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Speaker 1: Is the gold Reform.
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Speaker 2: Tonight to top American general blast the Albanezi government for
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Speaker 2: moving to recognize a Palestinian state. Also tonight, our race
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Speaker 2: discrimination Commissioner court telling untruths, an Australian government travel warning
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Speaker 2: against going to Britain. What's gone wrong there? Plus one
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Speaker 2: of Donald Trump's top officials claims to have a file
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Speaker 2: of evidence of alien life really and the wildlife strikes
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Speaker 2: back at a big game hunter. Plenty more coming up,
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Speaker 2: including Barnaby Joyce. The first Tomorrow is massive, It's a
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Speaker 2: day of history. Tomorrow is when Donald Trump makes good
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Speaker 2: his threat to punish Russia for not ending it's war
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Speaker 2: on Ukraine. Well, that's what he said, and it seems
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Speaker 2: he finally means it. He's finally seen through. Russian President
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Speaker 2: Vladimir Putin sees him for the murderer that he is.
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Speaker 2: I think it's disgusting what they're doing. I think it's disgusting.
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Speaker 2: Now Putin seems to realize Trump has changed as well,
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Speaker 2: that he does mean business and has tried one more
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Speaker 2: time to fop off the US President. He had try
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Speaker 2: special envoy in Moscow yesterday and agreed to have the
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Speaker 2: two presidents meet next week and then get Ukraine's leader
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Speaker 2: Vladimir Zelensky to talk of them too. Zelenski isn't expecting much,
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Speaker 2: it says, Yes, it seems that Russia is now more
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Speaker 2: inclined to cease fire. The pressure on them is working.
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Speaker 2: But he warned that the main thing is that they
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Speaker 2: do not deceive us in detail, neither US nor the
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Speaker 2: United States. That's this warning to Trump not to be
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Speaker 2: fooled yet again. But I don't think he will be,
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Speaker 2: not this time. Now, it's true that Trump has agreed
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Speaker 2: to the talks, like I said, they'll probably be next week.
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Speaker 2: He says, it's all very promising, but I don't think
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Speaker 2: installing tactics in the meantime will work out, Not this time.
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Speaker 2: Trump still seems set in the meantime to hurt Russia
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Speaker 2: with more sanctuous tomorrow and also punished countries who've been
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Speaker 2: feeding Russia's war machine by buying its oil, countries like
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Speaker 2: China and countries like India. In fact, Trump already yesterday
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Speaker 2: hit India for doing just that, whacking with another twenty
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Speaker 2: five percent tariff on its exports to the US just
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Speaker 2: for this reason, punished it for buying Russian oil, and
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Speaker 2: selling the refined petrol to countries that, to our shame
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Speaker 2: include Australia. Yes, it's true, we've been buying petrol with
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Speaker 2: money that then helps Russia to buy weapons secure Ukrainians.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: Trump also last week publicly announced it ordered two submarines
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Speaker 2: with nuclear weapons to sail within striking distance of Russia
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Speaker 2: or the sure he already had some there anyway, and
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Speaker 2: Trump would be right tomorrow to not give Putin another
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Speaker 2: inch or another day until there's really peace agreed to.
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Speaker 2: This probably also heard the reports that I have from
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Speaker 2: the Institute for the Study of War, for instance, or
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Speaker 2: in some newspapers reports from Russia that Putin thinks he
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Speaker 2: is actually winning this war anyway, having taken nearly two
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Speaker 2: thousand square kilom is more of Ukrainian territory of the
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Speaker 2: past woe months. Is not much, and it's come an
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Speaker 2: horrendous number of soldiers, but he thinks this promising, and
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Speaker 2: now holds a fifth of the Ukraine, including the parts
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Speaker 2: in black that he took in twenty fourteen. Now, Putin
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Speaker 2: has also kept up his murderous attacks on Ukrainian civilians
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Speaker 2: as well, trying to break their will. Yesterday he even
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Speaker 2: bombed the Ukrainian holiday camp. Can you believe it? Killing
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Speaker 2: two adults injuring twelve people, including four children. In the
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Speaker 2: past weeks is Russia has launched a record number of
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Speaker 2: drones and rockets of Ukrainian civilian targets, including an apartment blocks,
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Speaker 2: the hospital, a village. In one striking apartment block, he
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Speaker 2: killed more than thirty people. He really is a war criminal.
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Speaker 2: What's more, Putin reportedly is still demanding Ukraine giving four
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Speaker 2: provinces in its east, including territories Russia still hasn't managed
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Speaker 2: to conquer in more than three years of warfare, and
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Speaker 2: there's no way that Ukraine can agree to that. So
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Speaker 2: I don't think there will be peace tomorrow, and I
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Speaker 2: think there's just a small chance of it next week,
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Speaker 2: very small. And that's because for one reason, just one,
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Speaker 2: Putin may well figure that giving into Ukraine is a
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Speaker 2: political death for him. And what's more, his main allied, China,
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Speaker 2: does not want him to stop. As foreig Minutes the
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Speaker 2: last month reportedly told European officials China does not want
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Speaker 2: to see Russia lose, and that would be because China
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Speaker 2: is counting on this war to break the will of
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Speaker 2: the US and Europe to defend their own or in
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Speaker 2: the meantime, to drain them of weapons and ammunition. You
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Speaker 2: see how short of ammunition Europe is, and that would
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Speaker 2: just leave China even stronger, relatively stronger when or if
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Speaker 2: it invades Taiwan, which is the war it's been practicing for,
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Speaker 2: especially this year, practicing off the Chinese coast opposite Taiwan
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Speaker 2: with all sorts of landing vessels, et cetera. China's also meanwhile,
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Speaker 2: choked off its exports of critical minerals, critical minerals that
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Speaker 2: American inster its warplanes and weapons, missile magnets, infrared sensors,
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Speaker 2: exports of rare earths like germanium, gallium antimony used for bullets, missiles,
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Speaker 2: and night vision. Unbelievably, China controls about ninety percent of
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Speaker 2: these rare earths that militaries need. And you wonder how
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Speaker 2: the West could have been so stupid to become so
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Speaker 2: dependent on Chinese supplies. Meanwhile, China this week signaled its
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Speaker 2: unbreakable support of Russia by announcing it would hold joint
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Speaker 2: patrols with Russia's navy in the Asia Pacific, which includes
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Speaker 2: our region. Don't you think, Anthony Albineasi should be a
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Speaker 2: lot more alarmed about that, a lot busier with that
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Speaker 2: than we're trying to recognize Palestine. To the applause of
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Speaker 2: the Hamas terrorists who run Gaza. Back to Trump, what
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Speaker 2: a change. Trump started his term as president by blaming
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Speaker 2: Ukraine for getting invaded, blaming Ukraine for keeping the war going,
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Speaker 2: yelling at Ukraine's president before throwing him out of the
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Speaker 2: White House for allegedly being ungrateful and a troublemaker. Thank
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Speaker 2: God has seen the light in our realizers. It was
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Speaker 2: his friend Vladimir Putin who was his enemy all along.
