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The Rita Panahi Show | 5 December · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On SCO lis Osquodie This it's the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Reader Paney Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight. It's the last time I'm hosting the readA
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Speaker 2: Panety Show for the year and we're going out with
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Speaker 2: a bang. Joining me tonight my fellow Outsider's host, Rowan Dean.
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Speaker 2: He'll be covering everything from the power struggle with in
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Speaker 2: federal labor to the Deep State's attempts to obstruct Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: Darren Grimes joins me from the UK, where he hears
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Speaker 2: police will be knocking on his door for offensive but
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Speaker 2: truthful commentary that is made. Also on the program tonight
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Speaker 2: Shamika Michelle and Kinsey's Schofield and Left He's Losing It features.
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Speaker 3: The Leader of the Free World. He loves trains and naps.
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Speaker 4: I've ridden over a million, three hundred thousand miles on
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Speaker 4: a daily basis to my work.
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Speaker 5: Services, but also for launch Share.
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Speaker 2: Let's bring in my Sky News Outsiders host and editor
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Speaker 2: of The Spectator Australia, Rowan Dean Rowan. Before we get
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Speaker 2: to labour's economic mismanagement, let's start in the US, where
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Speaker 2: an advisor from the US government's Environmental Protection Agency has
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Speaker 2: been caught on camera by an undercover journalist admitting to
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Speaker 2: the existence of an insurance policy against a Trump victory.
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Speaker 5: Now just having to get possible before they come in lin.
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Speaker 5: It truly feels like.
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Speaker 6: Top hand where the gold barg going through.
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Speaker 7: Right, we get the money because it was harder if
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Speaker 7: it was.
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Speaker 8: A government run program, they could get some money, way
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Speaker 8: get someone.
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Speaker 6: And because it was it was an insurance polic and
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Speaker 6: some winning.
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Speaker 2: An insurance policy against Donald Trump winning the swamp does
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Speaker 2: not quit Rowan.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, Reta, I just love First, let me just say
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Speaker 7: I just love these Project verit highest type videos. They're
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Speaker 7: always in some bar somewhere a film that's some weird angle.
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Speaker 7: There's always a giant Singapore sling or something, so I
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Speaker 7: think you've got to be very wary, and they always
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Speaker 7: seem to be some kind of Tinder dates or something
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Speaker 7: like that. There's obviously got the individuals together, so if
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Speaker 7: anyone comes after you with a weird looking flower or
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Speaker 7: something with a hidden camera, you know what's going on.
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Speaker 7: But these characters always fall for it. And here we've
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Speaker 7: got this guy boasting, boasting about frittering away billions. He says,
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Speaker 7: his figures keep changing, but at one point he's talking
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Speaker 7: about fifty billion billions of dollars of US taxpayers money,
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Speaker 7: which this character and others like him are sitting around
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Speaker 7: trying to just throw, as he the great analogy. It's
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Speaker 7: a perfect analogy. You can't do better than it throwing
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Speaker 7: gold bars off the Titanic. Now, if you remember Rita,
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Speaker 7: this money, these billions of dollars were in the so
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Speaker 7: called Inflation Reduction Act, which was the most ironic named
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Speaker 7: act of all time, because it is of course that
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Speaker 7: billions of dollars that fueled inflation that drove Joe Biden
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Speaker 7: out of office. But the idea is that this money
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Speaker 7: is going to save the planet, and therefore it sits
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Speaker 7: virtuous and it's wonderful. So they throw this money around
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Speaker 7: and say, look, we're saving the planet. We've got climate change.
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Speaker 7: This that corporational is Rita. This is the biggest grift
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Speaker 7: in history, climate change. And that is the evidence to profit.
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Speaker 2: Now, bar and let's check in with the leader of
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Speaker 2: the free world, Joe Biden. Here he is doing some
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Speaker 2: of his best work at a major economic summit with
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Speaker 2: African leaders. This is in Angola, Tanzavias for intiment to
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Speaker 2: reach no integration and shared prosperity.
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Speaker 5: We not the progress made.
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Speaker 3: Now we may laugh at that. Sorry, please join us.
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Speaker 2: I'll have more on Biden's cognitive decline later in the program,
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Speaker 2: but the question remains rowan, and it's one we've asked
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Speaker 2: on outsiders for almost four years exactly who is running
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Speaker 2: the country, because it's sure ain't that guy exactly.
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Speaker 7: Although to be fair and like you, I'm first in
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Speaker 7: the queue to criticize Joe Biden. Clearly the worst, and
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Speaker 7: I would argue possibly one of the most corrupt presidents
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Speaker 7: of all time, but that remains to be seen. But
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Speaker 7: on this occasion, fortunately, I've never sat through one of
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Speaker 7: those globalist meetings with a bunch of characters. Again, they'd
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Speaker 7: all be grifters putting their hands out, I imagine, to
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Speaker 7: get US dollars. So in this instance I don't blame
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Speaker 7: Joe Biden for nodding off, because no doubt he can
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Speaker 7: field a hand in his pocket as more and more
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Speaker 7: people want US dollars or whatever this occasion was. But
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Speaker 7: your point about the cognitive decline and more importantly, who
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Speaker 7: is running the US is really serious, and we will
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Speaker 7: get in the same way, Rita, that you have said,
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Speaker 7: said repeatedly, and I said repeatedly that Joe Biden would
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Speaker 7: pardon Hunter Biden. It was obvious he was always going
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Speaker 7: to do that, and the left all sat around and
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Speaker 7: go no, no, no, no, no, this won't happen. And then
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Speaker 7: of course it happens, and everyone goes, yes, so what
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Speaker 7: In exactly the same way, we will find out in
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Speaker 7: about maybe eight or ten weeks time that nobody has
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Speaker 7: been running the US for the last six months, or
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Speaker 7: rather than a cohort with a few of Obama's ex advisors,
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Speaker 7: a couple of Clintonians and this handful of deep state
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Speaker 7: characters have actually been running the world. And that should
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Speaker 7: terrify everybody, but does go to explaining, Rita, why so
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Speaker 7: many things are in such a bad mess at the moment.
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Speaker 2: Yes, I think we've just lived through Barack Obama's third term.
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Speaker 3: With the help of the bureaucracy, the swamp as we
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Speaker 3: call it now.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I'm turning out to Australian politics. The war between
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Speaker 2: Labour's union base and its leftist inner city activist base
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Speaker 2: over Tasmania's salmon industry continues. We've been talking about this
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Speaker 2: power struggle all week on the program, and today The
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Speaker 2: Australian reports that two veteran Tasmanian labor politicians, Paul Lenon
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Speaker 2: and Dick Adams, have called on the Prime Minister to
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Speaker 2: act with conviction and not throw salmon workers under the
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Speaker 2: bus to try to carry favor with inner city green is.
