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Speaker 1: Is the gold perform it.
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Speaker 2: Tonight another regional airline faces collapse and you Minister Chris
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Speaker 2: Bowen humiliated again. Today's he flogs yet another Green scheme
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Speaker 2: that he reckons will save us. Also tonight one of
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Speaker 2: the greens most disgusting stunts yet, complaining that the Prime
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Speaker 2: Minister is allowing a company to sell a machine that,
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Speaker 2: oh no, saves Israeli lives. Can't have that. How sick
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Speaker 2: and strange are the Greens and the ABC is upset
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Speaker 2: with us again? How we laugh? But first, these paras Olympics,
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Speaker 2: they are warning global warming believers are bullies who will
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Speaker 2: make your life harder, hungrier, and sweatier. These games also
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Speaker 2: give us hope that people power can defeat them. Certainly
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Speaker 2: angry athletes can. The organizers of these Paris Games the
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Speaker 2: global warming zealots, who decided from the start that these
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Speaker 2: would be the Green Games. These organizers, in their chauffeured limos,
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Speaker 2: were going to force the athletes to join their global
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Speaker 2: warming crusade and cut their emissions. For a start, there
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Speaker 2: would be no air conditioners in the athlete's village, said
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Speaker 2: the Paris mayor also has the Olympics Infrastructure Organization tancy.
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Speaker 3: For fair conference, Boris pety defect conusm Uborg, precipice, Conte
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Speaker 3: Alabascuel irreversibilities for change, montemtic.
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Speaker 1: E completed athletic.
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Speaker 2: Now these athletes had to just suffer for the planet.
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Speaker 2: The same mayor said, and I quote, I have a
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Speaker 2: lot of respect for the comfort of athletes, but I
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Speaker 2: think a lot more about the survival of humanity. Will
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Speaker 2: all die if these athletes are allowed to turn on
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Speaker 2: the air con and that's when the temperature today and
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Speaker 2: tomorrow in Paris is expected to be in the high thirties,
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Speaker 2: with humidity making that even worse. And that's not all.
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Speaker 2: Supplies of meat and eggs were also cut. The athletes
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Speaker 2: had to go hungry or at least stop eating so
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Speaker 2: much animal produce because cows, you know, are bad for
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Speaker 2: the planet or those emissions. And again the bullying, I mean,
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Speaker 2: what the athletes actually want to eat themselves. They didn't count.
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Speaker 2: At the London Olympics, athletes actually ate twenty percent of
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Speaker 2: their meals at McDonald's. But in Paris these games, McDonald's
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Speaker 2: has been banned, especially chicken nuggets. They're banned, and red
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Speaker 2: meat has been limited as well. Instead, the organiser said
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Speaker 2: sixty percent of the athlete's food had to be vegan.
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Speaker 2: The president of the Paris Olympics said, it's our responsibility
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Speaker 2: to educate the people who'll be engaged in Paris twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty four. It's a collective duty now to change our
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Speaker 2: habits and definitely to reduce our carbon footprint. And this
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Speaker 2: full appointed himself as the teacher to educate everyone else.
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Speaker 2: It didn't matter if the athletes didn't approve of this crusade,
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Speaker 2: didn't want to join this crusade, didn't want to be educated,
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Speaker 2: didn't want to eat the tofu chicken, preferred the hamburgers instead.
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Speaker 2: None of that mattered. In fact, it didn't even matter
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Speaker 2: if they wanted a good night's sleep. The athletes even
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Speaker 2: had to sleep in recyclable cardboard beds. Too bad if
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Speaker 2: they wanted a great rest in a feather down or
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Speaker 2: something ahead of the most important competition in their lives.
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Speaker 2: It's actually rock salen and that's the green movement for you.
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Speaker 2: Haven't you noticed it yourself? Run by bullies who like
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Speaker 2: being bullies, like forcing other people to live their dreams.
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Speaker 2: Mean seriously, But this time the athletes aped up about
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Speaker 2: the food and the lack of air con about the
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Speaker 2: beds and even the lack of air conditioning on the buses.
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Speaker 2: Former Olympics medalist James Menderson in Paris as a commentator
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Speaker 2: warned that the lack of world records early in the
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Speaker 2: game spoils down to this whole eco friendly carbon footprint
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Speaker 2: vegan first mentality rather than high performers, and.
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Speaker 4: He mocked the new vegan dart I joked last night
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Speaker 4: about the amount of vegan options in the village that
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Speaker 4: they're running out of meat. Well, Australian heavyweight boxer has
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Speaker 4: come out. He wanted limb chops maximum two chops per person.
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Speaker 4: Guys six foot six be one hundred and ten at
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Speaker 4: the best, two chops.
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Speaker 2: Or miss He's come here as a heavyweight. He'll go
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Speaker 2: a hammer's a middle ag. He also just speaking for himself.
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Speaker 2: The protests from the athletes went right to the top
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Speaker 2: and the Green Bullets was finally forced to pull their
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Speaker 2: heads in. The organizers have now brought in more meat,
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Speaker 2: more eggs, ordered in two and a half thousand portable
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Speaker 2: air conditions, about one for every three rooms. Still right,
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Speaker 2: so a lot of people are going to miss out
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Speaker 2: and the Strand has also got extra mattress toppers for
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Speaker 2: a softer sleep victory, and.
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Speaker 5: We get reports and all those things that are problems
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Speaker 5: on lack of low protein and the diets early that
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Speaker 5: not anymore.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 2: This whole debarcle really shows how arrogant the climate warriors
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Speaker 2: running the Paris Games really are. And it's great that
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Speaker 2: the athletes of the profile and the power to get
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Speaker 2: some of these global warming rules bent for them. For
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Speaker 2: the spectators, of course, they don't have that power, so
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Speaker 2: for them nothing changes. And of Anu Gluck and Cord,
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Speaker 2: for instance, the only food that can buy is still
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Speaker 2: only vegetarian, no meat. And this is in France, the
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Speaker 2: home of berth burgignor what's a joke. This is a
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Speaker 2: country that it's almost twice as much meat per person
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Speaker 2: and the rest of the world, and yet the organizers
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Speaker 2: act like, you know, their little global warming monks. This
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Speaker 2: is a country that actually is first Michelin star vegan
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Speaker 2: restaurant only three years ago and it closed the year later.
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Speaker 2: That's a global warming elite for you, isn't it. Do
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Speaker 2: what we say, not what you want. You have to stop,
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Speaker 2: oh here, we've got to stop buying petrol cars we
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Speaker 2: have to pay much more for electricity, We have to
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Speaker 2: put up with hideous wind fars, vanolids in the countryside
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Speaker 2: in Victoria, kind of gas in a new home, et cetera,
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Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera. Doesn't matter if any of this
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Speaker 2: makes doesn't matter, if it makes no measurable difference to
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Speaker 2: the climate. You suffering makes these bullies feel good. And
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Speaker 2: Paris that's been gold metal bullying. But at least the
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Speaker 2: athletes they putting up with it. Joined me from Paris
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Speaker 2: Is Scony's correspondent Matt Cunningham, Matt, great to see you
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Speaker 2: look originally nowhere, conditioners, limited meat, carble beds, the whole
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Speaker 2: global warming fan dango. How did that go down with
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Speaker 2: the athletes?