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Speaker 2: Putin in an alliance with China, Iran and North Korea
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Speaker 2: to replace America and the West. And tomorrow we'll see
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Speaker 2: what it's going to do about it. If he does
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Speaker 2: actually pull this off get peace, then yes, I say
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Speaker 2: give Trump that Nobel Peace Prize that is long said
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Speaker 2: he deserves. I talked earlier today to General Jack Keane.
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Speaker 2: Now General Keane was Vice Chief of Staff the United
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Speaker 2: States Army and a four star general, and is now
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Speaker 2: chairman of the Institute for the Study of War. He
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Speaker 2: has also been advising Donald Trump and key US officials
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Speaker 2: during this crisis General Jack Kean, what a pleasure to
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Speaker 2: see you again. Tomorrow is d Day. That's the day
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Speaker 2: that Donald Trump said Russia had to agree to peace
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Speaker 2: with Ukraine or face sanctions, also sanctions on countries that
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Speaker 2: it was trading with. Putin has now agreed to piece
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Speaker 2: with Trump next week. But your Institute for the Study
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Speaker 2: of Wars is in its latest publication on this subject.
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Speaker 2: Putin thinks he's actually winning this war and is still
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Speaker 2: demanded to be given more of Ukraine. So what is
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Speaker 2: now going to happen. Will Trump give him even more
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Speaker 2: time to smash Ukraine or will he really act tomorrow?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I would hope that he begins with the sanctions
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Speaker 3: tomorrow and continues to even give more sanctions over the weekend.
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Speaker 3: Despite the fact they're having a meeting next week. President
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Speaker 3: Trump is going in to that meeting with a lot
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Speaker 3: of leverage, and certainly the fact that he made the
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Speaker 3: decision to increase military assistance to Ukraine. He's taken the
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Speaker 3: American taxpayer off the table in terms of paying for it.
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Speaker 3: We could have done that in the Biden administration and
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Speaker 3: reduce some of their impact. But also the promise of
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Speaker 3: taris and sanctions of if Putin doesn't come to the
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Speaker 3: table and go to a cease fire.
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Speaker 1: But the other.
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Speaker 3: Leverage he has is what has taken place with Iran.
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Speaker 3: He issued an ultimatum to the Iranians, gave them sixty
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Speaker 3: days to make a deal over nuclear weapons.
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Speaker 1: They didn't do it. On the sixty first.
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Speaker 3: Day, he gave the Israelis the green light to go
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Speaker 3: ahead and attack into Iran. And on the eleven and
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Speaker 3: twelfth day, the United States conducted a decisive military operation
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Speaker 3: and ended at war. And that's not lost on Putin
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Speaker 3: that Trump that he's dealing with is a man of
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Speaker 3: his word. Here, I think Putin also miscalculated.
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Speaker 1: I think he thought.
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Speaker 3: That by frustrating Trump he was able to achieve that
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Speaker 3: andrew with several months of negotiations and no progress, he
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Speaker 3: was hoping that President Trump would walk away. But I've
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Speaker 3: always said about President Trump since I got to know him,
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Speaker 3: is that one he's not an isolationists, and two he
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Speaker 3: will nott hesitate to use military force to stop something bad.
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Speaker 3: And we've seen that in Syria when he went out
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Speaker 3: of the science chemical weapons that he was using. We've
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Speaker 3: seen him and killing cost of Solomoni, who was obviously
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Speaker 3: a bad thug and killer in the region.
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Speaker 1: We saw what he did with isis quite handily.
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Speaker 2: I have to say it was touch and go. It
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Speaker 2: did seeing touch and go with the trumpet walk away.
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Speaker 2: But let's not underestimate some of the influence that you've
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Speaker 2: had on some of the players here in trying to
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Speaker 2: get to the position we're in hopefully today. And you know,
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Speaker 2: I'm really grateful that you've been a force therefore what
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Speaker 2: I think is good. China's Foreign minister last month, General
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Speaker 2: Keane said that China does not actually want Russia to
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Speaker 2: lose there. Well, we know that this is an alliance
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Speaker 2: that they've got and in fact, now China and Russia
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Speaker 2: say they are going to hold joint naval patrols in
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Speaker 2: the Asia Pacific area our area. What does this mean
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Speaker 2: and should Australia be worried?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well there's no doubt.
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Speaker 3: You know, I had a conversation with President Trump four
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Speaker 3: days before the inauguration, lasted a couple of hours down
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Speaker 3: in Florida, and the real topic of my conversation was
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Speaker 3: what has changed since you previously were in the White
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Speaker 3: House as president and seminal to that, and central to
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Speaker 3: it was this discussion. You just brought up the relationship
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Speaker 3: of China and Russia and also added to that Aron
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Speaker 3: and North Korea. He was not dealing with that, that
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Speaker 3: kind of collaboration, cooperation and as comprehensive as it is.
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Speaker 3: And therese four countries coming together wanting their own national
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Speaker 3: interests to be sure, and their own sphere of influence
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Speaker 3: also to be sure, but working together to minimize the
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Speaker 3: United States and the Western democracies grip on the world
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Speaker 3: in terms of the international order. And they have been
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Speaker 3: about that quite handedly. There's no accident that there's a
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Speaker 3: war in Europe, that Russia invaded Ukraine, no accident that
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Speaker 3: Iran stepped up very aggressively to dominate the control the
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Speaker 3: Middle East, and no accident. And it's not isolated that
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Speaker 3: China has become more aggressive in the Indo Pacific region.
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Speaker 3: These exercises that they're conducting naval exercises right now. They
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Speaker 3: actually began nows in twenty twelve, and they do it
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Speaker 3: quite annually, and they've been increasing the comprehensiveness of it.
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Speaker 1: The good news is.
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Speaker 3: Our relationship with our allies and partners in the Indo
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Speaker 3: Pacific region, to include Australia, has been strengthened. It started
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Speaker 3: under the Biden administration, and the Trump administration comes is
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Speaker 3: coming in and building on those.
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Speaker 1: Those strengths that have been established.
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Speaker 3: We want to send them a message to China that
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Speaker 3: we are establishing increased military capacity and military effectiveness in
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Speaker 3: the region, and certainly the objective there is to prevent
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Speaker 3: a war and establish a real deterrence.
