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The Late Debate | 23 July · The Late Debate

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Speaker 1: Welcome the wait to pay.
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Speaker 2: Great to have your company.
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Speaker 3: I'm James Macpherson with Liz Storer and Caleb Bond.
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Speaker 2: Coming up.
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Speaker 3: Queensland Premier Stephen Miles upset that the LNP have done
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Speaker 3: to him what the Labor Party did to Peter Dutton
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Speaker 3: a month ago. Poor Stephen Miles will get to him
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Speaker 3: a little later. Plus, when we look at the papers.
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Speaker 3: A great story on the front page of Tomorrow's Australian
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Speaker 3: as Sydney Islamic leaders warn Muslims that they should not
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Speaker 3: vote in elections because.
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Speaker 2: It's anti Islam.
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Speaker 3: Plus the Courier Mail's got a story tomorrow detailing how
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Speaker 3: the Queensland government arrived at that one billion dollar figure
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Speaker 3: to demolish and redevelop the Gabbar. I wonder if you
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Speaker 3: can guess how they came up with that number.
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Speaker 2: We'll reveal that when we look at the papers.
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Speaker 3: But first, and I don't want to sound alarmist, but
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Speaker 3: the US President Joe Biden has not been seen in
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Speaker 3: a week. After insisting that only God Almighty could stop
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Speaker 3: him contesting the next election, the President suddenly developed COVID
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Speaker 3: and then just vanished from sight. Here's the last time
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Speaker 3: the US president was seen last Wednesday. Now, four days
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Speaker 3: after that, remember, no one has seen him, he announced
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Speaker 3: via a tweet he would not contest the election. Now
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Speaker 3: rumors began to swirl. People wondered, was he forced out?
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Speaker 3: Does he even know that he's dropped out? Is he
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Speaker 3: even alive? Well, those questions were answered today. Kind of
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden, who's evidently not well enough to address the
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Speaker 3: American people, managed to make a phone call to a
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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris campaign event. Just when you thought American politics
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Speaker 3: could not get any weirder.
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Speaker 2: July.
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Speaker 4: If I didn't have COVID, i'd be sitting there with you,
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Speaker 4: standing there with you. I'm so proud of what you've
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Speaker 4: all done. But just told it all from them, keeping
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Speaker 4: me out of out of people's lair for the next
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Speaker 4: three or four days. But I'm going to be on
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Speaker 4: the road and I'm not going anywhere. I'm gonna It's
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Speaker 4: kept me away a little bit, but you know, I
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Speaker 4: want people to remember that what we have done has
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Speaker 4: been incredible, and we get so much more. We're going
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Speaker 4: to get done, And so I want to say hello
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Speaker 4: to Kama. She can hear me. I know she's going
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Speaker 4: to be speaking shortly, and I want to say that
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Speaker 4: the team embrace her. She's the best.
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Speaker 2: But was that a fun call or was it a recording?
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Speaker 3: I only ask because Kamala Harris herself seemed unsure. Listen
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Speaker 3: closely to what she says when she asks if that's
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Speaker 3: the president on the call?
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Speaker 5: It is so good to hear our president's voice.
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Speaker 6: Joe.
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Speaker 5: I know you're still on the on the call, and
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Speaker 5: we've been talking every day. You probably you guys heard
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Speaker 5: it from Doug's voice.
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Speaker 6: We love Joe and Jail, we really do.
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Speaker 2: They truly are like family.
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Speaker 5: Does everybody here that's mutual?
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Speaker 6: I know you're still there.
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Speaker 7: You're not going anywhere.
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Speaker 1: Job, I'm watching kid. I love you, I.
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Speaker 2: Love you, Job, Caleb and Liz.
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Speaker 3: We'll get to how weird Kamala Harris is in a
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Speaker 3: moment and we could talk all night about that. But
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Speaker 3: how weird is Joe Biden?
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Speaker 2: I mean, where is he? And why can he make
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Speaker 2: a phone call.
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Speaker 3: But he can't come on a video or turn up himself.
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Speaker 2: It's very, very strange.
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Speaker 6: It looks for all the world like a coup.
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Speaker 7: After this guy's quick timeline, after this guy's disastrous debate,
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Speaker 7: where everyone was like, well, he's cooked, he's got to go,
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Speaker 7: And he said I wasn't feeling well.
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Speaker 6: I was a bit jet lagged, et cetera.
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Speaker 7: He said twenty plus times, very emphatically, I'm going nowhere.
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Speaker 7: The party elites aren't gonna push me out. Then he
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Speaker 7: suddenly comes down with COVID after the RNC has endorsed
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Speaker 7: Donald Trump, and nobody's seen or heard from him since
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Speaker 7: that recording there, if it even is a recording. We
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Speaker 7: all know what they can do with AI these days,
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Speaker 7: and I would not put anything past the Democrats are
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Speaker 7: indeed most people in politics.
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Speaker 6: That is not proof of life. Where is he?
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Speaker 7: Why can we not see him?
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Speaker 6: Simply?
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Speaker 7: It makes no sense. And then you've got the added
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Speaker 7: fact that he resigned via Twitter, an account which people
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Speaker 7: have laughed about for the four years of his Presidency's
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Speaker 7: saying they know all these tweets don't come from Doe.
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Speaker 6: They're going doesn't.
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Speaker 7: Even know how to access the account. Arguably he's never
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Speaker 7: actually tweeted in his life.
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Speaker 6: It's always his staffers.
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Speaker 7: That resignation tweet was not even on White House.
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Speaker 6: Letterhead, his signature.
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Speaker 7: There's been questions raised about that because he never underlines
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Speaker 7: his signature, and this signature included an underlining squiggle, and
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Speaker 7: everyone was like, oh, wait a minute. His own staff
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Speaker 7: and campaign people found out via x found out by
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Speaker 7: that same tweet that he was stepping down. They had
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Speaker 7: no idea he was resigning. Just last night we played
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Speaker 7: the clip of his campaign chair saying emphatically just hours
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Speaker 7: before that tweet, he's going nowhere. He's staying in the race,
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Speaker 7: and we're supposed to believe that despite the fact we
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Speaker 7: still haven't seen him. And they've done this ridiculous parody
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Speaker 7: where oh, he's just on a conference call, listen to
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Speaker 7: his voice that everything's a okay. This is not normal,
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Speaker 7: and the mainstream media would have you believe, Oh, it's
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Speaker 7: it's normal.
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Speaker 6: He's just got COVID.
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Speaker 7: That's why no one can see him. Hello, We've had
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Speaker 7: people on Sky News be home with COVID and chair
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Speaker 7: shows his name's Chris Kenny, Like, what are legends? Just
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Speaker 7: because you have COVID doesn't mean you can't be seen.
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Speaker 7: I mean you may have it, but there's no reason why. Well,
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Speaker 7: the most powerful men in the world cannot just live
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Speaker 7: stream in using some sort of a camera and assure
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Speaker 7: the world I'm alive. This is me actually saying this. Yes,
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Speaker 7: I have dropped out, Yes I do endorse Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 7: It just looks for all the world like a coup.
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Speaker 7: The timing of this thing. And one last thing I
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Speaker 7: will say is if Donald Trump had died the weekend
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Speaker 7: before last, Biden would still be in the race. I
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Speaker 7: don't think many people would argue that then they would
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Speaker 7: have gone down the route of Oh, he's just kept
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Speaker 7: up the route that they've been taking for the last
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Speaker 7: four years. He's strong, he's mentally well. All of that
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Speaker 7: is just fake news and deep fake videos of him stumbling.