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Speaker 7: Well, not too well, I think, Andrew, as you've been explaining,
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Speaker 7: they've been well according to James Magnus, and he says
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Speaker 7: they've never been more complaints from an athlete's village than
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Speaker 7: we've seen here at Paris in twenty twenty four. Pretty
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Speaker 7: remarkable stuff, particularly on the issue of the food organizers
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Speaker 7: saying they wanted the athlete's village to be sixty percent vegan,
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Speaker 7: but that caused all sorts of issues, particularly with athletes
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Speaker 7: like weightlifters and boxes who needed to get a certain
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Speaker 7: amount of protein into their diet. So the Australian Olympic
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Speaker 7: Committee says that these are teething issues we see all
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Speaker 7: the time, that they've been resolved now, but certainly not
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Speaker 7: a great experience to start the games for many of
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Speaker 7: those athletes.
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't have thought so, I mean, man, I hatred.
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Speaker 2: You're from Darwin, where the temperature average usually is around
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Speaker 2: thirty three degrees in humor. What's it like in Paris
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Speaker 2: right now? Particularly for Olympians that still don't have airicon
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Speaker 2: in their rooms?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, not too bad for me, Andrew. I've got to
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Speaker 7: say I'm used to this weather. It's probably a bit
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Speaker 7: cooler that I'm used to to be honest, But yeah,
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Speaker 7: you wouldn't want to be some of those athletes at
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Speaker 7: the Olympics village.
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Speaker 5: I mean.
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Speaker 7: One of the bizarre things about this is Games organizers
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Speaker 7: have been all about being environmentally friendly and being on
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Speaker 7: sort of a social justice crusade. The great twist here
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Speaker 7: is that the people who are going to be in
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Speaker 7: the rooms with no air conditioning are going to be
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Speaker 7: those from the poorer countries. The Australians and the United States,
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Speaker 7: they've been able to bring in their own air conditioning,
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Speaker 7: but a lot of those athletes who come from poorer
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Speaker 7: nations their countries haven't been able to afford to do
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Speaker 7: the same thing.
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Speaker 2: That's there, you go. I mean, that is just an
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Speaker 2: example of the global iniquity and inequity of the global
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Speaker 2: warming religion. James Magnuson was also claiming that the green
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Speaker 2: agenda was affecting performance as a lack of records. Is
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Speaker 2: that far fetched?
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Speaker 7: Well, he know better than me, so I think we
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Speaker 7: probably have to take him at his word. I mean,
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Speaker 7: you don't have to delve into the logic too far
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Speaker 7: to see where he's coming from, though. I mean, if
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Speaker 7: you're an athlete in an event like weightlifting and you
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Speaker 7: can't get an up red meat into your diet, you
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Speaker 7: can see how that could affect your performance. If you're
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Speaker 7: a swimmer and you're not getting as much sleep as
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Speaker 7: you ordinary ordinarily would, because are you sleeping in an
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Speaker 7: unair conditioned room on a cardboard bed, then you know,
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Speaker 7: obviously that's something that's going to affect your performance.
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Speaker 2: I wonder how they got away with the first so
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Speaker 2: long though it's just crazy, isn't it? Here? What was
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Speaker 2: going through the organizer's mind that going green? And you
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Speaker 2: actually heard the Mirror of Paris say, yes, well, the
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Speaker 2: athletes performance comfort is one thing, but I care about
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Speaker 2: the survival of humanity. How they could think that going
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Speaker 2: green was more important than the comfort of athletes facing
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Speaker 2: perhaps the biggest day of competition in their lives.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm lucky or perhaps unlucky enough Andrew to be
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Speaker 7: on the receiving end of the media releases that come
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Speaker 7: out of the Paris Media Center from the local government,
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Speaker 7: and some of the stuff that gets put out there
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Speaker 7: is pretty extraordinary. And it is all about this green crusade,
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Speaker 7: you know, that seems to have taken priority over, like
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Speaker 7: you say, the welfare of the athlete's fairly extraordinary when
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Speaker 7: you think that, you know, there's ten and a half people,
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Speaker 7: ten and a half thousand athletes that are flying to
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Speaker 7: Paris for this event, and so many more are the
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Speaker 7: staff and media and whoever else, and yet they're on
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Speaker 7: this green crusade. I mean with the food, they were
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Speaker 7: sort of making the bold claim that every meal that
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Speaker 7: was served at the athlete's village here in Paris was
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Speaker 7: going to have sort of half the carbon footprint of
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Speaker 7: any meal that had been served at the Olympics before. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 7: it also had half of the protein that the athletes
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Speaker 7: needed to do their job. So you know, they've got
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Speaker 7: themselves into a horrible mess here. They had to come
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Speaker 7: out yesterday and announce that they were ordering in another
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Speaker 7: seven hundred kilograms of eggs another ton of beef to
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Speaker 7: make sure that every one of the village is satisfied.
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Speaker 7: So I think it really has been a spectacular oron
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Speaker 7: goal from the organizers here in Paris.
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Speaker 2: I reckon a great assignment would be trying to find
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Speaker 2: out what they load on their plates in the privacy
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Speaker 2: of their apartments or their little dinners with the celebrity
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Speaker 2: with your VIPs. I bet you that might be Vegan. Look, Matt, finally,
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Speaker 2: you know my heart goes out to you. You're from Darwin,
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Speaker 2: You're from the territory. This is a The territory is
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Speaker 2: a place of big steaks, lots of them. Are you
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Speaker 2: being having trouble finding a good steak where you?
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Speaker 7: Well, I guess this is a bizarre thing too, Andrew,
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Speaker 7: because well, steak might be scarce in the athletes village.
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Speaker 7: You can't walk five meters without finding a good steak
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Speaker 7: here in Paris. I've got my cameraman Tim with me.
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Speaker 7: I've seen him eat about three or four already since
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Speaker 7: we've been here. I think I had a kebab for
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Speaker 7: dinner last night. You know, the French eat meat like
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Speaker 7: you know we eat potatoes. They they can't get enough
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Speaker 7: of the stuff that The food is amazing, it's magnificent,
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Speaker 7: and not much of it that we're seeing in the
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Speaker 7: restaurants is vegan. In fact, I don't think I've seen
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Speaker 7: a vegan restaurant in Paris since i've been here. You
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Speaker 7: see more vegan restaurants in the trendy suburbs of Melbourne
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Speaker 7: than you see here. But certainly they've had that theme
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Speaker 7: at the Athletes Village and I think they're regretting it
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Speaker 7: probably at the moment.
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Speaker 2: Oh what a laugh. Matt Cunningham, thank you so much
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Speaker 2: in d for your time. I'll tell you what this is.
