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The Rita Panahi Show | 26 February · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: But first disturbing scenes in Sydney where teenagers linked to
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Speaker 1: an Islamic State network have allegedly been carrying out violent
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Speaker 1: attacks on gay men and boys. One incident, filmed and
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Speaker 1: posted on social media by the attacker back in twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty four, shows the brutal bashing of a gay teenager
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Speaker 1: in Sydney, whose bloodied face was repeatedly stumped on, causing
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Speaker 1: horrific injuries and a warning.
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Speaker 2: The following footage is disturbing.
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Speaker 1: Well, Helen, and.
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Speaker 3: You want to be gay?
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Speaker 4: You want to be gay?
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Speaker 1: The attacker in that video has walked free without a
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Speaker 1: conviction recorded. Let's bring in Sky News contributor pro McSween
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Speaker 1: and Managing director of the PR Council Christie.
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Speaker 2: Mc sweeney proof.
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Speaker 1: You can hear the attacker yelling you want to be
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Speaker 1: gay and Islamic State lives in that video.
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Speaker 2: The level of violence is extreme, even pixelated.
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Speaker 1: We didn't show the worst of it because it is
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Speaker 1: just terrific, and yet no jail term imposed.
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Speaker 5: It's quite extraordinary how certain members of the community seem
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Speaker 5: to be handled with kid gloves by our judiciary. We
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Speaker 5: know that gay bashing was some part of our history
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Speaker 5: years ago. But you know, the anti discrimination, the criminalization
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Speaker 5: and the hate speech crime decriminalization also kicked in. And
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Speaker 5: not to mention the tolerance and acceptance of homosexuals, but
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Speaker 5: in this case, what it's showing is that radical Islam
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Speaker 5: is not working in this country. It's not in any
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Speaker 5: way conducive to our lifestyle. These young men have developed
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Speaker 5: a hate and they're doing this in the name of Islam,
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Speaker 5: they say in this footage, and something has to be done.
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Speaker 5: It's the elephant in the room. Handsome got caned for
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Speaker 5: her comments. But we have to have a conversation about
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Speaker 5: what is going on in our community, with the Muslim
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Speaker 5: community and work out how we can coexist and accept
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Speaker 5: each other, because otherwise we're going to see more of
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Speaker 5: this division, this violence, and it's incredibly worrying for the
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Speaker 5: rest of us.
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Speaker 1: Yes, Prouve, but as always we must distinguish between all
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Speaker 1: Muslims and Islamic extremist Islamists. And as someone who escaped
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Speaker 1: in Islamist country, I can tell you people who subscribe
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Speaker 1: to those values are never going to fit into modern
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Speaker 1: day Australia. I'll be speaking to Douglas Murray about this
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Speaker 1: story in a few minutes. Let's move on to more
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Speaker 1: fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein files, and Bill Gates has
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Speaker 1: admitted to having affairs with Russian women, but denied being
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Speaker 1: involved in any illicit behavior. During a town hall for
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Speaker 1: the Gates Foundation and its employees Christy, Bill Gates said
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Speaker 1: he'd had affairs with a Russian bridge player and a
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Speaker 1: Russian nuclear physicist, and that Jeffrey Epstein had later discovered
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Speaker 1: these relationships.
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Speaker 6: Rita, there are so many questions here about Bill Grads.
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Speaker 6: Isn't it the stupidity of seemingly one of the world's
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Speaker 6: smartest business operators. Now, I once was an advisor to
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Speaker 6: the Minister for Trade and Investment. That means I've done
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Speaker 6: the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade training on how
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Speaker 6: not to get caught by Russian people. And now if
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Speaker 6: you go and play chess with beautiful Russian people, I
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Speaker 6: mean really, are they really there and have targeted sitting
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Speaker 6: down with you to play chess? The ignorance of this
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Speaker 6: guy is absolutely incredible. The dignity of Melinda Gates, I
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Speaker 6: think has been demonstrated significantly. But how many times can
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Speaker 6: this guy that say he didn't he wasn't aware of things.
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Speaker 1: How did Jeffrey Epstein find out about this? I mean
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Speaker 1: that in itself is a question. But we have the receipts,
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Speaker 1: don't wait, well, millions of receipts with those Epstein files.
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Speaker 1: The documents there are extensive, and Bill Gates's name comes
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Speaker 1: up over and over.
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Speaker 6: Aware right, and forging a friendship with him after he's
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Speaker 6: come back to the US, after he's been a known
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Speaker 6: sex offender, taking the private jet traveling. It's incredible, the
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Speaker 6: naivety and stupidity.
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Speaker 2: And Chrissie, that's the billion dollar question.
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Speaker 1: How did Jeffrey Epstein learn about these affairs? Whatever happens,
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Speaker 1: Bill Gates's reputation is forever going to be tainted by
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Speaker 1: his close association with Jeffrey Epstein, though Bill Gates maintains
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Speaker 1: he has done nothing illegal, and of course there have
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Speaker 1: been no charges suggesting otherwise. Ladies, thank you so much
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Speaker 1: for your time. Christy McSweeney and pre McSween joining me now,
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Speaker 1: is the author of international best sellers, including his latest
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Speaker 1: work on Democracies and Death Coults Douglas Murray.
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Speaker 2: Let's start with the State.
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Speaker 1: Of the Union address, and at one point President Trump
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Speaker 1: asked the audience to stand up if you agree the
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Speaker 1: first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens. Incredibly,
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Speaker 1: the Democrats did not stand up, and then there was
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Speaker 1: this reaction from congresswomen Ilando Omar and Rashida Talib.
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Speaker 7: You should be ashamed of yourself not standing up. You
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Speaker 7: should be ashamed of yourself.
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Speaker 8: That is why I'm also asking you to end deadly
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Speaker 8: sanctuary cities that protect the criminals and enact serious penalties
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Speaker 8: for public officials.
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Speaker 7: They're blocking the.
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Speaker 8: Removal of these people out of our country, and you
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Speaker 8: should be ashamed of.
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Speaker 2: Douglas.
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Speaker 1: What's your assessment of the State of the Union address?
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Speaker 9: Well, there were lots of things that were extraordinary about it.
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Speaker 9: It was, of course, I think the longest State of
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Speaker 9: the Union ever done. It was about two hours by
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Speaker 9: like count, But that was because there were all of
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Speaker 9: these sort of incredibly dramatic and often incredibly moving moments
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Speaker 9: during it. Service personnel servicemen honored two one hundred year
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Speaker 9: old veterans in the gallery, honored one of the two
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Speaker 9: young guards who were shot in DC last year, the
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Speaker 9: man who survived who was given an honor. But in
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Speaker 9: some ways, the really two standout things were about as
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Speaker 9: you just mentioned, because the things that didn't happen.
