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The Rita Panahi Show | 22 January · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scorings Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panete Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panehee Show. I'm
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Speaker 3: Danikiti Giorgio coming up tonight. Australian federal police claim foreign
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Speaker 3: actors could be paying off local criminals to commit anti
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Speaker 3: Semitic attacks across the country. The Left inner spin over
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Speaker 3: Elon Musk's one armed gesture at Donald Trump's inauguration, Bartia
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Speaker 3: Unger Saden will tell us why it was not a
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Speaker 3: Nazi salute. Will Australia follow Trump's lead and recognize two
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Speaker 3: genders only? Stephanie Bastian will join us. Prince Harry's next
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Speaker 3: public legal battle with the press delayed. Darren Grimes is
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Speaker 3: standing by to tell us why, and of course Lefty's
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Speaker 3: losing it, including the deranged bishop who turned Donald Trump's
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Speaker 3: church service into an exorcism.
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Speaker 4: There are gay, lesbian and transgender children in Democratic Republic
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Speaker 4: and independent families.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Sky News contributor Peru mcsweden. Preu,
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Speaker 3: great to see you. Thank you so much for joining me.
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Speaker 3: We've got a lot to get through today, but I
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Speaker 3: want to start with this because Peter Dutton has declared
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Speaker 3: that he would be the better prime minister to deal
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Speaker 3: with US President Donald Trump a mid a worldwide political
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Speaker 3: revolution as voters decide they have had enough of the
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Speaker 3: WO agenda Hallelujah. In an interview with Sharry Markson here
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Speaker 3: on Sky News, the Liberal leader has predicted that political
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Speaker 3: correctness isn't cutting it anymore when people can't afford to
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Speaker 3: pay their bills and mortgage.
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Speaker 5: This is turning and I think there is going to
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Speaker 5: be a near revolution that comes with the Trump administration
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Speaker 5: in relation to a lot of the work issues that
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Speaker 5: might be fashionable in universities and at the ABC, but
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Speaker 5: that just aren't cutting it around kitchen tables at the
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Speaker 5: moment where people can't pay their bills under the Urbanezi
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Speaker 5: cost of living crisis.
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Speaker 3: Well, I just think he's absolutely spot on here. The
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Speaker 3: world is moving forward and Australia has to follow suit.
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Speaker 3: Is he right?
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Speaker 6: One hundred percent? You know, Trump really is an influencer.
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Speaker 6: We talk about influencers having you know, some sort of
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Speaker 6: impact on society, but this guy is going to really
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Speaker 6: do that.
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Speaker 1: Do you know?
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Speaker 6: Companies, big corporations spend millions of dollars on industrial psychologists
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Speaker 6: to tell them, you know what colors to merchandise with
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Speaker 6: what's going to make people respond, And sadly everybody was
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Speaker 6: following like Lemmings over this climate change staff, the woke stuff.
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Speaker 1: And here we've got.
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Speaker 6: Someone who's so strong and decisive who we can follow,
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Speaker 6: and our leaders need to have the guts to follow.
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Speaker 6: We know that Dutton does. We're seeing it around the
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Speaker 6: world and it's fantastic. It's a revolution. It's overdue and
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Speaker 6: I'm just so excited about it.
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Speaker 3: I am excited about it too. And finally, Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: is saying things that a lot of us have been
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Speaker 3: thinking for a very long time. But what he's saying
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Speaker 3: is actually no longer controversial. So I just hope Peter
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Speaker 3: Dutton follows suit. Now's the time to go big and
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Speaker 3: go bold, because the tide is certainly now. Look Australia's
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Speaker 3: top cop has acknowledged an escalation of anti semitism across
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Speaker 3: the country. This is the AFP Commissioner, Reese Kershaw. He's
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Speaker 3: labeled anti Semitism as a disease in our community that
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Speaker 3: needs to be aggressively attacked. It comes as the Prime
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Speaker 3: Minister has finally agreed to hold an emergency national Cabinet
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Speaker 3: meeting to deal with it. Well, you know we's been
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Speaker 3: drag kicking and screaming. At the time for a national
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Speaker 3: cabinet was a very long time ago. And don't forget
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Speaker 3: that their special envoy for anti Semitism recommended this week's
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Speaker 3: ago when he didn't do anything.
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Speaker 6: So why now, Well he was dragged, as you say,
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Speaker 6: kicking and screaming.
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Speaker 1: What we got out of it was pathetic.
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Speaker 6: A database, a record, I mean the Jewish community, the
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Speaker 6: jury has been I think it's in their annual report
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Speaker 6: report on all anti Semitic actions throughout the year. Anyway,
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Speaker 6: it's not as if we need that database. What we
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Speaker 6: need is not platitudes and words. We need actions, and
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Speaker 6: sadly we're still getting them. I mean, rees kirsh or
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Speaker 6: thank God is saying.
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Speaker 1: It is a disease. But what do you do with
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Speaker 1: the disease.
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Speaker 6: You treat it, You don't just keep talking about the disease.
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Speaker 1: And we need laws changed.
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Speaker 6: I mean they're now saying, okay, well, you know, the
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Speaker 6: various attorney generals are going to try and coordinate something.
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Speaker 1: It's turn little too late.
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Speaker 6: This is setting now and the fact that it's become
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Speaker 6: big business where we've got people. We're saying that it
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Speaker 6: could be sort of people paying by cryptocurrency these bad
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Speaker 6: actors to come and commit these things.
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Speaker 1: Well, this is a business now and I don't know
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Speaker 1: how we're going to turn this around.
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Speaker 3: Well let's talk about this, because that's also come from
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Speaker 3: the AFP Commissioner Race Kershaw saying that the Force is
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Speaker 3: looking into whether overseas actors have paid local criminals using cryptocurrency,
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Speaker 3: as Proue just said, to carry out these anti Semitic
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Speaker 3: attacks in Australia. I've got to say this is a
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Speaker 3: very big claim here. This is a worry, it's a
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Speaker 3: big claim. Now. The Prime Minister, in my view needs
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Speaker 3: to come out and say whether or not he knew
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Speaker 3: about this overseas threat, how much he knows about this threat,
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Speaker 3: but more importantly, what is he actually going to do
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Speaker 3: about him? Because where is it coming from? Is it
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Speaker 3: coming from a terror group? Who is This is now dangerous?
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Speaker 1: It really is dangerous.
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Speaker 6: The trouble is that anything that Albanezi has to say
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Speaker 6: on this topic is implausible.
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Speaker 1: We know where his heart is.
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Speaker 6: We know that his actions in the UN with Wong
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Speaker 6: have created, you know, given it a rubber stamp. So
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Speaker 6: it's all hollow stuff and he's behind the eight ball.
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Speaker 6: We don't trust him anymore. We know it's just platitudes.
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Speaker 6: We know he's just saying when he wants he thinks
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Speaker 6: we want him.
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Speaker 3: Well, he walks both sides of the street. He does
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Speaker 3: this issue, so WHI people are upset, So okay, well
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Speaker 3: I better come out and say something. He is textbook,
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Speaker 3: he's so he's so predictable. And the other issue is
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Speaker 3: is that now we've got the Foreign Minister Penny Wong
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Speaker 3: and the Attorney General Mark Drafers who apparently are going
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Speaker 3: to represent Australia at an event commemorying the liberation of Auschwitz. Now,
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Speaker 3: Labor has since denied that Senator Sue Lines would lead
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Speaker 3: this delegation, following backlash due to her previous past horrible
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Speaker 3: criticism of Israel, But in an email revealed by Sky News,
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Speaker 3: it actually showed that Senator Lines had at one point
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Speaker 3: been slated to head the delegation. So it just sounds
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Speaker 3: proue like Labor is trying to cover this up because
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Speaker 3: they've been exposed.