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Speaker 2: I hope you're not overestimating the Albanesi government's commitment to
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Speaker 2: backing America in any confrontation with China. There are big
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Speaker 2: question marks now quite about that, But to the war
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Speaker 2: between Israel and the Hamas terrorist group that runs Gaza, France, Britain, Australia.
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Speaker 2: Also they want the war to stop. The attacked Israel
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Speaker 2: and they say they want to recognize a Palestinian state.
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Speaker 2: Some put conditions on it. France not less so they
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Speaker 2: want that. Even though a senior Hamas leader on Saturday
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Speaker 2: said this means Hamas was right to start this war
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Speaker 2: in October seventh, two years ago by slaughtering twelve hundred
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Speaker 2: Israelis and holding Jewish hostages. Even now here is that
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Speaker 2: leader Bakdor.
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Speaker 4: But had the adorable Kalilit, you would you let's try
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Speaker 4: in and out of Telett and Josett's coually do well,
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Speaker 4: I think will look, let's go Philo Sinelian governs about October.
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Speaker 2: How if you pilotine? So Hamas is cheering this these
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Speaker 2: steps to recognizing this Palestinian state, but our government says,
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Speaker 2: oh no, it's actually going to be a step towards peace.
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Speaker 2: Is that actually true?
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Speaker 3: I mean it, this is one of the most outrageous
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Speaker 3: things I've seen, frankly. I mean, Hamas conducted an unprovoked
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Speaker 3: attack on Israel, killing twelve hundred people, taking two hundred
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Speaker 3: and fifty hostages, and they wanted to send this unequivocal
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Speaker 3: message of barbarousm and how they've held the Gozen people hostage,
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Speaker 3: not just the two hundred and fifty Israelis and hostages
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Speaker 3: to other countries, but how they kept the Gozen people
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Speaker 3: prisoners and to be used as canon forests, so to speak.
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Speaker 1: They wanted the casualties. They don't deny that.
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Speaker 3: And the fact that we have democratic countries that are
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Speaker 3: watching is barbarism that Hamas is displaying not just against
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Speaker 3: the Israelis but against their own people, and condemn the
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Speaker 3: Israelis and therefore are starting with Hamas and recognizing Palestinian
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Speaker 3: state that obviously doesn't exist. I can speak directly here
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Speaker 3: that the Arab states in the region, while a pathway
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Speaker 3: to having a two state solution for the Palestinians was
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Speaker 3: always part of normalizing with Israel, particularly the Kingdom of
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Speaker 3: Saudi Arabia and other Arab states, they've pretty much taken
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Speaker 3: that off the table. Andrew, they know full well that
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Speaker 3: after October seventh and Holbass Diabolical acted, they committed against
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Speaker 3: Israel the idea that Palestine is going to have two
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Speaker 3: state solution with Israel. They recognize that that is not realistic.
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Speaker 3: So the new predicate for them is in the war
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Speaker 3: in Gaza and began to recover it and then normalization
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Speaker 3: could likely take place, and that is a much more
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Speaker 3: realistic path to take. And certainly they have taken great
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Speaker 3: pleasure in what the Israelis did to the Iranians and
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Speaker 3: brought them to their knees here and the fact that
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Speaker 3: not a single proxy, not in Iran, not in Syria,
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Speaker 3: not in Lebanon, with the Hezbla, not the Huthis, none
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Speaker 3: of those proxies came to Iran's defense let's.
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Speaker 2: Not forget all those amazing gains and security cheered on
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Speaker 2: by a lot of the Arab world. Was done with
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Speaker 2: our government to constantly telling Israel de escalate, de escalate,
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Speaker 2: de escalate. They were opposing what we've actually seen happen.
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Speaker 2: General Jack Keene, thank you so much, indeed for your time, yo.
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Speaker 1: Wonderful talking to Andrew and great welcome back. Thank you.
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Speaker 2: After the break, Barnaby Joyce. Plus, the Prime Minister gets
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Speaker 2: deeper into the Gaza mess, gets a little bit more
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Speaker 2: flat for it. Hasn't he got problems at home to
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Speaker 2: get on with. You heard General Jack Keane before the
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Speaker 2: break blasting the Albanezi government for being so stupid as
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Speaker 2: to encourage her mass to reward a mass by saying, oh,
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Speaker 2: we're going to recognize as a Palestinian state. In fact,
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Speaker 2: Israel's Foreign minister was also furious overnight with countries planning
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Speaker 2: it's not just us but France, Britain and Canada, and
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Speaker 2: he made the point that this has encouraged her mass
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Speaker 2: to now break off peace talks. It has encouraged a
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Speaker 2: mass to hold on to the hostages, it is now
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Speaker 2: deliberately starving.
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Speaker 5: There are countries that acted also in this building to
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Speaker 5: pressure Israel instead of Hamas during sensitive days in the negotiations.
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Speaker 5: By attacking Israel, campaigning against Israel and their announcement on
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Speaker 5: a recognition of the virtual Palestinian state, they gave Hamas
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Speaker 5: free gifts and an incentive to continue this war. They
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Speaker 5: directly assassinated the hostage deal and ceasefire. Let me be clear,
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Speaker 5: these countries prolonged the war.
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Speaker 2: And just to make his stupidity, his moral vanity project
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Speaker 2: look even worse, the Prime minister was asked today if
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Speaker 2: it yet bothered to discuss his hair brained idea with
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Speaker 2: sy Donald Trump. After all this discussion with Britain's Prime
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Speaker 2: minister Francis President, the Canadian Prime minister has even rung
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Speaker 2: the Jew hating holocaust, excusing President of the palastin the
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Speaker 2: authority mamou Debas this was Albany Easy Silly replied to
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Speaker 2: that question, claiming that not discussing this with Trump or
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Speaker 2: indeed with Israel's Prime minister, these are This is just
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Speaker 2: a matter of national sovereignty, although apparently discussing with everyone
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Speaker 2: else is not.
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Speaker 1: Will you talk Trump up condition about Palestinian recognition.
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Speaker 6: Where a sovereign government and Australia makes decisions on behalf
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Speaker 6: of the Australian government. I have long said that I
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Speaker 6: want to see Israelis and Palestinians to be able to
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Speaker 6: live side by side in peace and security. And there
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Speaker 6: are proposals obviously at the moment around and discussions taking
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Speaker 6: place between world leaders. I think the entire international community
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Speaker 6: is distressed by what we're seeing.
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Speaker 2: Joining me is our Thursday regular guest get National MP
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Speaker 2: Barnaby Joyce the form of Deputy Prome Minter said, Barnaby,
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Speaker 2: be great to see you again, as biz ah mate.
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Speaker 2: I'm just beside myself with this and that for so
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Speaker 2: many people not to see through this ridiculous, dangerous stunt.
