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The Rita Panahi Show | 11 November · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scolds Oscodia. This is the Reader Panehy Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Reader Panehy Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight, elip at White. So many Victorians are refusing
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Speaker 2: to pay their hefty land tax bills. Victorian Liberals staffers
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Speaker 2: in America to campaign for Well, they were campaigning for
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris. We'll speak to Dan Wild about that shortly.
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Speaker 2: Also on the program tonight, the always hilarious Alex Stein, Daniel,
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Speaker 2: Ryan Spaulding and Kinsey Schofield and Left He's Losing It
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Speaker 2: features stars such as Barbara Streisan.
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Speaker 3: How do you feel about the specter of a second
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Speaker 3: Trump administration?
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Speaker 4: I will move.
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Speaker 5: I can't live in this country if that's if he
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Speaker 5: became president.
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Speaker 2: But first let's take a look at the latest news
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Speaker 2: poll Darta. Peter Dutton is closing in on Anthony Alberizi
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Speaker 2: as Australia's preferred prime minister, with a margin between the two.
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Speaker 2: Now that Titus it's been at just four percent, Anthony
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Speaker 2: Albernizi is sitting at forty five percent, Dutton on forty one,
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Speaker 2: considerably higher than where he was just a few months ago.
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Speaker 2: In May, the opposition leader was sitting on thirty three percent.
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Speaker 2: Today's newspapt also handed the Prime Minister his worst net
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Speaker 2: approval ratings since he was elected in twenty twenty two.
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Speaker 2: His net approval rating is now minus fifteen. The Coalition's
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Speaker 2: primary vote lifted two points to forty percent. Labor also
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Speaker 2: lifted two points to thirty three percent. Let's go over
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Speaker 2: this start a little bit more with My next guest
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Speaker 2: is the Deputy Executive Director of the IPA, Dan Wild. Dan.
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Speaker 2: The all important two party preferred numbers have Peter Dutton's
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Speaker 2: coalitions sitting on fifty one percent to Labor on forty nine.
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Speaker 2: What do you see as being behind this conservative resurgence.
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Speaker 6: Well, reader, it's because of the realignment that's taking place.
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Speaker 6: The Coalition is picking up a lot of working class
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Speaker 6: and lower income voters across Australia. If you look at
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Speaker 6: where Labor has increased their primary vote, it's Greens voters
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Speaker 6: that have gone from the Greens to Labor. So this
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Speaker 6: is the continued change that we see, which is Labor
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Speaker 6: is the party of the inner city elite and of
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Speaker 6: those who support those kind of policies, and the Coalition
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Speaker 6: is becoming the party of the working class.
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Speaker 7: And the battler across Australia. Of course.
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Speaker 6: You know, we saw this at the US election very clearly,
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Speaker 6: with Trump picking up many voters across the spectrum, but
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Speaker 6: especially blue collar workers. And I think that the Australians
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Speaker 6: are rewarding Peter Dutton and the Coalition for providing some leadership,
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Speaker 6: particularly when it comes to cultural matters. We saw that
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Speaker 6: with the Voice to Parliament and his support of Australia Day.
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Speaker 6: Also on economic issues in relation to the energy system.
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Speaker 6: So I think a lot more needs to be done
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Speaker 6: in that space. But you know, Australians are desperate for
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Speaker 6: leadership and for a political leader that will represent mainstream
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Speaker 6: Australian values because Australian has had a gut full of
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Speaker 6: this inner city elitism.
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Speaker 7: And I think we're starting to see some really big changes.
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Speaker 2: And in some states you could argue we do have
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Speaker 2: a one party system where the electorate has little choice.
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Speaker 2: What do you see as the impact of Donald Trump's
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Speaker 2: emphatic victory. Will the Conservatives in Australia take heart in
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Speaker 2: any of that or are we too far removed from
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Speaker 2: what's happening happening in America.
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Speaker 7: I think we can take a lot of heart in it.
