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The Rita Panahi Show | 17 December · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scor Lis Oscodia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Riata Panalty Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Reata Panalty Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight, Former Treasurer Josh Freidenberg delivers an extraordinary speech
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Speaker 3: calling out the Prime minister's week leadership. Nickkata and Louise
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Speaker 3: Roberts will join me shortly to discuss that and much more.
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Speaker 3: I'll get Douglas Murray's reaction to the attack in BONDI.
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Speaker 1: C J.
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Speaker 4: Pearson will have.
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Speaker 3: The latest from the US, including Donald Trump formally suing
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Speaker 3: the BBC for five billion.
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Speaker 4: Dollars, and Michael.
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Speaker 3: Loftis will tell us about Hollywood director Rob Ryaner's tragic murder.
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Speaker 4: Left is Losing.
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Speaker 3: It features this young lass who identifies as everything.
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Speaker 5: My pronouns are evam, at least that's what I share
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Speaker 5: with people most often. But for this particular meeting, I
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Speaker 5: will come out fully as saying that my pronouns are.
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Speaker 4: She they him. But first, prim Miss Anthony.
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Speaker 3: He has focused on tighter gun control, he's even warned
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Speaker 3: of the dangers of the far right, but he's failed
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Speaker 3: to focus on the real issues of radical Islam, the
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Speaker 3: importing of hate and the normalization of anti Semitism, including
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Speaker 3: by his own government. Words matter, So let's look at
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Speaker 3: the words the PM used after the attack and the
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Speaker 3: words he omitted. As reported by Frank Chung official transcripts Shaw,
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Speaker 3: the Prime Minister spoke more than five thousand words publicly
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Speaker 3: in the day.
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Speaker 4: After the attack.
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Speaker 3: He did not once say the words Muslim Islam or
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Speaker 3: Islamic extremism.
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Speaker 4: He did say this.
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Speaker 6: Though the Director General of Asia has warned about a
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Speaker 6: range of threats, but it any Semitism, the rise of
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Speaker 6: right wing extremist groups as well, and we continue to
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Speaker 6: work closely with our security agencies.
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Speaker 3: And again on Monday night with the ABC, he drew
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Speaker 3: attention to the rise of the far right.
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Speaker 7: The threat of any Semitism, as we have seen, is
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Speaker 7: very real. Threats of other occurrences, such as the rise
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Speaker 7: in the far right, which has also been identified of
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Speaker 7: course by Mike Burgess, is also a threat as well.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Mensi's Research Center senior fellow Nikata
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Speaker 3: and Sky News contributor Louise Roberts. Louise two mentions of
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Speaker 3: right wing extremism. There nothing about Islamist motives, Islamic extremism.
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Speaker 8: That's right, he continues, to conflate you know, far right
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Speaker 8: with this issue. And I think you can talk about
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Speaker 8: Islamic extremism without offending the Muslim community, and maybe that's
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Speaker 8: what he's worried about. It certainly has been suggested in
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Speaker 8: other areas. But you know, clearly for everyone in the
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Speaker 8: Jewish community, they know the root cause of this problem.
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Speaker 3: So for the.
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Speaker 8: PM to dodger and weave and duck and dive and
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Speaker 8: not actually address this issue head on is disgraceful.
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Speaker 2: Nick.
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Speaker 3: It's not just the Prime Minister. We've got the counter
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Speaker 3: terrorism the intelligence services that appear to be fixated on
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Speaker 3: right wing radicalism as opposed to Islamic radicalism.
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Speaker 4: In this country.
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Speaker 3: Nearly half of the Australian Security Intelligence Organizations investigations last
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Speaker 3: year involved what they call mixed ideologies or nationalist and
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Speaker 3: racist ideologies. A decade ago, just one in ten of
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Speaker 3: asio's cases involved right wing extremist Nick, I wonder whether
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Speaker 3: we have taken our eye off the Islamist threat.
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Speaker 9: Definitely taken our eye off it rita, or rather the
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Speaker 9: officials have I think on this station, I've heard many
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Speaker 9: people remind us so that it's still a huge threat. It
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Speaker 9: is a very well organized international network who set out
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Speaker 9: to do horrible things in countries like Australia, using people locally,
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Speaker 9: and that seems to be what happened. But you see,
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Speaker 9: we have paid, we've taken our eye off the threat
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Speaker 9: when we allow people to march across Sydney Harbor Bridge
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Speaker 9: hub Bridge with Jihadis flags, you know, saying horrible hate
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Speaker 9: things about death, death to the IDF and worse, when
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Speaker 9: we allow that, when we tolerate that, when our former
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Speaker 9: Foreign Minister is on the bridge with them, smiling away,
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Speaker 9: walking in procession, that we've clearly lost the plot. We've
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Speaker 9: clearly forgotten who the bad guys are. Now we have
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Speaker 9: to remind ourselves. And I think Anne Onlys is having
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Speaker 9: trouble because basically he's been pandering to the very same
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Speaker 9: people who want to push Israel off the map. He has,
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Speaker 9: he's been gone to the UN, he's supported independent Palestine,
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Speaker 9: and that's what he's been doing for the last two
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Speaker 9: years when he should have obviously been standing up for Australia,
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Speaker 9: standing up for our values and standing up for the
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Speaker 9: Jewish people in Australia.
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Speaker 3: Or Former Treasurer Josh Fredenberg delivered a incredible speech earlier today,
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Speaker 3: including a scathing message to the Prime minister have a listen.
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Speaker 10: Firstly, Prime Minister, ban the hate preachers. On October the
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Speaker 10: eighth in La Kember, you had Islamic preachers say that
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Speaker 10: October the seventh was back of courage and pride. When
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Speaker 10: the Muslim community here's that message for the last two
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Speaker 10: and a half years. Is this any surprise.
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Speaker 3: It's clear the former Treasurer has had enough of the cowardice,
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Speaker 3: the moral equivalents and the propaganda.
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Speaker 2: I heard.
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Speaker 10: One of the leading journalists from the ABC say this
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Speaker 10: has nothing to do with religion. Well, you know what
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Speaker 10: that is. That's propaganda. We cannot accept people coming to
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Speaker 10: this country. We cannot accept people staying in this country
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Speaker 10: who do not subscribe to Australian values. This is a
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Speaker 10: matter of self defense.
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Speaker 4: Nick.
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Speaker 3: It wasn't just the ABC putting that message there. It
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Speaker 3: even came from law enforcement trying to claim that this
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Speaker 3: had nothing to do with religion.
