Speaker 7: Ooh, you hear the people sing singing the song of
26:03
Speaker 7: angry men. It is the music of a people who
26:09
Speaker 7: will not be slaves again?
26:12
Speaker 3: Did she sing? Natza? Cute cute chart top up for sure?
26:16
Speaker 2: Now just to pay USA to all American businesses staying woke,
26:20
Speaker 2: These lefties will support you to the death.
26:23
Speaker 20: What's popping pizza? So, boy, Rich, I'm in Kroger shopping,
26:28
Speaker 20: which is unusual, but I'm starting I will start shopping
26:31
Speaker 20: in Kroger since Walmart ended its DEI program. So since
26:35
Speaker 20: they ended their DEI program, they won't get my black
26:38
Speaker 20: creole dollars.
26:39
Speaker 11: So yeah, out running some errands, of course, I ended
26:42
Speaker 11: up at Costco.
26:43
Speaker 3: Of course I'm.
26:44
Speaker 11: Enjoying a slice of Costco pizza and I have one
26:48
Speaker 11: more stop to make, and in that stuff, I'll be
26:50
Speaker 11: picking up some bit and Jerry's why because on this
26:54
Speaker 11: page we support the companies that are fighting back and
26:59
Speaker 11: are keeping diversity and inclusivity initiatives.
27:03
Speaker 3: There's nothing like the wholesome liberal support. Is there?
27:07
Speaker 2: Joining me now is journalist and filmmaker Army Horowitz.
27:10
Speaker 3: Army, nice to see you. Thank you for joining me.
27:13
Speaker 2: Let's start with Donald Trump's crackdown on government waste, and
27:16
Speaker 2: you won't believe what millions of dollars is being spent on.
27:19
Speaker 3: Have a listen to this.
27:20
Speaker 4: We identified and stopped fifty million dollars being sent to
27:24
Speaker 4: Gaza to buy condoms for aromas. We stopped an attempt
27:29
Speaker 4: to make an illicit payment for illegal alien resettlement. We
27:32
Speaker 4: canceled one hundred and eighty one million dollars in DEA
27:35
Speaker 4: training contracts. This is just for the training. We paused
27:38
Speaker 4: one point seven billion dollars in unauthorised payments to foreign organizations,
27:42
Speaker 4: including stopping more than forty million dollars that was on
27:46
Speaker 4: its way out the door to the very corrupt World
27:49
Speaker 4: Health Organization. We also blocked forty five million dollars for
27:52
Speaker 4: diversity scholarships in Burma.
27:54
Speaker 2: Army, as we just heard amidst other things, fifty million
27:57
Speaker 2: dollars worth of condoms to Gaza. It just makes you
28:00
Speaker 2: wonder what on earth the Biden administration was doing for
28:03
Speaker 2: all those years.
28:06
Speaker 3: Oh no, we don't have to wonder.
28:07
Speaker 21: I can tell you.
28:08
Speaker 4: I don't know.
28:09
Speaker 3: They spent a.
28:09
Speaker 21: Quarter of a billion dollars on a Gaza pier that
28:13
Speaker 21: gave one day worth of food to the Gazans that
28:16
Speaker 21: was washed away. Who could have thought that I did? Okay,
28:20
Speaker 21: everyone thought it was a stupid idea.
28:21
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know.
28:22
Speaker 21: How about the funding of UNDRA here we established after
28:25
Speaker 21: Trump stopped it, which has become a partner for Hamas
28:28
Speaker 21: to kill more Jews in Israel.
28:30
Speaker 3: Oh I don't know. How about USAID where.
28:33
Speaker 21: Ninety percent the employees voted for Kamala Harris. Or how
28:36
Speaker 21: about the funding of the WHO, which partnered with China
28:40
Speaker 21: and hiding COVID. There's just a couple of examples of
28:43
Speaker 21: what we're spending on talking about. Look, let's be clear,
28:47
Speaker 21: we're talking about a certain portion of spending. I don't
28:51
Speaker 21: explain to me what the problem is to freeze for
28:53
Speaker 21: ninety days spending to make sure it's aligned with US
28:57
Speaker 21: interests A and B, not wasteful tell me where the
29:01
Speaker 21: problem is there. This is what we call discretionary spending,
29:05
Speaker 21: not non discretionary spending. Non discrisory spending are things like Medicaid,
29:12
Speaker 21: social Security, things like the interest payment.