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Speaker 6: So did Alberanezi blatantly lie or is it just him
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Speaker 6: being true to form where he is never a cross
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Speaker 6: any brief. It's all show stuff and being the nice guy.
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Speaker 6: And oh this crap that no one's buying anymore to
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Speaker 6: think that someone will did en up yours to allow
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Speaker 6: this woman even to think about this woman leading a
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Speaker 6: delegation or in fact.
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Speaker 1: Even going on a delegation. She shouldn't be going there.
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Speaker 3: And we've got nobody knows she's either the prime it's somebody,
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Speaker 3: it needs to be, somebody of note.
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Speaker 6: Within exactly well, King Charles is going and all these
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Speaker 6: huge leaders are going.
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Speaker 1: Why is an Alban easy game?
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Speaker 6: But he wouldn't dare show his face because he knows
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Speaker 6: that he has no credibility when it comes to anything
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Speaker 6: to do with anti Semitism with Israel. And you know,
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Speaker 6: he's just walking again as you say, both sides of.
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Speaker 1: The street that look, the quicker we're rid of.
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Speaker 6: This man, the better, and he's going to just I
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Speaker 6: think it's going to be a triumphant victory for our friend,
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Speaker 6: the liberal leader Dunton, who for a minute I lost,
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Speaker 6: And I just think, good riddance, mate, because you really
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Speaker 6: have proven that you're a hollow man.
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Speaker 3: Totally, a very very hollow But this in particular, I
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Speaker 3: mean this is an important event and it deserves a
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Speaker 3: proper delegations that they can do another exactly. Now, we've
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Speaker 3: got to change pace a little bit here, We've got
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Speaker 3: to take you to this. This is some of my
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Speaker 3: favorite vision of the year. This is Donald Trump dancing
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Speaker 3: to the YMCA while holding a prop of sorts.
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Speaker 1: Have a look at this.
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Speaker 3: What an absolute legend he is. That Melania got into
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Speaker 3: it as well.
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Speaker 7: I know.
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Speaker 6: Look, I just love the fact he's such a shaman.
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Speaker 6: He knows what to give people. We all want to
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Speaker 6: see that. The haters will just use it against him.
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Speaker 6: He doesn't care feed them, feed them with this stuff.
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Speaker 6: So good on am I just love it. I could
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Speaker 6: watch it all the time. I just think it's so
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Speaker 6: captivating to watch this guy who's really just saying enough
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Speaker 6: yours to everybody.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to do what i want. I'm the boss leader.
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Speaker 3: Well, the yfca's call suddenly it's got up with the chart.
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Speaker 3: Love the dance and we love the sword quite prime right,
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Speaker 3: Profect Swain, good to see you too. I'm joining me
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Speaker 3: on the show to save me well. UK Prime Minister
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Speaker 3: Keir Starmer has congratulated Donald Trump on his inauguration in
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Speaker 3: a video message which lacked one thing enthusiasm.
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Speaker 8: On behalf of His Majesty's government and the United Kingdom.
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Speaker 8: I would like to send my warmest congratulations to President
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Speaker 8: Trump on his inauguration as the forty seventh President of
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Speaker 8: the United States. For centuries, the relationship between our two
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Speaker 8: nations has been one of collaboration, cooperation, and enduring partnership.
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Speaker 3: Well that's quite the turnaround from this.
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Speaker 8: Of course, I wouldn't want Donald Trump round for dinner,
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Speaker 8: but don't underestimate the danger to the world if Trump
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Speaker 8: is re elected this time around.
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Speaker 3: I'm anti Trump. Joining me now is gb News host
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Speaker 3: Darren Grimes, Darren, good to see you. Thank you for
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Speaker 3: joining me. It was as if Kostama was being held
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Speaker 3: at ransom to film his congratulation video. He wasn't invited
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Speaker 3: to the inauguration, and there are reports that the Prime
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Speaker 3: Minister will be at the back of the queue for
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Speaker 3: a visit to the White House and we'll have to
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Speaker 3: quote each humble pie before receiving an invitation. Darren, Why
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Speaker 3: is KaiOS Stamer just so on the back burner with
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump?
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Speaker 9: I mean you can tell, can't you between those two
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Speaker 9: videos that you just played there. The enthusiasm when he's
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Speaker 9: actually bashing Donald Trump compared to the enthusiasm when he's
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Speaker 9: there saying congratulations on winning the presidency that I never
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Speaker 9: thought you should have been able to stand for in
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Speaker 9: the first place. Because that clip there back in twenty sixteen,
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Speaker 9: when he was on the stop Brexit and democracy bandwagon,
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Speaker 9: all while calling Donald Trump all the names under the sun.
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Speaker 9: You know, he is no Democrat. So the idea that
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Speaker 9: actually Donald Trump is some kind of fascist, which is
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Speaker 9: what some members of his cabinet have alleged, is absolutely absurd.
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Speaker 9: He actually said, no way would I want Trump over
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Speaker 9: for dinner. Well, I don't know about you, but after
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Speaker 9: looking at that clip, I'm pretty sure that Trump would
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Speaker 9: probably rather listen to Kamala Harris's hyhena like cackle on
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Speaker 9: Loop over twelve hours than spend even one minute over
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Speaker 9: a dinner table with that boring bank clerk of charisma.
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Speaker 9: You know, it's just it's absolutely absurd. He is nothing
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Speaker 9: more than a lawyer, a bureaucrat, a technocrat trying to
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Speaker 9: take on a fake personality without even bothering to do
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Speaker 9: any of the actual real governance work. Every day. It's
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Speaker 9: a new data virtue signal with this clown. And the
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Speaker 9: sooner that we're done with him, the better. I tell
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Speaker 9: you what, Donald J. Trump, if he makes his life
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Speaker 9: a misery, I will personally be clapping him from the sidelines.
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Speaker 10: Oh you will be there telepriting. I can imagine Darren this.
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Speaker 10: It's told you that would be your big moment. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 10: we've got to talk Sadik Khan, the mayor of London.
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Speaker 10: He's now claiming that Trump's return brings quote a march
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Speaker 10: of fascism and marks a perilous moment for Western civilization. Gee, Darren,
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Speaker 10: I mean the world is actually moving away from.
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Speaker 3: These scare tactics. The left are still behind clearly, and
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Speaker 3: Trump's reelection proved that he was not a fascist nor
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Speaker 3: a dictator after all, after all, the game is up.
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Speaker 3: Are people seriously listening to idiots like Sadiq Khan?
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Speaker 9: Not at all? And I go back to that point
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Speaker 9: that both Sadik Khan and sekire Starma were doing all
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Speaker 9: they could to overturn Brexit, which was, by the way,
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Speaker 9: our biggest act of democracy in our nation's history. So
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Speaker 9: the idea that their democrats is absolutely laughable. Listen this
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Speaker 9: man is a pratty, is a political pigmy. And actually,
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Speaker 9: I would argue, if you look at what Trump has offered,
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Speaker 9: he has offered to actually take a Western civilization which
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Speaker 9: I would argue is on life support, and actually give
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Speaker 9: it a fighting chance, right through the heat of peace,
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Speaker 9: through strength, through encouraging the rest of the world to
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Speaker 9: get off the behinds, and actually put money in defense.