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Speaker 2: Paul Lenin said that Labour should have learned its lessened
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Speaker 2: already from the Adani debacle. He said Labor was trying
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Speaker 2: to play both sides of the fence on the Adani mine.
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Speaker 3: I think you've got.
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Speaker 2: To act with conviction when these issues come up. It
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Speaker 2: is almost black and white these days. You're either four
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Speaker 2: or against. You can't be halfway because then it becomes
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Speaker 2: a death by a thousand cuts. Many people would argue strongly,
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Speaker 2: that's what costs Bill shorten the election. Your thoughts, Rowan,
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Speaker 2: could we possibly see some old school labor common sense
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Speaker 2: coming back into the federal labor Well, it will.
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Speaker 7: Have to if the Labor Party wants to survive. Paul
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Speaker 7: Lennon was, of course the same bloke. So unfortunately those
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Speaker 7: within the Labor Party, and there's a few of them.
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Speaker 7: Our colleague Graham Richardson there are others who are the
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Speaker 7: old labor, the blue collar working class Aussies that made
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Speaker 7: the Labor Party great, that brought people like Bob Hawk
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Speaker 7: to the Prime ministership and arguably almost got Latham there, until,
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Speaker 7: of course, the reality of the blue collar lifestyle of
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Speaker 7: working class Australia, which means jobs, which means manual jobs,
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Speaker 7: hard resource based jobs, crashes into the whole climate change.
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Speaker 7: Save the planner touchy feely, you know, we don't want
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Speaker 7: to upset the rainbow serpent or in this case the salmon,
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Speaker 7: that whole crowd, or it's salmon who are causing the problem.
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Speaker 7: Sorry with the other fish. But whatever, the saving the
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Speaker 7: planet crowd meets blue collar workers, it's always a conflict.
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Speaker 7: And every time this conflict is buried until we actually
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Speaker 7: get to an election, at which point it bubbles to
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Speaker 7: the surface. It bubbled to the surface. It saved John
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Speaker 7: Howard arguably against Marke Lennon and that character. Paul Lennon
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Speaker 7: was one of those involved in that, and that was
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Speaker 7: a logging decision. We saw it with the Adani mind.
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Speaker 7: We saw it when Bob Brown the Greens went traveling
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Speaker 7: around Queensland. You'll remember at one election, which basically won
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Speaker 7: the election for the non Greenies. In that instance, reality
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Speaker 7: collides with the virtue signaling Greens and always always the
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Speaker 7: blue collar aspirational voters opt for jobs rather than saving
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Speaker 7: the planet.
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Speaker 2: Rowan, Before you go, the release of the latest National
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Speaker 2: accounts data is revealing the extent of the economic crisis
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Speaker 2: labor is presiding over. Australians have seen a drop indisposable
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Speaker 2: income of around five thousand dollars on average compared to
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Speaker 2: three years ago, and economic growth are slowed to its
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Speaker 2: lowest annual rate in more than thirty years excluding the
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Speaker 2: COVID period.
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Speaker 3: Rowan.
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Speaker 2: We've now had seven consecutive quarters of a per capita recession.
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Speaker 3: How much longer can this continue?
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Speaker 2: And how much longer we're going to have politicians and
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Speaker 2: some in the media pretending that everything's.
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Speaker 1: Rosy, rita.
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Speaker 7: It cannot continue. And you know, if you think of
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Speaker 7: five thousand dollars chopped out of your living expenses for
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Speaker 7: the year, the older and more advanced and wealthier or
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Speaker 7: secure job you have, yes, it hurts. But where it
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Speaker 7: really hurts is if you're the young people, the young
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Speaker 7: thirties starting off in life, maybe just got trying to
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Speaker 7: get a house together, Families who mum and dad both
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Speaker 7: might be working, struggling to make ends meet, where every
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Speaker 7: single penny or dollar is the difference between whether you
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Speaker 7: go and take the kids on holiday or whether you
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Speaker 7: fill up the car. People have to make these sorts
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Speaker 7: of decisions and choices. Do I get a sofa do
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Speaker 7: we just use the two old chairs that we used
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Speaker 7: to have, These sorts of decisions that the politicians do
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Speaker 7: not understand because the politicians everything's paid for them. They're
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Speaker 7: on salaries from the moment they get into politics. They
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Speaker 7: never have to worry about anything. They live the elite lifestyle.
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Speaker 7: But the real people, the voters out there, eta this
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Speaker 7: really hurts them. They don't need a study to tell
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Speaker 7: them that we've been in seven quarters. They live it,
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Speaker 7: they know it, they struggle with it every single day.
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Speaker 7: This is the reason why, Albanez, you will lose the
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Speaker 7: next election, simply because the average punter is really suffering
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Speaker 7: now as they did in America. And at the end
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Speaker 7: of the day, don't vote on these kind of spurious,
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Speaker 7: abstract ideas of whatever might be, whichever ideology you're favoring.
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Speaker 7: People vote because they open their wallet and there's nothing there.
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Speaker 7: And when there's nothing there and that wallet, they vote
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Speaker 7: against the people responsible for that. And that's what we're
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Speaker 7: going to see here, Rita.
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Speaker 2: Incredible and you've been saying it for some time now,
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Speaker 2: as you said with Donald Trump that he was going
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Speaker 2: to win and he was going to win in a landslide.
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Speaker 2: And you've made the same prediction with the next election
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Speaker 2: in Australia, which is incredible because when Labor had that
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Speaker 2: big win, they were talking about two three, four terms.
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Speaker 3: No one thought that could just last a single term.
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Speaker 2: But you are predicting that, You're putting your reputation on
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Speaker 2: the line with that prediction.
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Speaker 5: Yes.
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Speaker 7: Again, Look, not only do the coaltion win, do the
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Speaker 7: coalition have to win? They will win because the average
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Speaker 7: Australian is really suffering. Now they know who to blame.
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Speaker 7: It's the Labor government, it's the Teals, it's the Greens
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Speaker 7: who've driven this country's productivity down the toilet and that
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Speaker 7: affects us all they have to go.
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Speaker 3: Rwandane, thanks for your time this evening, Thanks Rita.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is gb News host Darren Grimes. Darren,
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Speaker 2: since we last spoke, a great deal has happened but
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Speaker 2: I didn't realize Britain had been conquered. Why is the
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Speaker 2: Palestinian flag being raised at a government building?
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Speaker 3: This is in Sheffield.
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Speaker 2: Darren explained to me why the Sheffield Town Hall is
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Speaker 2: proudly flying the Palestinian flag.