29:15
Speaker 3: These are things that can't be cut.
29:17
Speaker 21: Now, the media will make you believe he was trying
29:20
Speaker 21: to we legally freeze all government payments.
29:24
Speaker 17: Right.
29:24
Speaker 21: There's a thing called the malicious compliance, right, and what
29:28
Speaker 21: that essentially means is is that there are aid worker
29:31
Speaker 21: people were working at the low level. For example, when
29:34
Speaker 21: when they say we're no longer going to have DEI
29:36
Speaker 21: in the US military, somebody a staffer working at the
29:40
Speaker 21: Defense Department who is maliciously, maliciously compliant, trying to embarrass
29:45
Speaker 21: the Trump administration. We're going to stop talking about the
29:48
Speaker 21: Duskegee Airmen, right, these heroic black US airmen who fought
29:52
Speaker 21: to the US Air Force. Obviously that was untrue, but
29:55
Speaker 21: he said that to try to embarrass the administration. Likewise,
29:58
Speaker 21: so when they were talking about the payments, we just
30:02
Speaker 21: spoke about not the non discretionary spending.
30:05
Speaker 1: Right.
30:06
Speaker 21: What they did was some staffer froze the a froze
30:10
Speaker 21: the website for logging in and signing up for new
30:14
Speaker 21: Medicaid patients. Obviously that was not the intent, but they
30:17
Speaker 21: did that to embarrassed the administration. Okay, but ultimately you
30:20
Speaker 21: have to tell me where the problem is. I don't
30:22
Speaker 21: get it. Look, I am not a fan of executive orders,
30:26
Speaker 21: which this president has been using liberally, but so is
30:28
Speaker 21: every president before him, because there's no choice. That's the
30:31
Speaker 21: game we have now. But if you're telling me that
30:34
Speaker 21: we're going to have larger executive power to cut the government,
30:37
Speaker 21: I'm here for that.
30:37
Speaker 1: I'm all for it.
30:39
Speaker 3: Yeah, look fair enough.
30:40
Speaker 2: I just hearing some of the stuff that Donald Trump
30:43
Speaker 2: was rattling off there. I just thought, personally it was
30:45
Speaker 2: extraordinary that spending. Now, look, we've got to talk about
30:48
Speaker 2: msnbase once again becoming increasingly desperate. I shoed some of
30:53
Speaker 2: these and lefties losing it, but it's worth showing again
30:55
Speaker 2: here a house to call Wallace and Joy raid comparing
30:58
Speaker 2: Trump's immigration holicies to the Holocaust and Hitler's Germany.
31:02
Speaker 8: They're going to have to own the idea that they
31:05
Speaker 8: have created a generation of kids who they have been
31:08
Speaker 8: born here, but who are afraid to go to school,
31:10
Speaker 8: families that are in hiding on this harrowing anniversary of
31:17
Speaker 8: Holocaust anniversary does have a really eerie echo to something
31:24
Speaker 8: that I think people thought, how could that happen? And
31:28
Speaker 8: that could never happen again.
31:29
Speaker 12: Defeating the Jews of Europe, who they viewed as subhuman
31:33
Speaker 12: was a question of good conquering evil, which conditioned millions
31:36
Speaker 12: of Germans to celebrate Hitler and turn a blind eye
31:39
Speaker 12: to his brutality. That sounds vaguely familiar. That's because it
31:43
Speaker 12: is similar. Similarities to what happened in Germany and what's
31:47
Speaker 12: happening now in America are just undeniable.
31:50
Speaker 2: I mean, how have these people not being fired yet
31:52
Speaker 2: to minimize the Holocaust in favor of their hate for Trump?
31:55
Speaker 3: Surely that's a new low.
31:58
Speaker 21: I mean, you want to know why the leg see
32:00
Speaker 21: media in the US is dying out as example number one,
32:04
Speaker 21: I mean, the fear poor they've been peddling is disgusting.
32:09
Speaker 21: Particularly disgusting is Joy Reid talking about the Holocaust. I
32:13
Speaker 21: want to give you some of her hits when it
32:14
Speaker 21: comes to Jews in Israel. Joy Reid is a woman
32:17
Speaker 21: that said Israel to blame for October seventh. Their policies
32:21
Speaker 21: is what led to October seventh. Joy Reid is a
32:24
Speaker 21: person who said that Wolf Blitzer and CNN was being
32:27
Speaker 21: too soft on Jews. Joy Reid is a woman who
32:32
Speaker 21: questioned legitimacy of the state of Israel. Really, Joy Reid,
32:36
Speaker 21: I don't think so.