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Speaker 10: President Trump said, stand.
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Speaker 9: If you agree with the statement that the job of
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Speaker 9: the American government is principally to protect the American people
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Speaker 9: and to protect Themerican people, prioritize.
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Speaker 10: Them over illegal migrants.
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Speaker 9: Stand up you agree with that, and the Democrats stayed seated.
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Speaker 9: I mean, that shouldn't really be that difficult a test.
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Speaker 9: Is the principal role of elected representatives in the US
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Speaker 9: to represent the American people or is it to represent
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Speaker 9: illegal aliens who broken into the country. They weren't willing
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Speaker 9: to say that their priority was the American people. I
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Speaker 9: just thought that was the Democrats walking into an unbelievable
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Speaker 9: trap set by President Trump that they should have been
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Speaker 9: able to succeed in. But the other one quickly reta is.
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Speaker 9: I thought that it was really quite shocking that when
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Speaker 9: President Trump paid tribute to that poor young woman from
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Speaker 9: Ukraine who'd escape battle torn Ukraine and was stabbed through
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Speaker 9: throat by a criminal last year, last September, I think
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Speaker 9: it was in America. President Trump paid tribute to her,
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Speaker 9: and the girl's grieving mother was in the balcony, and
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Speaker 9: the Democrats didn't stand up for her either, and that
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Speaker 9: actually provoked a pretty visible shock from the president. But
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Speaker 9: I thought that was pretty shocking to see. It doesn't
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Speaker 9: take much to just show your sympathy for a mother
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Speaker 9: who's lost her daughter in such terrible circumstances.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, I thought that was the most shameful moment in
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Speaker 1: the whole thing, to see the Democrats take some sort
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Speaker 1: of weird political stand and not just pay tribute to
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Speaker 1: a grieving mother who was there to acknowledge what had
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Speaker 1: happened to her daughter, which was a crime that shocked America.
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Speaker 1: They did stand for the men's hockey team, though Douglas
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Speaker 1: give the Democrats credit for that. We did see a
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Speaker 1: lot of national pride and jubilation with the ice hockey
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Speaker 1: team winning gold over their rivals candidat the Winter Olympics.
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Speaker 1: But not everybody is filled with joy. Let's hear from
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Speaker 1: actor Robert de Niro, who had this to say overnight,
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Speaker 1: we all.
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Speaker 11: Love our country. I choke on that phrase, we all
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Speaker 11: love our country because our country isn't so lovable right
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Speaker 11: now and the current climate. Declaring love for our country
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Speaker 11: is like an abused spouse professing love for their abusing.
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Speaker 2: Douglas, what do you make of that analogy and Robert
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Speaker 2: de Niro's contributions to public debate.
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Speaker 9: It's this very strange thing to say. I don't know
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Speaker 9: what's gone wrong with de Niro in recent years.
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Speaker 10: I think he's sort of I think, like a lot.
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Speaker 9: Of actors that you and I have spoken about over
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Speaker 9: the as Rita, I think he sometimes mistakes the fictional
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Speaker 9: roles he plays with his real person. I think he
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Speaker 9: imagines himself to be some kind of, you know, a bruiser,
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Speaker 9: as well as some kind of statesman and much more.
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Speaker 10: But no, I mean love.
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Speaker 9: Of country transcends any particular passing political moment. And as
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Speaker 9: for abused spouses and so on, I mean, DeNiro's not
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Speaker 9: done badly. America has done incredibly well for de Niro.
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Speaker 9: He's done very well out of America, and so to
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Speaker 9: sort of claim that what he feels is akin to
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Speaker 9: an abused spouse is just bizarre. But as often with actors,
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Speaker 9: there's so much better when they're reading other people's lines
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Speaker 9: than when they're.
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Speaker 10: Trying to come up with their own, aren't.
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Speaker 1: They Absolutely, and he's got all sorts of paranoid delusions.
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Speaker 1: DeNiro he said before the election, if Trump won that
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Speaker 1: the administration was going to come after Robert de Niro
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Speaker 1: and they were going to persecute him in some manner,
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Speaker 1: which obviously has not happened. He's free to say, I
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Speaker 1: don't know.
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Speaker 10: I don't know about that reata.
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Speaker 9: There's word that there's a US aircraft carrier heading to
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Speaker 9: Hollywood at the moment to take out DeNiro. I've definitely
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Speaker 9: heard those rumors.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, he must live in fear.
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Speaker 12: Now.
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Speaker 2: You wrote a superb piece for The New York Post.
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Speaker 1: About media and big tech bias and influence you would
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Speaker 1: have to say during an election year, and one of
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Speaker 1: the worst offenders is Apple News. That might come as
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Speaker 1: a surprise to many people who've got Apple phones, But
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Speaker 1: in January alone, Apple's top stories consisted of six hundred
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Speaker 1: and twenty stories from left leaning and other new sources
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Speaker 1: zero stories zero from right leaning sources.
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Speaker 2: Just in case people watching this.
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Speaker 1: Are wondering why Apple keeps trying to shove articles by
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Speaker 1: The Guardian or ABC down there.
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Speaker 9: Th right, Douglas, Absolutely, I mean I've noticed this for
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Speaker 9: some time. I'm sure a lot of people watching have
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Speaker 9: that the story is pushed to you by your phone.
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Speaker 9: All seem to you know come from sources that I mean,
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Speaker 9: I have to read everything is kind of my job,
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Speaker 9: but they tend to come from sources I really don't
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Speaker 9: particularly want to read as a priority.
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Speaker 10: I mean, why do I keep being pushed.
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Speaker 9: Things from the Huffington Post all the time, of left
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Speaker 9: wing blog that no one has really heard of for years?
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Speaker 9: Why do I keep on being pushed the Guardian? The
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Speaker 9: reason is, as I explained in that piece, that the
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Speaker 9: algorithm on Apple is basically one of those typical things
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Speaker 9: of a political slant from big tech that they're hoping
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Speaker 9: to get away with. Their particular trick on this one is,
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Speaker 9: as far as I can work out, is they tried to.
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Speaker 9: They're their claiming that it's justified because of a ranking
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Speaker 9: system of reliability and what would you guess, rita, they
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Speaker 9: think that all of the most left wing publications and platforms.