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Speaker 7: We need stability now more than ever, and he's the
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Speaker 7: father of the nation and he's the one.
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Speaker 6: To see it through.
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Speaker 7: Because it didn't go that way. That and that alone
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Speaker 7: is when the Dems stepped up this really really forceful,
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Speaker 7: pushing him out of the party. And we've seen that
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Speaker 7: since that ex tweet, which I'm convinced he did not tweet,
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Speaker 7: everyone's fallen in behind Kamala. The entire establishment has fallen
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Speaker 7: in behind Kamala. Kamala's campaign says that they've raised over
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Speaker 7: one hundred million dollars in the twenty four hours since
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Speaker 7: Biden dropped out. I'm just finding all of this very
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Speaker 7: hard to believe.
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Speaker 6: To me, it looks like a coup.
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Speaker 8: You know, the money rolls in because it's anybody but
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Speaker 8: Biden basically.
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Speaker 7: Even that the money was rolling, it was still by it.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, but but it had dried up or it
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Speaker 8: certainly wasn't coming in in the same way that it was.
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Speaker 8: And you know, once you had George Clooney, who of
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Speaker 8: course had run a big fundraiser, coming out and saying, look,
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Speaker 8: I'm not going to stand up at another one of
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Speaker 8: those things again, and they knew they had to do
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Speaker 8: something if they wanted to get any money. And you mentioned,
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Speaker 8: of course, the fact that the post was made on
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Speaker 8: x to say that he was no longer running. Did
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Speaker 8: you notice that Jill Biden's account then retweeted that post.
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Speaker 8: There's no words to go along with her post. All
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Speaker 8: it was was a pink love heart. Now, you would
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Speaker 8: think that the wife of the president, the first lady,
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Speaker 8: would have a little more to say about her husband's
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Speaker 8: presidency at the moment that he said I'm not going
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Speaker 8: to run again at the end of the year than
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Speaker 8: a pink love heart.
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Speaker 2: I mean, Jim Times, you say a lot by saying
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Speaker 2: not much.
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Speaker 8: Precisely, precisely because we know Jill I suspect has been
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Speaker 8: the major driver behind the fact that he lasted as
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Speaker 8: long in this race because she just.
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Speaker 1: Wants to stay in the White House.
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Speaker 8: I mean, you can imagine how pissed chair would be
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Speaker 8: about the fact that Joe is no longer running.
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Speaker 1: And you listen to the audio.
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Speaker 8: Of him at that Kamala pressa, I mean, he does
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Speaker 8: sound pretty sick or either on industrial doses of pseudoephedrin.
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Speaker 8: But for heaven's sake, like as if you can't see
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Speaker 8: his face. We've all been sick at various points and
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Speaker 8: come in to work. We see today that he's canceled
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Speaker 8: a meeting with Benjamin Nitya, who is currently in the US.
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Speaker 8: So it all adds why can't we see the guy?
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Speaker 8: I mean, look, if he looks like death warmed up
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Speaker 8: because he's got COVID, it's no different to the way
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Speaker 8: he's looked for the last three or four years. He's
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Speaker 8: looked like death warmed up for a long time. We
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Speaker 8: saw him at the debate im and he possibly couldn't
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Speaker 8: look any worse than that. They of course have given
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Speaker 8: him a spray tand since then to try and make
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Speaker 8: him look more alive. But I tell you what, even
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Speaker 8: with COVID and dropping out of the race, the abilities
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Speaker 8: of Joe Biden are just extraordinary because apparently while he
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Speaker 8: was on a phone call to this presser and look,
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Speaker 8: I don't know about you. I've used a few phones
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Speaker 8: in my life. I imagine you have as well. And
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Speaker 8: generally the way it works, unless you're on FaceTime or something,
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Speaker 8: in which case we would have been able to see
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Speaker 8: mister Biden's face he's sitting there with phone to his ear,
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Speaker 8: or he's on a conference call. You can't generally see
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Speaker 8: people down the phone.
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Speaker 1: Well not Joe Biden. Have a look at this.
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Speaker 8: He apparently can see what's going on even though he's
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Speaker 8: not on a video call.
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Speaker 6: Do you watch him?
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Speaker 7: You here this clapping?
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Speaker 9: Can you see it?
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Speaker 1: He's watching.
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Speaker 8: I don't know. They will be watching from heaven at
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Speaker 8: this point. He is actually probably from hell, given it's
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Speaker 8: Joe Biden. But that the whole thing is such a
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Speaker 8: fast Would you have ever thought that a sitting president
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Speaker 8: would announce the fact that they're not running again via
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Speaker 8: a post on X not a press release that went
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Speaker 8: out to the media, no embargoed message that not even
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Speaker 8: his staff knew was coming. It just pops up on
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Speaker 8: a social media platform, which is great for Elon Musk
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Speaker 8: and X because they can once again say, you know
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Speaker 8: where you get the news first, which.
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Speaker 1: Is of course what Twitter was always about.
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Speaker 8: But the whole thing, when you piece it together, you
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Speaker 8: just got to go, what sort of timeline are we
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Speaker 8: living in there?
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Speaker 2: And it's only how long since?
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Speaker 3: Nine days since the assassination attempt on Trump? So you've
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Speaker 3: got Trump almost shot dead, You've got Joe Biden.
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Speaker 2: We don't know if he's alive. I mean, it's just
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Speaker 2: an extraordinary time.
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Speaker 1: He's probably tied up somewhere. Joe, don't you move, don't move.
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Speaker 3: But I mean even more extraordinary is Kamala Harris today
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Speaker 3: telling the crowd that no president in US history has
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Speaker 3: been able to do as much in two terms as
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden has achieved in one, and then she wondered
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Speaker 3: why it didn't get much of a reaction from the crowd.
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Speaker 2: She had to kind of generate an applause.
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Speaker 5: Joe Biden's legacy of accomplishment over the past three years
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Speaker 5: is unmatched in Mardern history. In one term, he has
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Speaker 5: already yes, you may laugh, in one term, he has
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Speaker 5: already surpassed the legacy of most presidents who have served
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Speaker 5: two terms in office.
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Speaker 7: When you've got force the applause, there's one guy doing
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Speaker 7: a golf clap and she's like, yes, keep everyone. Everyone joining.
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Speaker 3: Reminds us of another US presidential candidate, Jeff Bush, who
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Speaker 3: had a similar problem.
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Speaker 10: I think the next president needs to be a lot quieter,
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Speaker 10: but send a signal that we're prepared to act in
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Speaker 10: the national security interests of this country to get back
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Speaker 10: in the business of creating a more peaceful world.
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Speaker 2: Please clap. That wasn't an encouragement to clap. That was
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Speaker 2: just a sigh of resignation I needed.
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Speaker 8: I needed, And watching you said, we'll get to the
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Speaker 8: weirdness of Kamala Harris. So let's go there. And that
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Speaker 8: clip of her say we love you, Joe, we.
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Speaker 7: Love you so much like it's Emily, It's got.
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Speaker 8: All the sincerity of someone like you know, you're telling
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Speaker 8: your mother in law that you love her daily and
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Speaker 8: she's the best thing that's ever happened in your life. No,
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Speaker 8: we all know you hate your mother in law. That's
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Speaker 8: just how things were she's loving herself sick right now
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Speaker 8: because all the pieces have fallen into place. I suspect
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Speaker 8: she probably thought that the way she would get to
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Speaker 8: the presidency is not via an election. It would have
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Speaker 8: been via Joe Biden sneezing heavily and then you know,
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Speaker 8: he's inside sort of coming out of all orifices and
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Speaker 8: that was the end of him, and that she would
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Speaker 8: just sort of automatically ascend to the job that way.