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Speaker 9: Rational energy policy that actually boosts prosperity over climate alarmism,
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Speaker 9: biological truth and fact. I mean, dare I say the
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Speaker 9: idea of defending women and children, those novel things he likes,
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Speaker 9: those two what a bad man. Dismissing racism, those ideas
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Speaker 9: of actually pushing diversity and inclusion which actually means racism
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Speaker 9: and anti white politics, getting rid of wackery and walkery
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Speaker 9: from the state, border security that actually places citizens first.
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Speaker 9: All of this adds up to the West being best.
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Speaker 9: And I love it. I love all of it. What's
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Speaker 9: the deep? Karnoffert London knife crime spiking like you wouldn't believe,
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Speaker 9: he backed on every bandwagon BLM, trans urban borders, you
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Speaker 9: name the badge, guarantee you he's had it on his
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Speaker 9: four foot frame. At one juncture or other, knife crime
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Speaker 9: spike and housing crisis through the roof police focusing on
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Speaker 9: tweets over streets, weekly pro haamas marches, hate marches. I
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Speaker 9: could go on and on. This is a man who's
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Speaker 9: turned London from once a proud bedrock of Britain into
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Speaker 9: a cautionary tale of what happens when you let walkness
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Speaker 9: run riot. So I think Donald Trump should give a
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Speaker 9: royal two finger salute to little Sadiq and ignore him
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Speaker 9: all the way to the ballot box.
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Speaker 3: I completely agree with you, and as people like Sadik
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Speaker 3: Khan who are really just being left behind now as
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Speaker 3: the world moves on, Darren from the work, Well, this
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Speaker 3: is a new era and it's a fantastic era to
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Speaker 3: be in. So you either join the world or you'll
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Speaker 3: be left behind. It's as simple as that. Now, look,
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Speaker 3: I want to move on to a very serious story.
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Speaker 3: An eighteen year old has played guilty to murdering three
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Speaker 3: little girls at a Taylor Swift themed dance party in
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Speaker 3: South and has played it guilty to the production of
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Speaker 3: the chemical weapon ricin and possession of a terrorist training manual. Darren,
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Speaker 3: Now that this guy has played guilty, what do we
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Speaker 3: know about his terror links and why was it kept
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Speaker 3: a secret?
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Speaker 9: Well, that's a million dollar question. Look, I think that
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Speaker 9: this guy I wouldn't call him. I wouldn't even call
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Speaker 9: him a guy, to be honest, I would call him vermin.
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Speaker 9: I think he is absolute scum and I hope he
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Speaker 9: gets what's coming to him tomorrow when he's sentenced. But
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Speaker 9: Axel Ruda Cabana, he has, as you say, pleaded guilty.
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Speaker 9: The terror links were, they argue, tragically overlooked. But this
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Speaker 9: I think was a deliberate cover up. This was all
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Speaker 9: to avoid community tensions. Now you will be well aware
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Speaker 9: that actually this is exactly the same playbook, the same
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Speaker 9: sicken an excuse that was used to protect rape gangs
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Speaker 9: that devastated our country, primarily Pakistani men that did it.
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Speaker 9: Now they're using it to actually excuse this guy and
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Speaker 9: cover up and not give us the truth and facts
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Speaker 9: from the off that of course spark the riots. I
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Speaker 9: would argue Sekiirstama spark the riots by not giving us
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Speaker 9: the truth from the off.
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Speaker 7: He had.
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Speaker 9: This guy had an obsession with violence and extremism. Right,
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Speaker 9: it was no secret he had carried knives at school,
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Speaker 9: He had researched school massacres at school. He'd be reported
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Speaker 9: to our prevent program, which is an anti terror program.
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Speaker 9: He had downloaded an Al Qaeda terror manual. He'd produced ricin,
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Speaker 9: as you say, which is a chemical weapon, incredibly deadly,
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Speaker 9: and yet instead of sounding the alarm three times, they
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Speaker 9: were given the opportunity ten times. He was carrying a knife.
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Speaker 9: Authorities just kept stumb and it's I think put it
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Speaker 9: down to this. They want to avoid offending certain communities.
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Speaker 9: It's that same old, tired story of political correctness over
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Speaker 9: public safety. And three little angels lost their lives. Ten
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Speaker 9: others were injured, ten others that will suffer PTSD for
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Speaker 9: the rest of their lives. Ten others who say that
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Speaker 9: Sekia Starmer handed them a bunch of flowers, had a
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Speaker 9: memorial in Southport and thought that that was his job done.
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Speaker 9: The man ought to hang his head in shame. He
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Speaker 9: will never ever be able to live this down because
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Speaker 9: what he has done is basically say that their lives
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Speaker 9: weren't worth the down. This is a When this kid
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Speaker 9: was at school, he broke a boy's wrist so badly
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Speaker 9: after battering them with a hockey stick that it was
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Speaker 9: completely broken, completely broken. There were so many warnings. I
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Speaker 9: could go on and on like this, but this is
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Speaker 9: all about avoiding uncomfortable truths. This is why Starmer put
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Speaker 9: people like factory farming into our prisons to silence them,
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Speaker 9: to silence voices of descent that say that this has
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Speaker 9: gone on far too long. That's say, when will these
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Speaker 9: sicken excuses ever stop? And I think actually these political
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Speaker 9: prisoners ought to be released because some of them, dare
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Speaker 9: I see it, I'll be canceled for this, but some
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Speaker 9: of them were right.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, look your spot on and you're right. It is
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Speaker 3: absolutely shameful that political correctness was put before the safety
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Speaker 3: of little girls of women. It is just an absolute
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Speaker 3: blight on labor. And I'm sure that this story has
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Speaker 3: a long way to go from now, Darren. Now look,
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Speaker 3: I want to ask you about a prince Harry. I
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Speaker 3: know we're tired of this man, but his two month
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Speaker 3: trial against news Group Newspapers in London was meant to
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Speaker 3: start today, but it's been hit by major delays due
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Speaker 3: to a series of issues and ongoing negotiation. Now, this
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Speaker 3: of course marks another chapter in Harry's ongoing fight against
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Speaker 3: British tabloid media and centers on allegations of phone hacking
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Speaker 3: and other privacy violations between ninety six and twenty eleven.
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Speaker 1: Darren.
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Speaker 3: We know that he's got this legal battle as well
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Speaker 3: against the publisher of the Sun that's also happening. But
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Speaker 3: you know, for goodness sake, how long is this man
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Speaker 3: going to drag out all of his public grievances.
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Speaker 9: For Oh as long as he possibly can. He's the
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Speaker 9: ultimate grievance grifter.
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Speaker 10: You know.
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Speaker 9: The guy is one endless, self serving tantrum dragon his
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Speaker 9: princely feet for his so called fight for justice. This
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Speaker 9: isn't about justice unless it's justice for his bank manager.
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Speaker 9: You know, I would argue that actually he's basically treating
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Speaker 9: his life like some never ending soap opera. He had
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Speaker 9: the tragedy of Diana's death in the nineties. You know,
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Speaker 9: many people have grown up having lost one of their parents.
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Speaker 9: They don't go on for the rest of their lives
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Speaker 9: in perpetual victimhood, seeking victim narratives wherever they can find them.
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Speaker 9: I mean, suing the tabloids for breaching his privacy. This
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Speaker 9: is a man who wouldn't know the definition of privacy
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Speaker 9: if actually you handed him a remote island and told him.
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Speaker 9: He could live there for the rest of his lives.
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Speaker 9: He would miss the cameras. You've got him delaying this trial,
19:57
Speaker 9: as you say, dragging out negotia, make an excuses about
20:01
Speaker 9: time zones in California. It's all a game. He's not
20:06
Speaker 9: after justice, He's after a pay day. He's after headlines.