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Speaker 9: Well, it's a weirdly perverted form of religion. Reader, let's
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Speaker 9: say that. Or he's worried about saying of course he
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Speaker 9: is worried about saying Muslims. Why doesn't he just say
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Speaker 9: death cult? You know, there's plenty of other ways to
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Speaker 9: describe these horrible people and their ideological hatred, not just
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Speaker 9: to the Jewish people, but of us. I mean, they
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Speaker 9: would happily if it hadn't have been the Jews who
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Speaker 9: were in the in focus at the moment because of Israel,
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Speaker 9: well in Gaza, I'm sure they would be happy to
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Speaker 9: carry out these attacks against the general Australian population. So yeah,
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Speaker 9: I mean, let's just let's call it out, because I
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Speaker 9: don't know who the Prime Minister's talking to, by the way,
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Speaker 9: read in the Muslim community, because I talked to Muslims
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Speaker 9: who say they wish the Prime Minister would call this out.
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Speaker 9: They want nothing to do with this mad mob. They
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Speaker 9: want to they want to expose this just as heaven,
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Speaker 9: just as much as you and I do. And the
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Speaker 9: Prime Minister needs to stand up for the sake of
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Speaker 9: Muslims to distinguish this very very bad ideological strain which
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Speaker 9: has been causing death around the world for the last
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Speaker 9: twenty years or more, to distinguish that from ordinary law
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Speaker 9: of Muslims who just want to raise their kids, go
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Speaker 9: to work and do well in this country.
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Speaker 3: Louise, what we heard from Josh Friedenberg today was the
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Speaker 3: sort of clear eyed leadership that we've been lacking. It
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Speaker 3: was such a contrast to what we've heard in recent
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Speaker 3: days from the Prime Minister and other senior ministers.
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Speaker 8: Yes, absolutely, and he spoke at length and you could
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Speaker 8: see the crab were actually enraptured by what he was saying.
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Speaker 8: They were applaud in just about every point that he made,
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Speaker 8: and he showed such anger and such passion as well,
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Speaker 8: the two things we have not seen from the Prime
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Speaker 8: Minister or Richard Miles or any of the other senior
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Speaker 8: ministers have been wheeled out to go to you know,
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Speaker 8: various events and then get heckled because they're not welcome.
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Speaker 8: There's no sort of passion or anger, particularly from the
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Speaker 8: Prime Minister, and that's what you really want to see.
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Speaker 8: He sort of talks very merely mouthed and sort of
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Speaker 8: clutches his notes and it's all very soft. And terrorists
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Speaker 8: don't respect that. They respect strength. I mean, you know,
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Speaker 8: Trump is a perfect example of that. He shows strength,
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Speaker 8: he shows passion. I just wish we could see this
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Speaker 8: from the PM. We've seen it from Josh Briedenberg today clearly,
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Speaker 8: and why hasn't resonated and I was fascinated to see
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Speaker 8: him actually say that the PM had to take personal
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Speaker 8: responsibility for the day of the people on the beach
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Speaker 8: at Bondai, particularly that beautiful little ten year old girl, Matilda.
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Speaker 8: And when I heard that, I thought, Wow, this is
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Speaker 8: a man who's very angry and actually he's articulating what
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Speaker 8: a lot of Australians, very disappointed Australians are feeling about this.
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Speaker 8: In this vacuum of leadership we now have.
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Speaker 3: Well, Nick, where is the Prime Minister, Where is Penny Wong?
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Speaker 3: Why aren't they they're delivering speeches like that, or delivering
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Speaker 3: whatever it is they want to say. You could argue, well,
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Speaker 3: the Prime Minister wouldn't be welcome there, as Josh Fredenberg
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Speaker 3: obviously is.
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Speaker 4: But so what we saw John.
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Speaker 3: Howard be be present and speak up after Port Arthur
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Speaker 3: in crowds where he wasn't welcome, but he had the
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Speaker 3: strength and the conviction to be there.
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Speaker 4: That's what we need from our Prime minister right now.
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Speaker 4: We need him to be there to show he cares.
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Speaker 3: It's not about getting a good reception from the local
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Speaker 3: it's about showing that he's.
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Speaker 4: Got their back.
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Speaker 3: He knows what he's doing, and he's going to keep
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Speaker 3: them safe going forward.
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Speaker 9: He's completely lacking in moral courage rita, and we've seen
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Speaker 9: that over the last few days. I think he's also
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Speaker 9: lacking in some intellectual firepower, you know, the thing that
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Speaker 9: tells you this is just horrible, this is wrong. This
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Speaker 9: is the Jewish people who went through the Holocaust, who
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Speaker 9: came here for safety. You know, I can't help thinking
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Speaker 9: about that eighty seven year old man who fled Ukraine
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Speaker 9: to get away from the anti Semitism of Hitler, injured,
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Speaker 9: having to go through Siberia with his mother, nearly freezing
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Speaker 9: to death and nearly starving to death, gets to Australia
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Speaker 9: and then he's shot on Bondou Breach Beach by Jahadist
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Speaker 9: on a Sunday afternoon. It is just horrible. How do
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Speaker 9: we let this happen to our country? Can the Prime
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Speaker 9: Minister stand up and tell us how he is going
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Speaker 9: to get back the country that I moved to in
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Speaker 9: nineteen eighty nine, that I came because I loved it.
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Speaker 9: It was peaceful, safe, everybody got on, Everybody got on
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Speaker 9: with their neighbors. There was no racial hatred or anything.
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Speaker 9: All this has happened recently, and it is accelerated under
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Speaker 9: this prime ministership. Nearly four thousand attacks on Jews since
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Speaker 9: October seven, four thousand, that's five a day, and they're
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Speaker 9: any of the registered ones. Can't you just see what's
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Speaker 9: happened to this country and stand up for our country
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Speaker 9: and the people who live here, all the people who
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Speaker 9: live here Jewish, Muslim I don't care. Stand up for
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Speaker 9: this country.
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Speaker 3: Now, Australia's week leadership is drawing attention in the US.
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Speaker 3: Have a look at this clip from Sean Hannity on
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Speaker 3: Fox News.
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Speaker 11: Australia's government largely turned a blind EyeT to this horrific,
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Speaker 11: unacceptable behavior and continued to welcome hardline Islamis into their country.
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Speaker 1: This is insane.
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Speaker 11: In other words, nothing in Australia is going to change
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Speaker 11: while he is their leader, Louise.
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Speaker 3: This is getting attention around the world and people are shocked.
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Speaker 3: I know, Jews around the world are absolutely appalled by
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Speaker 3: what's happening in Australia. They don't see Australia as a
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Speaker 3: safe place for Jews any longer. And I think that
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Speaker 3: is just a national disgrace.
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Speaker 8: It is a national disgrace and the fact that you know,
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Speaker 8: someone like Sean Hannery has a huge reach, is very influential,
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Speaker 8: lots of contacts at all levels of government. The fact
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Speaker 8: that he's mocking mister Albaneze in this way and saying
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Speaker 8: nothing will change. Basically Jewish people will not feel safe
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Speaker 8: while he is leader. I mean it's absolutely eviscerating and humiliating.