32:37
Speaker 3: Don't do it as a Jew.
32:38
Speaker 21: Okay, don't peddle the Holocaust to give yourself cover on
32:42
Speaker 21: policies that you don't like. It's disgusting. And by the way,
32:46
Speaker 21: I'm not exactly sure where when you talking about Obama.
32:50
Speaker 21: Also at this point, Obama deported more people than any
32:53
Speaker 21: president in the history of the United States.
32:55
Speaker 3: Okay, leave me alone. Enough of this is it's gross,
32:58
Speaker 3: it is griss. I completely grace.
33:00
Speaker 2: She's unhinged, she's lost the plot, and I just am
33:02
Speaker 2: shocked that she is still on air now. Donald Trump
33:05
Speaker 2: says he will be signing an executive order to send
33:08
Speaker 2: the worst of the United States illegals to Guantanamo Bay
33:12
Speaker 2: in a thirty thousand bed facility.
33:14
Speaker 3: This is what he says today.
33:15
Speaker 4: I'm also signing an executive order to instruct the Departments
33:20
Speaker 4: of Defense and Homeland Security to begin preparing the thirty
33:23
Speaker 4: thousand person migrant facility at Guantanamo beab to detain the
33:27
Speaker 4: worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the American people. Some of
33:30
Speaker 4: them are so bad we don't even trust the countries
33:32
Speaker 4: to hold them because we don't want them coming back.
33:35
Speaker 3: I mean, is this fair enough of me?
33:36
Speaker 2: Particularly given some of these illegals are murderers and rapists.
33:41
Speaker 21: Absolutely love it. In fact, I think we should charge
33:43
Speaker 21: their country of origin for the cost of keeping them
33:46
Speaker 21: Ontanamo Bay. Okay, no, again, explain the problem here for
33:51
Speaker 21: this thing. Okay, we're going to be deporting the worst,
33:54
Speaker 21: the worst. We can't obviously trust the country that they
33:57
Speaker 21: came from because the country they came from didn't want
33:59
Speaker 21: to take them back. Look at Columbia, we had to
34:01
Speaker 21: actually twist their arm with tariffs in order to take
34:04
Speaker 21: them back. So yeah, I'm down with it. Look, this
34:08
Speaker 21: is the people that Selena Gomez is.
34:11
Speaker 3: Crying over right.
34:12
Speaker 21: By the way, we know that was real because that
34:15
Speaker 21: wooden actress can't emote on camera onque so we know
34:19
Speaker 21: they's doing it for real. And by the way, also
34:22
Speaker 21: the Cuban president said this was inhuman, intolerable, barbaric behavior.
34:29
Speaker 1: Hmm.
34:29
Speaker 21: How do you say irony in Spanish?
34:32
Speaker 3: Yeah? Really, really good point.
34:34
Speaker 2: The irony in that coming from Cuba is astonishing. But no, look,
34:38
Speaker 2: you're right good batage them over to Guantanamo Bay because
34:41
Speaker 2: that is certainly where they belong. Now, it didn't take
34:44
Speaker 2: long for the confirmation hearing of Robert F. Kennedy Junior,
34:47
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of the Department of Health
34:50
Speaker 2: and Human Services to absolutely descend into chaos because Senate Democrats,
34:55
Speaker 2: true to form, went on unhinged rants. But I've got
34:59
Speaker 2: to say this one takes the cake. Here is Bernie
35:02
Speaker 2: Sanders talking about onesies.
35:05
Speaker 1: They are telling what's called onesies. These are little things
35:08
Speaker 1: clothing for babies. One of them is.
35:11
Speaker 22: Diled on facts on a free You're coming before this
35:15
Speaker 22: committee and you say you're pro vaccine, just want to
35:18
Speaker 22: ask some questions, and yet your organization is making money.
35:22
Speaker 22: Can you tell us now that you will, now that
35:25
Speaker 22: you are pro vaccine, that you're going to have your
35:29
Speaker 22: organization take these products off the market?
35:32
Speaker 13: Senator, I have no power over that organization.
35:34
Speaker 1: I'm not you've heard of it. I resigned from the board.
35:37
Speaker 22: Are you supportive of this?