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Speaker 6: You know, our country is very different to America's in
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Speaker 6: a lot of ways, and obviously they've got a voluntary
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Speaker 6: voting system and the direct election of a president. So
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Speaker 6: there's a limit to the extent to which the technicalities
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Speaker 6: can be applied. But when you look at the broad element,
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Speaker 6: it's a revolt against the elites. You know, this is
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Speaker 6: what we're seeing not just in the US, but in
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Speaker 6: continental Europe, in the United Kingdom with Brexit.
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Speaker 7: Here with the Voice Parliament.
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Speaker 6: We saw that also to an extent in the twenty
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Speaker 6: nineteen federal election. So you know, I think that those
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Speaker 6: of us on the center right, whether you're a Conservative
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Speaker 6: or a mainstream Australian that's sick and tired of what's
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Speaker 6: happening in Canberra and our capital cities, can look to
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Speaker 6: the US and other parts of the western world and say, look,
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Speaker 6: there is hope for the future, and we've just got
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Speaker 6: to keep going in making our arguments as to why
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Speaker 6: we need to make this realignment a reality.
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Speaker 2: I think there's enormous parallels between what happened with the
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Speaker 2: Voice referendum and what we've just seen in the US.
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Speaker 2: Might be the subject of a future column Dan. But
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Speaker 2: if you're wondering why the Victorian Liberals are an unelectable rabble,
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Speaker 2: then well you probably don't live in Victoria. There aren't
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Speaker 2: many reasons why they're unelectable. They're weak, they're unprincipled, full
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Speaker 2: of mediocre pretenders. I know that. But even I was
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Speaker 2: shocked Dan to learn that they've got staffers in America
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Speaker 2: who were there to campaign not for Donald Trump and JD. Vance,
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Speaker 2: but they were there for Kamala Harris. We're talking about
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Speaker 2: staffers from Shadow Minister David Southwick and also fellow shadow
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Speaker 2: Minister James Newbery's offers in the US. Can you believe this?
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Speaker 7: Yeah? I can.
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Speaker 6: Unfortunately, Reader, you know, I mean, these are you know,
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Speaker 6: they just don't get it, do they. You know, if
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Speaker 6: you're not going to the fact the wrong horse, at
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Speaker 6: a minimum, they should be staying out of it. It's
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Speaker 6: a state level issue we're talking about here. Why state
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Speaker 6: level staff is going over campaigning for anybody, but it
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Speaker 6: shows they're just completely disconnected from the mainstream of our society.
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Speaker 7: They should be more focused on what's.
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Speaker 6: Actually happening in Victoria and how to get the Liberal
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Speaker 6: Party a set of policies that's going to appeal to
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Speaker 6: mainstream Victorians, but you know, I think it goes to
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Speaker 6: a shocking lack of judgment and raises bigger questions about well,
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Speaker 6: you know, why are they spending their time and their
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Speaker 6: money on this. They've misread the mood, and so these
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Speaker 6: are the kind of people that want to say, well,
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Speaker 6: the Liberal Party has to move to the left in
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Speaker 6: order to attract young people and to win young voters. Well,
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Speaker 6: Donald Trump showed the exact opposite. You know, he's one
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Speaker 6: exactly the largest section of young people by a Republican
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Speaker 6: in a long time because he's authentic, he's not pretending,
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Speaker 6: and that is what appeals particularly to young men, and
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Speaker 6: that's very much the direction that the coalition needs to
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Speaker 6: be going.
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Speaker 2: It's incredible, and the trend would be even stronger here, Dan,
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Speaker 2: because we have compulsory voting, and men tend to vote
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Speaker 2: less than women in America because they don't have compulsory voting.
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Speaker 2: So if you can get the men to actually see
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Speaker 2: that you stand for something, that you've got principles and
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Speaker 2: your agenda is strong, and you're unapologetic about it, I
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Speaker 2: think that makes the world of difference. And there is
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Speaker 2: so much to learn for the Viclibs about this victory.