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Speaker 8: But I mean maybe it doesn't impact the p and
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Speaker 8: maybe he doesn't care about that sort of stuff. I
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Speaker 8: don't know, but I watched that thought. Ouch, that's brutal
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Speaker 8: and also accurate to be honest.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, Nick, that's why it hurts because every word
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Speaker 3: you just heard was one hundred percent accurate. That's that's
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Speaker 3: why it's powerful.
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Speaker 4: Nick Kata.
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Speaker 3: Luis Roberts, thank you so much for your time tonight,
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Speaker 3: joining me now. Is the author of international best sellers,
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Speaker 3: including his latest work on democracies and death cults.
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Speaker 4: Douglas Murray.
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Speaker 3: The Islamic State inspired Bondy terrorist attack has devastated this country.
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Speaker 3: It shocked the world, but the local Jewish community here
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Speaker 3: in Australia say they're not surprised.
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Speaker 4: They saw this coming.
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Speaker 12: Yes, I think they saw it coming, and many people
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Speaker 12: saw it coming.
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Speaker 1: I was in Australia last last year.
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Speaker 12: I spoke to people in the Jewish community, as many
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Speaker 12: other communities, and it was perfectly obvious that there was
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Speaker 12: going to be a boiling point reached in Australia because
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Speaker 12: the Australian authorities have decided to allow incitement to murder
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Speaker 12: to go on on Australia's streets for more than two
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Speaker 12: years now. They have been utterly incapable of doing anything
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Speaker 12: or seeming to want to do anything. When people stand
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Speaker 12: outside Sydney Opera House forty eight hours after the largest
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Speaker 12: mask of Jews since the Holocaust and call in large
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Speaker 12: numbers in the center of Sydney for the Jews to
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Speaker 12: be gassed, the Australian authorities didn't seem to mind that.
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Speaker 12: They didn't seem to mind when week after week people
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Speaker 12: called for into Farda, which is violent terrorist attacks to
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Speaker 12: be globalized and brought two places like Australia. They didn't
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Speaker 12: mind that when that was called for on Australian streets
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Speaker 12: in cities. I saw the protests myself last year in
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Speaker 12: Sydney and Melbourne across Australia.
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Speaker 1: The authorities didn't.
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Speaker 12: Seem to mind that and lo and behold into Fada
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Speaker 12: came to Australia in the acts of these two discussed individuals,
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Speaker 12: acting it seems, in the name of the Islamic State,
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Speaker 12: but they could have been acting for any jihadist group.
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Speaker 12: They could have been like the people who have previously
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Speaker 12: sought to carry out attacks in Australia on behalf of
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Speaker 12: the IRGC, one of the terrorist wings of the terrorist
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Speaker 12: government in Tehran. All of this was completely to be expected.
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Speaker 12: You didn't have to be Jewish to notice it. But
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Speaker 12: of course Jews noticed it first because it was their
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Speaker 12: places of worship that have been firebombed in the last
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Speaker 12: couple of years. It's Jewish businesses that have been attacked
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Speaker 12: and boycotted. So yes, this is both completely shocking and
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Speaker 12: appalling and at the same time completely unsurprising.
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Speaker 3: Now the focus from our Prime Minister in the aftermath
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Speaker 3: of this terrorist attack has been gun control. We've already
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Speaker 3: got some of the toughest gun laws anywhere in the
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Speaker 3: world and Douglas, as we've seen in the UK, we've
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Speaker 3: seen in France and elsewhere. Terrorist don't need guns to
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Speaker 3: inflict carnage.
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Speaker 1: No they don't.
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Speaker 12: I mean in Manchester just last month in Manchester, England,
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Speaker 12: a jihadist decided to attack a synagogue using his car.
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Speaker 1: And then a knife. So no, it's not about guns.
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Speaker 12: And Albanizi and others just demonstrate their unbelievable weakness and
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Speaker 12: their total inadequacy for the roles that they've assumed or
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Speaker 12: been voted into when they say things like this. There's
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Speaker 12: a set of ways very weak politicians like I'm sorry
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Speaker 12: to say your Prime.
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Speaker 1: Minister in Australia do at times like this.
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Speaker 12: But what they never address these week leaders across Western
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Speaker 12: countries is the obvious thing, which is, how abouts to
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Speaker 12: do with homegrown radicals and people who are imported who
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Speaker 12: are radical. How About it's that you have in arms
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Speaker 12: in Australia calling for g HAD. How About it's you
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Speaker 12: have extremist Islamist groups who are allowed to operate and
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Speaker 12: incite violence. And how about it's the fact that you
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Speaker 12: allow every week at least thousands of thousands of people
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Speaker 12: to call for Interfara, to call for g HAD, to
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Speaker 12: call for violence in Australia. What do these political leaders
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Speaker 12: think They're going to stop everyone from being allowed to
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Speaker 12: buy knives. They're going to try to crack down on
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Speaker 12: Australians even more of being allowed to own guns. It's
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Speaker 12: just preposterous and this is what weak leaders do. I
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Speaker 12: remember after the London terrorist attacks in twenty seventeen, Theresa
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Speaker 12: May and co. Said this is about online radicalization. You
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Speaker 12: and I have talked about before, Rita, but just to
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Speaker 12: be in the middle of this will once again and
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Speaker 12: for the Prime Minister to think this is about guns
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Speaker 12: is as preposterous as thinking that the nie attack in
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Speaker 12: France was about truck ownership.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, as well said, And there was a fantastic news
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Speaker 3: report yesterday showing the Australian Prime Minister spoke more than
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Speaker 3: five thousand words in press conferences and interviews statements in
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Speaker 3: the day after the Bondeitera attacked, and yet Douglas, in
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Speaker 3: more than five thousand words, he did not once say
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Speaker 3: the word Islamist, Islamic extremism, Muslim Islam. But he did
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Speaker 3: raise the threat of right wing extremist groups twice, Douglas twice.
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Speaker 3: It is just a topic that they don't want to tackle.
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Speaker 1: Of course, because very very weak leaders do that.
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Speaker 12: If there's something they can't deal with, they decide to
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Speaker 12: go on to some other problem. You'll notice I imagine it.
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Speaker 12: We'll get more in the days ahead about the need
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Speaker 12: to tackle antisemitism, Islamophobia and all other forms of extremism
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Speaker 12: and prejudice, and how we have to stamp out hate
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Speaker 12: and all this sort of thing.
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Speaker 1: This is pure words, pure words.