35:39
Speaker 1: I have had nothing to do with you. Supportive of
35:41
Speaker 1: these onesies? I'm supportive of vaccines.
35:43
Speaker 2: Are you supportive of these this clothing And just look
35:47
Speaker 2: at the face of Megan Kelly, a good friend of
35:49
Speaker 2: this network.
35:50
Speaker 3: It tells you all you need to know.
35:52
Speaker 13: I have had nothing to do with you supportive of
35:54
Speaker 13: these onesies.
35:55
Speaker 1: I'm supportive of vaccines.
35:56
Speaker 22: Are you supportive of these this clothing which is militantly
36:00
Speaker 22: anti vaccine?
36:02
Speaker 2: I mean ami onesies? Are these Democrats serious?
36:07
Speaker 21: I mean, look, the most outrageous part of that is
36:09
Speaker 21: they're charging twenty six dollars for those things. Look, let's
36:15
Speaker 21: be clear, Okay, I'm I'm not to be honest. I'm
36:17
Speaker 21: not the biggest fan of Robert Kennedy. I don't think
36:20
Speaker 21: he was the right choice to this job. I think
36:23
Speaker 21: he has made particularly questionable statements in the past and
36:26
Speaker 21: taking questionable positions in the past across the board. By
36:30
Speaker 21: the way, hard right, hard.
36:31
Speaker 3: Left, he's you.
36:33
Speaker 21: He seems to have you turned on most of these
36:35
Speaker 21: things in order to get this this this nomination. Look,
36:39
Speaker 21: I'm all for rigorous questioning of Robert Kennedy. I think
36:42
Speaker 21: that's legitimate. I think that we have moved from uh,
36:47
Speaker 21: honest questions into stupid behavior and grand standing on the
36:51
Speaker 21: side of Democrats. That's really nothing new, to be honest,
36:54
Speaker 21: both sides. But look, I don't I think there this
36:58
Speaker 21: is the role of the Senate to ask tough questions
37:00
Speaker 21: of a guy who's made very questionable claims in the past.
37:03
Speaker 21: I'm okay with that. But when we start putting up,
37:05
Speaker 21: you know, grandstanding with the Onesies, I think we've gone
37:10
Speaker 21: little too much. I think me and Kelly had a
37:11
Speaker 21: right there with her with her facial expression.
37:13
Speaker 3: Yeah she did.
37:14
Speaker 2: I mean, it just descended into a farst as soon
37:16
Speaker 2: as they brought up the Onesie photos, and then you
37:18
Speaker 2: just can't take it seriously anymore.
37:19
Speaker 3: That's the problem with these hearings.
37:21
Speaker 2: Now, Army security agents have escorted the Inspector General of
37:25
Speaker 2: the US Department of Agriculture out of her office after
37:28
Speaker 2: she refused to comply with her firing by the Trump administration.
37:32
Speaker 2: Phyllis Fong reportedly told colleagues that she intended to stay
37:35
Speaker 2: after the White House terminated her, saying that she didn't
37:38
Speaker 2: believe the administration had followed proper protocols. Armie, you know, look,
37:43
Speaker 2: these lefties, they can try as hard as they can,
37:45
Speaker 2: but why bother going up against Trump orders?
37:50
Speaker 7: Yeah?
37:50
Speaker 21: First of all, hey, ig, it's not your place to
37:54
Speaker 21: interpret the protocols and the legality of your firing right.
37:58
Speaker 21: And that's the problem I think we have the age
38:00
Speaker 21: in general, I think they were a a there are.
38:03
Speaker 21: They had a world of themselves. They felt they were
38:05
Speaker 21: disconnected from the law. They could do it whatever they wanted.
38:09
Speaker 21: And that was the problem that Trump had from the beginning. Look,
38:13
Speaker 21: there was a twenty twenty two law that was passed
38:15
Speaker 21: that we've been talking about, a law that strengthened the
38:17
Speaker 21: role of the I G. And how they're, how they're
38:21
Speaker 21: let go, how they're how they're they're they're rehired. And
38:25
Speaker 21: the truth is that he probably has not run a
38:27
Speaker 21: foul of this twenty twenty two law because most of
38:30
Speaker 21: it was probably actually unconstitutional, that it is actually within
38:33
Speaker 21: the power of the president to fire these igs. I
38:37
Speaker 21: think the reason to have a problem is he is
38:40
Speaker 21: and the and the where the twenty two tway law well,
38:42
Speaker 21: I think will stand any legal and Supreme Court scrutiny.