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Speaker 10: Are super duper reliable, whereas, of.
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Speaker 9: Course anything that's deemed right wing or conservative is of
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Speaker 9: course downgraded as completely unreliable. So it's just like in
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Speaker 9: those that era before you on Musk bought Twitter, when
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Speaker 9: we were all trying to work out why why were
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Speaker 9: there so many things that seem to be going on
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Speaker 9: in the background, so many levers being lent on, so
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Speaker 9: many silence and NEWT buttons happen. I'm afraid the same
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Speaker 9: things still happening with other platforms, and Apple really should
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Speaker 9: take take a look at this and address it, because,
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Speaker 9: as far as I can see, ahead of an election
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Speaker 9: like the midterms in the US, an enormous amount of
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Speaker 9: election interference can occur by platforms like Apple, big tech
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Speaker 9: companies like Apple deciding that they know best what the
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Speaker 9: voters should absorb in their morning news feeds.
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Speaker 10: And I think that's that's.
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Speaker 9: Really it's crooked, it's unfair, it's unbalanced. And if the
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Speaker 9: big tech companies can't take a look at this, as
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Speaker 9: I suggest, I think the US Congress should.
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Speaker 6: Oh.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, it's such a powerful medium. How many of us
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Speaker 1: have Apple phones in our hands most of our waking hours,
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Speaker 1: and so many now get their news from their from
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Speaker 1: their phones from online sources. Now let's go to the
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Speaker 1: UK and the fall and fall of the man formerly
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Speaker 1: known as Prince Andrew, arrested last week on suspicion of
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Speaker 1: misconduct in public office following revelations in the Epstein files.
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Speaker 1: Douglas police have been carrying out searches of properties tied
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Speaker 1: to Andrew, and the latest development sees the British government
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Speaker 1: pledge to release more files relating to his appointment as
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Speaker 1: the UK's Trade Envoy in two thousand and one. Is
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Speaker 1: this a crisis for Andrew alone or is this really
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Speaker 1: extent to the rest of the Royal family and their
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Speaker 1: public standing and trust in the institution, because that has
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Speaker 1: fallen dramatically since the Queen's death.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 9: Actually, I think that the Royal family has done a
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Speaker 9: pretty solid job so far of making sure that they
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Speaker 9: contain the Andrew situation. For a long time, it's been
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Speaker 9: made clear that the family distance themselves from him.
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Speaker 10: The King's statement, by.
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Speaker 9: The way, I mean rightly or wrongly, on the arrest
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Speaker 9: of Prince Andrew didn't refer to my brother, and it
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Speaker 9: actually was a cold statement. In some ways, I sort
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Speaker 9: of think that's that's not so good. In some ways,
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Speaker 9: a little bit of sort of human expression wouldn't have
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Speaker 9: gotten a miss, I think there. But of course the
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Speaker 9: King and the Royal family are understandably terrified of any
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Speaker 9: sort of contagion from the Andrew problem. I think it
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Speaker 9: is going to stick with him, but isn't It is
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Speaker 9: extraordinary reach that this is. You know, the Epstein story,
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Speaker 9: which is rolling on and on, is actually having the
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Speaker 9: most profound effects really in the UK where you know,
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Speaker 9: the Prince Andrew's story, among others is it's just I mean,
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Speaker 9: this is what Kirs Starmer's government are trying to address,
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Speaker 9: you know, they're trying to address you know, why Prince
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Speaker 9: Andrew has made a trade envoy years ago under a
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Speaker 9: labor government. What were the processes and so on? I mean,
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Speaker 9: Kir Starmer, who doesn't have much luck, is now just
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Speaker 9: as he's trying to roll out initiative, if you can
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Speaker 9: call it, out of his own, is ending up having
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Speaker 9: to talk endlessly about a discrease.
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Speaker 10: The Royal.
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Speaker 1: Now to a disturbing story Douglas and a warning for viewers.
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Speaker 1: Some of you may find the following footage distressing. It
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Speaker 1: is graphic footage. This is a story out of Sydney
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Speaker 1: of men being brutally bashed by groups of young Islamist men,
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Speaker 1: in one case captured on video, but much too disturbing
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Speaker 1: to put to air even with pixelation. In this attack,
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Speaker 1: you see this young university student being left for dead
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Speaker 1: after the assailant repeatedly stumps on his head while yelling
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Speaker 1: you want to be gay and Islamic state lives. But Douglas,
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Speaker 1: despite the brutality of the attack and the victim suffering
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Speaker 1: a broken nose and ice socker, deep facial cuts and
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Speaker 1: other serious injuries, his attacker walked free on nine months
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Speaker 1: probation with no convention recorded, and he suspected of other
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Speaker 1: similar attacks. We've seen this phenomenon of gaming being targeted
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Speaker 1: by Islamists in a number.
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Speaker 2: Of cities across Europe. What is the answer, Douglas.
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Speaker 9: The answer is to apply the law to its fullest extent.
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Speaker 9: I can't imagine how someone can just walk out of
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Speaker 9: a court after being found to have committed such an
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Speaker 9: appalling violent crime. I mean, it's for the Australian legal
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Speaker 9: system to address that. But would this be the case
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Speaker 9: if the culture had been anyone else? Would it be
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Speaker 9: the case of the victim had been anyone else. These
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Speaker 9: are questions that the Australian legal system and politicians have
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Speaker 9: to address. But the real thing underlines or underlies all
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Speaker 9: of this reata is as you mentioned, there has actually
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Speaker 9: been quite a lot of such attacks, not least for
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Speaker 9: instance in Ireland a couple of years ago, when an
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Speaker 9: Islam is extremist beheaded to gay men. Now, these sorts
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Speaker 9: of attacks are the sort of thing which in a
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Speaker 9: previous generation, we'd have a load of human rights groups,
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Speaker 9: we'd have a load of campaigning politicians and others highlighting
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Speaker 9: the targeting of gay men by religious figures. But why
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Speaker 9: the silence now, Why the silence from all these groups,
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Speaker 9: Why the silence even from the LGBTQYA plus groups and others.
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Speaker 9: Why are they not making an issue of this? And
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Speaker 9: I think we all know the answer, which is the
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Speaker 9: hierarchy that has been created in recent years in which
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Speaker 9: certain victims are more important than other victims, certain perpetrators
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Speaker 9: can be deemed less guilty than other perpetrators. And that's
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Speaker 9: the two tier justice system that people have identified in
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Speaker 9: the UK. It's clearly going on in Australia as well.