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Speaker 12: Was blood spilt on the sands of Australia is a
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Speaker 12: pure words, And you know it can be better. President
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Speaker 12: Trump today in Washington made some remarks so I was there,
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Speaker 12: in which he referred to the appalling attack this past
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Speaker 12: weekend in Australia, and President Trump said, this is why
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Speaker 12: we need to tackle the evils of antisemitism and radical Islam.
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Speaker 1: Now, why cannot why can't the.
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Speaker 12: Prime Minister of Australia say something like that? Why can't
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Speaker 12: he identify what this was? You know, I just wrote
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Speaker 12: a piece that just came out to a city journal
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Speaker 12: in which I mentioned a it's worth just lingering for
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Speaker 12: a moment if I may read it. On this comparison,
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Speaker 12: Six years ago, a lone gunman went and massacred some
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Speaker 12: Muslims in New Zealand, and it was an absolutely appalling attack,
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Speaker 12: and the whole world was united in its unbelievable horror
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Speaker 12: of what that lone gunman did. Imagine if forty eight
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Speaker 12: hours after the New Zealand mosque attack, thousands of people
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Speaker 12: on Australian streets had come out to celebrate the massacre.
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Speaker 12: Imagine if forty eight hours after the New Zealand attack
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Speaker 12: and christ Church, hundreds and hundreds of Australians called for
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Speaker 12: more Muslims to be massacred.
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Speaker 1: Imagine if every.
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Speaker 12: Single day and week for the next two years, every
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Speaker 12: single city in Australia was brought to a halt by
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Speaker 12: people calling for more massacres like that at the mosque
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Speaker 12: in christ Church. Do you think that the Prime Minister
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Speaker 12: of Australia would use this pabulum? Do any of us
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Speaker 12: think that the Australian authorities would have allowed that to
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Speaker 12: have gone on? If for two years Muslim businesses and
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Speaker 12: Muslim places of worship had been attacked on a monthly
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Speaker 12: and weekly sometimes basis in Australia, would Albanese have decided
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Speaker 12: that that was all fine as well? These are questions
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Speaker 12: that we need to ask because we all know what
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Speaker 12: the answer to that is. No, Absolutely, he wouldn't. None
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Speaker 12: of that would have been accepted. No, if people in
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Speaker 12: the Muslim community whilst that was going on, were saying
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Speaker 12: we can't worship without people fire bombing our places of worship.
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Speaker 12: I would imagine that everyone would say something about this
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Speaker 12: and say it's not just the problem for Muslims. I mean,
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Speaker 12: why is it the case that the Australian government has
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Speaker 12: allowed this for these years. It's not like the Australian
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Speaker 12: government is some free speech absolutist entity. I gave an
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Speaker 12: example in my City Journal piece of Hillel Fuld, who
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Speaker 12: lost his brother in Israel some years ago to a
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Speaker 12: ga Is the terrorist, and whose brother, in his last
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Speaker 12: moments saved many lives by managing to kill the terrorists
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Speaker 12: before he died himself. Hillel Fuld, who lost his brother
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Speaker 12: to a g had this thought to come to Australia
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Speaker 12: last summer and was barred from entry by the Australian authorities. No, no, no,
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Speaker 12: the Australian authorities didn't bar those government. No, but they
22:22
Speaker 12: did bar the brother of a victim of terrorism who
22:26
Speaker 12: was going to come to Australia and might might have
22:29
Speaker 12: said something that could have offended pro terrorism people in Australia.
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Speaker 12: So the brother of a terrorist victim was barred from Australia.
22:38
Speaker 12: This is the Australian government's speech standards. This is the
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Speaker 12: standards of the Australian government, the bureaucracy.
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Speaker 3: Just on Australia's political response. Where among the countries that
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Speaker 3: have recognized the Palestinian state, We've had anti Israeli rallies,
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Speaker 3: as you've said, in our capital cities for more than
22:59
Speaker 3: two years. We've had Zionism really demonized, and hate towards
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Speaker 3: the Jewish community has been normalized.
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Speaker 4: And many blame.
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Speaker 3: Australia's foreign policy for emboldening that hatred.
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Speaker 4: Douglas, do you see it that way too?
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Speaker 1: Well, it's not the primary reason.
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Speaker 12: I mean, Frankly, Australia, like Britain and most European countries,
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Speaker 12: has no significant role in the Middle East. Nobody listens
23:28
Speaker 12: to any of them anyway, because why would they.
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Speaker 1: But you know, it certainly doesn't help, does it.
23:35
Speaker 12: I mean again, there's an invasion of Israel by Palestinian
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Speaker 12: terrorists in October twenty twenty three, and the Australian government
23:46
Speaker 12: is one of the governments foolish enough to decide to
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Speaker 12: reward the Palestinian terrorists by giving them yet another state,
23:54
Speaker 12: or claiming that they can give them yet another state,
23:56
Speaker 12: when in fact, of course, they have no ability to
23:58
Speaker 12: do so whatsoever. Of course, the Australian government, like other
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Speaker 12: European governments and others, they pandered to these mobs. Because
24:06
Speaker 12: of these mobs, as I say, I've seen them, you've
24:07
Speaker 12: seen them, We've all seen them in Australia, I keep
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Speaker 12: on ratcheting up the pressure and they make these obscene
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Speaker 12: claims like Israelis are committing genocide in Gaza as opposed
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Speaker 12: to fighting a very brutal war which the Palestinians started.
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Speaker 12: And you know, as a result of this, yes, the
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Speaker 12: Australian government, like so many other.
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Speaker 1: Governments, has just pandered to the extremists.
24:35
Speaker 12: I would if Australia had been invaded by an army
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Speaker 12: of some four thousand terrorists a couple of years ago,
24:45
Speaker 12: you know, Rita, it wouldn't matter to what the cause
24:48
Speaker 12: of those people was.
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Speaker 1: It wouldn't matter.
24:51
Speaker 12: I wouldn't give them what they wanted after massacring Australia.
24:55
Speaker 1: Would I wouldn't give what they wanted.
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Speaker 12: I would decide that, in fact, we didn't make our
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Speaker 12: policy foreign or domestic at the barrel of a gun,
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Speaker 12: or on the orders of mass rapists.
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Speaker 1: And so on.
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Speaker 12: It's a stupid thing that the Australian government did, and
25:16
Speaker 12: it's grandiose and ignorant.
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Speaker 1: And much more. The crucial thing is that they rewarded terrorism.
25:22
Speaker 12: But the people who seem to want a Palestinian state
25:25
Speaker 12: the least of the Palestinians because they've had eighty years
25:28
Speaker 12: to have a state and instead they keep on just.
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Speaker 1: Waging war on their neighbors. But I mean, no, this
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Speaker 1: whole thing.