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Speaker 1: Well, I'm afraid that Rita, Britain in many respects, has
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Speaker 1: been occupied. This is Sheffield Council that says Wax is
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Speaker 1: lyrical about how it's struggling to fill potholes, to empty bins,
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Speaker 1: to public services like health and social care, but it's
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Speaker 1: found the time to procure and fly a Palestinian flag.
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Speaker 1: You know, this is the same Palestinian territories that are
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Speaker 1: partly governed and voted for Let's not forget her mass
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Speaker 1: a prescribed terrorist group that celebrated the slaughter of one thousand,
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Speaker 1: four hundred Israelis. And you look at this and you
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Speaker 1: think it's easy to dismiss it as just political posturing.
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Speaker 1: But it's grotesque. You know, Sheffield isn't the United Nations.
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Speaker 1: I hate to break it to them, these horrible lefties
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Speaker 1: who have got together. Apparently it's come about because a
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Speaker 1: trade union who is supposed to be there to defend workers'
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Speaker 1: rights has decided it cares more about the rights of
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Speaker 1: those thousands of miles away in the Middle East over
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Speaker 1: actually keeping streets clean, fighting crime and all of these
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Speaker 1: other public service roles and responsibilities. Pick insides in a
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Speaker 1: conflict in the Middle East doesn't strike me as the
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Speaker 1: priority of those who pay their taxes and actually just
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Speaker 1: want their bins collected, to be perfectly frank with Rita.
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Speaker 2: Now to the perilous state of free speech in the UK.
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Speaker 2: Former boxer Derek Heggy is behind bars awaiting sentencing for
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Speaker 2: sending communication of an offensive nature. He made the offensive
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Speaker 2: comments in two YouTube videos between August two and eight.
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Speaker 2: Darren the BBC reports here that in these videos, in
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Speaker 2: these two videos he referred to Muslims and made the comment,
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Speaker 2: and I'm about to quote it directly just to show
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Speaker 2: how offensive it is. He said, young white girls are
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Speaker 2: being raped by these grooming gangs. Now, how is that
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Speaker 2: something that sees you charge jailed, remanded in custody at
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Speaker 2: the moment and awaiting sentencing next week.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, you're right, remanded in custody has been there since August.
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Speaker 1: You know, this is a massive breach of the law
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Speaker 1: and order because actually this man should not be anywhere
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Speaker 1: near a prison cell, not for this anyway. He could
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Speaker 1: be a total wrong and for all line or reta,
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Speaker 1: but in this regard he absolutely isn't. He's speaking out
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Speaker 1: about groom and gang, something that even a former Home
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Speaker 1: Secretary acknowledged in Suella Bravaman. Is she be in line
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Speaker 1: for prison now? Because she's actually acknowledged a specific cultural bent,
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Speaker 1: a religious bent within those who are committing primarily these
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Speaker 1: grooming gang acts that we've seen in towns across England
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Speaker 1: well and in Scotland actually, And meanwhile, our criminals are
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Speaker 1: walking free Rita because they're saying that the prisons are
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Speaker 1: too Does it strike you as justice to do this?
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Speaker 1: I think it's censorship. It's about the British system prioritizing
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Speaker 1: punishing words It deems offensive because it wants to have
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Speaker 1: us all silence ourselves to not raise uncomfortable truths, and
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Speaker 1: the public is totally left wondering why their voices are ignored,
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Speaker 1: and it's not doing democracy any favors. Actually, I would
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Speaker 1: argue it's completely anti democratic because nobody ever consented to
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Speaker 1: what's happening to our country, and we certainly didn't consent
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Speaker 1: to thought speech, or actual fully legal speech being criminalized
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Speaker 1: in order to pursue dissenters like Derek. Because I tell
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Speaker 1: you what I said yesterday, I'm worried that I'm going
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Speaker 1: to be in the slammer because I've said time and
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Speaker 1: again similar things to what Derek has said. And this
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Speaker 1: is what they want retaid. They want us all to
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Speaker 1: be terrified into submission, and that's deeply anti democratic.
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Speaker 2: It's incredible because, as you've said, senior ministers have made
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Speaker 2: similar comments, and the comments are not even if they
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Speaker 2: were out of bounds, even if they were completely made
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Speaker 2: on false presumptions, it shouldn't be something that lands.
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Speaker 3: You in jail.
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Speaker 2: There is no threats of violence here, there's no incitement here.
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Speaker 2: And the Grooming gang scandal is the most shameful episode
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Speaker 2: in modern British history to have thousands of vulnerable girls
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Speaker 2: systematically abused, sexually abused, raped, traffic and to have authorities
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Speaker 2: turn a blind eye for many years because of political
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Speaker 2: correctness considerations. Because the girls were mainly white and the
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Speaker 2: offenders were mainly from ethnic backgrounds. That to me is
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Speaker 2: what should be talked about endlessly until that issue is resolved,
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Speaker 2: because it seems to be still happening. These still have
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Speaker 2: authorities completely preoccupied with PC considerations instead of actually administering
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Speaker 2: the law without fear or favor. Let's talk about the BBC.
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Speaker 2: They've done it again. They put together a list of
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Speaker 2: the top one hundred inspiring women.
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Speaker 3: Only one of the women on the.
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Speaker 2: List, Richard Baptist, is not really a woman, but a
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Speaker 2: Colombian scientist who is a transactivist who provides a queer
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Speaker 2: lens on biodiversity, whatever that means, Darren. This selection has
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Speaker 2: naturally caused a great deal of outrage among women's rights campaigners,
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Speaker 2: and it comes just days after the BBC selected as
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Speaker 2: Zambian soccer player Barbara Banda as it's Women's Footballer.
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Speaker 3: Of the Year. Again.
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Speaker 2: The only problem is old Mike Babs has been axed
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Speaker 2: from a major tournament for allegedly filing to make six
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Speaker 2: eligibility rules. Is the Babica just trolling women right now?
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Speaker 1: Well, absolutely, You've got it bang on. This is a
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Speaker 1: masterclass in how to undermine women while claiming to actually
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Speaker 1: celebrate them. You know, it's double speak in a complete absurdity.
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Speaker 1: I mean, on the one hand, in that top one
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Speaker 1: hundred list, you had Giselle Pilicott, who was a rape
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Speaker 1: survivor in France, who was raped by tens of men
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Speaker 1: who her husband had invited in while she was sedated
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Speaker 1: drugged effectively so that they could have their wicked way
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Speaker 1: with her. And she's been bravely fighting for justice and
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Speaker 1: an inspiration to actually women's rights and safety against domestic violence.