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Speaker 2: This is an insight into that global warmest minty, the bullying,
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Speaker 2: the extraordinary incapacity to actually think about the people you're
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Speaker 2: supposed to serve instead of actually making their lives harder,
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Speaker 2: as we are seeing in this country. Now before I
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Speaker 2: get to very bad news for people wanting to catch
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Speaker 2: flights around regional Australia and speaking of global warming craziness,
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Speaker 2: what a debarkle the albanies of government's global warming crusaders
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Speaker 2: turning out to be. And today there was more high fast,
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Speaker 2: more humiliation. There was Energy Minister Chris Bowe today claiming
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Speaker 2: that Australia would become a world leader in making some
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Speaker 2: kind of renewable fuel for aeroplanes to cut the huge
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Speaker 2: emissions from them. In fact, you know this government's already
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Speaker 2: promised to spend one point seven billion of your money
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Speaker 2: to develop that fuel.
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Speaker 8: We know the opportunities are enormous for Australia and New
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Speaker 8: Zealand to be key parts of the supply chain for
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Speaker 8: sustainable aviation fuel across not just our region but the world.
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Speaker 2: So that was today Bowen getting up there. The treasure
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Speaker 2: was with him too, declaring we had this great opportunity
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Speaker 2: from this renewable fuel, we just needed to you know,
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Speaker 2: put more effort into making it. But just ours earlier,
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Speaker 2: Air New Zealand said it's dropping its emissions targets because
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Speaker 2: this kind of renewable fuel would actually cost too much
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Speaker 2: and he didn't have the planes to use it. In fact,
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Speaker 2: renewable fuels right now supplying the zero point two percent
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Speaker 2: of aviation fuel today. Yet once again Bowen seems not
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Speaker 2: to care when hard facts hid him in the face.
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Speaker 2: His answer when challenged, well, what's the great opportunity in there,
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Speaker 2: New Zealand says you know, no, thank you. Oh well
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Speaker 2: we'll just have to spend even more taxpayer money. Then.
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Speaker 8: I think it's a reminder of the challenges and a
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Speaker 8: reminder of that need to lean in and help companies
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Speaker 8: do it.
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Speaker 2: Don't you see how insane this is. I'm sure you do.
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Speaker 2: Here's Chris Bonne and whole Albanezi government chasing these totally
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Speaker 2: improven technologies like green hydrogen as well green hydrogen, but
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Speaker 2: meanwhile banning the nuclear power that is proven that works.
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Speaker 2: Even though new Pole in from Redbridge that just fifty
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Speaker 2: two percent of Australian voters now support nuclear energy and
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Speaker 2: just twenty two percent are against. The voters aren't falling
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Speaker 2: for Labour's scares like you know nuclear will get three
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Speaker 2: eyed fish. That's so stupid. That will shackle the eighteen
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Speaker 2: year old have had on the show he runs nuclear
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Speaker 2: for Australia. He had fun mocking at all when he
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Speaker 2: visited California's the Arbleau Canyon Reactor, and when fishing in
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Speaker 2: the waters around it caught plenty too.
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Speaker 9: So did any of them have three eyes?
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Speaker 1: Not that I could see.
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Speaker 2: Joining me is National Senator Mat Canavan, the Forman Resources
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Speaker 2: miss the Matt great to see you. Look. This pole
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Speaker 2: suggests actually the opposition is winning this debate about nuclear power.
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Speaker 2: They're not believing Chris Bowen.
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Speaker 1: Well, this is not an outlier of a poll, Andrew.
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Speaker 10: It's been clear for some time that the Australian people
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Speaker 10: do want us a government to consider nuclear energy. I
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Speaker 10: think that has been the outcome of the fact that
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Speaker 10: their electricity bills have been going through the roof while
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Speaker 10: they're being told a lie.
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Speaker 1: That renewable energy will bring them down.
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Speaker 10: So whatever the Labor Party likes to convince themselves with
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Speaker 10: their latest mantra, you know, we often hear the refrain
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Speaker 10: that renewable energy is the cheapest form of power that
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Speaker 10: stands in in start contrast to every quarter when your
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Speaker 10: bill turns up and it gets higher and higher and higher.
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Speaker 10: I just had a dad today of six children say
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Speaker 10: to me, how he put solar on his roof a
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Speaker 10: few years ago, thinking that this would be the savior,
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Speaker 10: and it did save his bills for a little while,
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Speaker 10: and now his bill is back up too, higher than
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Speaker 10: what it was before he put solar panels on his roof.
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Speaker 1: So that reality, that reality biting.
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Speaker 10: In my view, is what has led to people reconsidering
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Speaker 10: technologies like nuclear power. And it's a huge opportunity for
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Speaker 10: the liberal and national parties to say, look, we'll have
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Speaker 10: the guts to back that. In my view, would also
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Speaker 10: allowed us to back coal fire power as well. I
17:31
Speaker 10: think what people want here at cheaper bills. They don't
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Speaker 10: really care what type of power it is. If it
17:35
Speaker 10: can bring down their power bills, people will support it.
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Speaker 2: Yes, they're like the athletes in an Olympic village wondering
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Speaker 2: what the hell the people above them, the crazies they
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Speaker 2: are doing. Two Rex now. Four months ago Matt, we
17:51
Speaker 2: had one regional airlone bonzer collapse. Maybe REX could now
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Speaker 2: collapse as well, said trading in its shares halted, it's
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Speaker 2: not taking bookings on its unprofitable city routes. Is reportedly
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Speaker 2: about to call in the administrators after losing We're told
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Speaker 2: about a million dollars a week in trying to break
18:10
Speaker 2: into those city routes. The Prime Minister didn't seem that
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Speaker 2: sympathetic given Rex's strategy of trying to take on Quantus
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Speaker 2: and Virgin to fly into This is serious.
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Speaker 6: We are concerned about REX. It's an important regional airline.
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Speaker 6: What we will do, though, is examine any proposals. Rex
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Speaker 6: received substantial government support with no conditions attached. One of
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Speaker 6: the things that I expressed concern about was that no conditions.
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Speaker 2: Well, there's a hint that a bailout will come with
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Speaker 2: strings attached. What's going on with REX and what needs
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Speaker 2: to be done.
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Speaker 10: Well, look, I don't have all the answers on Rex's
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Speaker 10: financial situation. It's incredibly sad for the company and for
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Speaker 10: the workers involved. Reports tonight that some workers Cardiven book
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Speaker 10: Uber's at the moment are being locked out of hotels.