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Speaker 9: It's clearly going on across most western countries. I would
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Speaker 9: just plead with people to not allow such double standards
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Speaker 9: to go on, because if you do, then attacks like
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Speaker 9: that will not be one offs. They will grow increasingly
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Speaker 9: common because it will be clear to certain people that
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Speaker 9: the law does not apply to them, and that certain
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Speaker 9: victim groups do not need to be cared for, pitied,
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Speaker 9: or have a tax on them prevented.
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Speaker 1: You've been warning us for more than a decade about
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Speaker 1: this phenomenon, the strange death of Europe, the danger of
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Speaker 1: allowing millions of people to settle in the West who
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Speaker 1: do not share Western values. Where do you see this trend?
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Speaker 1: Can the West be saved or is it doomed demographically?
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Speaker 9: You know, it's all in our hands reata in each
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Speaker 9: of our countries, and some of our countries may well
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Speaker 9: go very, very seriously south in the coming years. Others
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Speaker 9: might be able to look after themselves do a decent
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Speaker 9: job of getting through this. But you know the thing
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Speaker 9: that determines that is the public making wise decisions at
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Speaker 9: the ballot box and their politicians who are elected making
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Speaker 9: judicious and wise judgments whilst in office. And we have
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Speaker 9: seen I'm afraid more than a generation of i think
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Speaker 9: political cowardice around a lot of these issues, people who've
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Speaker 9: effectively kicked away the difficult issues in the hope that
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Speaker 9: their successors will deal with them. And by that point,
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Speaker 9: of course it's much worse.
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Speaker 10: So we'll see.
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Speaker 9: But if a country like Australia ends up going the
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Speaker 9: route that Britain has of.
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Speaker 10: Two tier justice systems, of not seeing people as equal,
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Speaker 10: not applying the law equally, and.
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Speaker 9: In fact at every cultural and religious and civic level,
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Speaker 9: deciding that you can have two different tiers in your country,
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Speaker 9: then that way leads to hell.
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Speaker 10: This is in the.
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Speaker 9: Hands though, of all of us, and I just hope
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Speaker 9: we make the right decisions, because we've had too many
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Speaker 9: glimpses now of what making the wrong decisions ends up
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Speaker 9: looking like.
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Speaker 1: Douglas Murray, thank you so much for your time. It's
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Speaker 1: been an absolute pleasure having you on this program. And
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Speaker 1: good luck with your future projects.
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Speaker 10: And you Rita, it's a great joy. See you sooner.
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Speaker 2: Hope still to Khama.
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Speaker 1: Lefties Losing ad plas we have the latest from the US,
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Speaker 1: including more revelations of lawfare from the Biden Department of Justice.
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Speaker 10: C J.
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Speaker 2: Pearson is up next.
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Speaker 1: You're watching the Reader Panny Show, and it's time for
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Speaker 1: Lefty's Losing Head and it's deja vu all over again,
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Speaker 1: because we are again starting the segment with the mad
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Speaker 1: ravings of Robert de Niro, the once great actor turned.
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Speaker 2: Tedious, afflicted nincom poop. His unhinged hatred of Donald Trump
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Speaker 2: has turned into unhinged hatred of America. I just listened
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Speaker 2: to this demented analogy.
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Speaker 11: We all love our country. I choke on that phrase.
23:35
Speaker 11: We all love our country because our country isn't so
23:39
Speaker 11: lovable right now and the current climate. Declaring love for
23:44
Speaker 11: our country is like an abused spouse professing love for
23:47
Speaker 11: their abusing I'm grateful for the opportunities and freedoms my family,
23:52
Speaker 11: my fellow citizens, my immigrant ancestors have enjoyed. But my
23:58
Speaker 11: heart is broken as I see than being taken away
24:01
Speaker 11: both the freedoms and increasingly my fellow citizens.
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Speaker 2: People have been taken away.
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Speaker 1: Really, Robert, and exactly what rights have been taken away?
24:12
Speaker 2: I wish you would explain.
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Speaker 1: I mean, does he mean the right to medically mutilate
24:16
Speaker 1: confused children is no longer celebrated, or the right to
24:19
Speaker 1: pay slave wages to legal immigrants?
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Speaker 2: Now?
24:22
Speaker 1: Robert de Niro was speaking at the Democrat State of
24:25
Speaker 1: the Swamp event, a sad little counter to the State.
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Speaker 2: Of the Union address. This is the sort of thing
24:31
Speaker 2: that was on offer.
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Speaker 9: I am the.
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Speaker 12: Proud representative for Oregon's third congressional district. Yes, thank you,
24:39
Speaker 12: thank you, And tonight I defy Trump and here's authoritarian
24:47
Speaker 12: project by standing and joyful radical peaceful resistance with the Portland.
24:54
Speaker 2: Frog Brigade and sticking with the State of the Union daily. Why.
25:01
Speaker 2: I went to talk to America's youngest and brightest.
25:03
Speaker 1: From George Washington University and the results were concerning. These
25:08
Speaker 1: kids have been failed by their education system.
25:12
Speaker 2: All their parents.
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Speaker 13: College kids are telling us Trump stay the Union, it
25:15
Speaker 13: goes so well.
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Speaker 2: The only problem it's tomorrow, great Trump.
25:18
Speaker 14: Stay the Union speech?
25:19
Speaker 2: One out of ten, one's the worst, tends the best
25:22
Speaker 2: natives and why? I think we all know a lot
25:27
Speaker 2: of What about the stay of the Union last night?
25:30
Speaker 2: One to ten?
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Speaker 10: It was like a two?
25:32
Speaker 2: It was all over the police to give it a one?
25:36
Speaker 2: And why do you say one? I don't think he's
25:39
Speaker 2: very articulate. How did Trump do it? The stay of
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Speaker 2: the Union?
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Speaker 15: Zero?
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Speaker 3: Like I didn't really ask it much.
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Speaker 11: I watched for a little bit.
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Speaker 2: But let's stay of the union last night? How how
25:52
Speaker 2: was that?
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Speaker 14: One?
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Speaker 16: A ten.
25:54
Speaker 17: Was tomorrow?
25:55
Speaker 4: No, you're good, You've had the best.
25:57
Speaker 1: Well at least one of them was honest and knew
25:59
Speaker 1: what was happening. Now, the lift continue to have a
26:02
Speaker 1: meltdown about people feeling joy national pride and generally being
26:07
Speaker 1: happy about the victorious ice hockey team. Here is a
26:10
Speaker 1: lefty losing it about the lack of diversity on the eyes.