20:10
Speaker 9: And if it wasn't already obvious, the man who claims
20:12
Speaker 9: to hate the media, sure as hell knows how to
20:15
Speaker 9: milk it for all it's worth. If you look, Hugh
20:19
Speaker 9: Grant actually settled in court. It's out of court, I
20:23
Speaker 9: should say, and Prince Harry would have had ample opportunity
20:26
Speaker 9: to do the same thing. Thirty nine other claimants date
20:29
Speaker 9: according to the press. But no, Harry wants to drag
20:33
Speaker 9: it out. He says it's a crusade. I don't buy
20:36
Speaker 9: that for a second, and I don't think you do either.
20:39
Speaker 3: Oh I definitely died. I'm quite frankly sick of that man.
20:42
Speaker 3: Let me tell you this, Darren Grimes, he's just yeah,
20:45
Speaker 3: you know, he loves the spotlight. He wants to be
20:47
Speaker 3: in the spotlight. But he'll tell you I don't like
20:49
Speaker 3: the spotlight. Please give me some prize. Exactly goodness sake,
20:52
Speaker 3: Darren Grimes, always a pleasure to speak with you. Thanks
20:55
Speaker 3: so much for joining me on the show this evening.
20:58
Speaker 9: An absolute delight. Thank you so much.
21:00
Speaker 3: Much still to come, Lefties losing it, plus Lefti's claim
21:04
Speaker 3: that Elon Musk's one armed gesture was a Nazi salute.
21:08
Speaker 3: Batia Unger Sagan will tell us why it wasn't. That's next,
21:20
Speaker 3: and now it's time for lefties losing it, starting with
21:23
Speaker 3: the bewildering bishop who turned Donald Trump's church service into
21:28
Speaker 3: well an exorcism, and luckily it's given us plenty of content.
21:33
Speaker 4: At the same time, there are gay, lesbian, and transgender
21:37
Speaker 4: children in Democratic Republican and independent families, some who fear
21:45
Speaker 4: for their lives.
21:47
Speaker 3: Yes, and seeing that is where her crazed rant should
21:50
Speaker 3: have stopped, but sadly it kept going.
21:53
Speaker 11: I asked you to have messumister President, on those in
21:55
Speaker 11: our communities whose children fear that their parents will be
21:59
Speaker 11: taken away, and that you help those who are fleeing
22:02
Speaker 11: war zones and persecution in their own lands to find
22:07
Speaker 11: compassion and welcome here.
22:09
Speaker 3: The left never learn, do they? And look, I've got
22:11
Speaker 3: to say this just maybe my favorite video of Jdvans. Yet,
22:15
Speaker 3: because the faith sets it all.
22:17
Speaker 4: There are gay, lesbian and transgender children in Democratic, Republican
22:24
Speaker 4: and independent families, some who fear for their lives.
22:30
Speaker 3: Oh, it says it all. It says it all. God
22:32
Speaker 3: love JD. Evans. Isn't he the best? And thanks to you,
22:35
Speaker 3: Thank you to you at home for digging up this
22:37
Speaker 3: clip from twenty twenty of that same activist masquerading as
22:41
Speaker 3: a bishop.
22:42
Speaker 12: It is a message of a call for justice, for
22:45
Speaker 12: swift justice for George Floyd, for systemic justice for all
22:49
Speaker 12: brown and black people who have been under the knee
22:51
Speaker 12: of this country in ways that we have witnessed time
22:55
Speaker 12: and again. I've given up speaking to President Trump. We
22:57
Speaker 12: need to replace President Trump.
23:00
Speaker 3: How this deranged woman was ever allowed that the president's
23:03
Speaker 3: church service needs urgent investigation. Now to Democrat nitwit activist
23:09
Speaker 3: Harry Sisson, who is freaking out over the president's inauguration speech.
23:14
Speaker 3: He attacked people of color, He attacked LGBTQ plus Americans,
23:17
Speaker 3: He attacked average everyday Americans when he talked about putting
23:21
Speaker 3: his tariffs in, which are just going to raise casts
23:23
Speaker 3: for every single one of us.
23:24
Speaker 13: He ranted up there about being politically persecuted when in
23:28
Speaker 13: reality he is a convicted felon.
23:30
Speaker 4: Ah.
23:30
Speaker 3: They're so tiresome, tysoon, aren't they? It is over, It
23:33
Speaker 3: is over, move on. And this is coming from the
23:35
Speaker 3: same guy who struggles with such a basic question on
23:40
Speaker 3: human biology.
23:41
Speaker 9: Do you think there should be more than two genders
23:43
Speaker 9: in America?
23:45
Speaker 2: Yeah?
23:45
Speaker 3: I don't know what that executive order means. I don't
23:47
Speaker 3: know what the President declared. Are two genders?
23:50
Speaker 4: You just agree with that.
23:50
Speaker 3: But how many genders aren't there? Harry?
23:52
Speaker 10: Yeah?
23:53
Speaker 14: How many genders are Again, these.
23:55
Speaker 3: Guys don't know what they're talking about, so they won't
23:56
Speaker 3: be How many genders? How many genders are there? Genders
24:00
Speaker 3: are there? What's the least I'm I'm gonna use Joe
24:02
Speaker 3: Biden's answers. At least two, at least two.
24:04
Speaker 14: That's satisfiemale, that's a TikTok.
24:07
Speaker 3: Here, there's there's at least too. There's at least too females.
24:11
Speaker 9: Like human brain Trump says is male and female. How
24:15
Speaker 9: many more are there after male and female?
24:17
Speaker 3: Harry, there's at least to at least two. Poor Harry
24:21
Speaker 3: still hasn't grown up and learned about anatomy. Now to
24:25
Speaker 3: the non binary nafties who are in meltdown mode because
24:28
Speaker 3: of Donald Trump's glorious declaration that there are only two genders.
24:33
Speaker 2: He has now gleamed there will only be the male
24:37
Speaker 2: and female gender that will be recognized in America. This
24:40
Speaker 2: sets back everything that the trans community has been working for,
24:43
Speaker 2: and we've already not been recognized in this country for centuries.
24:47
Speaker 3: It's actually really simple. If there are two genders, it
24:50
Speaker 3: doesn't need to be that hard nor that tragic. Now
24:54
Speaker 3: over to MSNBC, I mean, surely they're crashing ratings. Must
24:58
Speaker 3: be enough to give them some in incentive, to give
25:00
Speaker 3: Trump some credit and say it the lot. No. The
25:04
Speaker 3: second inaugural address did.
25:07
Speaker 15: In my take on it was that it had more
25:10
Speaker 15: of a vibe of a State of the Union address
25:12
Speaker 15: than an inaugural address, I think in part because it
25:15
Speaker 15: was indoors, and that made it sort of feel like
25:18
Speaker 15: he was addressing a joint session of Congress, even though
25:20
Speaker 15: he wasn't.
25:21
Speaker 1: Even though this was an inaugural address.
25:23
Speaker 15: President Trump spoke in his sort of trademark low monotone,
25:28
Speaker 15: gave his list of grievances.
25:30
Speaker 3: Okay, so nothing from Rachel Meadow has anybody checked in
25:34
Speaker 3: on Joy rate.
25:35
Speaker 7: The promises on the table are two hundred some odd
25:39
Speaker 7: executive actions. An attempt to get rid of birthright citizenship,
25:44
Speaker 7: an attempt to do mass deportation, which we thought was
25:47
Speaker 7: being threatened on the state of Illinois, the city of
25:50
Speaker 7: Chicago apparently, which said, yet, you can't come here and
25:54
Speaker 7: do that, and maybe they backed down. We're talking about
25:57
Speaker 7: an attempt to portray this piece full transition of power
26:01
Speaker 7: with people who were convicted in the insurrection attempt.