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Speaker 2: But does it strike you as bizarre to see how
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Speaker 2: Prome min Is to spend so much time with so
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Speaker 2: many foreign leaders are making a useless gesture about Palistine
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Speaker 2: cheered on literally, Barnaby by how mus terrorist leaders when
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Speaker 2: there's so much right here at home you should be
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Speaker 2: fixing instead.
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Speaker 7: Well, the first thing is they talk about negotiating with
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Speaker 7: her mass likely negotiating with New Zealand. A muster is
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Speaker 7: a terrorists organization. I must start at the war and
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Speaker 7: when people start a war unless you surrender on fine terms,
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Speaker 7: the war goes on till it's completion. Now israelative democracy.
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Speaker 7: And I know that people got is issues with what's
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Speaker 7: happening with the settlers. I get that, And I know
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Speaker 7: that nobody wants innocent people killed in Gaza. I get that.
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Speaker 7: But it really is on her mass to release the
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Speaker 7: hostages and to basically surrender. You can't negotiate with a mass.
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Speaker 7: In the meantime that's happening. We've got metals industry, basically
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Speaker 7: all the heavy industry is just closing down.
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Speaker 2: We've got no manufacturing moving here.
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Speaker 7: Cost of living crisis, you know, we've got massive issues
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Speaker 7: housing homeless people. And do you really think her mass
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Speaker 7: is about Anthony Albanezi? Do you really think that anything
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Speaker 7: he is doing is helping. It's not. It's creating massive distractions,
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Speaker 7: helping nothing at home, and hurting the actual bona fide negotiations.
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Speaker 2: It's it. It's just staggering. It is so staggering. This
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Speaker 2: is an example of turning an issue into a moral parade,
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Speaker 2: you know, sort of a vanity parade. Look at me, me, me.
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Speaker 2: It is not doing nothing for the fats on the ground.
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Speaker 2: Over there, Barnaby, it was interesting you mentioned one of
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Speaker 2: those problems about the hollowing out of our industry which
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Speaker 2: has been going now for a while and it's just terrible.
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Speaker 2: The government today actually had a meeting with the owners
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Speaker 2: of Australia's biggest smelters, you know, glen Core, Bluescope, Nice,
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Speaker 2: star Rio, Tinto, to talk about how to save them
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Speaker 2: all from closing because all of them are in strife.
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Speaker 2: All of them they all use huge amounts of energy
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Speaker 2: and Glen Call for instances, said they are being killed
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Speaker 2: in part by massive power price increases, which as you know,
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Speaker 2: is partly caused by zero policy. Now, two of these
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Speaker 2: smelter operators ready had government bailouts like the wayreless feel
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Speaker 2: works before them, but they talked today about more hand
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Speaker 2: for this sector from the government's fifteen billion dollar National
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Speaker 2: Reconstruction Fund Corporation. Don't you think it's nuts, Barnaby, for
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Speaker 2: the government to have clean energy schemes to close down
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Speaker 2: big emitters, but then bail them out, bail out the
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Speaker 2: big ones when they start going oh shock bust.
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Speaker 7: Well look at it. It is at zero. Our energy
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Speaker 7: prices is self created. We should have the cheapest energy
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Speaker 7: in the world. We've got the coal, we've got the uranium,
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Speaker 7: we've got the gas, but we've got idiots run the show,
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Speaker 7: and we've got lunatic policies such as net zero. You
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Speaker 7: have spend billions and billions of dollars on your wind
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Speaker 7: turbines and your solar panels, and now you've got every
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Speaker 7: major heavy industry in your whether it's aluminium, whether it's steel,
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Speaker 7: whether it's copper refining. Basically, then we're finished. We're out
23:51
Speaker 7: of here, and you're making Australia week week where we
23:55
Speaker 7: should becoming strong because we have problem. We have problems.
24:01
Speaker 7: We have the Communist Republic of China breathing down our neck.
24:05
Speaker 7: And even today on the Coalition side, on the fifth
24:08
Speaker 7: of August, the Lower House in the New South Wales
24:11
Speaker 7: Parliament voted to make these intermittence, these so called renewal
24:17
Speaker 7: you've Missley called renewables, get greater access to our land
24:21
Speaker 7: and greater capacity to drive things through. It is a
24:25
Speaker 7: perverse world when we cannot mount an argument at a
24:31
Speaker 7: state or federal level that shows that net zero has
24:34
Speaker 7: both hands around our neck.
24:36
Speaker 2: And is choking us.
24:38
Speaker 7: And you can you know these people will turn up tomorrow.
24:41
Speaker 7: These menials say give us your money, give us your money.
24:45
Speaker 7: If you want us to say no money, we go
24:47
Speaker 7: away for good. We're out of Australia and we're just
24:51
Speaker 7: sitting back here letting it happen.
24:56
Speaker 1: You know.
24:57
Speaker 2: The bizarre thing here is Farnaby. They're putting pressure with
25:01
Speaker 2: their policies on all electricity users or every company that
25:06
Speaker 2: uses electricity. They're just saving a few of them. You know,
25:10
Speaker 2: they tend to be heavily unionized. They're getting the big
25:13
Speaker 2: mega handouts. The government can't give handouts to everybody. I
25:17
Speaker 2: wonder how many companies they're letting slide, you know, into
25:21
Speaker 2: insolvency with their stupid policies, and why they pick on
25:27
Speaker 2: only these ones to save?
25:29
Speaker 7: And what about what about the small businesses and what
25:31
Speaker 7: about the pie shops and the hairdressers that you can't
25:36
Speaker 7: afford their electricity we've created. There's nuts, absolutely nuts, what
25:40
Speaker 7: we are doing to this nation. And it goes on
25:44
Speaker 7: and even and now you're hearing that Chris Bowen's solution
25:48
Speaker 7: is to have more secret agreements, more capacity investment schemes,
25:53
Speaker 7: because they says they're very popular. Well, course is popular
25:56
Speaker 7: when you're creating a bug product. They guarantee them a
25:59
Speaker 7: return even if it doesn't produce electricity. I mean, this
26:02
Speaker 7: is crazy and it's just like walk down the step,
26:06
Speaker 7: missleb and easy, mister Bowen. Walk into any shop and
26:09
Speaker 7: say are you happy with your powerbill? Walk up to
26:11
Speaker 7: any pension and say are you happy with your power bill?
26:14
Speaker 7: And then ask yourself, what have you done to Australia?
26:18
Speaker 7: Why are you urging us? Ask any other questions industries,
26:23
Speaker 7: God help you, trying to defend yourself.
26:26
Speaker 2: And the other question is how much exactly is this
26:30
Speaker 2: changing the climate? Because the answer is nothing, nothing, nothing, Barnabye.