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Speaker 12: It's pandering its weakness by the Australian government like other
25:39
Speaker 12: governments in the West, and it's just it's so sickening.
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Speaker 1: Reto. I don't need to tell you. It's just so
25:47
Speaker 1: sickening to.
25:48
Speaker 12: See Australians on a beach being gunned down when none
25:52
Speaker 12: of this had to happen, and if you had a
25:55
Speaker 12: sensible government and sensible policies, none of this blood would
26:00
Speaker 12: have been spilled.
26:03
Speaker 3: And I think that's why there's such anger in the
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Speaker 3: Jewish community, because after every terrorist attack we've seen around
26:11
Speaker 3: the West, we're told to not look back in anger
26:15
Speaker 3: and diversity is our strength.
26:17
Speaker 4: We must just come together.
26:18
Speaker 3: But those words seem like just empty platitudes and they're
26:23
Speaker 3: not working. This time Douglas. The Jewish community is angry.
26:27
Speaker 3: They feel betrayed by our political leaders.
26:32
Speaker 12: But it's not just the Jewish community Reta, I mean
26:35
Speaker 12: it's everybody. Everybody in Australia has been betrayed, just as
26:40
Speaker 12: everyone in Britain has been betrayed, just as everybody in
26:44
Speaker 12: France has been betrayed. We've been betrayed by leaders who
26:48
Speaker 12: make very very bad decisions and then expect the rest
26:52
Speaker 12: of us to live with the consequences of them. Yes,
26:55
Speaker 12: on a number of occasions, in particularly the last two years,
26:58
Speaker 12: with the massive upsurge anti Semitism, Jews have been at
27:02
Speaker 12: the absolute forefront of suffering this. But you know, the
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Speaker 12: people who carry out attacks on Jews, they don't like
27:11
Speaker 12: Australia either.
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Speaker 1: They hate Australia as well.
27:14
Speaker 12: They happen to hate the Jews first, but they hate
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Speaker 12: Australia as well. Find an Australian patriot among the pro
27:22
Speaker 12: Isis groups in Australia, Yes, find a wonderful typical Ossie
27:29
Speaker 12: among any of the imams and hate preachers who've been
27:32
Speaker 12: calling for the destruction of Israel and the downfall of
27:35
Speaker 12: the West in recent years. You know, find me a
27:38
Speaker 12: decent patriot. Among those people, you won't find them anymore
27:41
Speaker 12: than you will among the people calling for the same things.
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Speaker 1: In Canada, America, Britain, Europe.
27:48
Speaker 12: It's it's it's such. It seems like such a cliche,
27:51
Speaker 12: but it's still the truth. Sometimes just cliches are cliches.
27:56
Speaker 1: Because they're true.
27:56
Speaker 12: But yes, very often the Jewish and he gets this
28:01
Speaker 12: kind of hatred and violence first, but they never last.
28:06
Speaker 12: It's everybody else next.
28:08
Speaker 1: And I feel so dismayed and.
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Speaker 12: Full of just horror about these events because, Frankly Reto,
28:17
Speaker 12: as you know better than anyone, so many of us
28:20
Speaker 12: have warned about this. It's not just the Jewish community,
28:23
Speaker 12: many people in the Jewish community, but many others as well,
28:26
Speaker 12: including some brave figures from the Muslim community. Is too few,
28:30
Speaker 12: but some, and they've warned, and they've said that the
28:35
Speaker 12: radicalization within parts of the Muslim communities has got.
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Speaker 1: Out of control. And you know, so many people warned.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't just Jews.
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Speaker 12: So many people warned, and so many people were ignored,
28:49
Speaker 12: and so many people's lives would have been saved if
28:52
Speaker 12: those people hadn't been ignored.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, we've all been betrayed. By our wake ladies. Douglas, Mary,
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Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time. Tonight, gilt Car
29:03
Speaker 3: Matt left He's losing it past the latest from the US,
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Speaker 3: including Donald Trump formally suing the BBC for five billion dollars.
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Speaker 13: C J.
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Speaker 3: Pearson has the details. You're watching the Reader Panny Show
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Speaker 3: and it's time for lefties losing it And you know
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Speaker 3: the view has become a national and international joke when
29:38
Speaker 3: the finest TV series produced in recent years makes the
29:43
Speaker 3: program the butt of its jokes.
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Speaker 1: What do you need?
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Speaker 14: I don't know what to do.
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Speaker 7: We'll shit do whatever.
29:50
Speaker 14: You want to read a book and watch TVV were
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Speaker 14: in daytime talk shows. You don't like the view or something?
29:57
Speaker 14: What's the view?
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Speaker 7: What you pissed off men about?
30:00
Speaker 14: How much do they hate millionaires and Trump and man
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Speaker 14: and you and me and everybody else? I gotta be
30:05
Speaker 14: up there ass about. It's pretty funny, Bill Trump funny.
30:10
Speaker 14: I ain't jokes like Park Church by you, tund funny.
30:15
Speaker 14: Either depends on your proximity to the fart.
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Speaker 4: That was the series.
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Speaker 3: Landman second season is out now, don't miss it. I
30:25
Speaker 3: love how they described the view a bunch of pissed
30:28
Speaker 3: off millionaires bitching about how much they hate millionaires and
30:31
Speaker 3: Trump and men. That's a very good description from Billy
30:35
Speaker 3: Bob Thornton, whoever wrote that line for him.
30:38
Speaker 4: Now Living up.
30:39
Speaker 3: To the worst stereotype of the program was host will
30:42
Speaker 3: Be Goldberg, who went on an angry, unhinged rant full
30:47
Speaker 3: of lies that she then had to apologize for.
30:50
Speaker 4: Let's hear a little.
30:51
Speaker 3: Bit of her tantrum, her on air tantrum, which was
30:54
Speaker 3: the course aimed at Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: Have you no shame?
31:01
Speaker 13: No shame at all? This is Can you get any lower?
31:07
Speaker 13: I don't think so. And what do you have to
31:10
Speaker 13: say about what's happened around the world? Where is our
31:13
Speaker 13: voice as Americans? Somebody's got to speak up for us.
31:18
Speaker 13: Our hearts are breaking through all of this, through Rob,
31:22
Speaker 13: through what's happened at Bondai Beach, what happened at Brown
31:26
Speaker 13: And you don't find the time to say, as Americans,
31:31
Speaker 13: we hate what's happening. You ain't my president. Man.
31:35
Speaker 4: We'll be right back.
31:36
Speaker 3: Oh they were right back or right, and Whoopee was
31:39
Speaker 3: forced to correct her lies.
31:41
Speaker 4: How humiliating.
31:43
Speaker 13: I'm gonna make a correction here. As it turns out,
31:46
Speaker 13: yesterday apparently you know who put his condolences out to
31:53
Speaker 13: the people who are looking down at us from heaven
31:56
Speaker 13: and the folks at Brown.