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Speaker 2: If they weren't too busy campaigning for Kamala Harris, they
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Speaker 2: would have notice that the Trump campaign was all about
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Speaker 2: the rejection of identity politics, rejection of these far left,
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Speaker 2: fringe dwelling ideologies that politicians have sought to normalize. Victoria's
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Speaker 2: got some of the most radical trans laws anywhere in
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Speaker 2: the world. It's not something that people the mainstream back down,
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Speaker 2: and yet they've got no option really when they go
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Speaker 2: to the polling booth.
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Speaker 6: Well, it's a great point, reader and you know, I
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Speaker 6: would encourage lit Bulls or anybody else to look at that,
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Speaker 6: because you know, straight out of the gate, Donald Trumps
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Speaker 6: has said, look, we're going to do something about this
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Speaker 6: gender ideology, particularly as it pertains to young people and
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Speaker 6: those under the age of eighteen. And this is a
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Speaker 6: huge concern not only for young people but for mums
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Speaker 6: and dads across Victoria and across Australia. So I think
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Speaker 6: it's spot on. And in terms of identity politics, you're right.
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Speaker 6: I mean, this was an emphatic rejection of wokism of
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Speaker 6: identity politics. I mean, basically, Kamala Harris was saying vote
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Speaker 6: for me because I'm a woman of color, and you know,
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Speaker 6: voters look at that and say, okay, but you know,
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Speaker 6: what are you actually going to do for me in
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Speaker 6: my community and my family and my nation.
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Speaker 7: And she came up short.
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Speaker 6: So I think you're spot on in your assessment of
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Speaker 6: what we should take away from that election.
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Speaker 2: There is so much opportunity in this state in particular,
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Speaker 2: But I would argue across the country for liberals who've
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Speaker 2: got some backbone and some principles and actually have a
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Speaker 2: clear worldview, and they can take a position to the
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Speaker 2: electorate where people know what they stand for and what
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Speaker 2: they are voting for. Here it's a mess. Now let's
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Speaker 2: talk about the ABC. The boss there, Kim Williams, has
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Speaker 2: called for more taxpayer funding. Apparently the billion dollars plus
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Speaker 2: they already get every year isn't enough, and this call
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Speaker 2: for more money came after their chief financial officer admitted
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Speaker 2: during Senate estimates that the ABC had spent over eight
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Speaker 2: hundred thousand dollars down on a rebrand. I didn't even
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Speaker 2: notice it. It's obviously not a particularly spectacular rebrand. Some
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Speaker 2: would argue it's entirely unnecessary. They seem to exist in
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Speaker 2: a parallel universe to the rest of the media that
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Speaker 2: has to have had to tighten its belt find more
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Speaker 2: efficient ways of doing things. They are just going along
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Speaker 2: like it's the early eighties.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, that's right.
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Speaker 6: If you put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig.
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Speaker 6: You know, it doesn't change what it is. So you know,
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Speaker 6: the problem with the ABC is and it's branding or
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Speaker 6: it's marketing. It's the product that they're selling and Australians
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Speaker 6: don't want it. You can look at the ratings. You know,
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Speaker 6: they're tumbling down in their key markets in Melbourne and
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Speaker 6: Sydney because they've become very narrow reflecting only the views
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Speaker 6: of the inner city. I think ABC in the regions
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Speaker 6: does a reasonable job most of the time. You know,
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Speaker 6: they do, in least in my experience, try to reflect
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Speaker 6: the views of those that listen to their program. But
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Speaker 6: in terms of being a broad based broadcaster that's actually
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Speaker 6: going to talk to mainstream Australians about the things that
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Speaker 6: they're concerned about, the ABC and longer go gave up
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Speaker 6: the ghost on that. All you have to do is
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Speaker 6: look at the debate about the Voice to Parliament or
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Speaker 6: Trump or climate change. You just get one message the
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Speaker 6: whole time. There's no balance there anymore. Their ratings are
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Speaker 6: going down, So I don't think any amount of rebranding
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Speaker 6: or marketing is going to fix these very fundamental problems
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Speaker 6: with our national broadcaster.