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Speaker 8: She probably didn't think it would come like this, But nevertheless,
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Speaker 8: you know, you've got this dopey woman who laughs at
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Speaker 8: absolutely everything she says me. She cracks herself up with
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Speaker 8: her own jokes that aren't even jokes, and she is
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Speaker 8: now most likely going to be the Democratic pick to
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Speaker 8: run for president. She cannot believe her luck. She is
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Speaker 8: the way luckiest woman alive right now, except for the fact,
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Speaker 8: of course, that she doesn't stand much of a chance
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Speaker 8: of beating Joe Biden. But she'll be loving herself beating
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Speaker 8: Joe Budden, beating Donald Trump. She's already beating Joe Biden,
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Speaker 8: we saw that over the last few days. But she
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Speaker 8: will be loving herself sick in the lead up to them.
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Speaker 7: The woman that Trump aptly called quote dumb as a
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Speaker 7: rock end quote, but speaking of a coup. Sources have
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Speaker 7: now come out to The Post saying yes, in fact,
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Speaker 7: the Democrats at the highest levels of the party threatened
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Speaker 7: Joe Biden and said, if you don't step down, we'll
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Speaker 7: just get you out of the top spot using our
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Speaker 7: own means. A source speaking to the Post said that debate,
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Speaker 7: that disastrous debate, with millions of eyes on it was
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Speaker 7: a setup to convince Democrats that he couldn't run for president.
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Speaker 7: And it wasn't hard for anyone watching at home to
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Speaker 7: make that assessment all by themselves.
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Speaker 4: Eligible for what I've been able to do with the
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Speaker 4: with the COVID, I could be with dealing with have
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Speaker 4: to do with.
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Speaker 2: If we finally beat medicare, Trump's.
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Speaker 7: Patient confusion, Just channeling the emotions of everyone watching there.
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Speaker 7: But this is exactly what I said the minute the
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Speaker 7: Democrats said, actually, we will have a debate, earliest presidential
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Speaker 7: debate in American history that far out to an election.
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Speaker 7: We will have a debate. I said. There's only two
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Speaker 7: reasons why they would do this. Either to prove to
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Speaker 7: everyone we'd see the Manhattan Project of pharmaceutical stimulants on
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Speaker 7: display and everyone would.
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Speaker 6: Be like, Oh, actually, he's not that bad.
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Speaker 7: Why are people raising all these concerns about his mental faculties?
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Speaker 7: Or number two, which I highly suspected. The whole idea
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Speaker 7: was to watch him crash and burn so that everyone
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Speaker 7: would turn against him and say, this guy's got to go.
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Speaker 6: And it worked perfectly.
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Speaker 3: And the other evidence that this was set up was
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Speaker 3: the way that CNN handled the debate. I mean, we
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Speaker 3: all noted at the time that they were softball in
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Speaker 3: questions to Donald Trump, and the use of the split
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Speaker 3: screen that we just saw there enabled Biden to stumble
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Speaker 3: and mumble while Donald Trump without saying a word, as
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Speaker 3: you said, channel all our thoughts to exactly what was happening.
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Speaker 3: It was quite remarkable that CNN allowed that. And then
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Speaker 3: of course, straight after the debate, every left wing news
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Speaker 3: outlet immediately slammed Biden, started the question of his suitability.
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Speaker 3: Then there were leaks, then Democrats put their names to
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Speaker 3: the leaks. Then George Clooney came out. But one strange
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Speaker 3: thing that I didn't sort of notice being that important
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Speaker 3: at the time was remember, we were joking about the
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Speaker 3: fact that Biden started getting his advice from Hunter, and
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Speaker 3: we all thought, well, I mean, this is ridiculous. Hunter's
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Speaker 3: a crackhead advising the president. But it makes sense now
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Speaker 3: because if the family felt we are being set up,
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Speaker 3: we are being pushed out, there would literally be no
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Speaker 3: one left to trust other than your immediate family. So
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Speaker 3: it wasn't so stupid that he had Hunter in all
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Speaker 3: the meetings. It was just he dared not trust anybody else.
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Speaker 3: That's the way it maps potentially.
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Speaker 1: So I mean, you know, take advice from a crackhead.
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Speaker 8: At least you can trust him because he's easier son. Right,
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Speaker 8: that's about the dam And indeed, I think there's two
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Speaker 8: distinct eras of Biden.
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Speaker 7: Now.
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Speaker 8: The clip we just played was Bet before Tan, and
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Speaker 8: then you have the post Tan Biden, which is where
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Speaker 8: it's all sort of fallen apart. But the more you
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Speaker 8: look into the rules that were put around that debate,
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Speaker 8: I mean the fact that the microphones were closed when
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Speaker 8: the other was speaking, which played straight into Trump's hands
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Speaker 8: because it prevented him from constantly interrupting and making a
17:41
Speaker 8: menace of himself, which made Trump look good. And the
17:44
Speaker 8: fact that Biden was the one who challenged Trump to
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Speaker 8: a debate, right, and you would have thought if you
17:51
Speaker 8: were Barden or any of his advisors, much like and
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Speaker 8: of course they did have debates in twenty twenty, but
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Speaker 8: much like twenty twenty, your strategy would be to put
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Speaker 8: Barden in the bunk and keep him as far away
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Speaker 8: from the public and the cameras and the journalists as possible,
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Speaker 8: because you know that's where he can potentially slip up.
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Speaker 8: And what we had was Biden come out and post
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Speaker 8: a video online saying, you know, you name the time
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Speaker 8: and place, buddy, I'm ready to go. I mean, you
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Speaker 8: can't tell me that Biden genuinely thought, well maybe he
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Speaker 8: would have genuinely thought it, but that he was ready
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Speaker 8: to go for a debate, but that his aides, unless
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Speaker 8: they were setting him up, would not have said, look,
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Speaker 8: mister Biden, we reckon a debate mightn't.
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Speaker 1: Be the best thing you could do for your.
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Speaker 8: It was why don't we just sort of leave that
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Speaker 8: to one side? But no, they threw down the gauntlet
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Speaker 8: and that's ultimately what brought him underne.
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Speaker 3: But how magnificent is the way that Obama has played this.
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Speaker 3: I mean remember after the debate, he just said, look,
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Speaker 3: anyone can have a bad night. One bad night doesn't
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Speaker 3: mean anything. Meanwhile, everybody else is doing the dirty work. Now,
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Speaker 3: Kamala has stepped forward and Biden has said, well, we
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Speaker 3: will have a process. I trust the party to come
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Speaker 3: up with the right Obama's not got his fingerprints on anything,
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Speaker 3: nne yet you can see him all over it.
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Speaker 6: Oh, he's extremely shrewd.
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Speaker 7: You got to give him that, and everyone saw that
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Speaker 7: during his presidency as well. He was known as a
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Speaker 7: very brilliant orator. He's a wonderful wordsmith, and he's playing
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Speaker 7: his cards very close to his chest, even if that
19:21
Speaker 7: is he doesn't want to be seen endorsing a woman
19:24
Speaker 7: who is, like Trump said, as dumb as a rock.
19:27
Speaker 7: But everyone's now turning on the Secret Service director. She
19:33
Speaker 7: had to face Congress now because they need answers. Well,
19:38
Speaker 7: they weren't getting any out of the Secret Service Director Cheetle,
19:43
Speaker 7: although they did try their hardest.