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Speaker 4: Here's the thing, Okay, hockey. I don't know if you
26:18
Speaker 4: guys have seen like the USA national team. Everybody's white.
26:22
Speaker 4: Everybody on the team is white, everybody affiliated with the
26:24
Speaker 4: team is white. All the coaches are white. Like, there
26:26
Speaker 4: is not a lot of people of color in that space.
26:29
Speaker 4: And like a huge draw to hockey is it's violent,
26:33
Speaker 4: Like you are encouraged to be violent, Like the fans
26:36
Speaker 4: love to watch the violence, the players love to enact violence.
26:39
Speaker 4: Like what type of ideology do you think a white
26:42
Speaker 4: man that comes from insane amounts of wealth for his
26:46
Speaker 4: entire life, that like has these violent tendencies? What type
26:49
Speaker 4: of ideology do you think that they lean towards? Like like,
26:52
Speaker 4: obviously they were on the phone with Trump making fun
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Speaker 4: of the women's team because that's what violent, rich white
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Speaker 4: men do, Like that's what they're her favorite thing to
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Speaker 4: do is is to make fun of women and women.
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Speaker 1: Oh dear, now, Fringy there would be devastated to know
27:08
Speaker 1: that the women's ice hockey team is also going to
27:12
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's White House. I'm sure she'll do another video
27:16
Speaker 1: accusing the ladies of suffering from I don't know, internalized
27:19
Speaker 1: misogyny and white supremacy.
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Speaker 2: Now, let's check.
27:23
Speaker 1: In on a couple of sad souls in the media,
27:26
Speaker 1: also upset by the ice hockey team meeting and celebrating.
27:29
Speaker 2: With the president. Here is church stormer Don Lemon.
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Speaker 14: I don't understand why anyone would be want to be
27:36
Speaker 14: in the vicinity of this president at all. Just being honest.
27:39
Speaker 14: If they've called them the phone club, I'd say no, think,
27:41
Speaker 14: no thanks, Do you want to take the call? No
27:46
Speaker 14: telling to call someone else. I'm not interested in being
27:49
Speaker 14: part of this. I'm not interested in being part of
27:53
Speaker 14: this when he doesn't he is not a patriot. He
27:55
Speaker 14: doesn't care about this country. He doesn't care about the
27:57
Speaker 14: people of this country. He certainly doesn't.
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Speaker 1: Oh blessed onn is reliably miserable. It can just rely
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Speaker 1: on him to be miserable. And let's end on a
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Speaker 1: low point with the ladies of the view. Here is
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Speaker 1: election denier Joy Behar, gas lighting the audience saying Republicans
28:14
Speaker 1: only win when they cheat. Isn't it the Republicans who
28:18
Speaker 1: want to introduce voter id laws.
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Speaker 17: When he says that, you know, they can't win the
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Speaker 17: Democrats unless they cheat, that is a projection. Everybody knows.
28:27
Speaker 17: That's them. That everybody knows is the Republicans are going
28:30
Speaker 17: to have trouble. So that is just Adam. That's why
28:34
Speaker 17: they have to cheat, because they can't win. Legitimately.
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Speaker 1: Joining me now is RNC Youth Advisory Council CO Chess
28:41
Speaker 1: c J Pearson c J. Let's look at what was
28:44
Speaker 1: for me and Douglas Murray, who I just spoke to.
28:47
Speaker 1: The most shocking moment out of the State of the
28:51
Speaker 1: Union address the lack of humanity from the Democrats who
28:55
Speaker 1: failed to stand up for a grieving mother.
28:58
Speaker 7: Last summer twenty three, three year old Irena was riding
29:02
Speaker 7: home on the train when a deranged monster who had
29:06
Speaker 7: been arrested over a dozen times and was released through
29:10
Speaker 7: no cash bail, stood up and viciously slashed a knife
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Speaker 7: through her neck and body. No one will ever forget
29:18
Speaker 7: there were people on that train. No one will ever
29:22
Speaker 7: forget the expression of terror on IRENA's face as she
29:26
Speaker 7: looked up at her attacker in the last seconds of
29:29
Speaker 7: her life. She died instantly, she had escaped a brutal war,
29:33
Speaker 7: only to be slain by a hardened criminal set free
29:36
Speaker 7: to kill in America, came in through open borders. Missus Zaretska. Tonight,
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Speaker 7: I promise you we will ensure justice for your magnificent daughter, Irena.
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Speaker 10: How do you nutstand?
30:13
Speaker 7: How do you nutstand?
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Speaker 2: I've got to repeat the question stage, how do you
30:19
Speaker 2: not stand for that? It's bewildering, It absolutely has bewildering.
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Speaker 15: I think the President was asking the absolutely right question there.
30:29
Speaker 15: You know, just when you think the Democrats can't go
30:31
Speaker 15: any lower, they somehow find a way to go to
30:33
Speaker 15: the bowels of hell. And I think they showed that
30:35
Speaker 15: last night when they refuse to stand on multiple occasions
30:38
Speaker 15: for things that should have had every American on their
30:40
Speaker 15: feet met with resounding applause, But they did not. Why
30:44
Speaker 15: Because these people don't care about our country. They don't
30:46
Speaker 15: care about our heroes, they don't care about our USA
30:50
Speaker 15: Hockey champions. All they care is about their partisan agenda
30:54
Speaker 15: that is built upon beating America into the ground, pushing
30:58
Speaker 15: us back, while this president does everything he can to
31:01
Speaker 15: repel us.
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Speaker 1: For now, it's been reported that Republican political strategists are
31:07
Speaker 1: salivating over what they see as massive missteps by the
31:11
Speaker 1: Democrats during President Trump's State of the Union address, and
31:14
Speaker 1: they see some of these moments being used in election ads.
31:19
Speaker 2: CJ.
31:19
Speaker 1: Once strategists wrote, Trump just orchestrated a great midterm ad.
31:24
Speaker 1: Stand if you care about American citizens over illegal aliens
31:28
Speaker 1: and all the Democrats sat CJ. The Republicans are going
31:32
Speaker 1: to need all the help they can get. The ruling
31:34
Speaker 1: party doesn't normally do too well in midterms.