26:35
Speaker 2: It is complet again, moral vanity, just pretending, just pretending,
26:41
Speaker 2: Bannaby Joyce. We'll be talking about this because a lot
26:44
Speaker 2: of other companies are going to hit the wall because
26:45
Speaker 2: of these policies before this government is thrown out, So
26:49
Speaker 2: we'll be coming back to this topic. Thank you so
26:51
Speaker 2: much for your time, Bannaby Joyce. After the breakout, race
26:55
Speaker 2: commissioner caught out telling untruths and shock one of the
26:59
Speaker 2: refugees make him from Gaza. It turns out to be
27:02
Speaker 2: a rabbit ju hater. Is this the most surprising news
27:04
Speaker 2: you've heard this year. What hope do the Jews have
27:11
Speaker 2: here when we have people that we pay to tackle racism,
27:16
Speaker 2: but just pour petrol on the fire. In my opinion, now,
27:20
Speaker 2: Garrett hern ziv Ramna is our Racist Discrimination Commissioner, and
27:26
Speaker 2: as Paul Murray showed on his show last night, he's
27:29
Speaker 2: got racism on the brain. This is from just half
27:32
Speaker 2: of his speech yesterday.
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Speaker 8: Racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism.
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Speaker 2: But in this commission of speech there came this bizarre
27:57
Speaker 2: and bist description of what is going on in Gaza
28:01
Speaker 2: is truly bizarre, where apparently it's all Israel's fault and
28:06
Speaker 2: it's killing only civilians and lots of them.
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Speaker 9: When the devastation caused by Israel in Gaza, the death
28:14
Speaker 9: of sixty thousand civilians, mass starvation, the destruction of homes,
28:19
Speaker 9: is ignored, it dehumanizes Palestinians and by extension, the Palestinian,
28:25
Speaker 9: Arab and Muslim Australians who identify with them.
28:29
Speaker 2: Now, if you believe this bloke, you would really be
28:33
Speaker 2: hating Israel, wouldn't you? You really would. But in fact,
28:38
Speaker 2: that death soole is site sixty thousand that comes from
28:41
Speaker 2: the mass terrorist group, which exaggerates deaths that make Israel
28:45
Speaker 2: look terrible, And there is no way at all that
28:49
Speaker 2: those deaths are all civilians like he claimed sixty thousand
28:53
Speaker 2: civilian deaths he said? Is he really saying that not
28:56
Speaker 2: one of the people killed in Gaza is a terrorist,
28:59
Speaker 2: not even the leader his body.
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Speaker 10: We saw not one of them as a terrorist. That
29:05
Speaker 10: every single one of the terrorist leaders that Israel has
29:08
Speaker 10: identified and killed, well they're in fact they were all civilians,
29:12
Speaker 10: every one of them.
29:13
Speaker 2: The Israeli army must be pretty pretty bad shots. If
29:17
Speaker 2: the sixty thousand people that's killed didn't include a single terrorist,
29:22
Speaker 2: I mean, what a lie. I've seen suggestions that at
29:26
Speaker 2: least the third and probably many more of those people
29:30
Speaker 2: killed are in fact terrorists. Okay, And why exactly is
29:37
Speaker 2: Israel and Israel alone singled out by this guy for
29:42
Speaker 2: blame for the devastation in Gaza? I mean, it was
29:45
Speaker 2: her massive started this war. It was her massive fights
29:48
Speaker 2: from hospitals and schools in Gaza using human shields hiding
29:53
Speaker 2: behind them. Why didn't our Race Commissioner in that sense
29:56
Speaker 2: at least blame her must for even just a tiny
29:58
Speaker 2: bit of that destruction instead of saying it's all Israel.
30:03
Speaker 2: Joining me of scone is presented at Jameson person at
30:05
Speaker 2: the late debate here in Skye at ten pm and
30:08
Speaker 2: Evelyn Ray, writer and commentator, James, we pay this man.
30:13
Speaker 2: Can you blame those of us, especially Jews, for thinking
30:16
Speaker 2: we'd like our money back?
30:18
Speaker 11: Andrew, we pay this man three hundred and fifty four
30:21
Speaker 11: thousand dollars a year. If I want TAMAS talking points,
30:24
Speaker 11: I can go down to the Sydney CBD or the
30:26
Speaker 11: Melbourne CBD any weekend and get them for free. Why
30:30
Speaker 11: I don't know why the Race Discrimination Commissioner is using
30:33
Speaker 11: a conflict thousands of kilometers away to stir up racial
30:37
Speaker 11: division here. That would seem to go against his job description,
30:42
Speaker 11: but this is not unusual for the Race Discrimination Commissioner.
30:46
Speaker 11: He gave a speech last year about how to be
30:48
Speaker 11: an anti racist. He began the speech by declaring he
30:51
Speaker 11: was standing on indigenous land that had never been seeded,
30:54
Speaker 11: and then he proceeded to talk about how Australia is
30:57
Speaker 11: rife with structural racism, which he said exists to entrench
31:01
Speaker 11: power and privilege amongst white people. So the Race Discrimination
31:06
Speaker 11: Commissioner to me, seems to stir up a lot more
31:09
Speaker 11: racial division than harmony. But if we're going to talk
31:12
Speaker 11: about the Human Rights Commission, just this week, the Sex
31:16
Speaker 11: Discrimination Commissioner was arguing in court that men identifying as
31:20
Speaker 11: women should have protections and rights afforded to pregnant women
31:23
Speaker 11: or women expecting to be pregnant, and the Human Rights
31:26
Speaker 11: Commissioner itself in March released a report saying that during
31:29
Speaker 11: the COVID pandemic, our rights were overlooked. They released that
31:34
Speaker 11: report about five years after the event, so it was
31:37
Speaker 11: no help to anybody. It's not just the Race Discrimination
31:40
Speaker 11: Commissioner who's being paid far too much. Everyone on the
31:43
Speaker 11: Human Rights Commission, I think is being paid far too
31:46
Speaker 11: much to benefit Australia very very little.
31:50
Speaker 2: I mean, I tell you what, abolishing the Human Rights
31:52
Speaker 2: Commission it would as really be worse off. I think
31:55
Speaker 2: we'd get more value by getting that money back in
31:58
Speaker 2: our pockets I mean it, honestly, as Evelyn Ray, when
32:04
Speaker 2: you see this bloke raging against structural racism Australia, he
32:09
Speaker 2: must regret having come to this country. Why would you
32:13
Speaker 2: be here?