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Speaker 2: Now, new data shows that thousands of Victorians are not
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Speaker 2: paying their land tax bills. We've got a third of
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Speaker 2: people receiving these hefty bills not paying them for more
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Speaker 2: than twelve months. This is incredible. It's a big blow
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Speaker 2: to the state budget. Dan, but I can understand why
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Speaker 2: so many are failing to pay these bills. I would
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Speaker 2: argue that many can't afford them. That have increased so significantly.
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Speaker 2: For some landowners that would have to sell the property to.
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Speaker 6: Pay the bill, well that's right, they can't afford it.
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Speaker 6: And that's what is going to happen. I mean, you
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Speaker 6: know this policy is going to hit you know, regular people,
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Speaker 6: Mum and dad investors. It's not going to hit your
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Speaker 6: big institutional institutional investors who can afford this, or the
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Speaker 6: superfunds who can afford this. It's regular Australians who invest
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Speaker 6: to try and get ahead and provide for their family
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Speaker 6: and retirement.
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Speaker 7: They get hit by these taxes.
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Speaker 6: So you know, it's just another example of how you know,
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Speaker 6: sadly Victoria is becoming an economic backwater and a real
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Speaker 6: drain on our national economy. I mean, it's our second
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Speaker 6: biggest state, and if Victoria goes down, it's going to
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Speaker 6: bring the rest of the country down with it. So,
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Speaker 6: you know, the only way out of this mess is
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Speaker 6: to grow the economy by actually reducing taxes and getting
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Speaker 6: out of the way. Yet this government is desperate to
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Speaker 6: keep its credit rating, so it's just going to keep
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Speaker 6: raising taxes to try and fix the budget. But that's
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Speaker 6: only going to last so long. So you know, investors, businesses,
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Speaker 6: and people are being driven out of Victoria by very
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Speaker 6: bad government policies.
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Speaker 2: Now let's turn to the US, where Donald Trump made
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Speaker 2: some massive gains. You talked to before about the demographics
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Speaker 2: he did particularly well in. According to CNN exit polling,
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Speaker 2: support for Trump among first time voters is up twenty
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Speaker 2: four percent compared to twenty twenty. The Latino vote is
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Speaker 2: up significantly, up fourteen percent. Trump's also getting more Americans
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Speaker 2: age eighteen to twenty nine, veterans men dan His support
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Speaker 2: base is broad and the mandate is emphatic.
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Speaker 6: That's right, This is a huge victory, I think more
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Speaker 6: significant than twenty sixteen in many ways for the reasons
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Speaker 6: that you've just outlined. If Trump is able to keep going,
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Speaker 6: and if he's able to run an effective government that
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Speaker 6: can deliver on the policies that he committed, this could
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Speaker 6: very well set up a multi election opportunity for the Republicans.
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Speaker 7: They've got jd. Vance as Vice president, who's.
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Speaker 6: A remarkable political figure and I think has the capacity
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Speaker 6: to continue the MAGA policies after Trump is finished after
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Speaker 6: this term. So if he is able to deliver that
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Speaker 6: and run a smooth, effective government, then you know, this
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Speaker 6: is a very exciting time. And you know, the point
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Speaker 6: I'd make is it doesn't matter like this is why
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Speaker 6: it's such a dramatic refutation of identity politics, because whether
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Speaker 6: you're a Hispanic, African American or whatever else, you're concerned
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Speaker 6: about your job, your family, your community, the education your
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Speaker 6: kids are getting, your capacity to get ahead. These are
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Speaker 6: the things that unite a country rather than the things
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Speaker 6: that divide a country, which is what the Democrats were
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Speaker 6: talking about. And again that's the key lesson for the
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Speaker 6: coalition here in Australia, talk about what unites us, not
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Speaker 6: what divides us, and that is going to be a
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Speaker 6: very clear thing for the future here and across the
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Speaker 6: Western world.
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Speaker 2: And Dan, before you go, Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull,
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Speaker 2: while he loves the camera, he appeared on the Lunatic
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Speaker 2: Network of MSNBC. If you're familiar with the work, you'd
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Speaker 2: know why I say that. And according to the far
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Speaker 2: left activist host Nicole Wallace, Malcolm Turnbull was the first
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Speaker 2: person that wanted to talk to What.