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Speaker 1: But on the other hand, you've got this bridge of
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Speaker 1: Baptiste a man in a wig that they've decided is
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Speaker 1: inspirational because they're talking about queerness the watchwords of the moment.
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Speaker 1: Since when did caricaturing women become an act of bravery?
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Speaker 1: It isn't only ridiculous, though Reta, it's actually offensive and
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Speaker 1: it's offensive because if a man can throw on a dress,
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Speaker 1: babble about queer ecology and land on a list supposedly
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Speaker 1: celebrating women, then what does it say about how women
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Speaker 1: are actually viewed by the BBC That they're desperate virtue
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Speaker 1: signal and has actually rendered them the concept of womanhood
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Speaker 1: absolutely meaningless, and that means that the BBC, as our
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Speaker 1: national broadcaster, can't cover those issues in any serious or
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Speaker 1: meaningful way, because you'd have to ask yourself, could the
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Speaker 1: BBC define a woman. Could it bring itself to do
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Speaker 1: that collectively as an institution, And I don't could because
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Speaker 1: they've abandoned the concept, the idea all together. And as
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Speaker 1: you well know you document it on this show day
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Speaker 1: in day out, the concept matters because women matter and
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Speaker 1: this bizarre caricature and celebration of it, I think is
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Speaker 1: an affront to women's rights and equality that have been long,
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Speaker 1: hard fought for over many decades, centuries in fact, And
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Speaker 1: for the BBC to write roughshotle for them all to
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Speaker 1: appear progressive, I think is a dereliction of their duty
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Speaker 1: as a national broadcaster and they're frankly making us a
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Speaker 1: national international laughingstock.
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Speaker 2: And now before you go, just quickly, the English Premier
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Speaker 2: League is still backing a stone Wall campaign, despite the
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Speaker 2: fact that stone Wall has been discredited over and over again,
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Speaker 2: and they've required twenty Premier League captains to wear rainbow
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Speaker 2: arm bed ends. Tell me about the little dignified act
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Speaker 2: of defiance from the Crystal Palace captain.
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Speaker 1: Yes, so that's about Mark Gee and he was reprimanded
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Speaker 1: for quietly writing is Love Jesus on this rainbow armband
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Speaker 1: pushed by a charity called Stonewall, which has been heavily
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Speaker 1: involved within the trans ideology movement, especially when it comes
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Speaker 1: to the really contentious issue of children for example. And meanwhile, though,
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Speaker 1: there was a Muslim player within the ranks of Man
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Speaker 1: United who another club which he refused to wear one
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Speaker 1: of these LGBTQ jackets. And frankly, it's the kind of horrible,
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Speaker 1: garish display that would make an epileptic have a seizure rita.
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Speaker 1: But he said no to wear in it on grounds
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Speaker 1: that he doesn't want to associate himself with the LGBTQ movement.
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Speaker 1: And it was one rule for the Muslim player and
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Speaker 1: a different rule for the Christian player. And why is that, Well,
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Speaker 1: it's because they don't want to be seen to be
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Speaker 1: upsetting the Muslim ones that watch the games, because that
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Speaker 1: will lead all political statements. Well, I tell you what,
23:17
Speaker 1: do what Wembley Arena did. They refused to light up
23:21
Speaker 1: in the colors of Israel's flag after October seventh. If
23:25
Speaker 1: they want to do that, if they want to be
23:26
Speaker 1: selective and not be for the Jews or the Christians,
23:29
Speaker 1: let's strip politics from football all together. Get it out
23:34
Speaker 1: of the game. Ye stop dividing us kick the damn
23:38
Speaker 1: ball reach.
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Speaker 2: That would be the ideal, Darren. That is the ideal.
23:42
Speaker 2: People go to sport to escape politics. They don't want
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Speaker 2: to shove down their throat. Darren Grimes, thank you so
23:49
Speaker 2: much for your time tonight.
23:51
Speaker 1: Cheers Rita still to.
23:53
Speaker 2: Come, Lefties losing it and the US Supreme Court to
23:57
Speaker 2: decide whether medical sex changers were.
23:59
Speaker 3: Min is that constitutional right?
24:02
Speaker 2: Shamiga Michelle has the details.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back.
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Speaker 2: Now it's time for left his losing ed and we
24:17
Speaker 2: have a couple of gems coming for you shortly, including
24:20
Speaker 2: a delicious case of instant karma.
24:23
Speaker 3: But let's first check in with the Leader of the
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Speaker 3: Free world. Remember him here. He is in Africa and
24:30
Speaker 3: he's being guided around Angola, which he seems to think
24:35
Speaker 3: is a.
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Speaker 4: City you know with you and Angola, the vibrant city.
24:43
Speaker 4: And look, not the city. The city I know is
24:47
Speaker 4: not Angola in angle in a vibrant city.
24:50
Speaker 3: Glad to clean that up. We may have looked foolish.
24:54
Speaker 2: Soon he was on much firmer ground talking about his
24:57
Speaker 2: favorite topic, trains.
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Speaker 4: I'm probably the most pro real guy in America. I've
25:04
Speaker 4: written over a million, three hundred thousand miles on a
25:07
Speaker 4: daily basis for my work.
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Speaker 2: Okay, you know these days people ask Joe Biden how
25:12
Speaker 2: he sleeps at night, with all the lies he's told
25:15
Speaker 2: the damage is done to the country.
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Speaker 3: Turns out he sleeps just fine.
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Speaker 5: Of people wants that services. But we're also promo shared
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Speaker 5: prosperity and inclusive growth across the internal consultations aiming at
25:31
Speaker 5: tign In Peace Project with national priorities and other electoral
25:37
Speaker 5: and regional co internet. In closing, allow me to reader
25:42
Speaker 5: it Tanzamia's committimate to reginal integration and shared prosperity.
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Speaker 2: Oh dear, perhaps it was just resting his eyes. Surely
25:52
Speaker 2: he only dosed off for a few seconds.
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Speaker 3: No, he's still asleep.
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Speaker 5: We not the progress on the development of the corridor
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Speaker 5: and to command the division and leadership that just brought
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Speaker 5: you this initiative to life. And it is through such
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Speaker 5: partnerships and innovations that's Africause Agenda twenty six to three
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Speaker 5: will be realized.
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Speaker 3: Okay, that is that's enough.
26:20
Speaker 2: I don't have all night on this segment just to
26:22
Speaker 2: be playing you Joe Biden sleeping, because that did go
26:25
Speaker 2: on for longer than I've showed you. The good news
26:28
Speaker 2: is that Joe Biden bounce back to deliver this rousing message.
26:33
Speaker 3: Yep, he's talking trains again.
26:35
Speaker 2: It seems to be confused about exactly who the president is.