32:15
Speaker 12: I know James's you know, talking about all the things
32:18
Speaker 12: that I was exactly thinking. Like you said, he gave
32:21
Speaker 12: a speech where he was basically saying that all of
32:24
Speaker 12: our institutions here were built for white people, white supremacy,
32:28
Speaker 12: white privilege. Meanwhile, obviously he and his family have come
32:33
Speaker 12: here from you know, emigrated here from another nation. Is
32:37
Speaker 12: this the gratitude that he shows by you know, he
32:40
Speaker 12: gets paid close to four hundred thousand dollars to stand
32:43
Speaker 12: there and lecture us. It's honestly as bad and the
32:46
Speaker 12: irony the same as the obese, morbidly obese.
32:50
Speaker 13: Health ministers that we see plastered around the world. It's
32:54
Speaker 13: pure projection.
32:55
Speaker 12: But thankfully racism doesn't really mean much these days because
32:59
Speaker 12: if everybody's a racist, nobody's a racist, so we can
33:02
Speaker 12: just completely ignore what he says and the sting's gone.
33:07
Speaker 2: I think racism and now is just a code word
33:10
Speaker 2: for shut up. I mean, that's all exactly, you know,
33:13
Speaker 2: you know, like what someone says racist and means just
33:15
Speaker 2: shut up or I don't like you, but I can't
33:18
Speaker 2: exactly explain why or where's mine. That's basically what it's
33:22
Speaker 2: come down to. I hate racism, but these people trivialize
33:25
Speaker 2: it and make it, you know, redefined it into nothing.
33:30
Speaker 2: I like James a fair bit of what Donald Trump
33:33
Speaker 2: is doing, especially now there's sob defending Vladimir Putin. But
33:36
Speaker 2: he sure has appointed some odd balls for some positions,
33:39
Speaker 2: and they include I got to say, it's Director of
33:42
Speaker 2: National Intelligence Tulsa Gabbard, who's just suggested she is sitting
33:45
Speaker 2: on files of evidence. This must be the X files
33:49
Speaker 2: of aliens flying or walking among us, but she's keeping
33:54
Speaker 2: its secret.
33:57
Speaker 14: Is there anything in the files that you think you
33:59
Speaker 14: could find?
34:00
Speaker 7: Or you have found.
34:03
Speaker 14: Nothing that I'm prepared to talk about today?
34:06
Speaker 7: So watch this space.
34:09
Speaker 14: See what watch this space. We are continued. I'm just
34:13
Speaker 14: going to say this, Yeah, we're continuing to look for
34:18
Speaker 14: the truth and share that truth.
34:21
Speaker 15: With the American people.
34:22
Speaker 14: The truth is out there, Yes it is. So do
34:26
Speaker 14: you believe that there could be I honestly like my
34:31
Speaker 14: personal belief I have my own views and opinions. In
34:35
Speaker 14: this role, I gotta be careful with.
34:38
Speaker 2: What I share, James Macpherson. I mean that woman's is
34:43
Speaker 2: in charge of monitoring national security in America.
34:47
Speaker 11: It seems to me, It seems to me, Andrew, that
34:49
Speaker 11: many of Trump's administrative appointees just can't keep their mouths closed.
34:54
Speaker 11: They're so excited they drop little bread crumbs for people,
34:58
Speaker 11: and of course those bread crumbs turn into snowballing conspiracy theories,
35:02
Speaker 11: and then they failed to deliver.
35:03
Speaker 15: This is what they did with Epstein.
35:04
Speaker 11: Remember they promised the world with Epstein, then delivered nothing.
35:09
Speaker 11: And then what happens, Andrew, is it comes back on
35:11
Speaker 11: them because the conspiracy theorists get hold of this, says, ah,
35:14
Speaker 11: we're about to get something great. Then they don't, and
35:16
Speaker 11: then they say, oh, now it's a conspiracy theory that's
35:20
Speaker 11: keeping the information from being released, and so they create
35:22
Speaker 11: a rod for their own back. They should shut up
35:25
Speaker 11: and just release information when they have it, if they
35:28
Speaker 11: have it, and otherwise just say nothing.
35:31
Speaker 2: Shut the hell up. I want to move on quickly.
35:34
Speaker 2: I know you're probably burst into given the pinna here, Evelyn,
35:37
Speaker 2: but there's a couple of things I want to get
35:38
Speaker 2: through before we run out of time, because I got
35:41
Speaker 2: to ask you about this one. I'm sure you were
35:44
Speaker 2: as amazed as I was when the Albanize government gave
35:47
Speaker 2: tourist and visas to know a few with the three
35:49
Speaker 2: thousand people from Gaza. Terrorists run Gaza without proper initial
35:55
Speaker 2: security checks, without face to face checks for the first lot.
35:58
Speaker 2: I mean, Francis takes too for just five hundred, but
36:02
Speaker 2: it's now suspended its intake after one woman it took in,
36:06
Speaker 2: a student, was found to be posting Jew hating material online,
36:10
Speaker 2: calling for the death of Jews and posting even an
36:12
Speaker 2: image of Adolf Hitler. She's also been kicked out of France.
36:15
Speaker 2: Is this the most surprising news all week?
36:20
Speaker 12: Surprisingly, it's the most unsurprising news I've heard all week.
36:25
Speaker 12: I mean, look in Australia, like I just can't express
36:29
Speaker 12: it enough, Like we don't need immigrants from anywhere right now.
36:35
Speaker 12: You know, in Australia we can't even handle our own citizens.
36:39
Speaker 12: We are living in very poor conditions under the Albanese government.
36:43
Speaker 13: More so than like we have in my lifetime.
36:47
Speaker 12: And yet here we hear Albanzi only recently breaking yet
36:52
Speaker 12: another election from a shoka there.
36:55
Speaker 13: That he's going to increase immigration into our nation. And
36:59
Speaker 13: you know why they don't.
37:00
Speaker 12: Hold any kind of referendum about immigration because they know
37:05
Speaker 12: exactly the answer.
37:06
Speaker 13: They get exactly what we're saying here.
37:08
Speaker 12: No, we don't want any especially when there's foreign conflicts
37:12
Speaker 12: going on.
37:12
Speaker 13: There's absolutely no way we can vet this. There's absolutely
37:15
Speaker 13: no way.
37:16
Speaker 12: We can ensure the safety of our own vulnerables, women, children.
37:20
Speaker 13: Citizens of our own nation.
37:22
Speaker 12: It is utterly absurd that this is even a talking point,
37:25
Speaker 12: that Albanezi is even considering increasing this in twenty twenty six.
37:29
Speaker 12: It's shameful, it's disgusting, and it's about time we have
37:33
Speaker 12: Australian politicians that put Australians first.
37:36
Speaker 13: This is just not worth the risk right now for US.
37:39
Speaker 2: Makes you wonder, James, whether if France thinks it should
37:42
Speaker 2: suspend its intake, shouldn't we suspend ours. Well, I guess
37:47
Speaker 2: it's all too late. The three thousand visas have been issued.