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Speaker 8: Is the message it sends to the world. It sends
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Speaker 8: a message that America is less reliable, that is less
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Speaker 8: dependable because it's less certain. So he seeks to promote uncertainty.
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Speaker 8: He you know, he rattles the cage his allies and
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Speaker 8: close partners. He puddles up to dictators and adversaries.
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Speaker 2: What's your response to what you just heard?
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Speaker 6: Well, he talks about rattling the cage and causing uncertainty.
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Speaker 6: I mean, how does it help having a former prime
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Speaker 6: minister go out there and say these things. I mean,
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Speaker 6: he's contributing to uncertainty from our country. We've got enough
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Speaker 6: problems with Kevin Rudd being the ambassador. I mean he's
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Speaker 6: got to go as well. Given all the things he
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Speaker 6: said about Trump. Absolutely so, you know, I think you
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Speaker 6: look at John Howard, Tony Abbott, Julia Gillard, former prime
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Speaker 6: ministers who I think have carried themselves with dignity. They've
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Speaker 6: been able to engage in public debate in a reasonable manner,
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Speaker 6: making positive contributions.
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Speaker 7: In their own area.
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Speaker 6: Because Australians are just sick of this and like I say,
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Speaker 6: he's just doing himself a whole world of a whole
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Speaker 6: world of damage.
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Speaker 2: Dan Wild, thanks for your time tonight. Joining me now
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Speaker 2: is stand up comic Daniel Ryan Spoulding. It tours the
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Speaker 2: world and we're thrilled to have him join us tonight
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Speaker 2: from New York, Daniel, They are protesting in New York
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Speaker 2: City after Trump's famous victory. What's the mood like over there?
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Speaker 1: There's actually a lot of people who are very happy.
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Speaker 1: As much as Donald Trump is problematic, the reality is
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Speaker 1: the left is crazier right now, and people are people
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Speaker 1: are unhinged and they don't have morals, and everyone knows it.
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Speaker 1: This is the end of agenity politics. It is the
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Speaker 1: end of virtue signaling, is the end of hypocrisy, is
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Speaker 1: the end of legacy media. And people want to like
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Speaker 1: their country again. Americans want top gun, they want patriotism,
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Speaker 1: they want success, they want glamour. They don't want these
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Speaker 1: scrubby activists complaining and shouting and ruining the streets and
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Speaker 1: ruining everyone's day.
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Speaker 2: What dal Trump made some huge gains in New York.
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Speaker 2: I was pretty surprised by some of these numbers. His
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Speaker 2: vote was twelve percent higher overall across the state than
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Speaker 2: in twenty twenty. And then you look at some of
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Speaker 2: the areas like the Bronx and Queens, he had a
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Speaker 2: massive gain of twenty two percent in those areas. How
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Speaker 2: does that happen? Given how liberal left leaning New York
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Speaker 2: is and he was characterized as a modern day Hitler,
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Speaker 2: fascist racist. How did he achieve these enormous gains in
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Speaker 2: New York.
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Speaker 1: Well, I've only lived here for a year. But what
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Speaker 1: I learned pretty quickly after I started to make friends
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Speaker 1: who are in politics is that people don't really listen
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Speaker 1: to the mainstream media anymore. And what they successfully did
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Speaker 1: was go on podcasts, go on long form interviews, and
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Speaker 1: the truth is, like the American people are tired of
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Speaker 1: being gas lit. There is serious problems, especially violent crime
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Speaker 1: in New York which is really up the drug problem.
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Speaker 1: And also like an incredible amount of anti Semitism on
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Speaker 1: the left which is not being reported in the mainstream media.
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Speaker 1: I've never experienced more hate in my life for being
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Speaker 1: pro Israel, for standing with the Jewish people. And there
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Speaker 1: are a lot of people who are Jews and Christians
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Speaker 1: like me who care deeply about Israel and are tired
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Speaker 1: of being demonized. And all the most Jews are Democrats.
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Speaker 1: There definitely was a lot of Jews supporting him this
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Speaker 1: time around.