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Speaker 10: It's a tough time for them. So my thoughts go
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Speaker 10: to them more than anything else right now. But the
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Speaker 10: problem for the Prime Minister and the government is they
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Speaker 10: have proven themselves time and time again to not be
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Speaker 10: a government for the transport sector or airline consumers, but
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Speaker 10: a government for Quantus. We saw that last year and
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Speaker 10: the inexplicable decision on Qatar Airways, and we also saw
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Speaker 10: it earlier this year with much less publicity over their
19:34
Speaker 10: response to what was called the Sydney Slots Review. In effect,
19:37
Speaker 10: they squibbed that response and rejected any suggestion that other
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Speaker 10: airlines should have greater access to spaces parking spaces effectively
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Speaker 10: at Sydney Airport, and that's made the environment for companies
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Speaker 10: like Rex much harder.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 10: I don't know if that's exactly why they've fallen over here,
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Speaker 10: but it's pretty clear that Anthony Albanezi bends over backwards
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Speaker 10: to help the dominant player in their line market, just
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Speaker 10: as he's bending over backwards to protect coals and woolwords
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Speaker 10: from any further stricter regulation in the supermarket industry.
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Speaker 1: It just goes.
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Speaker 10: It goes with a pattern here, a behavior from the
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Speaker 10: Model Labor Party that they always seem to take the
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Speaker 10: side of big business.
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Speaker 2: Well, talking about patterns, Matt the Obanty's government broke one
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Speaker 2: big promise, as you know, we've said repeatedly to cut
20:22
Speaker 2: power bills by two hundred and seventy five dollars. To
20:24
Speaker 2: look where it've gone instead. Now it looks like breaking
20:27
Speaker 2: this promise to to build one point two million homes
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Speaker 2: in just five years to end the housing crisis that's
20:35
Speaker 2: largely caused by having too many immigrants. Thanks to this government,
20:38
Speaker 2: that works out to building two hundred and forty thousand
20:41
Speaker 2: homes every year for five years. But new data shows
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Speaker 2: that we're building only one hundred and sixty three thousand homes.
20:49
Speaker 2: It's eighty thousand homes a year short. After six percent
20:52
Speaker 2: fall in new home approvals. We're never going to build
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Speaker 2: those new homes. So what do we do instead?
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Speaker 10: Well, the math is terrible for Australian home owners or
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Speaker 10: people who want to home in Australia, home buyers I
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Speaker 10: should say renters.
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Speaker 1: It's a terrible mathematic situation here.
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Speaker 10: Last year, last financial year, the Albanizi government took in
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Speaker 10: or allowed more than five hundred thousand people into this country.
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Speaker 10: And as you say, we're building just one hundred and
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Speaker 10: sixty thousand homes a year, I mean, you do the math.
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Speaker 10: This is why we've got tense cities popping up all
21:25
Speaker 10: around this country. It's coming into my city now. We're
21:28
Speaker 10: seeing more and more people having to live in tents.
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Speaker 10: I never thought we'd see that in Australia, but it's
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Speaker 10: happened under this government in the just two years because
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Speaker 10: we're taking in far too many people and not building
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Speaker 10: enough homes. Now we need to calibrate that immigration intake
21:42
Speaker 10: to our home building. I'd love us to build more homes.
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Speaker 10: I think that should be an objective, obviously an objective
21:47
Speaker 10: of the Albanezy government is not meeting right now. But
21:50
Speaker 10: before we worry about that, we can control our borders.
21:52
Speaker 10: We saw during COVID we can control the nation's borders.
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Speaker 10: So let's control the borders and calibrate the number of
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Speaker 10: people coming to this tree, to the houses we have
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Speaker 10: available so that Australians here don't have to live intents
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Speaker 10: with their families.
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Speaker 2: I can't agree more. The immigration intake has been insane
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Speaker 2: and the poor in particular are paying for it. Matt Canavan,
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Speaker 2: thank you so much for your time. Coming up. Kamala Harris,
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Speaker 2: that's the best way to beat Donald Trump is to
22:22
Speaker 2: go for the drag queen vote. Kamala Harris is giving
22:30
Speaker 2: Donald Trump a huge scare, but her honeymoon could actually
22:34
Speaker 2: be ending. She might just be too flaky after all. Now,
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Speaker 2: it's true, Harris, has raised record money since the Democrats
22:42
Speaker 2: force President Joe bun to quit the election race against
22:44
Speaker 2: Trump and chose Harris as vice president instead. The media's
22:49
Speaker 2: got so excited they're pumping her ties. Yet Trump still
22:54
Speaker 2: leads in polls in most of the swing states that
22:56
Speaker 2: will decide this election in November. And one problem for Harris,
23:01
Speaker 2: I think is that she spent a lot of her
23:04
Speaker 2: first week as the Democrat candidate still pitching to the
23:07
Speaker 2: parties left, not to Middle America voters who are crucial
23:12
Speaker 2: the swing states. Again. For instance, she even pitched for
23:15
Speaker 2: the backing of drag queens by dropping in on the
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Speaker 2: Rue Paul Show and urging them to vote.
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Speaker 1: And I get an amen.
23:29
Speaker 2: That honestly fingers on the black nails on a blackboard
23:33
Speaker 2: sometimes some of her stunts. Now, it seems that Kamala
23:36
Speaker 2: Harris might just realize now that kind of pitching to
23:40
Speaker 2: you know, Marino minority groups, identity groups instead of the
23:45
Speaker 2: broad it's not going to get us far. So she's
23:47
Speaker 2: now trying to junk past policies that don't fly in say,
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Speaker 2: coal mining Pennsylvania, like the promise that she once made
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Speaker 2: banning fracking for gas. Nope, Oh, we had her on
24:06
Speaker 2: tape doing that, I thought. But anyway, her promise is
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Speaker 2: now gone since her campaign. She's also backflipping on guns.
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Speaker 2: No automatic buyback for assault rifles after all. So joining
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Speaker 2: me is Sean Spicer, Don Trump's first White House spokesman
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Speaker 2: as President. Sean Spicer, thank you so much for your time. Look,
24:24
Speaker 2: even I said last week, you know, to most of us,
24:27
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris is a blank slate and that she's a
24:30
Speaker 2: shape shifter as well as she would try to reinvent
24:33
Speaker 2: herself from a woke leftist to someone reasonable in the middle.
24:39
Speaker 2: How's that transition going for her?
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Speaker 11: Well, first of all, I just got to give you credit.
24:44
Speaker 11: I've used shape shifter over and over again on my podcast.
24:48
Speaker 11: I did give you credit initially, Andrew and said that
24:51
Speaker 11: you said this, and I thought that was the best
24:54
Speaker 11: analogy that I heard. So if you hear it coming
24:56
Speaker 11: back at you, just know that I did give you
24:59
Speaker 11: credit initial. I thought it was such an apt analogy there.
25:03
Speaker 11: But how's it going? Listen, when you have a media
25:06
Speaker 11: as we do in the United States that is willing
25:09
Speaker 11: to whitewash her record, so she can literally be on
25:12
Speaker 11: tape saying something like I absolutely support banning fracking, no
25:16
Speaker 11: question about it. On a CNN townhall stage. She said
25:21
Speaker 11: it on Jimmy fallon a late night show, over and
25:23
Speaker 11: over again. And then she comes out and says I'm
25:26
Speaker 11: against fracking, and they all write the headlines. She came out.