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Speaker 1: His Rep.
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Speaker 7: Nancy Mace saying, can I just ask you, was this
19:53
Speaker 7: the biggest failure of the Secret Service during your tenure?
19:58
Speaker 6: It's a yes or no question. It should be pretty easy.
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Speaker 7: Have a crack at it.
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Speaker 11: Was this a colossal failure? It was a failure? Yes
20:08
Speaker 11: or no? Was it a colossal failure?
20:10
Speaker 6: Is the question?
20:11
Speaker 11: Yes or no? I have admitted this is this is
20:13
Speaker 11: a yes or no series of questions. Was this a
20:16
Speaker 11: colossal failure? Yes or no?
20:19
Speaker 6: Yeah?
20:20
Speaker 7: It was an entire hearing of similar just the director
20:24
Speaker 7: just trying to skirt around the most obvious, the most
20:28
Speaker 7: simple questions. So it was just a matter of time
20:31
Speaker 7: before Nancy Mayce lost their temper.
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Speaker 11: Have you provided all audio and video recordings in your
20:37
Speaker 11: possession to this committee as we asked on July fifteenth?
20:40
Speaker 12: Yes or no.
20:41
Speaker 11: I would have to get back to you. That is
20:42
Speaker 11: a no you're full of today. You're just being completely dishonest.
20:47
Speaker 7: And Rep Anna Paulina just outright said to the director
20:53
Speaker 7: of the Secret Service, you've perjured yourself here today. Man.
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Speaker 13: In my opinion, according to some of the testimony today,
21:03
Speaker 13: I feel that you have perjured yourself in some instances,
21:06
Speaker 13: and so I'm going to ask for a full review
21:08
Speaker 13: of the transcripts by staff, and if you find that
21:10
Speaker 13: to be the case, I do ask that you bring
21:12
Speaker 13: perjury charges against the director.
21:15
Speaker 7: She has been repeatedly asked to resign by many of
21:19
Speaker 7: the people who were speaking to her during this hearing,
21:23
Speaker 7: saying we don't even feel safe with you in control anymore.
21:27
Speaker 7: Here's an average joe who took it upon himself with
21:31
Speaker 7: a team of other blokes to climb aboard the roof
21:35
Speaker 7: where the shooter had taken his shots at Donald J. Trump,
21:39
Speaker 7: just to illustrate to everyone how inexcusable.
21:44
Speaker 6: This was on the part of the Secret Service.
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Speaker 1: It's not that steep at all.
21:50
Speaker 12: We just had a seventy year old man back here
21:52
Speaker 12: climb up.
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Speaker 8: On the roof.
21:55
Speaker 12: Easily see that water tower behind me had Secret service there.
22:00
Speaker 12: Anybody had sniper teens up there, the sky wouldn't have
22:03
Speaker 12: made it five feet up this roof.
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Speaker 2: He would have been taken out.
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Speaker 1: Behind me.
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Speaker 14: You see the windows that Secret Service was supposedly in
22:15
Speaker 14: the second floor of this building behind it makes you
22:17
Speaker 14: wonder why they weren't able to quickly dispatch the individual.
22:23
Speaker 12: And then behind me back over here where those red
22:26
Speaker 12: roofs are, that's where the stage was set up. That's
22:29
Speaker 12: where the president was giving his speech. From a lot
22:32
Speaker 12: of questions here in Butler, a.
22:36
Speaker 7: Lot of questions around the world. We know that the
22:40
Speaker 7: snipers had him in their sights. They knew that this
22:42
Speaker 7: guy an hour before he took the shots at Donald Trump.
22:47
Speaker 7: They knew he was there, They knew he had a rifle,
22:49
Speaker 7: they knew where he was located. People in the crowd
22:52
Speaker 7: was screaming at them, saying, there's a guy on the
22:54
Speaker 7: roof with a gun. Didn't even take Trump off stage.
22:58
Speaker 7: We've been given the slope roof excuse by cheetle that
23:02
Speaker 7: fell over really quickly. Now we're being told they were
23:06
Speaker 7: on the roof but then got off because it was
23:08
Speaker 7: too hot. Check out this tweet by Senator Josh Hawley.
23:12
Speaker 7: He says, whistleblowers tell me law enforcement enforcement rather personnel
23:17
Speaker 7: were in fact stationed to the roof the day of
23:19
Speaker 7: the Trump rally, but abandoned it citing the heat. They
23:24
Speaker 7: also say law enforcement were supposed to be patrolling the
23:27
Speaker 7: building but opted to stay inside instead. There is literally
23:32
Speaker 7: nothing this cheetle woman could say to excuse the events
23:36
Speaker 7: of that day, which is why I have always maintained
23:39
Speaker 7: and still maintain this was allowed to happen. There is
23:44
Speaker 7: literally no other reasons. How could this kid be dead
23:48
Speaker 7: twenty six seconds after he first pulled the trigger. They
23:51
Speaker 7: knew he was there, They had him within their sides
23:54
Speaker 7: and they waited for him to shoot before they shot.
23:58
Speaker 1: And Cheatle still has a job.
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Speaker 8: That's the most extraordinary thing in all of this. And
24:02
Speaker 8: the excuses that they keep offering up. But you know,
24:05
Speaker 8: Cheetle couldn't rock up there today and actually say anything
24:08
Speaker 8: because if she said what she really knew, well, she
24:11
Speaker 8: wouldn't have a job tomorrow. But the excuses they've offered
24:14
Speaker 8: up the sloped roof, and now we're being told that
24:18
Speaker 8: it was too hot to possibly be up on the
24:21
Speaker 8: roof protecting the former president.
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Speaker 1: We couldn't do that.
24:24
Speaker 8: The unionized workers of the Secret Service must have their
24:28
Speaker 8: breaks in the forty two degree heat. I mean, it's
24:31
Speaker 8: the equivalent of saying, the dog ate my homework, Like we.
24:34
Speaker 1: All know that's rubbish.
24:36
Speaker 8: They are offering up absolute rubbish and expecting us to
24:39
Speaker 8: swallow it. And you've got a feel for Senator Pat Follen,
24:43
Speaker 8: who sort of led a lot of this spill over today,
24:45
Speaker 8: saying like, where did the worst excuse you could possibly
24:50
Speaker 8: have thought up come from?
24:51
Speaker 1: Are you in your right mind? Miss Cheatle?
24:55
Speaker 15: Do you remember in an EBC interview you did that
24:57
Speaker 15: you didn't have people on the roof of the AGR
24:59
Speaker 15: build because you were worried about safety because of the slope.
25:03
Speaker 6: I recall that statement.
25:07
Speaker 15: Does a secret service have written policy you can share
25:09
Speaker 15: with us about.
25:10
Speaker 1: Slope roofs now?
25:13
Speaker 15: Okay, so why'd you act like there was one? But
25:15
Speaker 15: the problem is, director, you put your counter snappers on
25:18
Speaker 15: a three twelve roof, which is steeper than the one twelve.
25:21
Speaker 15: And by the way, the one twelve is ADA compliant.
25:23
Speaker 15: You can build a ramp for a wheelchair.
25:28
Speaker 1: I mean, he knows the whole thing is a joke.
25:31
Speaker 8: In the well we were playing that clip, James remarked
25:34
Speaker 8: on the fact that some cheatle just sort of responded,
25:37
Speaker 8: I do recall making statement. So God, I should never
25:40
Speaker 8: have said that because now I actually have to defend it.