31:39
Speaker 15: You know, you're exactly right, We're going to need a
31:40
Speaker 15: little bit of a hell Mary. But the Democrats seem
31:42
Speaker 15: held but on fumbling what history is basically giving them
31:46
Speaker 15: all wrapped up and with a nice bow and all
31:48
Speaker 15: the president I mean a very simple statement again that
31:51
Speaker 15: should have had everyone in that room on their feet,
31:54
Speaker 15: that the American people should be put ahead of illegal aliens.
31:57
Speaker 15: They can even concede that. So whenever we have this
32:01
Speaker 15: argument that's back and forth behind which constituency do Democrats
32:04
Speaker 15: care more about American citizens or legal aliens? This clip
32:07
Speaker 15: will run on repeat in the minds of the American people.
32:10
Speaker 15: And rightfully so, the Democrats have shown us who they are.
32:13
Speaker 15: It's long past due for us to finally believe them.
32:18
Speaker 1: Now you've had a look at the Democrats State of
32:20
Speaker 1: the Union response, What were the key messages to come
32:25
Speaker 1: out of that? Other than we hate Donald Trump.
32:29
Speaker 10: It was bland, it was tired.
32:31
Speaker 15: It was the same recycled lines we've heard for far
32:33
Speaker 15: too long from this party. No new bold ideas, no
32:36
Speaker 15: new words of action, but just again, we hate Donald Trump.
32:40
Speaker 15: That's not what the American people care about. They care
32:42
Speaker 15: about how you're going to make their lives actually better.
32:45
Speaker 15: President Trump talked about how he's done just that. As
32:48
Speaker 15: he said, the state of the Union is indeed strong.
32:51
Speaker 15: It will continue to be strong because of those President's
32:53
Speaker 15: actions to make America affordable again, to secure our border,
32:57
Speaker 15: to keep America's place on the world stage, out of place,
33:00
Speaker 15: piece of supremacy.
33:01
Speaker 10: And he'll continue to do so.
33:03
Speaker 15: It doesn't matter how much grand standing, phil bustering, or
33:05
Speaker 15: how angry makes the left. This president was given a mandate.
33:08
Speaker 10: He still enjoys that mandate, and.
33:10
Speaker 15: He's going to continue to do all that he can
33:12
Speaker 15: to keep America great.
33:15
Speaker 1: Now too, news that the FBI subpoenaed Cash Patel and
33:19
Speaker 1: Susie Wilds's phone records in twenty twenty two and twenty.
33:23
Speaker 2: Three, when both were private citizens.
33:26
Speaker 1: This was part of a federal probe into then former
33:29
Speaker 1: President Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: Cash Patel, who is.
33:32
Speaker 1: Now the director of the FBI, said, it is outrageous
33:35
Speaker 1: and deeply alarming that the previous FBI leadership secretly subpoened
33:40
Speaker 1: my own phone records, along with those of now White
33:43
Speaker 1: House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, using flimsy pretexts and
33:47
Speaker 1: burying the entire process in prohibited case files designed to
33:52
Speaker 1: evade all oversight. And I think that's really the point there.
33:56
Speaker 1: Why were they hiding what they were up to? What
33:59
Speaker 1: else can you tell tell me about this probe?
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Speaker 2: CJ.
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Speaker 15: Well, this is just the latest example of the over
34:06
Speaker 15: weaponization of government against half of America that occurred under
34:10
Speaker 15: President Joe Biden's administration, and we learn more and more
34:13
Speaker 15: about it almost every single day. But I tell you, reader,
34:16
Speaker 15: I'm past the point of outrange. We need people to
34:18
Speaker 15: actually be held accountable. We need people on handcuffs. That's
34:20
Speaker 15: the only way these people learn to never do this again.
34:24
Speaker 15: So I'm tired of the strongly worded statements. I'm tired
34:27
Speaker 15: of the strongly worded tweets, let's actually follow us up
34:30
Speaker 15: with a real investigation that's going to lead to real
34:32
Speaker 15: accountability and real justice, because this has no business happening
34:35
Speaker 15: in a free country like the United States of America.
34:39
Speaker 1: You make an excellent point there, and it's one that
34:41
Speaker 1: I have heard over and over again from Republicans who
34:45
Speaker 1: are feeling a little bit frustrated. They saw this law fare,
34:49
Speaker 1: they saw the weaponization, as you say, of these agencies,
34:54
Speaker 1: and now this doesn't seem to be any sort of reckoning.
34:56
Speaker 1: We're finding out these outrageous cases, and there may be
35:01
Speaker 1: some sackings, but we're not seeing arrests. We're not seeing
35:04
Speaker 1: people in handcuffs. We're not seeing people being sent to jail.
35:09
Speaker 1: Why do you think that is? Why hasn't the Trump
35:11
Speaker 1: administration or those in positions of power declined to really
35:17
Speaker 1: prosecute these cases to the full extent of the law.
35:24
Speaker 15: You know, I can't speak to the thinking over there
35:26
Speaker 15: at Main Justice. What I can tell you is that
35:28
Speaker 15: if they were to pursue, accountability would be met with
35:31
Speaker 15: a complete commendation from the American people and certainly from
35:34
Speaker 15: our party.
35:35
Speaker 10: Here's the deal.
35:36
Speaker 15: You know you saw under the JOVII administration. These folks
35:39
Speaker 15: were locking up Grandmars for simply being pro life and
35:42
Speaker 15: exercising their First Amendment rights to protests. You saw them
35:45
Speaker 15: going after people who simply ask questions about whether or
35:49
Speaker 15: not our elections were properly secure or not. They were
35:51
Speaker 15: locking people up for simply having the audacity to disagree.
35:55
Speaker 10: That doesn't matter.
35:56
Speaker 15: That's exact opposite of a free and fair America. And
36:00
Speaker 15: so I think that there needs to be accountability. And
36:03
Speaker 15: I think the cash Metel and Pam Bonnie should know
36:06
Speaker 15: that they would have the support of the American people
36:08
Speaker 15: if they went that route.
36:11
Speaker 1: Now, you talked about a free and fair America, and
36:14
Speaker 1: President Trump talked about voter ID laws and the importance
36:19
Speaker 1: of fair and free elections.
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Speaker 2: Have a listen, why would.
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Speaker 7: Anybody not one voter?
36:26
Speaker 10: I d one reason? Because they want to cheat.
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Speaker 2: There's only one reason.
36:31
Speaker 7: They make up all excuses, they say, it's racist, they
36:35
Speaker 7: come up with things. You almost say, what imagination they have.
36:38
Speaker 10: They want to cheat.
36:39
Speaker 7: They have cheated, and their policy is.