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Speaker 4: Mister President, I'm coming back to ride on the train
26:44
Speaker 4: all the way from and to end. I as I said,
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Speaker 4: you wish on the Senate floor, Sator, excuse the point
26:54
Speaker 4: of personal privilege. I've written an awful lot on trains.
26:57
Speaker 4: I commute every day, so I like trades along.
27:03
Speaker 2: Let's have a look at MSNBC Janius Joy Raid, who
27:07
Speaker 2: felt the need to fact check a funny main President
27:11
Speaker 2: elect Donald Trump posted.
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Speaker 6: Just a few hours ago.
27:15
Speaker 8: Trump posted this obviously AI photo of him standing on
27:20
Speaker 8: a mountaintop next to the Canadian flag, looking off into
27:24
Speaker 8: the distance, with the caption oh Canada. And for the record,
27:28
Speaker 8: he appears to be looking at the Matterhorn, which is
27:31
Speaker 8: on the border between Switzerland and Italy, not Canada.
27:35
Speaker 3: Thanks Joy, How the Mighty have fallen?
27:39
Speaker 2: Remember back when billionaire Mark Cuban, the world's dumbest billionaire,
27:44
Speaker 2: was smack talking Donald Trump with this cringe performance.
27:49
Speaker 8: You're shining orange Dan empty inside.
27:53
Speaker 9: I'd say you're a traffic call, but I would swerved.
27:57
Speaker 10: To avoid a traffic cerve Cuban.
28:03
Speaker 2: Then we saw his all out campaign to help make
28:07
Speaker 2: Kamala president.
28:08
Speaker 3: He was everywhere.
28:10
Speaker 2: But now the dude who bears a striking resemblance to
28:13
Speaker 2: Rachel Maddow is reduced to appearing on the podcast of
28:17
Speaker 2: the Hawk Tour. Girl, Really, you got poky sickles?
28:24
Speaker 7: Yeah? I bet you do.
28:26
Speaker 6: So would you invest in it?
28:28
Speaker 1: No?
28:30
Speaker 11: No, you know what, I'm not investing in anything named
28:33
Speaker 11: pickle after a guy.
28:35
Speaker 12: It's just okay, fair enough.
28:39
Speaker 3: Now this has to be my personal favorite.
28:41
Speaker 2: This is instant karma in all its deliciousness. Let's checking
28:46
Speaker 2: on this smug but ignorant lefty woman on election day,
28:51
Speaker 2: recounting an encounter with a store clerk.
28:54
Speaker 10: He's asked me, you know why I was getting the champagne,
28:58
Speaker 10: and I said, because I'm going to toasting Madam President tonight.
29:02
Speaker 10: And he just looked at me with kind of like
29:04
Speaker 10: a smirk on his face, and I said, you know,
29:07
Speaker 10: she's she's going to win this, right He said, oh, well,
29:10
Speaker 10: it's very very close.
29:11
Speaker 7: And I said no, it's not.
29:13
Speaker 10: Says, well, what do you mean, I said, no, it's not.
29:15
Speaker 10: The women of America are making their voices heard. Reproductive
29:20
Speaker 10: rights is what it all comes down to, and the
29:22
Speaker 10: women are voting in numbers relative to men that are unbelievable.
29:27
Speaker 10: She's won this and I said to him, she's going
29:29
Speaker 10: to take every one of the swing states, plus or
29:32
Speaker 10: plus Iowa.
29:33
Speaker 6: She was right.
29:34
Speaker 3: It wasn't close.
29:35
Speaker 2: Only Kamala didn't win every swing state. And as for Iowa,
29:39
Speaker 2: she lost Iowa by more than thirteen percent. But our
29:44
Speaker 2: expert wasn't done yet. She told the store clerk just
29:48
Speaker 2: what her credentials were.
29:50
Speaker 10: I'm a political analyst. I'm telling you right now.
29:52
Speaker 3: The numbers are there.
29:53
Speaker 10: She's taking this election that I've said to him, you
29:58
Speaker 10: realize And he didn't tell me who you voted for,
30:00
Speaker 10: but of course I knew, and I said, you do
30:02
Speaker 10: realize you wasted your vote, right, and I didn't care.
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Speaker 3: Oh gosh, so likable.
30:11
Speaker 2: Now let's check in with doctor Arlene post election. I'm
30:15
Speaker 2: sure she's going to apologize to that shopkeeper and put
30:19
Speaker 2: away her pundent hat, eat a little bit of humble pie.
30:22
Speaker 10: We'll talk about the cabinet appointments, other things that people
30:25
Speaker 10: are concerned about. Will take an in depth look at
30:28
Speaker 10: those things.
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Speaker 3: No of course not.
30:30
Speaker 2: These people never acknowledge their clownish mistakes. They never apologize,
30:35
Speaker 2: They just double down on the lunacy. Joining me now
30:40
Speaker 2: is political commentator Shamika Michelle Shamika, let's hear from Dafna Uran,
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Speaker 2: the Manhattan prosecutor who has thrown the book at Daniel Penny,
30:50
Speaker 2: a man many beliefs should be receiving a Bravery award,
30:53
Speaker 2: not fighting for his liberty. Here is Uran boasting about
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Speaker 2: how in twenty nineteen she pursued so called restorative justice
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Speaker 2: for a black man who murdered an Asian college professor
31:05
Speaker 2: at an ATM. Instead of the original murder charge, the offender,
31:10
Speaker 2: Michael Lee, ended up with eighteen year sentence for manslaughter,
31:15
Speaker 2: and she's proud of that.
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Speaker 13: I had a murder, a case where the defendant did
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Speaker 13: not intentionally kill the victim. He went into an ATM
31:29
Speaker 13: on the Upper West Side and tried to rob an individual.
31:34
Speaker 13: This is, under the law, a felony murder, which is
31:37
Speaker 13: akin to intentional murder. However, when I first got the case,
31:43
Speaker 13: I learned I took the time to learn about the defendant.
31:47
Speaker 13: I really felt incredibly sorry for him that he had
31:51
Speaker 13: gotten to that point in his life where he felt
31:53
Speaker 13: like there was no other choice but to commit this
31:56
Speaker 13: robbery Shamaica.
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Speaker 2: Now this same prosecutor is tying her absolute best to
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Speaker 2: get former US Marine Daniel Penny jail for as long
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Speaker 2: as possible for stepping in when a volatile homeless man
32:09
Speaker 2: was threatening violence against trained passages that not even the
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Speaker 2: New York Mayor Eric Adams is signing up to this
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Speaker 2: witch hunt.
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Speaker 14: Those passages were afraid. I've been on the subway system.