25:29
Speaker 11: They fact checked Donald Trump because he said she gave
25:31
Speaker 11: to something called the Minnesota Freedom Fund, which was a
25:35
Speaker 11: fund after the Black Lives Matter protests that just had
25:40
Speaker 11: you know, tons of destruction and vandalism throughout our cities.
25:44
Speaker 11: They fact checked Trump and said she never said that.
25:47
Speaker 11: Then the Trump team dug up the tweet in which
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Speaker 11: she said, please donate to the Minnesota Freedom Fund.
25:52
Speaker 1: Over and over again.
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Speaker 11: We're finding these examples on her policies and her words
25:56
Speaker 11: where the US media has literally gone out of their
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Speaker 11: way to support her, to wipe her record clean. And
26:05
Speaker 11: so when you you know, she is a blank slate
26:07
Speaker 11: in the sense that the media here will do whatever
26:10
Speaker 11: it takes to make sure that she can be whoever
26:13
Speaker 11: she chooses to be. She can be moderate one day,
26:16
Speaker 11: liberal the next, progressive the day after that, and kind
26:20
Speaker 11: of conservative the day after. Whatever audience she's in front of,
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Speaker 11: they'll let her be that.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's going to be it's got to catch up
26:30
Speaker 2: with her. The Republicans are going to make sure it
26:32
Speaker 2: catches up with it. But you know, there's not that
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Speaker 2: much time. The media is very very pro Kamala Harris
26:38
Speaker 2: on the whole. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's running mate J. D. Vance. Look,
26:43
Speaker 2: we said before, maybe that was too arrogant to pick,
26:45
Speaker 2: you know, when Donald Trump's cruisings Biden and he didn't
26:49
Speaker 2: need to pick someone that's going to win a state,
26:51
Speaker 2: like a governor. But anyway, jdie Vance is having to
26:54
Speaker 2: explain away some of his own past rhetoric, like this
26:57
Speaker 2: attack on cat ladies of all things, and people without children.
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Speaker 12: We're effectively run in this country via the Democrats, via
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Speaker 12: our corporate oligarchs, by a bunch of childless cat ladies
27:09
Speaker 12: who are miserable at their own lives and the choices
27:11
Speaker 12: that they've made, and so they want to make the
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Speaker 12: rest of the country miserable. To Kamala Harris, mayor.
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Speaker 13: Pete Budagig who's now the Secretary of Transportation, Corey Booker
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Speaker 13: AOC think all these people, they're different, they come from
27:25
Speaker 13: different walks of life, different parts of the country. What
27:27
Speaker 13: is the one thing that unites every single one of them.
27:30
Speaker 13: Not a single one of them has any.
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Speaker 2: Children shown Spice. That particular attacks backed a lot of criticism,
27:37
Speaker 2: not just from America's cat ladies, but Jennifer Anderson, the
27:41
Speaker 2: French struggle to have children with the IVF is Jeddie
27:44
Speaker 2: Vans dragging down Donald Trump.
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Speaker 11: Well, look, I mean, if you look at the full
27:49
Speaker 11: context of the speech, he literally started off by saying,
27:52
Speaker 11: there are you know, groups of women that have trouble
27:56
Speaker 11: giving birth, and I feel for them. My comments aren't
27:59
Speaker 11: targeted them. Look, maybe he could have said it better.
28:02
Speaker 11: I think he's gone on to explain what he said
28:05
Speaker 11: the other day and really pushed.
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Speaker 13: Back hard on this.
28:08
Speaker 11: This is a guy who was raised by women. He
28:11
Speaker 11: didn't have a father figure in his life. He married
28:13
Speaker 11: a very strong and successful woman. He understands the role
28:17
Speaker 11: of women in his life and in this country. But
28:21
Speaker 11: I think the point the broader point that he's making,
28:22
Speaker 11: And when he was on another show the other day,
28:25
Speaker 11: he was very clear that the policies of the Democratic
28:27
Speaker 11: Party are anti family and if you're our country, you
28:31
Speaker 11: need to have a next generation to keep the country
28:34
Speaker 11: moving forward. With the Democratic Parties policies, they don't encourage families.
28:41
Speaker 11: They're very anti family. And then you've got this video
28:44
Speaker 11: of Kamala Harris saying that many people don't want to have.
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Speaker 2: Children because of things like climate change.
28:49
Speaker 11: And I think JD was trying to draw that contrast
28:51
Speaker 11: between a party and a ticket with him and Donald
28:54
Speaker 11: Trump that really wants to encourage families, the growth of famiamilies,
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Speaker 11: the maintenance of families, because too often right now, I
29:03
Speaker 11: think what we're suffering in this country, not just in
29:05
Speaker 11: the long term, but even in the short term, are
29:07
Speaker 11: the consequences of policies that don't support families staying together
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Speaker 11: and people having families in the first place.
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Speaker 2: Yes, but as soon as you're explaining, you're on the
29:19
Speaker 2: back foot, and that's.
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Speaker 11: The I no, no, That's why I said, I agree
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Speaker 11: with you Andrew that it probably could have been said better.
29:26
Speaker 11: But look, the reality is that Kamala Harris has about
29:29
Speaker 11: one hundred quotes in the last twenty four hours that
29:31
Speaker 11: have resurfaced with her saying stupid stuff. She said eighteen
29:34
Speaker 11: to twenty four year olds are stupid. That's a key
29:37
Speaker 11: constituency for them. Again, this climate change thing that has
29:41
Speaker 11: come forward where she said that that's why people don't
29:43
Speaker 11: want to have families. She's you and I talked earlier
29:46
Speaker 11: about the flip flop on fracking. So look, did they
29:49
Speaker 11: unearth a clip of JdE Vans from several years ago
29:52
Speaker 11: where he was trying to have a conversation about policies
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Speaker 11: that affect families and probably taken out of context, doesn't
29:59
Speaker 11: go over well. Sure, but I think we're ninety eight
30:02
Speaker 11: days now out from the election.
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Speaker 2: This isn't going to be the first of the last.
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Speaker 2: And don't forget she also wanted Americans suite less red meats.
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Speaker 2: Just speaking like a true Olympics official. It seems a
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Speaker 2: paras Olympics official. Sean Spicer, thank you so much indeed
30:19
Speaker 2: for your time.
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Speaker 1: As always, love it.
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Speaker 2: Thanks Andrew coming up. Journalists acting really weird during these Olympics,
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Speaker 2: and I don't. Just been in the ABC last night
30:36
Speaker 2: to a curious strike that I think explains a lot
30:39
Speaker 2: about the left and why Australia seems to forgotten that
30:43
Speaker 2: you've got to earn it before you spend it. I mean,
30:46
Speaker 2: look at our governments, for heaven's say, now our competitors
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Speaker 2: at the nine newspapers, the Age Citny Morning Herald, the
30:51
Speaker 2: Financial Review have gone on strike for the first five
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Speaker 2: days of the Paris Olympics, knowing that this is when
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Speaker 2: their readers would really like to read these newspapers, and
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Speaker 2: just when there's lots of advertising to pay their wages
31:05
Speaker 2: for a start. Now you might think that's exactly not
31:11
Speaker 2: when you should strike, not unless you think that the
31:15
Speaker 2: company's going to give in, you know, before your readers
31:18
Speaker 2: learn to go somewhere else, before you do permanent damage,
31:21
Speaker 2: real damage. But here's the thing. Last month, these same
31:27
Speaker 2: journeys passed no confidence motion in their boss because two
31:31
Speaker 2: hundred jobs are being cut. The money just isn't coming
31:33
Speaker 2: into the company. The advertising wasn't there. The multimillion dollar
31:36
Speaker 2: year with Meta had ended. They were short of money.