25:43
Speaker 8: And when we watched that clip, there of the bloke
25:45
Speaker 8: who was up on the roof, like the slope, even
25:49
Speaker 8: Joe Biden could walk up that slope with not much trouble,
25:52
Speaker 8: and we know how unsteady he is on his feet.
25:54
Speaker 8: It's no more than something like that, Like it's hardly
25:57
Speaker 8: a slope at all.
25:58
Speaker 3: She made the slope goose in an interview with the ABC,
26:02
Speaker 3: and someone remarked quite rightly today that she revealed more
26:05
Speaker 3: to the ABC in that interview than she did to
26:09
Speaker 3: Senators and Congressman today when she testified that the one
26:12
Speaker 3: thing I think we do need to give Kimberly Cheetl
26:15
Speaker 3: credit for. However, and she does deserve some credit. She
26:18
Speaker 3: deserves no one else has been able to do. She
26:21
Speaker 3: has united Democrats and Republicans because they all want her sack.
26:27
Speaker 2: So no, it's not like she's achieved nothing.
26:29
Speaker 7: Fact she hasn't stepped down. That is and of itself
26:33
Speaker 7: is suspicious.
26:34
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, she said today quote as director of
26:36
Speaker 3: the United States Secret Service, I take full responsibility for
26:40
Speaker 3: any security lapse.
26:41
Speaker 2: And yet she's not resigned.
26:43
Speaker 3: She didn't speak to Security Service agents until three days
26:47
Speaker 3: after the event. She ran away from people asking questions
26:51
Speaker 3: at the Republican National Convention. And unbelievably, she revealed today,
26:56
Speaker 3: nine days after the assassination attempt, has she been back.
26:59
Speaker 2: To the site to have a look at how it
27:01
Speaker 2: all went.
27:01
Speaker 3: Down and maybe to look at that roof again, She
27:04
Speaker 3: hasn't even been to the site. You think of all
27:06
Speaker 3: the people that would have gone, she would have been
27:08
Speaker 3: there straight away, That's what I'm saying.
27:10
Speaker 7: Where do you get the cohunas if this isn't an
27:13
Speaker 7: inside job and what you did was actually okay in
27:16
Speaker 7: some people's books, where do you get the kahunas to
27:20
Speaker 7: not resign? You say you take full responsibility, but you're
27:24
Speaker 7: clearly not. You know that there are people in.
27:27
Speaker 6: Charge who have your back.
27:28
Speaker 7: There is throughout history the director of the Secret Service
27:33
Speaker 7: when there had been an assassination attempt or indeed an assassination,
27:37
Speaker 7: they would step down, they would resign because it was
27:40
Speaker 7: just understood you have failed. You had one job and
27:44
Speaker 7: you have failed. This woman where is she getting this
27:48
Speaker 7: confidence from? And they all know she won't be prosecuted
27:52
Speaker 7: properly unless Trump does take the White House? So what
27:56
Speaker 7: does she know that we don't? Because you don't get
27:59
Speaker 7: stupidly obstinate about something this serious unless you know something
28:05
Speaker 7: that we don't.
28:05
Speaker 2: And her answers were stupidly obstinate. I really like that.
28:09
Speaker 3: Incredibly, she simply mirrored the question she was being asked.
28:12
Speaker 3: At one point, she was asked how could a twenty
28:14
Speaker 3: year old out smart the Secret Service and get on
28:17
Speaker 3: the roof with a rifle? And her response to that
28:19
Speaker 3: question was, I would like to know those answers as well.
28:22
Speaker 2: So she was doing a.
28:23
Speaker 7: Question you've had nine days and you haven't found out
28:26
Speaker 7: the answers to those questions.
28:27
Speaker 3: She actually used the fact that it's only been nine days, oh,
28:31
Speaker 3: that she doesn't know. And then the other intact I
28:34
Speaker 3: loved was she promised she would never let something like
28:37
Speaker 3: this ever happen again, to which a senator replied, your
28:41
Speaker 3: job is to make sure it never happens period at all.
28:43
Speaker 1: Exactly.
28:44
Speaker 8: Look, you know, if you're willing to give up your gonad's,
28:47
Speaker 8: miss Cheatle, I'm quite happy to take them, because I'm
28:50
Speaker 8: pretty sure that yours are a bit bigger than mine,
28:52
Speaker 8: if you're willing to sit there and take that bollocking
28:54
Speaker 8: and do it with a straight face. So it's come
28:57
Speaker 8: back to Australia now. Now we talked about this a
29:00
Speaker 8: few months ago, was back in March.
29:02
Speaker 1: Actually, there's a soccer team in Sydney.
29:05
Speaker 8: It's meant to be a women's soccer team called the
29:08
Speaker 8: Flying Bats. They play in a suburban league here in
29:12
Speaker 8: Sydney called the Northwest Sydney Football Association. Now, five of
29:17
Speaker 8: the players on this team happened to be transgender women.
29:21
Speaker 8: Ie they are biological men and as you can imagine
29:25
Speaker 8: with all of that testosterone that was coursing through their
29:28
Speaker 8: bodies at certain points in time, they are absolutely killing
29:32
Speaker 8: it in the competition. So back in March we reported
29:36
Speaker 8: on the fact that they had blitzed there pre tournament competition.
29:41
Speaker 8: They won the grand final of that for nil. Well,
29:45
Speaker 8: their success has just continued to rain after that. On
29:48
Speaker 8: the weekend they had a twelve nil victory.
29:51
Speaker 1: Would you believe it? They have won every single game
29:56
Speaker 1: they have played so far this season.
29:58
Speaker 8: They've scored fifteen nine goals through the course of the
30:02
Speaker 8: season and they've only conceded four against other teams. I
30:07
Speaker 8: wonder what it might be about this particular team that
30:11
Speaker 8: has made them so successful on the field. Might it
30:14
Speaker 8: have something to do with the fact that it's full
30:16
Speaker 8: of biological men who could tell Bartery Australia spokeswoman Kirilely
30:21
Speaker 8: Smith and I think look, she's been quite mild here
30:24
Speaker 8: said about this. It's absolutely extraordinary. It's not surprising at all,
30:28
Speaker 8: but it is absolutely insulting, offensive and mind boggling that
30:31
Speaker 8: the Northwest Sydney Football Association and Football New South Wales
30:35
Speaker 8: allow this to continue. Now you've had parents pulling their
30:40
Speaker 8: daughters out of the teams playing against them, because of
30:42
Speaker 8: course they're worried about what, you know, big burly men
30:45
Speaker 8: might do to their daughters on the field. And all
30:48
Speaker 8: they've argued for the other teams is that they should
30:51
Speaker 8: join the mixed competition, which involves both men and women,
30:55
Speaker 8: which seems entirely fair, but of course they insist that
30:59
Speaker 8: they must remain in the women's competition. And to be honest,
31:03
Speaker 8: why wouldn't you want to remain in the women's competition
31:05
Speaker 8: if you could just walk over your opposition.
31:07
Speaker 1: Don't all the.
31:08
Speaker 7: Other women on the team feel like complete and utter cheats.
31:12
Speaker 6: You know why you're winning?
31:13
Speaker 7: Why are you playing into this ridiculous game. But of course,
31:17
Speaker 7: until the women's teams, the actual women's teams simply refuse
31:23
Speaker 7: to play these guys.
31:25
Speaker 6: These will continue.
31:27
Speaker 7: Each and every single one of those teams would could
31:30
Speaker 7: very easily simply say, look, you've got five blokes on
31:34
Speaker 7: your team, no dice play with the mixed teams. That's fair. A,
31:39
Speaker 7: we're concerned for our physical well being, and B you're
31:42
Speaker 7: gonna beat us. Look at your track record. You're beating everyone.