38:46
Speaker 21: Is that you really have to have independency when it
38:49
Speaker 21: comes to who the the spectrum generals are the federal
38:52
Speaker 21: respector generals. And I think that he won't be able
38:54
Speaker 21: to put in any Lackey that he wants that is
38:56
Speaker 21: going to have to go through rigorous approval.
38:58
Speaker 3: I think that's great.
38:59
Speaker 21: I think that's but his ability to fire the inspector
39:03
Speaker 21: generals is in his purview completely legal. And I think
39:07
Speaker 21: that we have all the media goes back to the
39:09
Speaker 21: media talking about how this goes against the law. Simply untrue.
39:13
Speaker 3: No, I agree.
39:14
Speaker 2: Now, Look, Meta has agreed to pay twenty five million
39:17
Speaker 2: dollars to settle a lawsuit filed by Donald Trump against
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Speaker 2: the company after it suspended his accounts following that January
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Speaker 2: six attack on the Capitol. It's the latest instance of
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Speaker 2: large corporations settling litigation with the president.
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Speaker 3: I mean, Meta has come around to Trump.
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Speaker 2: We know it's CEO Mark Zuckerberg met him, he was
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Speaker 2: at the inauguration. I wonder if he regrets suspending his
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Speaker 2: account Now, Oh, oh my god.
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Speaker 21: I love this so much. I love seeing these technological
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Speaker 21: leftist titans bending the knee and kissing the ring of
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Speaker 21: Donald Trump because they know that for the next four
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Speaker 21: years they are going to be scrutinized. They're trying to
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Speaker 21: get ahead of it. Is so delicious to see. Look,
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Speaker 21: ABC had a set of lawsuit also when they called
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Speaker 21: him a rapist and they settle that money was going
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Speaker 21: to his presidential library. I think it's great. I think
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Speaker 21: it's ironic. I think it's phenomenal. Yeah, you're seeing all
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Speaker 21: of these tech titans who were very supportive of Biden
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Speaker 21: and Kamala and the left now turn around and say,
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Speaker 21: I think we've got it wrong. I think we better
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Speaker 21: settle our accounts now to make sure we're good with
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Speaker 21: President Trump.
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Speaker 1: It's great.
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Speaker 21: I love it.
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Speaker 3: I love it too.
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Speaker 2: You're right, they're all bending down to kiss the ring
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Speaker 2: now after years of talking up against Trump says spending
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Speaker 2: his accounts, and now look suddenly, if you're not in
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Speaker 2: the Trump crowd, it's better to be in than now.
40:37
Speaker 2: That's how I look at it now. Ami, We've got
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Speaker 2: to say, we have been loving your posts on X
40:43
Speaker 2: because for.
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Speaker 3: Ten days, every day, as we can see here.
40:47
Speaker 2: You've been posting the Trump presidency and democracy has not
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Speaker 2: ended every single day.
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Speaker 3: Well, Armie, firstly, who would have thought? And secondly, how
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Speaker 3: long do you reckon you're going to keep going with that? Oh?
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Speaker 21: Nothing gets by you guys at Sky News Australia, listen,
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Speaker 21: I'm gonna commit to the bit kind of guy. I'm
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Speaker 21: gonna be doing it for all four years of this presidency.
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Speaker 21: I am so stick and tired of everyone telling me
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Speaker 21: democracy has ended.
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Speaker 3: I'm waiting for it. I will stop the tweets.
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Speaker 21: No, I promise you now, I will start the tweets
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Speaker 21: when democracy in the US has ended.
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Speaker 4: How's that.
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Speaker 3: All right? Well, we're gonna hold you to that, and
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Speaker 3: we expect to see every single day, Army, for the
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Speaker 3: next four years.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna be looking at your tweets to make sure
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Speaker 2: that you haven't stopped tweeting that.
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Speaker 3: Army Horowitz, It's always nice to chat to you.
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for joining me on the show
41:43
Speaker 2: this evening.
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Speaker 21: The pleasure is mine.
41:45
Speaker 2: Still to come, Prince Harry's secret visa records could soon
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Speaker 2: be made public. Kinsey Schofield joins us next with the details.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back to the program.