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Speaker 4: She say, you know who.
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Speaker 3: She can't even bring herself to say President Trump's name.
32:05
Speaker 3: She's a child reading Harry Potter and unable to save Voldemort.
32:09
Speaker 3: But even as she corrected her lies and confirmed that
32:13
Speaker 3: President Trump had shared condolences for the shootings at Brown
32:16
Speaker 3: University and the Islamist terror attack at Bondi Beach, she
32:21
Speaker 3: still had more vitriol.
32:23
Speaker 2: My bad.
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Speaker 13: You did say something, not what I would like to
32:27
Speaker 13: have heard from you, but you did do it, So
32:31
Speaker 13: there you go.
32:32
Speaker 3: Let's hear now from Nashville Councilwoman Delicia Porterfield giving a vacuous,
32:39
Speaker 3: meaningless land acknowledgment and then taking it one step further
32:44
Speaker 3: and claiming that illegal immigration is not even a thing
32:47
Speaker 3: because everyone.
32:48
Speaker 4: Is illegal on stolen land. Where did they find these people?
32:53
Speaker 15: Good evening everyone, Today is December of the fourth. I
32:56
Speaker 15: want to start by acknowledging that this meeting is being
32:59
Speaker 15: healed on the unseated stolen land of the Cherokee, shiny
33:03
Speaker 15: and Uchi people, and to remind you that no one
33:06
Speaker 15: is illegal on stolen land. Built by stolen labor.
33:11
Speaker 3: Now this next dude may be in a dress, but
33:14
Speaker 3: he knows precisely who and what he is and is
33:17
Speaker 3: not obsessed with policing other people's speech or playing the victim.
33:22
Speaker 4: This is how it should be.
33:24
Speaker 16: It is having a penis make you any loss of
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Speaker 16: a woman.
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Speaker 1: I will never lose my penis.
33:29
Speaker 16: I'm not gonna do no surgery.
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Speaker 2: Are you a woman?
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Speaker 14: No'm I'm a kind of penis man.
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Speaker 2: I'm a man.
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Speaker 1: What is a woman?
33:36
Speaker 14: A real woman is one that's got a vagina on it.
33:39
Speaker 14: But I'm a cross dresser.
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Speaker 1: I'm a man.
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Speaker 2: I'm a man.
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Speaker 6: I really am.
33:45
Speaker 2: So you're not a woman.
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Speaker 17: I am not a woman, and I don't clim to
33:48
Speaker 17: be a woman, and I don't want to be a woman,
33:51
Speaker 17: and I have.
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Speaker 4: No concern reason well said sir.
33:54
Speaker 3: Now contrast that with this next last. I say last
33:58
Speaker 3: because it is a war. But she goes by multiple pronouns,
34:03
Speaker 3: in fact all of them.
34:05
Speaker 4: It's a bit grady.
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Speaker 5: My pronouns are they them? Or at least that's what
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Speaker 5: I share with people most often. But for this particular meeting,
34:13
Speaker 5: I will come out fully as saying that my pronouns
34:15
Speaker 5: are she they him.
34:17
Speaker 3: Now listen to this lefty losing it, reportedly a nurse, bright,
34:21
Speaker 3: a poor worker just doing her job at Target. She
34:25
Speaker 3: launches the most vile verbal attack on this worker, who
34:29
Speaker 3: somehow manages to remain calm and polite.
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Speaker 18: Do you let you wear that shirt?
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Speaker 8: Shirt?
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Speaker 4: Yes?
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Speaker 18: So?
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Speaker 4: Why are you taking to my picture?
34:38
Speaker 14: Why are you wearing that shirt?
34:39
Speaker 18: You're working? It's not a Target hair shirt.
34:42
Speaker 4: I can wear red, any red shirt.
34:44
Speaker 18: It's not a plane shirt. It doesn't have to be
34:48
Speaker 18: so Charlie kirkshirt. Yes, oh yes, I know.
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Speaker 8: Stupid.
34:52
Speaker 18: No, why do you wear that You're at work at Target?
34:56
Speaker 18: That's not a Target shirt. It's not a plain red shirt.
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Speaker 2: You support a racis and it's not racist.
35:05
Speaker 18: You support Arasis. Yes he is. Yes, I'm here and
35:12
Speaker 18: arguing you're not. You should go get your manager. You
35:14
Speaker 18: should not be allowed to wear the artwork. Unacceptable, unacceptable,
35:19
Speaker 18: that's your The opinion is he's the faces and you
35:22
Speaker 18: support him and you shouldn't be. You should not be
35:26
Speaker 18: allowed to wear that. This is going to be taken
35:30
Speaker 18: above your that's insane and scene.
35:37
Speaker 9: And peace.
35:43
Speaker 3: That woman deserves a go fund me page for putting
35:45
Speaker 3: up with that and that nurse should never work again,
35:49
Speaker 3: not with people anyway. Now, let's go to the failed
35:52
Speaker 3: city of Minneapolis in the once great state of Minnesota
35:56
Speaker 3: before it became known for crime, fraud and gum.
36:00
Speaker 4: A tampon Tim Wolls.
36:02
Speaker 3: But Wolls is not the only inept clown in the stage.
36:05
Speaker 4: We're about to hear from the stupidly.
36:07
Speaker 3: Woke Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara, who seems to think
36:12
Speaker 3: imposing the law, imposing immigration law is akin to persecuting
36:17
Speaker 3: baby Jesus.
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Speaker 17: It cannot help but think of what is happening in
36:23
Speaker 17: our city today and how that echoes with how outsiders
36:28
Speaker 17: have been treated for thousands of years, how Mary and
36:33
Speaker 17: Joseph themselves were considered outsiders and forced to stay in
36:39
Speaker 17: a barn. That's what we're getting ready to commemorate as
36:43
Speaker 17: Christians around the world while all of this fear is
36:48
Speaker 17: happening right here in our town.
36:51
Speaker 3: Joining me now is the RNC Youth Advisory Council co CHAIRCJ.
36:56
Speaker 4: Pearson. CJ. What's your response to that?
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Speaker 16: You know, I'm speechless, and I'm never speechless, so it
37:04
Speaker 16: doesn't I don't even honestly believe the words that came
37:07
Speaker 16: out of his mouth. You know, those in the left
37:09
Speaker 16: love to quote the Bible when it's convenient, but they
37:12
Speaker 16: never quote the Bible when it comes to muiliating the
37:14
Speaker 16: generals of children. Never quote the Bible when it comes
37:17
Speaker 16: to there being only two genders. They never quote the
37:19
Speaker 16: Bible when it comes to actually believing in the basic
37:22
Speaker 16: premises of the text. But when it comes to allowing
37:26
Speaker 16: unfettered illegal immigration to our country, they all of a
37:29
Speaker 16: sudden become theologians.