26:05
Speaker 3: Noah Kjoy retains her title as the chief loan anybody
26:09
Speaker 3: else at MSNBC with some sanity. No, no, of course not,
26:14
Speaker 3: because here is Matthew Dowd comparing poor Americans who voted
26:17
Speaker 3: for Trump to Paul whites who defended slave owners during
26:21
Speaker 3: the Civil War.
26:22
Speaker 15: The powerful people are trying to segment off the white
26:26
Speaker 15: working class who are getting no benefit from this and
26:28
Speaker 15: will suffer in the Trump premiacy in the Trump presidency.
26:31
Speaker 14: But the same thing is repeating itself in our country again.
26:36
Speaker 3: Now to the lefty hysteria over Elon Musk's gesture at
26:39
Speaker 3: the inauguration, which the deprave obsessed with calling a Nazi salute,
26:45
Speaker 3: And I just want to say thank you for making
26:47
Speaker 3: it happen.
26:48
Speaker 13: Thank you.
26:56
Speaker 9: My heart goes out to you.
26:58
Speaker 3: Well who here is where it gets. It's a tad awkward.
27:02
Speaker 3: Has anyone heard from Alexandria o Kazio Cortez on her
27:08
Speaker 3: apparent Nazi salutes or any of these dems cared to
27:12
Speaker 3: explain they're violent Nazi symbolic gestures and ge shame on
27:18
Speaker 3: the village people, not one, but two Nazi salutes at
27:23
Speaker 3: the same time. Joining me now is Newsweek Opinion editor
27:28
Speaker 3: Barti Altunger Sagan Bartier. Nice to speak to you again.
27:31
Speaker 3: Thank you for joining me. I want to start with
27:33
Speaker 3: Elon Musk's one armed gesture that he gave during President
27:37
Speaker 3: Trump's inauguration, which the tiresome left are now claiming was
27:41
Speaker 3: a Nazi salute, when in reality, he was literally saying
27:45
Speaker 3: during the speech in that moment, my heart goes out
27:49
Speaker 3: to you. But I've got to play you this clip
27:51
Speaker 3: of CNN. Have a look at what they said about it.
27:54
Speaker 7: That salute was a vocative of things that we have
27:56
Speaker 7: seen through history.
27:58
Speaker 1: It was quick.
28:00
Speaker 2: I think our viewers are smart and they can take
28:02
Speaker 2: a look at that, but it certainly was.
28:04
Speaker 14: It's not something that you typically see in American political rallies.
28:08
Speaker 3: Ugh bat Yeah, why other liberal media still so desperate
28:11
Speaker 3: to create false narratives that just sam desperate for drama
28:15
Speaker 3: and controversy that simply doesn't exist.
28:19
Speaker 14: Talk about lefties losing it.
28:21
Speaker 16: What I love about that, cliff is that it's clear
28:24
Speaker 16: that it is sunk into the minds of those CNN
28:27
Speaker 16: anchors that they, along with a few other outlets, have
28:31
Speaker 16: just been sued for defamation.
28:32
Speaker 1: Right.
28:33
Speaker 16: They know that, and so they can't quite bring themselves
28:36
Speaker 16: to say what they're trying to imply, which is that
28:39
Speaker 16: it was a Nazi salute. So they call it a
28:41
Speaker 16: gesture that we recognize from history or some such nonsense.
28:45
Speaker 16: It's so absolutely hilarious, and you are, of course on
28:48
Speaker 16: the money. They absolutely need to cast their political opponents
28:53
Speaker 16: as Nazis because they have nothing else. Donald Trump just
28:57
Speaker 16: won with a massive mandate to rule from the vast
29:02
Speaker 16: majority of people living in American swing states, the vast
29:06
Speaker 16: majority of the working class. He turned out to be
29:09
Speaker 16: a great uniter of people, regardless of race or region,
29:16
Speaker 16: or where they worked or what they worked in.
29:18
Speaker 14: After being cast as.
29:19
Speaker 16: This deplorable, hitler like divisive character for ten years by
29:24
Speaker 16: these exact same liberal media pundits and democratic elites across
29:29
Speaker 16: the board.
29:30
Speaker 14: So really we're.
29:31
Speaker 16: Seeing them trying once again to do what they did
29:33
Speaker 16: much more successfully in twenty sixteen. Fortunately, the American people
29:37
Speaker 16: just aren't buying it anymore.
29:39
Speaker 3: No, they're certainly not, but CNN, gosh, they're just brainwashed. Meanwhile,
29:43
Speaker 3: Alexandria Ocasio Cortez has accused the Anti Defamation League of
29:49
Speaker 3: defending a Hail Hitler salute and claiming that the anti
29:53
Speaker 3: Semitism watchdog group works for President Trump and his allies.
29:56
Speaker 3: Now this comes after that group defended elon asks jest
30:01
Speaker 3: gesture prompting this post from Ioca. She said, people can
30:04
Speaker 3: officially stop listening to you as any sort of reputable
30:07
Speaker 3: source of information. Now you work for them. Oh look,
30:12
Speaker 3: Bartiya ioc is desperately grappling at stralls once again.
30:19
Speaker 16: I'm still laughing about this. Like when she said you
30:22
Speaker 16: work for them, it was sort of unclear. Did she
30:25
Speaker 16: mean like that the ADL works for trumpor did she
30:27
Speaker 16: mean ADEO works for like the Nazis. It was so hilarious,
30:32
Speaker 16: especially because the ADL is unbelievably woke and spent the
30:35
Speaker 16: last twenty years catering desperately to the woke left, only
30:40
Speaker 16: to have it thrown in their face from AOC. You know,
30:43
Speaker 16: a lot of people are very angry about this. I
30:45
Speaker 16: honestly have not stopped chuckling about it. It is so
30:49
Speaker 16: ridiculous and over the top. This used to be very
30:53
Speaker 16: threatening because they had this monopoly on information through the
30:56
Speaker 16: liberal media about ninety six percent of American journalists liberals
31:00
Speaker 16: or progressives, and so you had this thing happen where
31:04
Speaker 16: their view that Donald Trump, or the MAGA movement or
31:07
Speaker 16: anybody who likes him or votes for him is literally hitler.
31:11
Speaker 16: You know, this is something that people used to buy.
31:13
Speaker 16: But it's so clear now when the majority of Hispanic
31:16
Speaker 16: men twenty five percent of black men, forty six percent
31:20
Speaker 16: of Hispanics overall, you know, millions and millions of Americans
31:24
Speaker 16: who are not white, who are people of color, so
31:27
Speaker 16: many Jews. I mean, these are people who found a
31:30
Speaker 16: home in the Maga movement because the left just has
31:33
Speaker 16: simply abandoned them to cater to these ridiculous far left,
31:38
Speaker 16: extreme radical views of the left. And so now they're
31:41
Speaker 16: in this camp and they're just not going to believe
31:43
Speaker 16: that a man like Donald Trump, whose heart obviously beats
31:47
Speaker 16: for the American working class, whose singular promise is to
31:51
Speaker 16: put Americans first, They're not going to believe anymore that
31:53
Speaker 16: he surrounded himself with Nazis. And I'll just say one
31:55
Speaker 16: more word about Elon Musk. This is a person who
31:58
Speaker 16: went to Israel after October seventh. This is a person
32:01
Speaker 16: who went on a tour of Auschwitz. This is a
32:04
Speaker 16: person who met with the families of the hostages taken
32:07
Speaker 16: by Hamas. This is a person who has been a
32:10
Speaker 16: friend to the Jews for a very long time. And
32:12
Speaker 16: I say that as perhaps one of his most vocal
32:15
Speaker 16: critics in America. I think he's very close with the
32:17
Speaker 16: Chinese Communist Party. I think he's really wrong on immigration.