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Speaker 2: Well singer Rihanna has appeared for the first time at
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Speaker 2: the trial of her long term partner and father of
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Speaker 2: her children, Asap Rocky Now. Rocky has been standing trial
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Speaker 2: on two felony charges that he fired a handgun at
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Speaker 2: a former friend. Joining me now is celebrity and royal
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Speaker 2: reporter Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, thank you for joining us. Firstly,
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Speaker 2: tell us about the case and why did Rihanna attend
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Speaker 2: on this particular day.
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Speaker 3: That's right.
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Speaker 13: If convicted asap, Rocky is looking it up to twenty
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Speaker 13: four years in state prison. This comes after he turned
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Speaker 13: down a plea deal that would have had him plead
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Speaker 13: guilty to one charge with a recommended one hundred and
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Speaker 13: eighty days in jail and three years probation. Rihanna made
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Speaker 13: her courtroom debut on the day of its most important
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Speaker 13: testimony from the alleged victim. She discreetly bypassed the media
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Speaker 13: frenzy outside the courthouse, arriving under the radar. Inside the courtroom,
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Speaker 13: She's sat in the front row of the gallery, position
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Speaker 13: between Rocky's mother and sister, her presence clearly catching the
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Speaker 13: attention of the jurors.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I'm not surprised that they'd caught her attention,
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Speaker 2: but yeah, I think that'll be very interesting to see
43:13
Speaker 2: how this one plays out. Now, we have to talk
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Speaker 2: to that about that sobbing video that Selena Gomes put
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Speaker 2: out the other day.
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Speaker 3: Of course, when she was crying.
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Speaker 2: There she is there over Trump deporting illegal immigrants. Now
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Speaker 2: Selena Gomes deleted that particular video soon after very quickly.
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Speaker 2: But Kinsey, we now know the real reason why she
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Speaker 2: was very quick to get rid of it.
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Speaker 3: What more can you tell us?
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Speaker 17: Yeah?
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Speaker 13: Well, according to The Daily Mail, a source told them
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Speaker 13: that she was worried about showing weakness, but primarily feared
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Speaker 13: it could alienate Republican fans of her beauty brand. Selena's
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Speaker 13: Rare Beauty is one of the top selling celebrity beauty
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Speaker 13: brands currently on the market. And if you want to
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Speaker 13: be a public figure and you want to you know,
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Speaker 13: you want to be a female entrepreneur, an entrepreneur, whatever.
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Speaker 13: These are the types of things you have to keep
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Speaker 13: in mind when it comes to your brand, because there
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Speaker 13: is a huge possibility that you will alienate in anger
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Speaker 13: certain members of your.
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Speaker 2: Base, absolutely, particularly given that the majority of people voted
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Speaker 2: for Donald Trump in America on a mandate.
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Speaker 3: To deport illegals. So you have to be very careful.
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Speaker 2: I just think, butt out of politics and stick to
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Speaker 2: your day job.
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Speaker 3: That's how I look at it, Kinsey.
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Speaker 2: Now, rapper Cardi B has raised some eyebrows after debuting
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Speaker 2: her new butt crack piercing on social media.
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Speaker 3: Good graef Kinsey.
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Speaker 2: I don't even know where to start with this, but
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Speaker 2: it's prompted urgent health warnings.
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Speaker 13: I feel like there was a good segue there that
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Speaker 13: you missed. But out of politics, speaking of butts, that's
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Speaker 13: why about Cardi B. You know might not shock you
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Speaker 13: to discover that a rear end piercing has a high
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Speaker 13: risk of an So, yes, people are speaking out about this.
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Speaker 13: This is due to the Jewelry's close proximity to you
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Speaker 13: know where, as well as its lengthy healing process. But
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Speaker 13: you know what, now, at least we know what the
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Speaker 13: bee stands for in Cody B. So everything makes sense again.
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Speaker 2: Everything finally makes sense. Yeah, when I read that story,
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Speaker 2: I thought, good grief, where are we going to in
45:21
Speaker 2: the world. I'm not approved, but jee, I think that
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Speaker 2: that would have really hurt.
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Speaker 3: Now, let's talk about.
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Speaker 2: Vogue, because it is called Milania Trump, a freelance magician.
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Speaker 2: In quite a scathing fashion op ed, writer Hannah Jackson
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Speaker 2: ridiculed the First Lady's outfit choice and appearance in this portrait.