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Speaker 8: So bad that the only way they can get elected
36:44
Speaker 8: is to cheat.
36:45
Speaker 7: And we're going to stop it. We have to stop it.
36:48
Speaker 2: CJ.
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Speaker 1: He also noted Zora and Ma'm Danny the mayor of
36:52
Speaker 1: New York. He wants you to produce two forms of
36:54
Speaker 1: ID to shovel snow in New York City. But you
36:58
Speaker 1: don't need ID to vote to take part in the
37:01
Speaker 1: democratic process. And the Democrats are willing to die on
37:07
Speaker 1: that hill. Despite the polls showing this policy is wildly
37:11
Speaker 1: popular with all sides of politics, they will not allow it.
37:18
Speaker 15: Yeah, because they would rather cheat to win.
37:20
Speaker 10: The President was absolutely right.
37:21
Speaker 15: They're more than eighty percent of the American people's support
37:24
Speaker 15: the America Act, which would do a simple thing that
37:28
Speaker 15: we all probably agree just makes sense that you should
37:32
Speaker 15: require ID to vote in our elections. If you are
37:35
Speaker 15: required to show an ID to buy a shot oft tequila,
37:37
Speaker 15: if you're required to show an ID to check out
37:39
Speaker 15: a library book, then you should certainly be required to
37:43
Speaker 15: show an ID to participate in our democracy.
37:46
Speaker 10: Right.
37:47
Speaker 15: You know, for a long time it was so interesting
37:48
Speaker 15: to me because in twenty sixteen, all the Democrats cared
37:51
Speaker 15: about was election integrity. But came when it came to
37:53
Speaker 15: twenty twenty, they all of a sudden did not care anymore.
37:55
Speaker 15: And now they cann't even be bothered even discuss the
37:58
Speaker 15: issue Now the gas in the American people to believe
38:01
Speaker 15: in that people that look like me, members of the
38:03
Speaker 15: black community aren't even smart enough to get an ID, Now,
38:06
Speaker 15: that is just beyond the pair.
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Speaker 1: Well, talking about gas lighting, I noticed Joey Bahar on
38:13
Speaker 1: the View saying that the Republicans want to introduce voter
38:17
Speaker 1: or ID because they want to cheat to win.
38:19
Speaker 2: So that is just one of.
38:21
Speaker 1: The more outrageous statements I've heard, But it was on
38:25
Speaker 1: the View, so we can't be surprised.
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Speaker 2: CJ. It's been an absolute pleasure. Thanks for your time tonight,
38:32
Speaker 2: always get to see you.
38:34
Speaker 1: Still to come, we'll have the latest royal and celebrity news,
38:37
Speaker 1: including Harry and Meghan on a humanitarian mission. Kinsey Schofield
38:42
Speaker 1: is next. Welcome back joining me now celebrity and royal
38:54
Speaker 1: commentator Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, let's start with Britney Spears. The
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Speaker 1: former pop superstar has sparked serious concerns about her mental
39:04
Speaker 1: health after she poisted more bizarre videos of herself behaving erratically.
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Speaker 13: Have a look, ah.
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Speaker 2: Now, Kinsey.
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Speaker 1: The second video we showed there has since been removed
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Speaker 1: from Instagram, and we've got to say this isn't the
39:33
Speaker 1: first time her behavior has raised eyebrows, particularly her social
39:38
Speaker 1: media activity.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's clear that Britney's family relationships have been complicated,
39:44
Speaker 3: and I think anyone in that position would benefit from
39:47
Speaker 3: trusted support around them. Unfortunately, she has little to none.
39:51
Speaker 3: I'm not a doctor, but judging by her social media
39:53
Speaker 3: activity and some of the headlines surrounding her erratic behavior,
39:57
Speaker 3: especially on airplanes on trips lately, I'd make a case
40:01
Speaker 3: that the court system and maybe even medical systems here
40:04
Speaker 3: in the United States have failed her. I wish she
40:08
Speaker 3: would get the proper help she deserves. But as you know,
40:11
Speaker 3: she recently sold her music catalog for almost two two
40:15
Speaker 3: hundred million dollars, and when you have that type of money,
40:18
Speaker 3: you attract a lot of yes people, a.
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Speaker 1: Lot of yes people, a lot of parasites, and the
40:26
Speaker 1: sort of people perhaps she's not equipped to deal with. Now,
40:29
Speaker 1: let's turn our attention to Prince Harry and Meghan Markel.
40:33
Speaker 1: They're on a surprise humanitarian visit to Jordan Kinsey.
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Speaker 3: Tell me more, Rita, I think that this is going
40:40
Speaker 3: to be a much bigger story. According to honest reporting,
40:42
Speaker 3: Prince Harry and Meghan I met refugees and aid workers
40:45
Speaker 3: to spotlighte relief efforts, but the final stop has ignited controversy.
40:51
Speaker 3: The youth center they visited is run by Questscope, a
40:55
Speaker 3: local NGO. Independent scrutiny shows some of the organization's staff
40:59
Speaker 3: have shared social media posts that appeared to glorify Hamas
41:03
Speaker 3: and related violence. You know, a designated terrorist organization by
41:08
Speaker 3: the US and the UK.
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Speaker 2: I don't know about over there.
41:10
Speaker 3: I'm assuming yes, but they have raised immediate questions about yeah,
41:15
Speaker 3: vetting and judgment. Critics are asking what due diligence was
41:19
Speaker 3: done before lending this royal prestige to an organization with
41:23
Speaker 3: that online history, and what does this say about King
41:27
Speaker 3: Charles and his lack of control. I think a lot
41:32
Speaker 3: of people are going to call for these two to
41:34
Speaker 3: have their title stripped because you can't. You've got to
41:38
Speaker 3: do the homework if you're going to force this fake
41:41
Speaker 3: royal identity.
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Speaker 1: Well, yeah, that they don't have official duties it when
41:47
Speaker 1: it serves them, they carry on like they're working royals
41:51
Speaker 1: and they're not. Meanwhile, we've learned that Fergie, Sarah Ferguson,
41:55
Speaker 1: has been desperately trying to break into Hollywood. This is
41:59
Speaker 1: before her disgrace ex husband Andrew's arrest Kinsey, she was
42:04
Speaker 1: apparently trying to get her twenty twenty one romance novel
42:08
Speaker 1: Her Heart for a Compass made into a TV series.
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Speaker 3: Flaming is Everything in Hollywood, and Fergie trying to sell
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Speaker 3: her coarse ripping story as the Epstein files were dropped.