32:21
Speaker 16: I'm out there criticizing him every day. The idea that
32:23
Speaker 16: this person harbor's secret Nazi views is simply ridiculous, and honestly,
32:30
Speaker 16: I don't even think the people saying it believe it.
32:33
Speaker 3: No, it's the left absolutely grappling at straws because the
32:36
Speaker 3: world has changed, America has changed, and they are still
32:40
Speaker 3: stuck in the past. I think now, let's talk about
32:42
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's press conference in his first full day as president.
32:46
Speaker 3: This is what he said about the January sixth pardons.
32:50
Speaker 13: These people have already served years in prison, and they've
32:54
Speaker 13: served him viciously. It's a disgusting prison. It's been horrible.
32:59
Speaker 13: It's in you, me, and it's been a terrible, terrible thing.
33:02
Speaker 13: So these people have already served a long period of time,
33:05
Speaker 13: and I made a decision to give a pardon.
33:07
Speaker 3: BASSI, Yeah, he's there, you know, explaining his decision. But
33:10
Speaker 3: in the end, he's standing firm on that he was
33:12
Speaker 3: always going.
33:13
Speaker 1: To do this, you know.
33:16
Speaker 16: I think from their point of view, there was a
33:19
Speaker 16: small attempt made to distinguish between people who had been
33:22
Speaker 16: convicted of violent crimes and the vast majority of people
33:26
Speaker 16: were convicted of things like trespassing and other nonviolent crimes.
33:29
Speaker 16: About sixteen of them had their sentences.
33:31
Speaker 14: Commuted, not pardoned. I think this was a big mistake.
33:35
Speaker 14: I think this was an obvious easy thing to do.
33:37
Speaker 16: You hit a police officer, you touch a cop, you
33:40
Speaker 16: don't get any kind of clemency. And I think the
33:43
Speaker 16: reason that they changed tack on this because it did
33:46
Speaker 16: seem like they were going to do what I would
33:48
Speaker 16: think would have been the right thing. To do, which
33:49
Speaker 16: is only to pardon the ones who had nonviolent offenses.
33:52
Speaker 14: That's what JD. Vance said that they were planning to
33:55
Speaker 14: do about a week ago.
33:56
Speaker 16: I think what happened was, you know, when they saw
33:59
Speaker 16: buy In with his blanket pardons for his family, with
34:04
Speaker 16: his preemptive pardons for Fauci and the January sixth committee,
34:07
Speaker 16: which came out literally the morning of the inauguration, I
34:11
Speaker 16: think what happened was that Trump camp felt like this
34:14
Speaker 16: was such a blow to the rule of law that
34:17
Speaker 16: they had to meet that with something for their side,
34:20
Speaker 16: to show what Biden, the kind of president Biden had started.
34:24
Speaker 16: Now again, I don't think this was great. I think
34:26
Speaker 16: that they really should have stood fast on this. You
34:29
Speaker 16: touch a cop, no mercy. But Trump was trying to
34:33
Speaker 16: say in that press conference was look, before I arrived
34:37
Speaker 16: back here on the scene, the Justice Department has been weaponized,
34:40
Speaker 16: and so we can't take anything that came out of
34:42
Speaker 16: that Justice Department seriously.
34:44
Speaker 14: And so that's the decision that they ultimately made.
34:46
Speaker 3: No that makes sense. I did to take your point
34:48
Speaker 3: on that, And I want to bring up the war
34:51
Speaker 3: in you crying because Donald Trump rise that in this
34:53
Speaker 3: press conference have a look.
34:55
Speaker 13: We're talking to Zelenski, We're going to be talking with
34:58
Speaker 13: President Putin very soon, and we'll see what it all
35:01
Speaker 13: happens now Batia.
35:03
Speaker 3: He has previously vowed to bring peace to that conflict.
35:07
Speaker 3: How do you think Donald Trump will handle this now
35:10
Speaker 3: moving forward and trying to negotiate with both those leaders.
35:15
Speaker 16: It's very interesting because leading up to the inauguration, I
35:18
Speaker 16: was sure that it would be much easier to get
35:20
Speaker 16: Putin and Zelenski to the table than it would Hamas
35:23
Speaker 16: and Israel. And amazingly, he managed to get Hamas and
35:26
Speaker 16: Israel to the table and has not yet succeeded with
35:29
Speaker 16: Zelenski and Putin.
35:30
Speaker 14: He did say in this press conference that he would.
35:32
Speaker 16: Be willing to impose sanctions on Russia if Putin doesn't
35:36
Speaker 16: come to the table soon, which to me suggested that
35:39
Speaker 16: the hold up is on the Russian end rather than
35:41
Speaker 16: the Ukrainian end. But I guess we'll see. This is
35:43
Speaker 16: something he wants very much. He could not have put
35:45
Speaker 16: a better person in charge of the Department of State
35:48
Speaker 16: than Mark Rubio. This is a person who one hundred
35:51
Speaker 16: percent understands where Trump is coming from.
35:54
Speaker 14: He said that every single.
35:55
Speaker 16: Decision made by his Department of State would be made
35:58
Speaker 16: based on answering three questions. Does it make America stronger,
36:01
Speaker 16: does it make America safer? And does it make America
36:03
Speaker 16: more prosperous. That is going to be the guiding light
36:08
Speaker 16: of Donald Trump's foreign policy through Marco Rubio.
36:11
Speaker 14: And I think this is just a real it's a.
36:13
Speaker 16: Shot across the bow to post war world order in
36:17
Speaker 16: which America and Americans were put last. This is what
36:20
Speaker 16: America first looks like. It's not isolationist by any means,
36:24
Speaker 16: but it does ask what our our interests here?
36:27
Speaker 14: And I think that's great.
36:28
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a completely new era, that's for sure. And
36:31
Speaker 3: just one more point. On that press conference, Donald Trump
36:35
Speaker 3: also said he will issue an executive order to increase
36:38
Speaker 3: the availability of water in California. Of course, following those
36:42
Speaker 3: disastrous wildfires. Have a listen to these.
36:44
Speaker 13: Los Angeles has massive amounts of water available to it.
36:48
Speaker 13: All they have to do is turn the valve. And
36:50
Speaker 13: that's the valve coming back from and down from the
36:53
Speaker 13: Pacific Northwest, where millions of gallons of water a week
36:59
Speaker 13: and a day even in many cases, pours into California.
37:05
Speaker 13: So we're demanding that they turned the valve back toward
37:08
Speaker 13: Los Angeles right now.
37:09
Speaker 3: But here I thought this was quite important because we
37:12
Speaker 3: know that there were a series of failures by local authorities,
37:15
Speaker 3: by government department decisions which led to those fires. But
37:20
Speaker 3: how contentious is water policy in California.
37:24
Speaker 14: It is very contentious.
37:26
Speaker 16: And I will tell you there are a lot of
37:28
Speaker 16: very wealthy people who used to have a lot of
37:31
Speaker 16: influence in the Democratic Party, whose homes just burned down,
37:36
Speaker 16: and who are going to be looking for a new
37:37
Speaker 16: political party. And honestly, if Donald Trump is going to
37:42
Speaker 16: welcome them with open arms, you could see a mass
37:44
Speaker 16: exodus of these sort of wealthy Californians, former Democrats.