32:22
Speaker 14: I know what it is as a police officer to
32:24
Speaker 14: wrestle or fight with someone. We're on a subway where
32:28
Speaker 14: we're hearing someone talking about hurting people, killing people. You
32:32
Speaker 14: have someone on that subway who was responding, Shamika.
32:37
Speaker 2: The justice system in New York isn't just too tiered,
32:41
Speaker 2: it seems to be completely corrupted by ideological lunacy.
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Speaker 12: Absolutely, reader, this is what's going on over here in
32:52
Speaker 12: the United States, especially in New York. It's like up
32:56
Speaker 12: is down, left is right. And I am so glad
32:59
Speaker 12: that actually Mayor Eric Adams is having a change of heart,
33:03
Speaker 12: because initially he came across very woke on this whole issue.
33:08
Speaker 12: But now that the left has come after him, he's
33:11
Speaker 12: singing a new tune because he needs allies now because
33:14
Speaker 12: he know that they are crazy and deranged. When I
33:17
Speaker 12: listen to this prosecutor, actually, if I close my eyes,
33:21
Speaker 12: it's hard for me to say she so I'm just
33:24
Speaker 12: gonna say the prosecutor, this is really ridiculous that she
33:28
Speaker 12: would go after this man who was really stepping in
33:31
Speaker 12: to help passengers. As a female myself, I would have
33:35
Speaker 12: been afraid if I was on the subway and the
33:38
Speaker 12: man was acting in the way that they described, I
33:41
Speaker 12: would have been so thankful for Daniel Penny so far
33:45
Speaker 12: them to be going after him, really trying to just
33:48
Speaker 12: ruin his life is what's happening here, And it's absolutely absurd.
33:57
Speaker 3: And I know it's.
33:57
Speaker 2: Several legal observers, experts who've been in the courtroom, we've
34:02
Speaker 2: been observing this case or are absolutely shocked by what
34:06
Speaker 2: they have seen. We'll be keeping a close eye on
34:10
Speaker 2: this one. But it basically tells men, don't be a
34:13
Speaker 2: good Samaritan, don't step forward to help others, because if
34:17
Speaker 2: something goes wrong, you could be going to jail. You
34:20
Speaker 2: could be going to jail for the rest of your life. Now, Shamika,
34:23
Speaker 2: the Biden administration is supporting the ACLU in its Supreme
34:28
Speaker 2: Court action arguing that it's unconstitutional for Tennessee to stop
34:34
Speaker 2: youngsters having so called gender affirming care. Let's hear from
34:39
Speaker 2: one of the ACLU lawyers, a woman who now identifies
34:43
Speaker 2: as a man.
34:44
Speaker 3: This is Chase Strangio.
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Speaker 11: I would say, is nobody has to provide this medication
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Speaker 11: to adolescents. These are not doctors being forced to provide
34:53
Speaker 11: this medication. These are doctors who are wanting to treat
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Speaker 11: their patients in the best way that they know how,
34:59
Speaker 11: based on the back available evidence to us. And these
35:02
Speaker 11: are young people who may have known since they were
35:03
Speaker 11: two years old exactly who they are, who suffered for
35:06
Speaker 11: six seven years before they had any relief. And what's
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Speaker 11: happening here, it's not the kids who are consenting to
35:11
Speaker 11: this treatment. It's the parents who are consenting to the treatment.
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Speaker 3: H Shamika, your reaction to that.
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Speaker 2: Two year olds know they're in the wrong body, according
35:20
Speaker 2: to that lawyer.
35:22
Speaker 3: And we should allow.
35:23
Speaker 2: The parents to inflict these irreversible treatments on confused children.
35:27
Speaker 2: We don't let parents inflict tattoos on sixty.
35:31
Speaker 3: Year olds or nine year olds. We don't let parents
35:33
Speaker 3: do a.
35:33
Speaker 2: Whole bunch of stuff to kids because it's not in
35:36
Speaker 2: the interest of the child. But when it comes to
35:39
Speaker 2: this so called gender firming care, some of these activists
35:43
Speaker 2: have got some very warped ideas.
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Speaker 12: Absolutely, Rita, I need to just put this on because
35:51
Speaker 12: we're living in clown world when you think that a
35:54
Speaker 12: two year old can actually make that decision. When a
35:58
Speaker 12: child sixty, they can't drive into their sixteen, they can't
36:02
Speaker 12: vote into their eighteen, they can't drink until their twenty one.
36:06
Speaker 12: But you think a two year old can make such
36:08
Speaker 12: a life changing decision, something has to be wrong with
36:12
Speaker 12: your mental capacity. But this is what we're dealing with
36:15
Speaker 12: here in America, and it's crazy because I remember in
36:19
Speaker 12: twenty eighteen I said this was happening, and people argued
36:24
Speaker 12: me down on social media, saying, maybe it's happening in
36:27
Speaker 12: other countries, but it's not happening here. Because when you
36:31
Speaker 12: give the left an inch, they take a mile to
36:35
Speaker 12: actually put these children in the predicament to be castrated
36:40
Speaker 12: at such young age, knowing that this can never be
36:44
Speaker 12: reversed is very sad, and my heart goes out to
36:47
Speaker 12: these children when a child says I want to be Superman.
36:51
Speaker 12: We don't push them out of a building to see
36:54
Speaker 12: if they can fly. So the fact that we think
36:56
Speaker 12: that a young child can make such a life change
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Speaker 12: decision and the adults in the room are not acting
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Speaker 12: like adults, it's really sad because if we don't step
37:08
Speaker 12: in and protect them as in the government. That's why
37:11
Speaker 12: I'm so grateful Trump will be the next president again,
37:15
Speaker 12: who's going to save these children because the parents are
37:19
Speaker 12: not in the right MindSpring to actually be parents.
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Speaker 3: You're so right.
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Speaker 2: We've spoken to de transitioners on this program, including Chloe Cole,
37:32
Speaker 2: a very very brave young woman who started this irreversible treatment.
37:38
Speaker 2: I think she was only twelve or thirteen, had a
37:40
Speaker 2: double misectomy at fifteen, her healthy breasts removed. At eighteen,
37:47
Speaker 2: she was detransitioning, becoming identifying as female again. But now
37:53
Speaker 2: she has no breast, she can never breastfeed her children.
37:56
Speaker 2: She fears she's infertile from all the dry uggs she's
38:00
Speaker 2: taken in the treatments, and she's got lifelong medical issues.
38:04
Speaker 2: And again that doesn't get talked about enough. The fact
38:07
Speaker 2: that we're making lifelong medical clients from these treatments.
38:13
Speaker 3: I want to play you.