37:51
Speaker 11: That the whole thing was very badly handled. I mean
37:53
Speaker 11: they said originally it would be about eight hundred and
37:55
Speaker 11: sixty visas, it ended up being three thousand. They said
37:58
Speaker 11: there would be full security, it ended up being a
38:01
Speaker 11: phone call, and many of them weren't security vetted until
38:04
Speaker 11: after they'd arrived here on tourist visas because the government
38:08
Speaker 11: said that was the most expedient way to get them here.
38:11
Speaker 11: And we know that Gaza is the most radicalized region
38:14
Speaker 11: on the face of the earth. That does not mean
38:16
Speaker 11: that all Ghazans are responsible for what happened, but it
38:19
Speaker 11: does mean it's very difficult to tell the good guys
38:22
Speaker 11: from the bad guys, and our governments certainly didn't go
38:25
Speaker 11: to great efforts to do so. France are very smart
38:28
Speaker 11: in suspending their decisions. It's too late for us and
38:31
Speaker 11: the Albenezi government have made that decision and now we're
38:33
Speaker 11: going to have to live with it.
38:36
Speaker 2: We are, and I think we'll see some of the
38:38
Speaker 2: results of that over the next I don't know, a
38:41
Speaker 2: couple of generations. Evan Ray jameson firston, Thank you very
38:45
Speaker 2: much to you both. Before we go to the break,
38:48
Speaker 2: I've got some good news for any wildlife watching this show.
38:51
Speaker 2: I mean it's tigers, and who knows, you guys have
38:54
Speaker 2: had a win. This is Asha Watkins is a rich
38:58
Speaker 2: American real estate agent who gets or got his kicks
39:03
Speaker 2: shooting wild animals at a long distance, which didn't seem
39:06
Speaker 2: very fair, except now a buffalo got him before Watkins
39:10
Speaker 2: could murder him as well, Gord the gun guy to death.
39:15
Speaker 2: I need some advice from viewers. Am I a bad
39:19
Speaker 2: man for actually thinking when I first read that in
39:22
Speaker 2: a weak moment?
39:24
Speaker 1: Good?
39:26
Speaker 2: Well? After the break the Australian Government was Australians going
39:31
Speaker 2: to Britain to be very careful. I wonder why plus
39:36
Speaker 2: tape of the new racism against whites a man jailed
39:39
Speaker 2: for fifteen months. I'm gonna ask what's happening to the
39:45
Speaker 2: West Because I looked up the Australian Government's travel advice
39:49
Speaker 2: today for Britain on its Smart Traveler website. It was incredible.
39:53
Speaker 2: It warns Australians going to Britain to exercise a high
39:58
Speaker 2: degree of caution due to the threat of TERRORROSM. But
40:01
Speaker 2: what's more, it says petticrime is common, including pickpocketing, mobile
40:05
Speaker 2: phone and bag snatching, passport theft, Asworth's theft from cars
40:09
Speaker 2: across the UK and in fact, I mean I double
40:12
Speaker 2: checked you right now. London streets are indeed now getting
40:15
Speaker 2: warning signs mind the grab on some footpaths warning pedestrians
40:19
Speaker 2: against dangling their phones in their hands as they walk
40:22
Speaker 2: down the street because of a rash of people on
40:25
Speaker 2: scooters and bikes who then snatched them. And then there's
40:28
Speaker 2: of course the incredible knife crime in London, and so
40:30
Speaker 2: much more. Joining from London, hopefully in a kevlar vest
40:35
Speaker 2: and with a helmet on. Is Patrick Christie's star presenter
40:38
Speaker 2: of the gb News, which has just overtaken the BBC
40:42
Speaker 2: as the country's most popular news channel. Patrick, this is
40:45
Speaker 2: astonishing your country has changed or we've got really you know, timid,
40:50
Speaker 2: I don't know. You tell me if it has changed. Why?
40:55
Speaker 16: Yeah, firstly, great to see you again, Andrew, But so
40:58
Speaker 16: what I mean, look, hey, what lax? You know Mexico
41:00
Speaker 16: is actually also warning against traveling. I mean, how long
41:03
Speaker 16: is it before Columbia warns about our drug problem or
41:05
Speaker 16: so Dan warns about the risk of conflicts, or Iran
41:09
Speaker 16: warns about the threats to women and girls.
41:10
Speaker 15: I mean, good grief, But look a lot change. I mean,
41:14
Speaker 15: clearly lawlessness is a big thing here. Now.
41:16
Speaker 16: We have reduced the numbers of police, but massively increased
41:19
Speaker 16: the number of our population. We've also increased people in
41:23
Speaker 16: our population from parts of the world where various different
41:25
Speaker 16: crimes are commonplace. One in eight prisoners in Britain are
41:30
Speaker 16: foreign born foreign sax offenders. Well, that's risen by ten
41:34
Speaker 16: percent in the last year. Now, shoplifting, this is just
41:37
Speaker 16: a kind of not necessarily foreign or British shoplifting generally
41:41
Speaker 16: is up fifty four percent. If you go to a
41:43
Speaker 16: shop around the corner from where I am, now we
41:46
Speaker 16: have security tags on cheese. So cheese that costs about
41:50
Speaker 16: five pounds. In order to buy it, you got to
41:52
Speaker 16: get it off the shelf, give it to a bloke
41:54
Speaker 16: or a woman at the counter. She takes a security
41:56
Speaker 16: tag off it, and then you can have your cheese.
41:58
Speaker 16: I mean, it's nuts, isn't it. Prime is obviously up
42:00
Speaker 16: as well, drug crime, et cetera.
42:03
Speaker 15: You know, essentially.
42:04
Speaker 16: One of the big things I think that has happened
42:06
Speaker 16: is that is that we also reduced stop and search.
42:09
Speaker 15: So stop and search in.
42:10
Speaker 16: The street was seemed to be was deemed to be
42:13
Speaker 16: a bit racist because it disproportionately targeted people who were
42:17
Speaker 16: non white. Well, okay, I mean the results that we've
42:20
Speaker 16: seen of that are that more and more people are
42:22
Speaker 16: carrying knives, machetes and guns, and maybe we should go
42:26
Speaker 16: back to basics when it comes to policing, stop telling
42:28
Speaker 16: us to police ourselves. You know, people having to walk
42:31
Speaker 16: around with phones on a lanyard so that it doesn't
42:33
Speaker 16: get nixed by someone in a mo It's ridiculous.
42:37
Speaker 2: There's something else going on, not just in Britain but
42:41
Speaker 2: particularly there too. I look, I admit I've just been
42:44
Speaker 2: on a cruise, yes I have. It's a reward to
42:47
Speaker 2: my wife for putting up with me working, work and working.