37:49
Speaker 14: Into the arms of the GOP.
37:52
Speaker 3: Yeah, I completely agree with you. Now, look, New York
37:55
Speaker 3: is one of the first sanctuary cities that the FEDS
37:58
Speaker 3: will target in Donald Trump's long promised crackdown on illegal migrants.
38:02
Speaker 3: Here is how Trump's borders our. Tom Homan, Well, he
38:06
Speaker 3: confessed that those deportations have begun. Have a listen to this.
38:11
Speaker 3: We were expecting, based on your initial schedule, that today
38:15
Speaker 3: roundups of criminal illegal aliens in the process of deporting
38:19
Speaker 3: them would begin.
38:20
Speaker 13: It seems to have been put on hold for a
38:22
Speaker 13: little while.
38:22
Speaker 3: When can we expect that to happen?
38:24
Speaker 11: Where will it begin?
38:25
Speaker 7: No?
38:25
Speaker 3: I started, as I started, These teams are there as
38:28
Speaker 3: of today, now, Bartia. This was of course a key
38:31
Speaker 3: election promise. This is a mandate that Donald Trump was
38:34
Speaker 3: elected on. How critical is it now for the Trump
38:37
Speaker 3: administration to deliver on this?
38:41
Speaker 16: It's absolutely critical. This was the immigration election. Immigration in
38:47
Speaker 16: the United States, as I'm sure in other countries as well,
38:51
Speaker 16: is an economic issue when it comes to working class people.
38:54
Speaker 16: It divides the elites who consume the labor of immigrants
38:58
Speaker 16: from the working class, with whom, especially illegal immigrants, compete
39:03
Speaker 16: for jobs. And so one of the major ways in
39:06
Speaker 16: which Donald Trump unified the working class and won the
39:10
Speaker 16: election by peeling away millions of Americans who were very
39:14
Speaker 16: recently Democrats, was by taking up this restrictionist policy on immigration,
39:21
Speaker 16: which by the way, was the Democrats' position as recently
39:24
Speaker 16: as the nineteen nineties. Because whatever side is catering to
39:27
Speaker 16: the working class is going to be the side advocating
39:29
Speaker 16: for much less immigration and controlling the border is the
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Speaker 16: number one thing you do in order to do that,
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Speaker 16: to limit that supply of low wage labor, which immediately
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Speaker 16: raises the wages of working class Americans. And he could
39:42
Speaker 16: not have picked a better person than Tom Holman for
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Speaker 16: that job. You just look at that guy's face when
39:47
Speaker 16: he's talking about it. He cannot wait to get started
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Speaker 16: on this. He is a person who all he wants
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Speaker 16: to do is service the American people. And I think
39:55
Speaker 16: you see that in a lot of these picks Donald
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Speaker 16: Trump has for his cabinet. These are service oriented public servants,
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Speaker 16: which is something we haven't seen for a long time.
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Speaker 3: That is a man who means business. You can tell
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Speaker 3: he is. He is right on it, right on the ball,
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Speaker 3: and he's going to get it done. I completely agree
40:12
Speaker 3: about the borders are Now this was quite interesting. Mayor
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Speaker 3: Eric Adams has said that the Democratic Party has abandoned
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Speaker 3: him and Everyday New York's claiming that the Biden administration
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Speaker 3: actually punished him for being vocal about the migrant crisis
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Speaker 3: in the Big Apple. He's spoken to Tucker Carlson.
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Speaker 5: We'll often say, well, you know, you don't sound like
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Speaker 5: a Democrat, and you know you seem to have left
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Speaker 5: the party.
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Speaker 3: No, the party left me, and he left broken class
40:38
Speaker 3: people again.
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Speaker 11: Venezuelan Gang leaders that were coming to the city creating crimes.
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Speaker 3: And so you tell the President and his aids.
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Speaker 9: This and what are they saying, Big good Democrat Eric.
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Speaker 3: It's quite a turnaround because this is what he had
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Speaker 3: to say about Donald Trump in the past.
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Speaker 16: Trump Republicans created this mess and we need to fix
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Speaker 16: this mess with real immigration.
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Speaker 3: Before Bartiya, I thought that this was quite a frank
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Speaker 3: admission that he made to Tucker Carlson. In your view,
41:05
Speaker 3: what does it say really about how the Biden administration
41:08
Speaker 3: traded people who stood up against their lack of action
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Speaker 3: on what are very serious, key issues like this one.
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Speaker 16: You know, it is both the case that they got
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Speaker 16: very angry at Eric Adams and sidelined one of President
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Speaker 16: Biden's top surrogates because he complained about immigration.
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Speaker 14: And you know, I think what he's doing here is
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Speaker 14: very clever.
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Speaker 16: He's trying to take the issue that he was penalized
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Speaker 16: by the Democrats over and use that to curry favor
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Speaker 16: with Donald Trump. Very smart thing to do. If he's
41:38
Speaker 16: going to help Donald Trump with these deportations, that will
41:40
Speaker 16: be also a very smart thing for him to do.
41:43
Speaker 16: But you know, there were also some allegations against them
41:45
Speaker 16: that I think probably have a lot of merit. Unfortunately,
41:48
Speaker 16: so I don't see him quite clawing his way completely
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Speaker 16: out of the whole.
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Speaker 14: But this is a very smart thing for him to
41:54
Speaker 14: be doing right now.
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Speaker 3: That is a very very fair point. Now we mentioned
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Speaker 3: earlier the war inine, but in terms of the Middle Ages,
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Speaker 3: to Donald Trump has said that he's not confident that
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Speaker 3: Israel sees fire deal with her Musk will hold through
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Speaker 3: in those three phases, saying it's not our war, it
42:10
Speaker 3: is their war. I am not confident, but I think
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Speaker 3: they're very weakened on the other side, Bart Yea. As
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Speaker 3: you alluded to earlier, Donald Trump's influence undoubtedly had an
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Speaker 3: impact in this deal going ahead. But is he right
42:23
Speaker 3: in what he says there, because I guess in the end,
42:25
Speaker 3: Israel has been forced to do a deal with the devil,
42:28
Speaker 3: so who knows what.
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Speaker 16: May happen, you know, I think at this point, as
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Speaker 16: ironic as this is to say, Hamas wants this deal
42:39
Speaker 16: more than Israel does. Israel wants it's hostages back, but
42:43
Speaker 16: it also desperately wants to go in and finish the
42:46
Speaker 16: job that it started. Whereas Hamas I think realizes that
42:50
Speaker 16: they're sort of on their deathbed. I mean, there's no
42:53
Speaker 16: way they can think that they are going to keep
42:56
Speaker 16: ruling the guys a strip. So they want whatever leverage
42:59
Speaker 16: they can get out of this moment right now, and they.
43:02
Speaker 14: Still have those hostages.
43:03
Speaker 16: Meanwhile, Donald Trump has promised Benjamin Ntanyahu that he can
43:07
Speaker 16: go back in and finish the job. Unlike Biden, Trump
43:11
Speaker 16: did not make it a condition of the ceasefire deal
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Speaker 16: that Israel promise not to re engage militarily. So it
43:18
Speaker 16: really is Israel's decision right now. Do they want to
43:20
Speaker 16: try to get every last hostage out or do they
43:23
Speaker 16: want to finish the war, which of course has been
43:25
Speaker 16: their sort of Sophie's choice since the beginning of this
43:29
Speaker 16: since October seventh. Do they do everything they can to
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Speaker 16: rescue the hostages or do they prosecute the war and
43:35
Speaker 16: try to defeat their enemy. And it's a horrific, horrific
43:39
Speaker 16: decision because of course those are intention with each other.