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Speaker 2: Of course, this was her official White House portrait. The
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Speaker 2: article went on to say Trump looked more like she
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Speaker 2: was guest starring on an episode of The Apprentice than
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Speaker 2: assuming the role of the first.
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Speaker 3: Lady of the United States.
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Speaker 2: This really bothers me, Kinsey, because you know, Vogue has
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Speaker 2: always claimed it's a champion of women, loves women, and
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Speaker 2: wants to pump women up. So hardly surprising. They did,
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Speaker 2: after all, put Kabla Harris on their cover during the
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Speaker 2: election campaign. But what do you make of this scathing
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Speaker 2: op ed.
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Speaker 13: You're a girl, I'm a girl.
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Speaker 3: This seems very caddy.
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Speaker 13: It seems very envy driven and bitter. I've seen Hannah's
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Speaker 13: face it could stop a freight train. And every time
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Speaker 13: I see Anna Winters, she's giving first day of jury
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Speaker 13: duty energy. She's not a very happy person. Vogue used
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Speaker 13: to set trends, but in recent years it seems they're
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Speaker 13: more reactive than proactive. Younger generations favorite platforms that provide free,
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Speaker 13: easy digestible content. I mean the paywall. They're not attracted
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Speaker 13: to the paywall, and just how it's become so political
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Speaker 13: and commercialized in celebrity driven versus style and fashion. Their
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Speaker 13: only hope at relevancy is a Catherine, Princess of Wales cover.
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Speaker 13: But I would not blame her if she told them
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Speaker 13: no thank you.
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Speaker 3: I completely agree.
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Speaker 2: I think that this is real, bottom of the barrel
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Speaker 2: gutter type of commentary. I just think it was appalling,
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Speaker 2: and for what it's worth, I think Milania Trump looked
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Speaker 2: absolutely fabulous in that portrait as well. Now let's talk
47:06
Speaker 2: about Prince Harry, because a lawsuit to make his secret
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Speaker 2: visa records public is said to have its first court
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Speaker 2: hearing since Donald Trump's inauguration. The Heritage Foundation has reopened
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Speaker 2: its case to have the papers released. Kinsey tell us
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Speaker 2: about this because I understand that this is.
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Speaker 3: In relation to Harry's past drug use.
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Speaker 13: Absolutely so, the Heritage Foundation sued the Department of Homeland
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Speaker 13: Security to force the release of Prince Harry's visa records.
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Speaker 13: Did he admit to drug use or was he given
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Speaker 13: special treatment? A judge sided with DHS and reassumed that
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Speaker 13: was the end of it. But thanks to new court documents,
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Speaker 13: we know that the Biden administration privately submitted secret documents
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Speaker 13: to the judge before he made the decision in their favor.
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Speaker 13: And now the Heritage Foundation is demanding that judgment be vacated,
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Speaker 13: and not only for Harry's visa case to be re examined,
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Speaker 13: but the Heritage Foundation has submitted an application to unseal
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Speaker 13: the private correspondence between Biden's DHS and the judge. So
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Speaker 13: lawyers for the Heritage Foundation and the Department of Homeland
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Speaker 13: Security have been ordered by the judge to meet at
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Speaker 13: a federal courthouse in DC next Wednesday.
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Speaker 3: I know you've got your popcorn ready.
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Speaker 2: Oh, we've got our popcorn ready and cannot wait for this.
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Speaker 3: Gosh, he maybe deported. That would be hilarious.
48:20
Speaker 2: Now before we let you go, Kinsey, the ex wife
48:22
Speaker 2: of actor Kevin Costner, is engaged to one of Costner's
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Speaker 2: former friends.
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Speaker 3: Isn't this wild?
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Speaker 13: Kevin Costner's ex Christine is engaged to her boyfriend of
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Speaker 13: over a year, Josh Connor, who happened to be a
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Speaker 13: friend of the former couple around their nasty divorce battle
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Speaker 13: in twenty twenty three, rumors circulated that Costner suspected that
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Speaker 13: Christine potentially cheated on him with Josh. So make of
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Speaker 13: this new engagement what you will. That's where I'll leave it.
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Speaker 2: Wow, drama, drama, drama as always never dull moment in
48:53
Speaker 2: the entertainment world. Kinsey Schofield, You're always across it. Thank
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Speaker 2: you so much. For joining us on the show this evening.
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Speaker 2: That's it from me. Up next is Newsnight, good night
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Speaker 2: ye