38:14
Speaker 2: A clip from Pete Hechseth. He sat down for an
38:19
Speaker 2: interview with Megan Kelly to talk about the allegations against him.
38:23
Speaker 2: There has been just a litany of allegations. Of course,
38:26
Speaker 2: they've all come about after he was selected to be
38:29
Speaker 2: the next Defense Secretary.
38:31
Speaker 3: Have a listen, I just.
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Speaker 6: So the audience knows.
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Speaker 9: I two have looked through all of the accusations, all
38:35
Speaker 9: the reports against you. There is not one name, not
38:37
Speaker 9: one person accusing you of any sort of misconduct, has
38:41
Speaker 9: gone on the record with their accusation. It is all
38:43
Speaker 9: anonymous from NBCCBS, the New Yorker, the usual suspects. And
38:49
Speaker 9: yet you are having person after person go on the
38:51
Speaker 9: record in your defense.
38:53
Speaker 2: Shamika. It seems like they're trying to break Kavanagh him.
38:57
Speaker 2: Will he withstand the campaign? It is fierce and must
39:00
Speaker 2: be hurting him, hurting his family. I've heard his mother interviewed.
39:05
Speaker 2: They revealed an email she sent I think when he
39:08
Speaker 2: was going through a marriage breakup or some sort of
39:10
Speaker 2: relationship difficulty, and they tried to suggest his own mother
39:15
Speaker 2: thinks he's unfithing. She had to do interviews to explain
39:21
Speaker 2: how she actually felt and what that email was about.
39:23
Speaker 2: I mean, this must just be a horrific experience to
39:26
Speaker 2: be undergoing.
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Speaker 12: I'm sure it's very horrific for him and his family,
39:32
Speaker 12: but he seems to be a very tough man, and Rita,
39:35
Speaker 12: I'm going to go on the record in support of
39:37
Speaker 12: him because listen, I met him a few years ago.
39:41
Speaker 3: We took a picture, and.
39:42
Speaker 12: I'm a good looking woman, and he did not act
39:45
Speaker 12: any type of way inappropriate with me. So I'm going
39:50
Speaker 12: on the record to say this is just another hoax.
39:53
Speaker 12: This is another one of their you know, taxes to
39:57
Speaker 12: try to bring this man down, and I just I
40:00
Speaker 12: don't believe it's going to work. I know that he
40:02
Speaker 12: is military, he's very tough, and I think that he's
40:06
Speaker 12: built for the job and that we will see him
40:09
Speaker 12: confirmed eventually.
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Speaker 2: Well, he said that he had spoken to President elect
40:16
Speaker 2: Donald Trump just earlier in the day and he had
40:18
Speaker 2: told him to keep fighting.
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Speaker 3: So we'll keep an eye on that one.
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Speaker 2: Shamika Michelle, thank you so much for your time this evening.
40:26
Speaker 3: We'll see you in the new year.
40:27
Speaker 12: Thank you for having me.
40:29
Speaker 3: Thank you still to come.
40:31
Speaker 2: Why anti Trump far left Hollywood isn't antie Trump or
40:35
Speaker 2: far left enough.
40:35
Speaker 3: For Sean Penn. Kinsey Schofield is up next.
40:48
Speaker 2: You're watching the Reader Panny Show, and joining me now
40:51
Speaker 2: is celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, Let's start
40:55
Speaker 2: with actor Sean Penn. He's gone on a mad rant,
40:59
Speaker 2: slamming the Oscars for refusing to embrace The Apprentice, a
41:03
Speaker 2: film that paints a young Donald Trump as a rapist.
41:08
Speaker 2: It appears that Penny's so far off the reservation that
41:11
Speaker 2: even the anti Trump, far left Hollywood types are not
41:16
Speaker 2: anti Trump or far left enough for him.
41:20
Speaker 12: I know.
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Speaker 15: Yeah. He's been a very vocal critic of Donald Trump,
41:23
Speaker 15: often expressing I mean real disdain for the President elect,
41:26
Speaker 15: and interviews and op eds he's characterized Trump as divisive
41:31
Speaker 15: and harmful to democracy. He always uses strong language. He's
41:35
Speaker 15: one of those that every word he says, our speech
41:38
Speaker 15: he gives is titvvy extreme, and he condemns Trump's policies.
41:44
Speaker 6: He gives off the Alec Baldwin vibe.
41:47
Speaker 15: You you know, we're not as smart as they are
41:50
Speaker 15: because they have more money in their celebrities, and celebrity
41:53
Speaker 15: doesn't always equal moral superiority.
41:56
Speaker 6: In fact, it usually is the opposite.
41:59
Speaker 2: Well, yes, particularly for Sean pen He's cozy it up
42:03
Speaker 2: to some very ugly characters, you could say in the past.
42:07
Speaker 2: He really has got no moral standing to be tagging
42:10
Speaker 2: potshots at anybody. Do we know much about this film?
42:15
Speaker 2: Is it likely to have commercial success? And is it
42:19
Speaker 2: likely to see him suit?
42:22
Speaker 15: I this film has I think that there is an
42:26
Speaker 15: audience for it.
42:27
Speaker 6: But we voted and we told Hollywood who we believe in.
42:33
Speaker 15: And it doesn't matter how many nasty movies they make
42:36
Speaker 15: about this guy. We have told Hollywood that we believe
42:40
Speaker 15: in President elect Donald Trump. We've seen what he's capable
42:45
Speaker 15: of in a four year span, and we were on
42:48
Speaker 15: the right track for four years. And that's what we
42:50
Speaker 15: told them at the ballot box. So I don't I
42:53
Speaker 15: think that the movie exists. I don't think it's it's
42:56
Speaker 15: made any dent in Trump's reputation whatsoever.
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Speaker 6: We knew what we were getting on November fifth.
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Speaker 2: It's going to be very interesting to see how Hollywood
43:07
Speaker 2: behaves for the next four years, whether they're going to
43:10
Speaker 2: have these regular tantrums at the Oscars and the Emmys
43:15
Speaker 2: and the grand standing that Ricky Gervais told them to
43:19
Speaker 2: stay away from but I think they'll be able to
43:21
Speaker 2: resist it.
43:22
Speaker 3: Now, let's talk about Harry and Meghan.
43:25
Speaker 2: A documentary called Harry the Lost Prince and a few
43:29
Speaker 2: days ago on Germany's z D television network. It's made
43:35
Speaker 2: a series of bombshell claims.
43:37
Speaker 3: About the couple.
43:39
Speaker 2: Tell us what this is about and why is it
43:41
Speaker 2: only airing in Germany.