43:43
Speaker 16: And I really don't envy NITANIAO for having had to
43:46
Speaker 16: make that decision every single day since October seventh. You know,
43:51
Speaker 16: all I can say is, as Americans, we have Israel's
43:54
Speaker 16: back again now in a way that we really didn't
43:56
Speaker 16: under the Biden administration, and thank god for that.
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Speaker 3: You're absolutely spot on. Now we're almost out a time,
44:02
Speaker 3: but before we let you go, I've got to talk
44:04
Speaker 3: about a final humiliation for Kamala Harris, because official Kamala
44:08
Speaker 3: Harris twenty twenty four merchandise has been spotted selling at
44:11
Speaker 3: half price, including tote bags with a portrait of the
44:15
Speaker 3: smiling former Vice president. Oh BARTI, yup, it's all over
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Speaker 3: and now she's half priced, she's on sale.
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Speaker 14: It's so depressing. And I will just say this.
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Speaker 16: You know, you have a lot of Democrats sort of
44:28
Speaker 16: taking stock trying to figure out, Okay, where do we
44:31
Speaker 16: go from here. Here's the thing that's been bothering me
44:34
Speaker 16: so much about it. They don't actually have this sense of, well,
44:38
Speaker 16: we want to win because we want to do this
44:40
Speaker 16: for the American people. They're standing there asking themselves, well,
44:45
Speaker 16: what can we offer the American people so that we
44:47
Speaker 16: can win. It's sort of not just the death of
44:51
Speaker 16: you know, the party as it was, but you know
44:54
Speaker 16: the death of the idea behind the party. I mean,
44:57
Speaker 16: what do they actually stand for? And I think in
45:00
Speaker 16: that sense, Kamala Harris was the perfect person to run
45:04
Speaker 16: because she stands for absolutely nothing, just.
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Speaker 14: Like the party that she represented.
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Speaker 3: Oh well, she was always a Dei pick and look
45:11
Speaker 3: how well that went. Bartia Unga Sagan, You're brilliant. Thank
45:14
Speaker 3: you very much for joining me on the show this evening.
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Speaker 14: Thank you so much for having me.
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Speaker 3: God bless Coming up, Will Australia follow Trump's lead and
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Speaker 3: recognize two genders only? Stephanie Bastian joins us next to discuss, well,
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump has shaken up the world and hopefully it
45:38
Speaker 3: reverberates here in Australia because he's ordered an attack on
45:41
Speaker 3: gender politics recognizing only two genders male and female. Joining
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Speaker 3: me now is Women Forum, Australia's head of advocacy, Stephanie Bastian. Stephanie,
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Speaker 3: thanks for joining me. This is about ending what has
45:54
Speaker 3: become an ideological crusade across the world. But do you
45:56
Speaker 3: think that Australia will follow suit and say that there
45:59
Speaker 3: are two? Look?
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Speaker 17: I certainly hope. So this is a historic executive order
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Speaker 17: coming out of America. Not only does it tackle the
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Speaker 17: heart of the issue that is gender ideology, it deals
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Speaker 17: with the consequences women. Sex based rights will be restored,
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Speaker 17: their sports will be protected their access to sex only
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Speaker 17: spaces such as change rooms, bathrooms, prisons, and domestic violence shelters.
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Speaker 17: It tackles the issue of documentation, so sex self id.
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Speaker 17: It requires biological reality on things like passports and visas.
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Speaker 17: It also strips away funding from diversity and woke programs
46:38
Speaker 17: and also the forced use of pronouns in the workplace.
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Speaker 17: Both of these things have been instrumental by activists to
46:46
Speaker 17: normalize gender ideology in our society. So it's a fantastic bill.
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Speaker 17: I really hope that this inspires some leadership on.
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Speaker 3: The issue in Australia.
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Speaker 17: But it's a terrific win for Americans and perhaps more
46:58
Speaker 17: importantly women and girls.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, finally somebody has said it. Good on Donald Trump. Now,
47:03
Speaker 3: a prominent transactivist wants Canada to update its travel safety
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Speaker 3: guidelines for the US following that executive order. Stephanie, I
47:12
Speaker 3: don't think that Trump would care. But what does this
47:13
Speaker 3: say about the fear and hysteria being peddled by the
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Speaker 3: left when it comes to gender ideology. Look, I think
47:22
Speaker 3: hysteria is the right word. But we've been lying.
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Speaker 17: The government has been lying, our institutions have been lying
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Speaker 17: to these people for so long. These are people who
47:30
Speaker 17: are struggling with gender identity. They have an entitlement. So
47:33
Speaker 17: I think following this order there will be some growing pains,
47:36
Speaker 17: but we need this clarity and quite frankly, if foreigners
47:39
Speaker 17: visiting America need to update their records to do so,
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Speaker 17: the US is doing the rest of the world a favor.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a really good point. Now, a tribunal has
47:49
Speaker 3: ruled that a Victorian lesbian group cannot exclude transgender and
47:52
Speaker 3: bisexual women from its public events. In twenty twenty three,
47:56
Speaker 3: the Lesbian Action Group applied to the Australian Human Rights
47:59
Speaker 3: Commission to allowed for what to exclude transgender and bisexual
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Speaker 3: women from public events, but the Commission has since ruled
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Speaker 3: against it. Stephanie, So Australian lesbians aren't allowed to exclude
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Speaker 3: men from public meetings. What does it say about the
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Speaker 3: gender identity movement?
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Speaker 17: Look, I think it says a lot more about the
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Speaker 17: Human Rights Commission. They're no longer fit for purpose. I mean,
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Speaker 17: this is the third case they've intervened where they've ruled
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Speaker 17: against women. There was a similar case in Tasmania to
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Speaker 17: the one in Victoria, and of course they were a
48:29
Speaker 17: friend of the court on behalf of Roxanntickle in the
48:32
Speaker 17: sal Grover to call verse giggle case. I think we
48:36
Speaker 17: need to have a look at these institutions and defund them.
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Speaker 17: As I said before, they're no longer fit for purpose.
48:42
Speaker 17: It's extremely disappointing men who identify as lesbians as transgender lesbians.
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Speaker 3: Are heterosexual men.
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Speaker 17: People have the right to meet, and they have the
48:52
Speaker 17: right to discriminate in a lawful way, and this would
48:55
Speaker 17: be a lawful way. And if we have a look
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Speaker 17: at some of the other decisions that have been made,
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Speaker 17: particularly in Victoria, there was a gay bar who was
49:01
Speaker 17: allowed to discriminate against heterosexual couples. Transgender people are able
49:06
Speaker 17: to hold trands only events. It just seems when it
49:09
Speaker 17: comes to women's rights, they're being discarded once again, and
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Speaker 17: we really need better clarity on this. I just hope
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Speaker 17: that when the next election comes around, if there's a
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Speaker 17: change of government, Brad Batton takes this issue on and
49:22
Speaker 17: starts to deal with it and to root.
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Speaker 3: Out some of these issues. Absolutely, but this is what
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Speaker 3: we need, Stephanie, is strong government and strong leadership on
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Speaker 3: this and follow the lead of Donald Trump. We can't
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Speaker 3: keep going on this Pathway, Stephanie Bastien, nice to chat
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Speaker 3: to you, Thanks very much for joining me on the show.
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Speaker 3: And that's it from me. Up next is Newsnight, good Night,