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Speaker 2: I was the definition of bad timing.
42:23
Speaker 3: No one wants to associate Sarah with sexy time in
42:26
Speaker 3: the middle of one of the biggest global sex scandals
42:28
Speaker 3: in history. Bill gets his multiple affairs was bad enough.
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Speaker 10: Fifty Shades of.
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Speaker 3: Fergie, I need to bleach my brain. Okay, no, thank you.
42:38
Speaker 2: Fifty Shades of Fergie. Now that that is a brilliant
42:41
Speaker 2: title that could work. That could work. Maybe Netflix would
42:45
Speaker 2: be interested.
42:46
Speaker 1: Now let's hear from activist actress Kristen Stewart.
42:50
Speaker 2: Kristen Steward, I should.
42:51
Speaker 1: Say here she is opining on how she would miss
42:55
Speaker 1: immigrants in La Immigrants.
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Speaker 16: I can't stand the idea that the dismantling of the
43:03
Speaker 16: culture that did have a hand in like making me
43:06
Speaker 16: who I am, which is so meaningless in the face
43:09
Speaker 16: of people's lives being like completely unearthed, uprooted, destroyed, like
43:13
Speaker 16: just the vib this is, this is like not who
43:15
Speaker 16: we are, so like where I'm from, I don't identify
43:19
Speaker 16: with that right now, and so like I definitely am
43:23
Speaker 16: dying every day thinking, so, do we make movies about this?
43:26
Speaker 16: Do we throw all of our money at it? Do
43:28
Speaker 16: we stop buying burgers in the daytime?
43:31
Speaker 2: What do we do about this?
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Speaker 16: Like, I can't, I can't fathom that it's happening until
43:37
Speaker 16: it doesn't happen. It's like, uh uh, Los Angeles doesn't
43:42
Speaker 16: exist without.
43:43
Speaker 14: All of us.
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Speaker 1: You know, I applied Robert de Niro earlier. And there's
43:49
Speaker 1: something to be said about banning actors from speaking publicly
43:53
Speaker 1: unless they're reading from a script, because that is just
43:57
Speaker 1: that's painful.
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Speaker 2: And the Internet had a field day with a Kinsey.
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Speaker 3: I mean she's talking to Architectural Digest. I mean some
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Speaker 3: of the comments say, like I followed this page for
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Speaker 3: architecture another just show me a cool bathroom please, and
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Speaker 3: words are not her gift? I mean, do we start
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Speaker 3: buying burgers in the daturgers?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that was my favorite bit too.
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Speaker 1: Well, I think in her mind it makes sense now
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Speaker 1: to another activist and sometime actress, comic Rosio O'Donnell. Her
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Speaker 1: daughter Chelsea, has been made headlines after she was accused
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Speaker 1: of touching a man's genitals without his permission, leading to
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Speaker 1: her being thrown behind bars and her probation for various
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Speaker 1: other offenses being terminated.
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Speaker 2: Kinsey, what more can you tell me about this case?
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Speaker 3: Well, what I can tell you about this case is
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Speaker 3: that you know, Rosie should probably focus on her own
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Speaker 3: drama versus trying to tell us all how to vote
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Speaker 3: and how to live our lives. She did previously state
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Speaker 3: that Chelsea has addiction issues, But what does it say
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Speaker 3: about Rosie that she flees the country while her child
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Speaker 3: is clearly out of control? Stay home and get your
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Speaker 3: family in order before dishing out political advice to everyone else.
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Speaker 2: Well, Rosie herself is obviously troubled.
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Speaker 1: We mock her for her trumped arrangement syndrome, but it's
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Speaker 1: a real.
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Speaker 2: Condition when it comes to her.
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Speaker 1: She has spoken about her therapist telling her to stop
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Speaker 1: posting about Donald Trump. Just trying to go forty eight
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Speaker 1: hours without posting about Donald Trump, and Kinsey, she can't
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Speaker 1: do it.
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Speaker 3: She can't do it, and she I believe this has
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Speaker 3: become her purpose in life. Frida I believe this has
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Speaker 3: become her brand. I don't think that she wants to
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Speaker 3: make people laugh anymore. I don't think that she wants
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Speaker 3: to be a movie star anymore. I feel like she's
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Speaker 3: given that up and she just wants to be an activist.
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Speaker 2: And you're not very good at it.
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Speaker 3: Like i'd go to the comedy bit, we enjoyed you
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Speaker 3: in that arena.
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you she is good at it in a
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Speaker 1: sort of a perverse way, because I think she's the
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Speaker 1: type of activists that pushes people towards the Republicans.
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Speaker 2: People who are on the fence.
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Speaker 1: They look at her antics and that they don't want
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Speaker 1: to be siding with whoever she's supporting. Now, before you go,
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Speaker 1: a church goer whose Sunday service was stormed by Don
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Speaker 1: Lemon and his entourage has a farther lawsuit against the
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Speaker 1: journalist and the other protesters, saying they caused her to
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Speaker 1: suffer severe emotional distress.
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Speaker 2: What more can you tell me about this one, Kinsey.
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Speaker 3: Well, we're gonna have to wait and see what happens here, obviously,
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Speaker 3: but the woman claims Dine acted with a group of
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Speaker 3: protesters and that one protester admitted on social media to
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Speaker 3: assisting Don with logistics and local contacts in support of
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Speaker 3: the operation. According to the Peoper's don't appeared to take
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Speaker 3: satisfact in the disruption as he live streamed the event.
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Speaker 3: I feel like we could see that for ourselves. But
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Speaker 3: he won't be taking satisfaction. If he has to declare
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Speaker 3: bankruptcy over this drama, hopefully it makes him, you know,
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Speaker 3: take more accountability of his actions going forward.
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Speaker 1: Well, in the aftermath before he was charged, he was
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Speaker 1: talking about how anyone who was objecting to his behavior
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Speaker 1: was obviously entitled and a white supremacist. I mean, some
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Speaker 1: of his rationalizations were quite extraordinary, and he's been loving
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Speaker 1: the attention ever since. He's been painting himself as a victim,
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Speaker 1: pretending like he's been persecuted by the Trump administration when
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Speaker 1: it's a grand jury that's indicted him.
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Speaker 2: So, yes, Don Lemon.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure he'll be featuring on this program for many
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Speaker 1: months to come. Kinsisco Field, thanks for your time, and that's.
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Speaker 2: All the time we have. Don't go anywhere. Nears Night
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