43:44
Speaker 15: I mean, while obviously the Germans have a bone to
43:46
Speaker 15: pick with Harry and God love them well. So one
43:49
Speaker 15: of the biggest revelations I took away from this was
43:53
Speaker 15: that Meghan Markel is not very popular in her neighborhood
43:56
Speaker 15: and has not been involved in the monast Or community.
44:00
Speaker 15: Know and some of Archwall's generic jargon involves community impact,
44:04
Speaker 15: yet Meghan is a stranger in her own community. I
44:07
Speaker 15: think that what the documentary does do well is point
44:11
Speaker 15: out their consistent hypocrisy. And one of her neighbors said,
44:16
Speaker 15: I personally don't think that Megan is an asset to
44:18
Speaker 15: our community. She doesn't really go out or get involved.
44:21
Speaker 15: So that was the biggest takeaway for me. Also, Die Davis,
44:24
Speaker 15: a former Royal Protection officer, saying that Prince Harry talking
44:28
Speaker 15: about killing twenty five Taliban, you know Harry wants to
44:32
Speaker 15: complain about security.
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Speaker 6: You've done this to yourself.
44:34
Speaker 15: You shouldn't be releasing information like that because you make
44:37
Speaker 15: all the people around you a target.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
44:43
Speaker 2: I remember when those revelations came out and people were
44:47
Speaker 2: a ghas people who understand the security threat a revelation
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Speaker 2: like that porposes Prince Harry has also been talking at
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Speaker 2: the Deal Book Summit in New York and he he
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Speaker 2: talked about why you won't be ditching the US and
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Speaker 2: returning to the UK.
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Speaker 3: He said I very.
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Speaker 2: Much enjoyed living here and bringing up my kids here,
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Speaker 2: and that he is very much also focused on being
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Speaker 2: the best husband and the best dad that I can be.
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Speaker 3: I'm sure Megan will be very happy with that statement.
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Speaker 15: Oh well, I think it's interesting that he didn't bring
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Speaker 15: up Donald Trump, because at the end of the day,
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Speaker 15: that is one person that could make or break his
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Speaker 15: decision to stay in the States. There was real bitterness
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Speaker 15: about him throughout this rita. He also said he feels
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Speaker 15: sorry for the trolls who say or get their hopes
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Speaker 15: up for his downfall. No one was wishing for his downfall,
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Speaker 15: but when you have officially been the biggest source for
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Speaker 15: royal gossip over the last four years. You open yourself
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Speaker 15: up to the same curiosity you fed the people that
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Speaker 15: purchase spear. You shared secrets about your family, and people
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Speaker 15: want more and they want to know your secrets now too.
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Speaker 15: I don't think anyone's wishing for his downfall.
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Speaker 3: Oh no, absolutely not. Just rather hear less from him.
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Speaker 2: To be honest with you, I'd like him just to
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Speaker 2: go away and protect his privacy.
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Speaker 3: Like he promised that he was going to do.
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Speaker 2: But it's been revealed that Harry has commissioned his neighbor
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Speaker 2: Katie Perry, to perform at the opening night of the
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Speaker 2: Invictus Games that's next year. Is this a coup Kinsey,
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Speaker 2: or as the kids say, is this a bit.
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Speaker 6: Mid I'm going to let The New York Post answer
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Speaker 6: that question.
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Speaker 15: One of their recent headlines was why Katy Perry as
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Speaker 15: twenty twenty four's biggest pop flop yet as generic comeback
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Speaker 15: trash for having no personality.
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Speaker 2: Well, we gave her a very good run here in Australia.
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Speaker 2: She performed at our biggest sporting event, the AFL Grand Final.
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Speaker 3: I think she got paid a fortune to perform at that.
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Speaker 3: But I'm with you.
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Speaker 2: I was like, well, what do we twenty seventeen, Why
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Speaker 2: is Katie Perry the headline acting?
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Speaker 6: But here we are now.
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Speaker 2: Sylvester stallone iconic actor, has told Fox News is Sean
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Speaker 2: Hannity that it was cowardly of him to break up
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Speaker 2: with Jennifer Flavin, who is now his wife. He broke
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Speaker 2: up with a via FedEx a letter back in nineteen
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Speaker 2: ninety four. That's before the days we could DM somebody
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Speaker 2: a breakup message.
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Speaker 3: What else can you tell us?
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Speaker 2: There's been a I think theirs is a rare, enduring
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Speaker 2: love story in Hollywood. Shure, They've got a few hiccups,
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Speaker 2: but they're going strong.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely Now.
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Speaker 15: She did file for divorce in twenty twenty two, but
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Speaker 15: obviously she decided not to go through with it. First
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Speaker 15: of all, I think you run the risk of this
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Speaker 15: when you do a reality show about your life and
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Speaker 15: your family and your love.
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Speaker 6: I mean, look at the long.
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Speaker 15: List of reality stars that have broken up after that TV.
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Speaker 15: But my favorite story is that he got the the
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Speaker 15: tattoo of his wife on his arm. He covered it
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Speaker 15: up Rita when they were going through that issue in
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Speaker 15: twenty twenty two, covered it up with a picture of
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Speaker 15: his dog so the tattoo of his wife is now
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Speaker 15: a picture of his dog, and you know that is
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Speaker 15: going to be an interesting reminder for the rest of
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Speaker 15: their lives, if we're being honest.
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Speaker 2: I wonder if he could go over it again and
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Speaker 2: put Jennifer back on, or whether it's just too much
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Speaker 2: ink in the one space.
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Speaker 3: He may have to get some laser.
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Speaker 2: Work done first, But yeah, I would imagine that would
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Speaker 2: be a reminder of some of the hard times every
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Speaker 2: time she sees that tattoo. Before you go, Hunter Biden
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Speaker 2: has celebrated being pardoned by watching a documentary about himself.
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Speaker 3: What's what Happened to? Yeah?
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Speaker 15: Well, you know, he apparently he's keeping his head down
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Speaker 15: because he realizes that the pardon was so controversial on
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Speaker 15: the left. On the right, people are raising hell here
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Speaker 15: in the United State States over this pardon because we
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Speaker 15: were lied to. I think we all expected it, but
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Speaker 15: just don't tell us that you're not going to do
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Speaker 15: it and then do it.
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Speaker 6: I doubt that his cute documentary.
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Speaker 15: That he's erected to try to change the narrative is
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Speaker 15: going to change anybody's minds or redeem him in the
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Speaker 15: public eye.
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Speaker 6: But that's the objective here and good luck.
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Speaker 2: Kinsisco Field, thanks for your time, and that's it from
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Speaker 2: May up. Next is Newsnight, but don't forget tomorrow night
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Speaker 2: nine point thirty pm left.
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Speaker 3: He's losing it.