31:39
Speaker 2: There's not the money for all the jobs. But at
31:42
Speaker 2: the very same time, the journeys who keep their jobs,
31:45
Speaker 2: we're complaining about the jobs that were gone. They now
31:47
Speaker 2: go on strike for a bigger pay rise. A bigger
31:51
Speaker 2: pay rise and the one they've been offered, which is
31:53
Speaker 2: between three and four percent a year for three years.
31:56
Speaker 2: I don't want to gloat. I know it's tough. It's
31:58
Speaker 2: probably going to be under inflation and unless you believe
32:02
Speaker 2: the government. But still the timing, the tactics seem off
32:06
Speaker 2: to me. There's less money coming in, but they want
32:09
Speaker 2: more of it and they don't want the job cuts
32:12
Speaker 2: out there. How do they think of business works? How
32:15
Speaker 2: does labor think of business works? Three federal ministers Bill
32:21
Speaker 2: Short and Kater Gallaher, the Finance Minister Hello and Murray
32:25
Speaker 2: Watt all bailed out of a financial review summit today
32:28
Speaker 2: because they didn't like crossing the Financial Review journalists picket line.
32:33
Speaker 2: Hundreds of guests were turned away, more yet more money lost.
32:38
Speaker 2: And how do the Greens think of business works? They've
32:41
Speaker 2: backed the journalist because the nine newspapers are of the left,
32:44
Speaker 2: so they're backing it. They never backstrikers here at sky
32:47
Speaker 2: let me tell you that. But again you got to
32:50
Speaker 2: ask do the Greens understand basic economics? Which is a
32:54
Speaker 2: silly question. Join me is the panel. Will Kinson hosts
32:57
Speaker 2: of Fire at Will, the weekly podcasts from the Spectator
32:59
Speaker 2: and Culture as Scaring New's host Danika di Georgia. Danika,
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Speaker 2: I don't want to gloat about the someone else being
33:07
Speaker 2: on strut. It's tough. It's not about gloating, but I
33:10
Speaker 2: just wonder if this helps explain my SONDI journalists also
33:15
Speaker 2: cheer on big spinning governments leaving Australia with a federal
33:17
Speaker 2: debt rocketing to a trillion dollars estate government debts we
33:20
Speaker 2: told there around the biggest of the world for sub
33:22
Speaker 2: national governments.
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Speaker 14: Well maybe if you're at the ABC, then perhaps that
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Speaker 14: would certainly be the case.
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Speaker 5: Andrew.
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Speaker 14: Look, I want to say, firstly, as a journalist myself,
33:32
Speaker 14: I do feel for those who have lost their jobs
33:34
Speaker 14: because it's such a fickle industry. It's a tough it's
33:37
Speaker 14: a brutal industry, so I do have sympathy for them
33:40
Speaker 14: when there is any redundancies or mass job losses. But
33:43
Speaker 14: what I will say is if this happened in the
33:46
Speaker 14: company I worked for, and I was one of the
33:48
Speaker 14: lucky journalists to keep my job, I would put my
33:51
Speaker 14: head down and continue doing my work. I wouldn't be
33:53
Speaker 14: standing out there marching carrying on. I would thank my
33:57
Speaker 14: lucky stars that I still have a job in what
33:59
Speaker 14: is a very tough in industry. I've got to say
34:01
Speaker 14: I would be keeping at arm's length away from the Greens,
34:04
Speaker 14: Australia's worst economic managers when it comes to this.
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Speaker 1: But I do believe that the boss of.
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Speaker 14: Channel nine has handled this very poorly, going around Paris
34:13
Speaker 14: carrying a torch around. Meanwhile, there is a mutiny within
34:17
Speaker 14: his own company back home.
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Speaker 1: It's a bad look.
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Speaker 14: But as a journalist, I'd be counting my lucky stars.
34:23
Speaker 13: Let me tell you that.
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Speaker 2: I totally agree with you, Mike Sneezebey, who's the head
34:29
Speaker 2: of the company here. Why would you choose now, of
34:32
Speaker 2: all times to go to Paris and run around with
34:34
Speaker 2: the Olympic torch? I mean, talk about provoking rage. What
34:39
Speaker 2: a dicad. But still the basic economic supply will.
34:44
Speaker 5: Basic economics do apply, Andrew and I would make this
34:48
Speaker 5: point that it is still possible to make money as
34:50
Speaker 5: a media company. It's harder than it once was. You
34:53
Speaker 5: have to be more innovative than you once were. But
34:55
Speaker 5: the sound reality, and I don't think this is gloating.
34:57
Speaker 5: I think this is the cold hard facts, is that
34:59
Speaker 5: thisusiness has not been run well. It wasn't run well
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Speaker 5: when it was the old Fairfax papers. I don't think
35:05
Speaker 5: I'm giving away trade secrets to say that something Sky
35:08
Speaker 5: News does very well as it uses its linear TV
35:10
Speaker 5: channel basically to cut up content and then distribute on
35:13
Speaker 5: social media and podcasts. Sky is very popular in the US.
35:18
Speaker 5: Now this is something which nine has not grasped. It
35:22
Speaker 5: doesn't seem to be able to grasp that the media
35:24
Speaker 5: environment has changed. And so look, it will be a
35:27
Speaker 5: sad day when these papers shrink into nothingness. But unfortunately
35:31
Speaker 5: it is predictable because this is not a well run business.
35:36
Speaker 2: Well speaking with journalists behaving badly. Denika, the ABC's media
35:40
Speaker 2: watched last night was again obsessed with Sky News. I mean,
35:44
Speaker 2: for an organization they claim doesn't have an audience, but
35:47
Speaker 2: as Will says, we've got a very bigger audience because
35:50
Speaker 2: of social media, cunning strategies and all that. If someone
35:55
Speaker 2: says that doesn't have a big audience, boy does it
35:57
Speaker 2: think we've gotten outsiders influence. This time it was outraged
36:01
Speaker 2: Aniaka that you me, Chris, Kenny, Peter, everyone had noticed
36:07
Speaker 2: what's actually plainly obvious. That's why we noticed that the
36:09
Speaker 2: bet Kamala Harris now running against Joe Biden select against
36:13
Speaker 2: the Donald Trump of the U selection. And he the
36:17
Speaker 2: host Paul Barry, suggests that we've been simply reading off
36:20
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's campaign notes. Here is some of his attack.