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Speaker 2: It's quite interesting to me.
37:32
Speaker 16: But here's the deal. When it comes to this, if
37:35
Speaker 16: these police officers are more focused on actually going after
37:38
Speaker 16: real criminals and violent crime and instead not defending violent
37:42
Speaker 16: criminal realiens, maybe the state of Minnesota would be a
37:45
Speaker 16: lot safer safer and people would be moving into the
37:49
Speaker 16: state and not running for the hills.
37:53
Speaker 3: Now, say Jay, let's talk about the media and the
37:56
Speaker 3: talk in DC today is all about that vantishy piece.
38:00
Speaker 3: But before we dive into that one, President Donald Trump
38:04
Speaker 3: has officially sued the BBC for five billion dollars. He's
38:09
Speaker 3: described the British broadcasters editing of his speech as deceptive
38:14
Speaker 3: and inflammatory.
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Speaker 4: Let's have a look.
38:16
Speaker 3: At just how deceptive the BBC was We're going.
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Speaker 12: To walk down to the capital and I'll be there
38:24
Speaker 12: with you.
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Speaker 2: And we fight. We fight like hell. We're going to
38:29
Speaker 2: walk down to the capital.
38:34
Speaker 17: And we're going to cheer on our brave.
38:37
Speaker 2: Senators and congressmen and women.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Just the subtle difference there, ZJ.
38:43
Speaker 3: The President has had fantastic success suing media companies for
38:48
Speaker 3: their deliberate lives. Has had big wins against mainstream media
38:51
Speaker 3: including ABC and CBS, and also social media giants like
38:56
Speaker 3: the meta Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Now X does he
39:01
Speaker 3: do you expect him to have another big win here?
39:04
Speaker 3: Five billion dollars is an extraordinary sum to be seeking.
39:10
Speaker 16: Well, reader, based on that track record, I certainly would
39:12
Speaker 16: embed against him. You know, this is a guy who
39:14
Speaker 16: has quickly become the f around and find out president.
39:17
Speaker 16: For some reason, all these people seem so eager to
39:20
Speaker 16: find out. It seems as if BBC is something going
39:23
Speaker 16: to be nags in that list.
39:26
Speaker 3: Now, let's talk about that story dominating DC today and
39:31
Speaker 3: beyond DC. It's going to be said it's a Vanity
39:35
Speaker 3: Fair profile on White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.
39:40
Speaker 4: She has slammed Vanity Fair.
39:42
Speaker 3: Accused the reporter Chris Whipple of writing a disingenuously framed
39:46
Speaker 3: hit piece. She also said significant context was disregarded and
39:51
Speaker 3: much of what I and others said about the team
39:54
Speaker 3: and the president was left out of the story. Well, duh, lady,
39:59
Speaker 3: my question see why in God's name would Susie Wiles
40:03
Speaker 3: any person in the Trump administration trust a media outlet
40:08
Speaker 3: like Vanity Fair.
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Speaker 4: I mean, this is an own goal, you know.
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Speaker 16: I think sometimes you're a little you have a little
40:14
Speaker 16: of optimism, and probably you see people better than what
40:17
Speaker 16: they actually are. And so I think looking at this
40:20
Speaker 16: story with Vanity Fair, Vandy Fair will be Vanity Fair,
40:23
Speaker 16: but I think it's still deceitful, and it's obvious what
40:26
Speaker 16: their goal was to be here. They're trying to divide
40:28
Speaker 16: the most effective chief of staff we've seen in probably
40:31
Speaker 16: American history from president who's been incredibly effective. But fake
40:35
Speaker 16: narratives don't actually distort real results, and what we've seen
40:38
Speaker 16: in this president are exactly that, results that have been
40:41
Speaker 16: executed by a very competent chief of staff. You know,
40:44
Speaker 16: I think this was an unfortunate situation by deceitful journalists
40:48
Speaker 16: who sought more to make himself the story in the
40:50
Speaker 16: headline than actually portray the truth of what an incredible
40:53
Speaker 16: leader Susie Willis has been.
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Speaker 3: Well again, I think he can't be that naive. You
41:02
Speaker 3: know how these media atlets operate, you know, the individual
41:06
Speaker 3: journalist and their ideology. It's quite often very public. And
41:12
Speaker 3: you've put yourself in that position. I think it's got
41:15
Speaker 3: to be on you. I mean, some of the comments
41:18
Speaker 3: that have been attributed to the President's chief of staff
41:21
Speaker 3: include the claim that President Trump, who is a teetotler,
41:24
Speaker 3: he's never had alcohol. She described him as someone with
41:28
Speaker 3: an alcoholics personality, and she said the Vice President JD.
41:33
Speaker 3: Vance has been a conspiracy theorist for a decade. Now,
41:36
Speaker 3: I understand the context around that is missing CJ.
41:40
Speaker 4: But it doesn't look great.
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Speaker 17: Yeah.
41:43
Speaker 16: I think contact is definitely missing there. And I think
41:46
Speaker 16: when she referred to the President as having a little
41:48
Speaker 16: bit of an alcoholic personality, she meant that he was
41:51
Speaker 16: obsessive about putting wins on the on the table for
41:55
Speaker 16: the American people. And I think he's done exactly that.
41:57
Speaker 16: When it comes to ged Vance, we can speak theorists.
42:01
Speaker 16: I think I often say, is the conspiracy the conspiracy
42:03
Speaker 16: theorists of today? The truth tellers of tomorrow, and I
42:06
Speaker 16: think Jay evanstro being proven right about a lot of
42:08
Speaker 16: the things that were once conspiracy theories. They're now just
42:11
Speaker 16: matters of fact today. And so, you know, a lot
42:14
Speaker 16: of these quotes, I think we can't take them at
42:16
Speaker 16: face value just because of how deceitful we know left
42:18
Speaker 16: wing publications like The Vanity Fair to be. But I
42:21
Speaker 16: think that this White House has certainly probably learned its
42:24
Speaker 16: lesson not just from the quotes, but from the photographs.
42:27
Speaker 16: I think the photographs were one of the things that
42:28
Speaker 16: actually really caught my eye just.
42:30
Speaker 2: How deceitful they are.
42:32
Speaker 16: You know, you see a picture of Kalleen John Peter
42:34
Speaker 16: in a previous article that they did about her, where
42:36
Speaker 16: she looks like a supermodel Tyra Banks even maybe right,
42:39
Speaker 16: but Caroline Levitt, they absolutely edited to make it look
42:44
Speaker 16: just unlike her. And I've seen Caroline Levin in person
42:47
Speaker 16: many many times. She does not look like any of
42:49
Speaker 16: the photos that I saw come out of this article.