31:46
Speaker 7: This isn't fair. It pushes them down the ladder as well.
31:50
Speaker 7: We're just not doing this. We're not doing this in
31:53
Speaker 7: the name of LGBTIQ, and it's got nothing to do
31:57
Speaker 7: with being bigoted. We've got very good reasons. Look at
32:00
Speaker 7: your track record.
32:01
Speaker 6: We're not playing.
32:02
Speaker 3: So two teams did forfeit for all of those reasons,
32:06
Speaker 3: but we're really taking their life in their own hands
32:08
Speaker 3: because the Northwest Sydney Football Association has threatened fines for
32:13
Speaker 3: teams and players who forfeit, and have threatened legal action
32:17
Speaker 3: if any of the players.
32:18
Speaker 2: Complain that it's not fair.
32:21
Speaker 3: So that two games were fourfeited, but the North Epping
32:25
Speaker 3: team fronted up against the Flying Bats at the weekend
32:28
Speaker 3: and lost twelve nil. So the only way this stops
32:32
Speaker 3: is if all of these teams simply withdraw and start
32:34
Speaker 3: their own association and have women's games for women.
32:38
Speaker 2: But until that, in the future, this just continues.
32:40
Speaker 6: That has to be the way of the future.
32:42
Speaker 7: Otherwise this will continue and you've got your own sporting
32:46
Speaker 7: body literally forcing you to undergo this humiliation ritual. Oh,
32:51
Speaker 7: let's just pretend they're exactly the same as biological women
32:55
Speaker 7: and we're all just women having a game of ball. Here,
32:57
Speaker 7: No year not to Elon Musk now who has recently
33:02
Speaker 7: had a really heartwarming, heart rending interview with The Daily
33:07
Speaker 7: Wire recently, just a week after he announced that he
33:11
Speaker 7: would be moving his SpaceX headquarters out of California because
33:16
Speaker 7: Governor Newsom, one of the guys who was touted to
33:20
Speaker 7: perhaps be the next Democratic president and has now fallen
33:23
Speaker 7: behind Kamala Harris supporting her, passed a bill that basically
33:28
Speaker 7: gave the state far more control over kids' sexuality in
33:36
Speaker 7: terms of the schools keeping from their parents. Perhaps I'm
33:41
Speaker 7: gender confused and I would like to be now recognized
33:44
Speaker 7: as a different gender. This is not unlike our own
33:48
Speaker 7: state rules here, not perhaps in New South Wales, but
33:52
Speaker 7: definitely in Victoria, where the schools now have the power
33:56
Speaker 7: to given to them by the state to cover this
33:58
Speaker 7: up and basically transgender sorry transition transgender kids or gender
34:06
Speaker 7: confused kids in Victorian schools not only without their parents' permission,
34:11
Speaker 7: but without their parents' knowledge. Here's Elon Musk talking to
34:17
Speaker 7: doctor Jordan Peterson.
34:19
Speaker 9: So I was straight into doing this. It wasn't explained
34:22
Speaker 9: to me that puberty blockers are actually just sterilization drugs.
34:26
Speaker 9: I lost my son essentially, so you know they they're
34:30
Speaker 9: caught dead naming for a reason. Yeah, all right, So
34:34
Speaker 9: the reason't that's called dead naming is because your son
34:39
Speaker 9: is dad. So my son Zavier is dad killed by
34:43
Speaker 9: the work mind virus.
34:46
Speaker 7: This is very personal for Elon Musk and I'm sure
34:48
Speaker 7: many many parents who have had the same experience. He
34:53
Speaker 7: did tweet when this bill was passed. This is the
34:56
Speaker 7: final straw. Because of this law and the many others
34:58
Speaker 7: that preceded it, attacking both families and companies, SpaceX will
35:03
Speaker 7: now move it's HQ from Hawthorne, California to Star based, Texas.
35:07
Speaker 7: I did make it clear to Governor Newsome about a
35:09
Speaker 7: year ago that laws of this nature would force families
35:13
Speaker 7: and companies to leave California to protect their children. There
35:19
Speaker 7: was a lot of rightly outraged parents when this bill
35:23
Speaker 7: was passed in California, basically stating, okay, Governor Newsom, so
35:28
Speaker 7: the state is the parent now, which is something I
35:31
Speaker 7: have said adnauseum for a very long time. Parents, the
35:35
Speaker 7: state wants your job. Why else would they make laws
35:38
Speaker 7: like this?
35:39
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think between SpaceX and Twitter now x,
35:42
Speaker 3: it's about twenty thousand employees total. So those employees plus
35:47
Speaker 3: all their families leaving the state. Maybe NWSOM doesn't care
35:51
Speaker 3: about parental rights. He might care about what it does
35:53
Speaker 3: to the economy, although the way he's trashing California's economy,
35:56
Speaker 3: maybe doesn't care about that.
35:57
Speaker 6: I will beyond safe.
35:59
Speaker 3: I mean, Musk is pointing out an issue that most
36:02
Speaker 3: people are aware of. I've got friends who moved from
36:05
Speaker 3: Australia to California. They lived there thirteen years, and just
36:09
Speaker 3: last year they moved back to Australia because their children
36:11
Speaker 3: are teenagers. And they said, we just refuse to send
36:14
Speaker 3: our kids to a school and basically we're handing them
36:17
Speaker 3: over to the state. We don't know what is going on.
36:20
Speaker 3: We will never be told. We're not prepared to take that risk.
36:22
Speaker 3: Family comes first, we're leaving. They came back to Australia.
36:25
Speaker 3: Elon Musk after twenty years of living in California, he's
36:28
Speaker 3: moved his family to Texas and he's taking his employees
36:31
Speaker 3: with him.
36:31
Speaker 8: Yeah, and what Musk is describing the loss of his
36:35
Speaker 8: son to transition to being a woman, and the fact
36:39
Speaker 8: that he agreed to the puberty blockers in the first place,
36:42
Speaker 8: not fully understanding what they would be and there are
36:45
Speaker 8: so many people who have been in that position, parents
36:47
Speaker 8: and children who've been encouraged to go down the road
36:51
Speaker 8: of gender transition, who didn't fully understand what they were doing.
36:54
Speaker 8: Of course, we now totally understand what those puberty blockers do.
36:58
Speaker 8: We've seen very clearly the edict out of the UK
37:02
Speaker 8: where where the NHS no longer prescribes them for children,
37:05
Speaker 8: and that's been backed in by the new k Starma
37:08
Speaker 8: labor government.
37:08
Speaker 1: They've moved on this stuff overseas.
37:11
Speaker 8: In the UK anyway, we're still here debating whether or
37:14
Speaker 8: not we should even have inquiries.
37:16
Speaker 1: Nothing from Australia.
37:17
Speaker 7: Snubbing from Australia. It's worse than negligent, it's disgusting.
37:22
Speaker 2: Indeed, we're going to go to a break.
37:23
Speaker 3: When we come back, we'll look at the papers, including
37:25
Speaker 3: Islamic leaders in Sydney telling Muslims they should not participate
37:28
Speaker 3: in democracy.
37:29
Speaker 2: That's coming up in a second welcome back.
37:38
Speaker 3: Well, let's take a little what's making news in tomorrow's papers.