36:24
Speaker 15: But now to US politics, mc donald Trump and the
36:26
Speaker 15: right wing media have stopped beating up Joe Biden and
36:29
Speaker 15: turned their attacks on Karla Harris from the moment we.
36:32
Speaker 11: Take back the White House from crooker Joe Biden and Kamala.
36:37
Speaker 2: I call her laugh and Gamala.
36:39
Speaker 1: Do you ever watch her laugh?
36:40
Speaker 2: She's crazy?
36:42
Speaker 1: You know you can tell a lot by a laugh.
36:44
Speaker 2: No, she's crazy, She's nuts.
36:46
Speaker 15: Crazy cackling Kamala is not a new idea, but Donald
36:50
Speaker 15: Trump was hitting it hard last week, and the Murdoch
36:52
Speaker 15: media in Australia were joining in, with Sky After Dark's
36:55
Speaker 15: commentators lining up to repeat Trump's trope and paint Harris,
36:59
Speaker 15: a former prosecute and Attorney General, as crazy and done.
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Speaker 2: Well, this is a joke. There was no evidence given
37:08
Speaker 2: by Paul Barry that we've actually presented the case that
37:12
Speaker 2: the evidence that Harris is indeed a late wake. I
37:14
Speaker 2: haven't said crazy, so that was just made up for
37:17
Speaker 2: him too. It was just sneaker. Oh my goodness, how
37:21
Speaker 2: could you say this? How could you say this? Saneker?
37:28
Speaker 14: Well, it was an honor Andrew to be appearing alongside
37:32
Speaker 14: you and the rest of our colleagues last night, A
37:34
Speaker 14: little small part that I had on media Watch last night,
37:38
Speaker 14: and I had to write this down because I was
37:39
Speaker 14: grouped into the category. I had to write it because
37:41
Speaker 14: this is the first time I've heard of it. Trump's
37:43
Speaker 14: band of loyal friends at Sky That's the category that
37:48
Speaker 14: I was put into. And it went on to show
37:51
Speaker 14: me describing Kamala Harris as a bizarre, bumbling broken record.
37:56
Speaker 14: Now had Paul Barry and Media Watch actually shown the
37:59
Speaker 14: full clip as opposed to that few seconds of me
38:02
Speaker 14: describing her that as that, they would have realized that
38:05
Speaker 14: I was actually referring to clips which I showed evidence
38:08
Speaker 14: of of her being a broken record, saying the same
38:10
Speaker 14: thing over and over and over again. And I showed
38:14
Speaker 14: multiple examples to back up my point. So I would say,
38:18
Speaker 14: Paul Barry, what you might want to do is Google,
38:20
Speaker 14: get onto Google and look up examples of Carmala Harris
38:24
Speaker 14: being a broken record, because it's all there. In fact,
38:27
Speaker 14: they're also articles dating back years ago showing the same thing.
38:30
Speaker 14: And just finally, just finally, Andrew to quote the broken
38:34
Speaker 14: record Carmala Harris herself, I'd say this, Paul Barry, It's
38:38
Speaker 14: time to be unburdened by what might be.
38:44
Speaker 2: Well, I got to say, for if I'm supposed to
38:47
Speaker 2: be a part of Trump's loyal band of followers, Paul
38:50
Speaker 2: seems to have missed so many criticisms made of Trump,
38:53
Speaker 2: to the point where people have excused me of being
38:55
Speaker 2: a Trump hater. I mean he's lying his Brigadoccia, etc.
39:00
Speaker 2: You dealing characaterres Will? What did you make of it all?
39:05
Speaker 1: Andrew?
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Speaker 5: You might not know this before I go on your show.
39:07
Speaker 5: Each week I like to have a bit of fun
39:09
Speaker 5: on Twitter and I say that I have just got
39:12
Speaker 5: off the phone from Rupert Murdoch. I have my instruction,
39:16
Speaker 5: and without fail, every week a lefty picks up on
39:20
Speaker 5: it and takes the bait. The obsession from the left
39:25
Speaker 5: with Sky and Rupert Murdoch is pathological, and I try
39:29
Speaker 5: not to pay a huge amount of attention to it,
39:31
Speaker 5: other than to take the piss out of it.
39:35
Speaker 2: Well, honestly, though, Will, I mean this idea that if
39:40
Speaker 2: you think differently to them, it must have been because
39:43
Speaker 2: you were ordered to think that. They might just ask themselves,
39:47
Speaker 2: why is it the case that no one in your
39:49
Speaker 2: organization has a different point of opinion of you to you?
39:53
Speaker 2: It might just be that you're not looking at the
39:55
Speaker 2: evidence that we see and present to the audience anyway,
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Speaker 2: Denika de Georgio, thank you very much to you both,
40:03
Speaker 2: and I recommend you do look at Will's twitter feed.
40:07
Speaker 2: Very funny coming up. The Greens sickest stunt yet and
40:11
Speaker 2: that is saying something they're actually protesting now against the
40:16
Speaker 2: machine that saves Israeli lives. Now to another, yet another
40:25
Speaker 2: discussing example of the DC and implicit anti Semitism of
40:28
Speaker 2: the Greens, probably the worst yet. It's this tweet today
40:32
Speaker 2: from Green Senator David Shubridge, who I thought had more sense,
40:36
Speaker 2: claiming the Albanzi government has been misleading the public and
40:39
Speaker 2: supplying weapons to Israel. Look, he says, we have a
40:42
Speaker 2: picture of an Australian made drone gun being used by
40:45
Speaker 2: an Israeli soldier and a picture of Albanese holding the
40:49
Speaker 2: very same weapon.
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Speaker 15: The Albanesi labor government has repeatedly said there have been
40:54
Speaker 15: no military exports to Israel in the past five years.
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Speaker 2: Well, let me point out something about that drone gun,
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Speaker 2: which Huebridge calls a weapon, and I know it's got
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Speaker 2: the word gun in its title. In fact, this thing
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Speaker 2: that he does not want Israelis to have Israelis. Of
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Speaker 2: all the people in the world, this thing is not
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Speaker 2: a weapon. It can hurt nobody. It just makes drones
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Speaker 2: land or go home, rather than say, you know, kill you,
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Speaker 2: drop a ball on you, wipe out your family or
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Speaker 2: smash your house or whatever. That's all it does. That's
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Speaker 2: all it does. It just saves people, doesn't kill people.
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Speaker 2: It saves people, and in this case saves Jews from
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Speaker 2: being blown up. And I've got to ask mister Huebridge,
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Speaker 2: what have the Greens got against saving Jewish lives? Now?
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Speaker 2: This is one more example of why the Greens are
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Speaker 2: so extreme, so driven by hate, that labor must stop
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Speaker 2: making preference deals with them. But Labor, why is it
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Speaker 2: still so hostile to Israel? This is so desperate for
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Speaker 2: the Muslim vote that stab is round in the back
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Speaker 2: our ally the only true democracy in the Middle East.