42:50
Speaker 2: And someone who was caught cheating at the cruises daily
42:54
Speaker 2: quiz a Latino attack the quiz mass's racist for doing this.
42:59
Speaker 2: These of racism weapon is the new racism again? And
43:04
Speaker 2: sainty white. Now I read now that a British Pakistani
43:07
Speaker 2: businessman with two wives who was on a first class
43:10
Speaker 2: flight with Virgin was caught drunk scooping ice out of
43:14
Speaker 2: the bar's ice bucket with his hands. And he called
43:17
Speaker 2: the flood attend and a white Welsh so and so,
43:21
Speaker 2: and he said knew which hotels should be staying, they
43:23
Speaker 2: haven't blown up, and she'd get pack raped and burned
43:25
Speaker 2: and he kept yelling at her. It's now been jailed
43:27
Speaker 2: for fifteen months. This really seems the story of our times.
43:31
Speaker 15: Patrick, But he wouldn't want to be his third wife,
43:34
Speaker 15: would you? I think? After that?
43:35
Speaker 16: But yes, I mean, I mean anti white racism is
43:40
Speaker 16: a big thing.
43:41
Speaker 15: It doesn't get spoken about it enough.
43:42
Speaker 16: I mean, the whole grooming gangs issue, just to be
43:43
Speaker 16: serious on this, the whole grooming gang issue, as far
43:45
Speaker 16: as then was racism. I mean the disproportionately, almost exclusively
43:50
Speaker 16: targeting working class white girls because I think they felt
43:52
Speaker 16: as though they were lesser than some of the girls
43:55
Speaker 16: from within the Pakistani Muslim community. I mean, you look
43:58
Speaker 16: at the worst performing people in schools now and they
44:01
Speaker 16: are working class white boys. Why is that everyone else
44:05
Speaker 16: seems to be able to have a leg up. We're
44:07
Speaker 16: struggling to recruit from military. The military, the RAF specifically
44:11
Speaker 16: turned down applicants because they were white and male. They
44:14
Speaker 16: lost a court case over that, you know, relentlessly told
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Speaker 16: that we're evil and privileged and second class citizens. GCHQ,
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Speaker 16: our security services at five and all of that have
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Speaker 16: got recruitment drives where white people can't apply. And HMRC
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Speaker 16: are that does our taxes over here, our revenue and customs.
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Speaker 16: They've just run a seminar during working hours on if
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Speaker 16: you feel guilty about being British. You should feel guilty
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Speaker 16: about working for the tax man, not guilty about being British.
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Speaker 2: Oh what remedy do they offer if you feel guilty
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Speaker 2: about being British?
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 16: I'm not allowed in there, possibly because they don't work there,
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Speaker 16: but we can't rule out that it's because I'm white
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Speaker 16: as well.
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Speaker 2: And meanwhile, your homelessness minister in Britain has been personally
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Speaker 2: adding to the travel tell Us about the hypocrite.
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Speaker 16: Ah, this is brilliant, right, I mean, not for the
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Speaker 16: people she's evicted, obviously, but our homelessness minister is a
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Speaker 16: lady called Russian arat Ali. She's an MP, a Labor
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Speaker 16: MP obviously.
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Speaker 15: And yeah, she.
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Speaker 16: Had a property, a townhouse in East London, very nice,
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Speaker 16: and she had four tenants in that townhouse. She evicted
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Speaker 16: all four of them and then relisted the townhouse for
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Speaker 16: seven hundred pounds a month more online, which is actually
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Speaker 16: something that this Labor government is trying to make illegal
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Speaker 16: and will make illegal presumably in the coming in the
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Speaker 16: coming weeks and months. But Labour also decriminalized rough sleeping,
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Speaker 16: so you are allowed to just live in a tent,
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Speaker 16: presumably outside my flat now, which is just as well actually,
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Speaker 16: because that might be what her tenants have to do.
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Speaker 16: I mean, the hypocrisy is absolutely astonishing, isn't it. You know,
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Speaker 16: one rule for us for them and it just shows you, really,
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Speaker 16: doesn't it The kind of psychology some of these socialists.
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Speaker 2: I think now, Patrick, I think you might have been
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Speaker 2: caught up in an error here. You might be being unfair.
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Speaker 2: She might have taken the phrase you are the homelessness
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Speaker 2: minister to mean she is for homelessness. You just need
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Speaker 2: to tell her now you're against it. I mean maybe
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Speaker 2: that's the problem. Patrick. Always great to catch up with
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Speaker 2: you mate, Lovely to see you again. Talk to you
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Speaker 2: again next week. All right, Now, one last thing, another
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Speaker 2: insight today is that the kind of people who do
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Speaker 2: protest against Israel, who in effect and in reality you
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Speaker 2: have actually encouraged the mas terrorists, as one must leader
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Speaker 2: said on said just last Saturday, about three hundred people,
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Speaker 2: many students, blockaded the street in Melbourne, CBD. Now notice
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Speaker 2: again how many of these protesters, like the ones on
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Speaker 2: the Sydney Harbor Bridge, like causing grief to other Australians,
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Speaker 2: maximum grief, maximum disruption by blocking traffic for instance, why
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Speaker 2: would you want to do that? Why would you know?
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Speaker 2: It's clear you don't get converts to your cause by
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Speaker 2: doing that, by making other people very angry and inconvenience,
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Speaker 2: But they do it. And it's not the only sign
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Speaker 2: that the anti Israel cause attracts a lot of malecontents,
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Speaker 2: a lot of people who hate the West, who hate
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Speaker 2: their own and hate Australia. And I don't just mean that, oh,
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Speaker 2: you know, rhetorically, one man decided to confront these protesters
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Speaker 2: with an Australian flag. Now, for some reason, our flag
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Speaker 2: enraged some in the crowd who got in his face
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Speaker 2: struggled with him. I mean, is there any reason why
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Speaker 2: these protesters have such an apparent hatred for this country
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Speaker 2: the sight of its flags? That's some offline this well
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Speaker 2: to me, there is a link here. I mean, you
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Speaker 2: think Israel rich capitalists, successful, western and island of the
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Speaker 2: West than the Muslim Middle East represents. It does represent
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Speaker 2: the West like few others that we're part of, too,
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Speaker 2: makes it hateful to people who are challenged by success,
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Speaker 2: frightened by freedom, who loathe the West, or just hate
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Speaker 2: not having more power themselves over the rest of us.
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Speaker 2: You know, the young, the stupid people who failed in
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Speaker 2: some way, malcontents and bullies. That's what we're seeing, and
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Speaker 2: that's why I'm so suspicious of this whole anti Israel cause.
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Speaker 2: Apart from the anti Semitism. That's it from me, coming
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Speaker 2: up now, sharr markson from me, good night,