37:41
Speaker 3: We'll start with Queensland's Career Mail, which has a great
37:44
Speaker 3: front page story. The headline reads, at last the truth
37:48
Speaker 3: of the one billion dollar Gabba stadium cost. Quote, they
37:52
Speaker 3: just made it up. The original one billion dollar price
37:56
Speaker 3: tag to demolish and rebuild the Gabba for the twenty
37:59
Speaker 3: thirty two Olympic and Olympic Games was not based on
38:02
Speaker 3: any government analysis, Queensland's top bureaucrat has revealed. Now it
38:06
Speaker 3: goes on to quote Mike Kaiser, who's the Department of
38:09
Speaker 3: Premier and Cabinet Director General. He told an estimates committee
38:14
Speaker 3: that the one billion dollar figure for the government to
38:16
Speaker 3: gabt redevelopment was quote effectively conjured up. He went searching
38:22
Speaker 3: to try to find where did this one billion dollar
38:24
Speaker 3: figure come from. It first appeared in twenty twenty one
38:27
Speaker 3: in a press release issued by then Premier Anastasia Paloget,
38:31
Speaker 3: but there was no trace of a billion dollars being
38:34
Speaker 3: recorded or quoted anywhere earlier than that press release, which
38:39
Speaker 3: led them to the conclusion they really did just make
38:42
Speaker 3: it up. Now, it became controversial because when it was costed,
38:45
Speaker 3: the cost came in at two point seven billion dollars,
38:48
Speaker 3: So the question was asked, how could the price have
38:51
Speaker 3: increased by one hundred and seventy percent And that's when
38:54
Speaker 3: then Premier Anastasia Paloge said, well, it was a blowout
38:57
Speaker 3: that was caused by inflation, construction costs and so on
39:01
Speaker 3: and so forth.
39:02
Speaker 7: So COVID also rushing Ukraine, they precluded that.
39:06
Speaker 3: This thing had blown out, when in fact there was
39:09
Speaker 3: never a real figure in the first place. They just
39:12
Speaker 3: plucked a number and voters had to accept it, which
39:15
Speaker 3: is pretty much the way Queen's end has been.
39:19
Speaker 8: It's like when Anthony Fauci was asked, where did the
39:22
Speaker 8: six foot social distancing rule come from? If you'reing OVID,
39:26
Speaker 8: and he was like, well, it.
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Speaker 1: Just sort of like rocked up. It just sort of
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Speaker 1: came came to I don't know where it came from.
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Speaker 1: It was just there. And that's what we all ran with.
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Speaker 8: I mean, I just wish throwing numbers around like this,
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Speaker 8: and then they just become fact. Was how pay negotiations worked, Like,
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Speaker 8: you know, why can't I just walk into the room
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Speaker 8: and say, well, two million dollars, two million dollars, isn't it?
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Speaker 1: And then everyone just.
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Speaker 8: Started going, oh yeah, yeah, you're right, Oh yeah, two
39:51
Speaker 8: million dollars. It's a million dollars. Everyone believes it's a
39:53
Speaker 8: million dollars. A million dollars. In my bank account. Now, please,
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Speaker 8: it's actual turn.
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Speaker 2: What do you earn last?
39:58
Speaker 1: Exactly?
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Speaker 7: I don't understand why people aren't more cynical of government,
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Speaker 7: no matter what the edict relates to, whether it's the
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Speaker 7: food pyramid or how much they say that the next
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Speaker 7: gabba is gonna cost. It's just like you guys just
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Speaker 7: lie and I don't. I'm always told, oh, you're so cynical.
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Speaker 7: You're so cynical, Liz, you're so distrusting of government. How
40:21
Speaker 7: many times do you have to be lied to by
40:24
Speaker 7: government before you're like, you know what, I think the
40:27
Speaker 7: government lies. I think the government lies quite a lot.
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Speaker 7: Everyone calls you a conspiracy theorist if you don't believe
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Speaker 7: that the government has just batting a thousand and telling
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Speaker 7: you the whole truth round the clock. Someone scratched beneath
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Speaker 7: the surface and was like, you literally told people to
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Speaker 7: get behind this plan for the gabba, telling them it
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Speaker 7: would only.
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Speaker 6: Cost a billion dollars.
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Speaker 7: The truth turns out to be almost triple. And then
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Speaker 7: they're like, oh, well, I guess you know just inflation.
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Speaker 2: Sh don't be cynical. They made it up, but they
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Speaker 2: made it up. Sincerely, no, that's right.
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Speaker 1: And then don't forget the right then.
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Speaker 8: Don't forget that they commissioned a report into what they
41:11
Speaker 8: should or shouldn't do for the Olympic Games.
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Speaker 1: That you figure used that.
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Speaker 8: Figure and came back and recommended that they should do
41:21
Speaker 8: something with the Gabba.
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Speaker 1: And then they said no, no, no, that's that's.
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Speaker 8: The one bit of the report, the most important bit
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Speaker 8: of the report that we're not going.
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Speaker 1: To take any notice.
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Speaker 8: Ie, you know, it's it's it is amazing if that
41:32
Speaker 8: thing gets done. That is the twenty twenty three Olympics there,
41:36
Speaker 8: you know, it will be like remember the Games and
41:39
Speaker 8: that was done by Clark and Door the ABC satirical
41:43
Speaker 8: series and the lead up to the two thousand Sydney
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Speaker 8: Olympic Games. We've got to get one of those up
41:48
Speaker 8: and running again.
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Speaker 1: If only John Clark was still with us.
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Speaker 8: Let's go to the Australian tomorrow where they say false
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Speaker 8: gods preaching against our democracy, Radical preaches, an extremist organization,
41:59
Speaker 8: his teria have attacked Australia's democracy and the Muslim vote campaign.
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Speaker 8: Oh no, I hate it when people compete against each other.
42:07
Speaker 8: Left eats each other, eats each other, calling it a
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Speaker 8: shirk and an insult to Allah at sermons in Southwest Sydney,
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Speaker 8: the geographical heart of the community.
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Speaker 1: Lead Muslim political movement.
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Speaker 8: Now a couple of the blokes who pop up in
42:20
Speaker 8: this also happened to be the same blokes who we
42:23
Speaker 8: were talking about last year in terms of the hate
42:26
Speaker 8: preaching that they were doing after October the seventh. So
42:28
Speaker 8: what a surprise that they come out with such radical
42:31
Speaker 8: stuff again. But they're saying it's bad for Muslims to
42:35
Speaker 8: vote in democratic elections, that you're in a post date
42:38
Speaker 8: if you go and do anything like that, and then
42:40
Speaker 8: in fact, we shouldn't have any of this democracy business. Infact,
42:44
Speaker 8: what we should really have is a mechanism whereby well,
42:47
Speaker 8: we just get to implement Sharia law because it is
42:50
Speaker 8: not the way of the world.
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Speaker 3: And they're being cast in the Australian as extremists, but
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Speaker 3: in actual fact they're really not. Islam is a political
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Speaker 3: ideology wearing a cloak of religion, and I think it's
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Speaker 3: really important people understand that, otherwise I think, oh, what
43:04
Speaker 3: is all this nonsense. Islam is based on Sharia law,
43:08
Speaker 3: which needs to be implemented, and so what they're saying,
43:11
Speaker 3: if you understand any about Islam is actually not that
43:14
Speaker 3: much of a surprise, and it's why we need to
43:16
Speaker 3: have a serious discussion about some of these issues and
43:19
Speaker 3: how they impact our culture.
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Speaker 7: One hundred percent. Islam has always been a warrior religion.
43:24
Speaker 7: It's an expansionist religion, and they don't believe in sharing.