42:51
Speaker 16: It's absolutely deceitful in every way whatsoever.
42:55
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not shocked because when they put together a
42:58
Speaker 3: hit pace, it's comprehensive.
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Speaker 4: It's not just the framing of the story.
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Speaker 3: It's not just what they deliberately exclude, but it's the pictures.
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Speaker 4: It's the images, it's the captions, it's the whole lot.
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Speaker 4: That's why you do not trust these people.
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Speaker 1: C J.
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Speaker 4: Pearson, thank you for your time.
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Speaker 1: Tonight, Thanks for having me. Good us here you still
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Speaker 1: to come.
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Speaker 3: My Hollywood director Rob ryaner is tragic murder, allegedly at
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Speaker 3: the hands of his own son. Michael Lofters has the details.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is writer and comedian Michael Lofters.
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Speaker 4: Michael.
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Speaker 3: Earlier this week, film director Rob Rayner and his wife
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Speaker 3: Michelle were found dead in their Los Angeles home. Los
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Speaker 3: Angeles prosecutors have charged the couple's son, Nick Reiner, with
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Speaker 3: two counts of murder. What more can you tell us
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Speaker 3: about this tragic case?
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Speaker 2: I don't I don't really know.
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Speaker 19: And it's and it's hard to even take any kind
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Speaker 19: of stance on it right now because every time you
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Speaker 19: turn around, there's some.
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Speaker 2: New crazy development.
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Speaker 19: It's like, oh, it's bad enough that there's this this horrible,
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Speaker 19: horrible thing happened, and then you find out, oh, wait,
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Speaker 19: there was a party at Conan O'Brien's house and there
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Speaker 19: was an argument there, Oh, and this guy was mad
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Speaker 19: at Bill Hayter, and you're like, who could possibly be
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Speaker 19: mad at Bill Hayter? And then now you find out
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Speaker 19: that people are angry at Trump because of the tweet.
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Speaker 19: And then now you're finding out that like Rob Reiner
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Speaker 19: was in cahoots with Clapper and Komy, and the whole
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Speaker 19: Russia gets you just I just need to step back
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Speaker 19: from this whole thing for a good long time. It's
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Speaker 19: like one of those Russian nesting dolls. Every time you
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Speaker 19: open it, there's like a new, huge development.
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Speaker 3: You're right, Michael, this case is mol to lay it
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Speaker 3: and we're finding out more and more, and at its heart,
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Speaker 3: it's a tragedy to have a loving couple killed allegedly
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Speaker 3: at the hands of their son. Cinematographer Barry Markowitz was
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Speaker 3: a close friend of the Rhiners, and he said just
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Speaker 3: a few weeks ago they were enjoying loving dinners and
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Speaker 3: TV time with their children. He said, he was business
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Speaker 3: as usual in the house. They eat dinner together, old
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Speaker 3: school and a lot of love, always a lot of love.
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Speaker 3: This crime has sent shock waves through Hollywood. Michael Rayner's
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Speaker 3: politics has been in the spotlight, but his list of achievements,
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Speaker 3: the list of movies he was involved with, it's impressive
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Speaker 3: his back catalog. He leaves a powerful legacy.
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Speaker 19: Yeah, there was a stretch there where Rob Reiner was
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Speaker 19: like the Babe Ruth of Hollywood. I mean it was,
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Speaker 19: you know, spinal tap misery, stand by me when Harry
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Speaker 19: mets Like every movie was just.
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Speaker 2: A ginormous blockbuster.
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Speaker 19: And thankfully will always have those because the guy was
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Speaker 19: incredibly gifted. And James Woods, Rob Reiner gave James Woods
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Speaker 19: career a huge breath of life. So the wonderful thing
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Speaker 19: about Reiner is, like the people who worked with him,
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Speaker 19: you could separate the art from the artist and the
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Speaker 19: politics from the director.
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Speaker 2: And I think that's what a lot of people need
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Speaker 2: to do. Now.
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Speaker 19: You can disagree with people but still appreciate the wonderful,
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Speaker 19: wonderful films that he's made.
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Speaker 2: You can't.
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Speaker 19: You can't argue with his list of success It's it's
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Speaker 19: just amazing.
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Speaker 4: Let's bring some happy news.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump Junior has asked Palm Beach socialite be Tina
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Speaker 3: Anderson to be his bride over the weekend at Camp David.
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Speaker 3: Page six reports the couple jetted to the presidential retreat
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Speaker 3: to celebrate and since thirty ninth birthday, and that's where
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Speaker 3: Trump Junior dropped one knee and propose here is the
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Speaker 3: happy couple earlier today with President Trump. It's really been
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Speaker 3: the most unforgettable weekend of my life.
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Speaker 12: And as Mary the love of my life, and I'm
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Speaker 12: just like the luckiest girl on the world.
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Speaker 11: So thank you.
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Speaker 5: I think you're to thank you.
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
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Speaker 4: Michael. Are we going to have a white House wedding?
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Speaker 19: I think we'll and we should have it in that
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Speaker 19: that brand new ballroom. That thing's already paid for itself.
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Speaker 19: Now I just have my fingers crossed that some liberal
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Speaker 19: judge doesn't find this wedding to be unconstitutional and cancels
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Speaker 19: the whole thing.
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Speaker 3: I would not be shocked and Biden appointed judge will
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Speaker 3: declare that this wedding could not possibly go ahead. Now,
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Speaker 3: before you go, Charlie Kirk's widow, Erica Kirk, and Candace
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Speaker 3: Owens have come together explain to my audience the significance
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Speaker 3: of this meeting.
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Speaker 4: And it went for some four and a half hours.
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Speaker 19: Michael, Yeah, the mystery and the plot deepens here with
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Speaker 19: this one. Candace Owens has a lot of conspiracies well,
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Speaker 19: I should say theories about what she thinks.
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Speaker 2: Is really going on.
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Speaker 19: And then Erica kirk as if she hasn't been through enough,
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Speaker 19: I think really took the high rode to do this
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Speaker 19: private meeting, and.
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Speaker 2: Good for these two girls.
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Speaker 19: Get together, hash it out, and let's figure out what
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Speaker 19: the next step is. How do we grow the movement
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Speaker 19: that Charlie started, and how do we stop this infighting
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Speaker 19: and move forward because the last time I checked, the
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Speaker 19: world still has plenty of problems.
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Speaker 3: To solve, absolutely, and the last thing we need is
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Speaker 3: conservatives turning on conservatives over well, really any issue. Michael Loftus,
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Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time tonight, and that's
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Speaker 3: all the time I have. Newsnight is up next