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Speaker 2: Because I am stunned that Antheon Albanezi still hasn't visited
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Speaker 2: Israel since amas Terrists started a war last October by
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Speaker 2: slaughtering twelve hundred Israelis, kidnapping about two one hundred and
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Speaker 2: fifty people. But on the other hand, opposition leader Peter Dunton.
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Speaker 2: He is there has just med Israel's president to see
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Speaker 2: for himself how that country is fighting for its life.
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Speaker 2: And all this comes after another terrorist group, Hezbela, killed
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Speaker 2: twelve children and US in Israel on Saturday in a
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Speaker 2: rocket attack which a first claimed responsibility for and then
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Speaker 2: when it saw who had killed, denied it. Oh, no,
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Speaker 2: it wasn't us. And what's shocking is that some media
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Speaker 2: outlets still treat haspalas lies. Well, it could be true
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Speaker 2: Latska News UK another example of how the political and
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Speaker 2: media class have turned against Israel. Hezbolla continues to deny
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Speaker 2: it fired the rocket, but amid calls for an independent investigation,
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Speaker 2: Israel isn't listening and the stakes are high. Well, let's
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Speaker 2: know that Hebela lie. I'm joined by Sarah Zahave. It's
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Speaker 2: just the head of a private research group in Israel
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Speaker 2: that I visited earlier this year where they track every
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Speaker 2: Hesbila attack across the border. Sorry, so, Harvey, thank you
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Speaker 2: so much for joining me. Have you got any doubt
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Speaker 2: that this rocket that killed these children was fired by Hezbollah?
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Speaker 9: No? Why would I? This is something that has been
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Speaker 9: happening there, the liberties.
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Speaker 16: No, they denied it after they claimed responsibility for it,
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Speaker 16: and they published a map where they showed exactly where
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Speaker 16: they launched it. They actually targeted an army base which
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Speaker 16: is on top of the mountain three hundred meters from
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Speaker 16: this soccer play. And since the terrain is complicated, then
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Speaker 16: you have the town just below the mountain. And the
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Speaker 16: weapon that Risbala used is inaccurate.
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Speaker 9: This is the outcome. It's not new. We knew this
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Speaker 9: will happen, and this.
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Speaker 16: Kind of shooting of risbies happening every day since October
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Speaker 16: eight in the north.
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Speaker 2: People don't seem to realize that what Hezbola has been
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Speaker 2: doing almost every day of this war Israel's war with
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Speaker 2: the Hamas on the south in Gaza. What sort of
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Speaker 2: rocket to text, has been launching?
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Speaker 16: Anti tank missiles are launched to short distances again every day,
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Speaker 16: no connection to tanks. They are launched against everything, including homes.
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Speaker 16: They destroyed many homes. They are very accurate and we
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Speaker 16: can't intercept them with iron dum. But the rocket that
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Speaker 16: was launched against March del Champs was Pharlak, which is
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Speaker 16: a heavy rocket and inaccurate, and they use this as well.
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Speaker 16: They use also simple Coatucia rockets that they are not accurate,
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Speaker 16: and they spread all over the place when they are launched,
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Speaker 16: causing a lot of fire and a lot of damages
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Speaker 16: in all over the south. These are the ranges of
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Speaker 16: the rockets are bigger than the ranges of the anti
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Speaker 16: tank missiles. And they also launched drones, like one thousand
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Speaker 16: drones were already launched against Israel's north since October eighth,
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Speaker 16: either for civilians missions, civilians missions or for kamikast drones
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Speaker 16: attacking drones. They also killed Israelis and of course.
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Speaker 2: Some sixty to eighty thousand Israelis have been evacuated from
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Speaker 2: the northern region for nearly nine months. Now do you
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Speaker 2: think Israel Is going to have to go to war
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Speaker 2: with Hezbola as well as Hamas?
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Speaker 16: I think from what I see, the government is not
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Speaker 16: interested in going to a full scale war, full scale
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Speaker 16: campaign against Risbellan. There is a demand from Israelis to
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Speaker 16: solve the problem, to enable people to go back to
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Speaker 16: their homes, and you know, to stop putting us in
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Speaker 16: a situation of constant fire all the time.
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Speaker 9: And I can tell you that.
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Speaker 16: From where I live, we hear all the blasts and
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Speaker 16: explosions and the sirens, and this is getting intensified also
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Speaker 16: in areas which are not evacuated in the past two months.
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Speaker 9: So clearly something will have to happen.
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Speaker 16: It seems like the decision in Israel was to respond
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Speaker 16: to what happened in a limited way, trying not to
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Speaker 16: deteriorate to a full scale war, but yet in a
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Speaker 16: way that we didn't see until now.
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Speaker 2: Yes, I think something's drastic is going to have to happen.
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Speaker 2: Our opposition leader right now is visiting Israel for three days.
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Speaker 2: Our Prime minister still has not during this war with Hamas.
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Speaker 2: What does a visit to Israel? What would it tell
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Speaker 2: a leader that just reading reports of the attacks it's
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Speaker 2: under does not The.
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Speaker 16: Most important message is that this is not just Israel's business.
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Speaker 16: This is happening in Australia. You just don't understand that,
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Speaker 16: or you don't see that. What is happening is an
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Speaker 16: Iranian campaign against Western values, and the Iranian Ayattula's main
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Speaker 16: goal is to distribute the.
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Speaker 9: Islamic Revolution values.
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Speaker 16: Headed by the value of Vilayetfaki, which is a value
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Speaker 16: that says that the clerics should control the country.
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Speaker 9: The highest cleric should control the country, and these.
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Speaker 16: Values are spread all over the world, including in mosques
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Speaker 16: in Sydney, and we have seen commemorations ceremonies for the
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Speaker 16: terrorists of Chris ballad that we're killed by the IDEF
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Speaker 16: in the current campaign in Sydney. So we should stand
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Speaker 16: together against this kind of thread.
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Speaker 2: I think that's correct.
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Speaker 7: Well.
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Speaker 2: One thing I did notice, how is that Israel is
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Speaker 2: extremely small and it's under attack from almost every point
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Speaker 2: of the compass right now, and people don't seem to
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Speaker 2: realize that it really isn't a fact for its life.
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Speaker 2: Sarah so Harvey, thank you so much for the research
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Speaker 2: that you do and thanks for coming on the show.
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Speaker 9: Thank you for having me. I appreciate that.
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Speaker 2: In fact, some of Iran's useful idiots are outside the
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Speaker 2: Melbourne University right now. They've been screaming abuse at Federal
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Speaker 2: Labor MP Josh Burns, who is Jewish himself, screaming abusity.
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Speaker 2: He and the government and the university have all got
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Speaker 2: blood in their hands, which is a total joke. These hysterics.
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Speaker 2: They could not make a direct connection at all between
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Speaker 2: anything we do and any death in the Middle East,
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Speaker 2: but that's how they were roll that's how they roll
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Speaker 2: useful idiots for fascist regimes. That's it for me. Coming
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Speaker 2: up now, Sherry Markson good Night