43:30
Speaker 7: And this is something that has always boggled my mind
43:33
Speaker 7: with regards to Muslim immigration and immigration from parts of
43:38
Speaker 7: the world where we know your values do not align
43:41
Speaker 7: with us. Whether we're talking about how you treat women,
43:44
Speaker 7: whether we're talking about the rule of law, they don't
43:47
Speaker 7: believe in any laws except for Sharia.
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Speaker 6: That is their law, period.
43:53
Speaker 7: Whether you're talking about democracy and that it should be
43:56
Speaker 7: upheld and that it is very important and it's the
43:59
Speaker 7: best of the only bunches of ruling any democratic nation,
44:04
Speaker 7: they do not subscribe to this. So it always just
44:08
Speaker 7: amazes me. And we've seen this happen across Europe, talking Germany,
44:12
Speaker 7: talking France, talking to UK, talking any number of countries
44:15
Speaker 7: that have woken up too late and gone we're not compatible.
44:20
Speaker 7: But there's millions of militant Muslims in our meds now
44:24
Speaker 7: and it's not going very well. We don't like it.
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Speaker 7: Australia has the chance to wake up in time and
44:30
Speaker 7: actually import people from all over the world who love
44:33
Speaker 7: the place, who come here because they recognize it's better
44:36
Speaker 7: than the country that they're leaving, and they want to
44:39
Speaker 7: become a contributing members of our civil society. Not people
44:45
Speaker 7: who come here saying yeah, we just want to upheaval
44:47
Speaker 7: this whole thing, and we're actually just here as infiltrators,
44:50
Speaker 7: and we're biding our time until we can lay the SmackDown,
44:53
Speaker 7: which is our law and we need to do.
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Speaker 3: We need to point out there will be plenty of
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Speaker 3: Muslim people in this country who participate in democracy, but
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Speaker 3: we're talking about pure Islam as an ideology.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and look, look, look, look, you know, maybe it's
45:06
Speaker 8: not an entirely stupid idea. If people who our enemies
45:10
Speaker 8: of democracy just choose not to participate in democracy might
45:13
Speaker 8: actually make the system run a little easier.
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Speaker 1: Let's go.
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Speaker 7: But you say that mac. Whereas there's so they hate
45:19
Speaker 7: preachers in Western Sydney, right, they have not been wrapped
45:22
Speaker 7: on the knuckles even because they are saying, look, we're
45:26
Speaker 7: just quoting our Holy Book, correct, We're just quoting our schools.
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Speaker 3: I don't think they're the extreme, that they're only extreme
45:31
Speaker 3: in the sense that they are following pure Islam exactly.
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Speaker 7: But that is to say then everybody else isn't following
45:38
Speaker 7: pure Islam. These guys have congregations of thousands, and we
45:42
Speaker 7: have all been jaws on floor at the things that
45:45
Speaker 7: they say behind their pulpits and encourage the sentiments toward
45:50
Speaker 7: Jewish Australians just outright out in the open, unpunishable, because
45:55
Speaker 7: they're just like, well, this is in our book.
45:57
Speaker 6: What are you going to do?
45:58
Speaker 7: Can't tell a Christian not to quote the Bill, can you.
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Speaker 7: So it's one thing to say, oh, no, well there's
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Speaker 7: Islam and there's Islam.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that I was saying that.
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Speaker 3: I was saying that not all Muslims follow Islam correctly,
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Speaker 3: which is what these people are pointing out.
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Speaker 1: And this is very quickly to other stories.
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Speaker 8: On the front of the Eads tomorrow the Greens want
46:17
Speaker 8: to bring more refugees from Gaza. Can you believe it?
46:19
Speaker 8: We've just talked about that story is if that's what
46:22
Speaker 8: we need? And another one on the front of the
46:24
Speaker 8: Els tomorrow saying that to the ghost bats, which were
46:26
Speaker 8: those drones that we're going to be weaponized. The great
46:29
Speaker 8: thing we need in our military, they're not going to
46:31
Speaker 8: be weaponized anymore. Well done, Albow, you've really done something
46:36
Speaker 8: to boost our defense capabilities.
46:38
Speaker 2: We go to a break.
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Speaker 3: When we come back, Stephen Miles upset about a dancing
46:44
Speaker 3: video that features Steven Miles that's coming up in a moment. Well,
46:50
Speaker 3: as we all know, there's an election coming up in
46:52
Speaker 3: Queensland and we're all sick of politics and elections. But
46:55
Speaker 3: you've got to give the LNP this there at least
46:57
Speaker 3: trying to make it entertaining and have a bit of
46:59
Speaker 3: fun as well as reached.
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Speaker 2: The next generation.
47:01
Speaker 3: So they produced a TikTok video making a bit of
47:04
Speaker 3: fun of Premier Stephen Miles. Now they wrote on the video,
47:08
Speaker 3: my rent is up sixty dollars a week, my power
47:10
Speaker 3: bill is up twenty dollars twenty percent. But the Premier
47:14
Speaker 3: made a sandwich on TikTok. He is an AI generated
47:17
Speaker 3: video and this is what they posted. I got to
47:35
Speaker 3: say when we watched this before the program at Liz Store,
47:37
Speaker 3: it did say, are you sure it's AI generated? But
47:41
Speaker 3: the point is, you know costs are going up and
47:43
Speaker 3: there's Stephen Miles dancing. It's obviously a joke, but Stephen
47:47
Speaker 3: Miles has come out very seriously saying this deep fake
47:50
Speaker 3: attack video represents a very dangerous turning point in elections.
47:55
Speaker 3: There's just one problem, Stephen Miles. The Labor Party did
47:58
Speaker 3: the exact same thing that Peter up just four weeks ago.
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Speaker 3: They produced this video. I reckon peted Dot as a
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Speaker 3: much better dancer than Steven Miles.
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Speaker 1: Well watching that.
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Speaker 8: I don't often give praise to mister Miles, but you know,
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Speaker 8: I was dancing around the kitchen last night somewhat intoxicated,
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Speaker 8: and I don't think my moves were anywhere near as
48:27
Speaker 8: good as that. I'm willing to take some lessons from
48:30
Speaker 8: mister Miles very quickly before we go. I feel so
48:33
Speaker 8: sorry for this poor bugger. Over in Japan, a named
48:36
Speaker 8: Shoko Miata. She was meant to be going to Paris
48:39
Speaker 8: as a gymnast to compete in the Olympics for Japan.
48:43
Speaker 8: Now over there, the smoking and drinking age is twenty.
48:47
Speaker 8: They discovered that when she was nineteen she oh my god,
48:51
Speaker 8: she had a drink somewhere in Tokyo, and oh my god,
48:55
Speaker 8: she smoked a.
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Speaker 1: Cigarette and as a result of that, they.
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Speaker 8: Have forced her to win draw from going to the Olympics.
49:02
Speaker 8: Apparently this is part of the rules that if you're
49:05
Speaker 8: caught smoking or drinking while you're underage, you can't compete
49:08
Speaker 8: in the Olympics. I mean, for goodness sake, if they're
49:11
Speaker 8: going to go through everyone's history like that, Look, if
49:14
Speaker 8: they wrote it into my contract that I would have
49:16
Speaker 8: no job if I'd drunk under age, I might.
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Speaker 1: Be unemployed for the rest of my life. I couldn't
49:21
Speaker 1: even be a gabo forget that.
49:22
Speaker 3: I just want to see you on the balance beam
49:24
Speaker 3: or something like that. That would be to do that.
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Speaker 3: We're going to go now, but stick around. Coming up
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Speaker 3: is the Reader Peney Show that's up right now