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Speaker 2: Now let's have a look at some lefties losing it
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Speaker 2: over Trump's victory. This is some of the cast of
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Speaker 2: supposed comedy show Saturday Night Lahive, who gave us this
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Speaker 2: cringe worthy, laugh free performance.
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Speaker 6: Tuesday, Americans went to the polls and elected Donald Trump
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Speaker 6: to be the next president of the United States.
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Speaker 9: To many people, including many people watching this show right now,
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Speaker 9: the results were shocking and even horrifying.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, who tried to forcibly overturn the results of
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Speaker 1: the last election, was returned to office by an overwhelming majority.
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Speaker 5: This is the same Donald Trump who openly called for
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Speaker 5: vengeance against his political enemies.
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Speaker 10: Now, thanks to the Supreme Court, there are no guardrails.
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Speaker 5: Nothing to protect the people who are brave enough to
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Speaker 5: speak out against him.
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Speaker 2: Oh my god, Yeah, Daniel, I mean self awareness. These
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Speaker 2: people they're not the no self. They're so thick they
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Speaker 2: think they're the brave ones. Agreeing with ninety nine percent
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Speaker 2: of the entertainment industry doesn't make you brave. But again,
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Speaker 2: so divorced from reality, so completely ignorant of why he
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Speaker 2: won so easily.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, radical Dei has really done something to these people's brains,
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Speaker 1: especially the oppressor versus oppressed system. It's very clear that
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Speaker 1: these are sort of Soviet tactics that have been in
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Speaker 1: academia for a long time, and a lot of this
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Speaker 1: critical race theory is really a way to push really
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Speaker 1: evil ideologies through the idea of virtue signaling. The way
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Speaker 1: that they speak about the working class America, the working
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Speaker 1: class of America and people who are just average, everyday
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Speaker 1: people who really are struggling is horrible. And it gets
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Speaker 1: to the point where even though people might not like
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, they're so hateful and so evil that you
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Speaker 1: start to kind of root for Donald Trump because he's
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Speaker 1: the only one giving them shit except for you, which
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Speaker 1: is why you're so wonderful and we love you here
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Speaker 1: in America. But it's very it's very unfortunate, and I
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Speaker 1: hope that the extremism dies down and we can start
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Speaker 1: to have dialogue, but it doesn't seem like that's happening.
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Speaker 2: Now. Let's hear it from Vice President elect jd Vance.
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Speaker 2: He made some comments before the election on Joe Rogan's
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Speaker 2: podcast that they left lost their minds a bad. Let's
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Speaker 2: let's have a listen to what he had to say.
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Speaker 11: And I think that, frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if
20:49
Speaker 11: me and Trump won just the normal gay guy vote,
20:53
Speaker 11: because again, they just wanted to be left the hell alone.
20:56
Speaker 11: And now you have all this crazy stuff on top
20:58
Speaker 11: of it.
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Speaker 2: Oh gosh, the backlashed to that was hilarious from the
21:02
Speaker 2: left there, what's a normal gay guy? I think everybody
21:06
Speaker 2: knows what he was talking about. Daniel, are you, as
21:09
Speaker 2: a normal gay guy, would you like to explain what
21:12
Speaker 2: he meant there?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, every single gay man knew exactly what he meant.
21:19
Speaker 1: And this is not a secret. This is something that
21:22
Speaker 1: we openly talk about. There are extremists, and there are
21:26
Speaker 1: radicals in every community, and the LGBTXYZ one two three
21:31
Speaker 1: has a little too many letters. And I love and
21:36
Speaker 1: respect everyone, and I have friends who are Democrats. I
21:40
Speaker 1: have friends who are Republicans, and it is not a
21:43
Speaker 1: big deal. There are many gay men who are Trump
21:47
Speaker 1: supporters who are Republicans. He actually made the party more inclusive.
21:52
Speaker 1: But this is the problem the Democrats, like the left,
21:57
Speaker 1: is they're living in a delusion. This is not not
22:00
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty five. No one is going to, you know,
22:04
Speaker 1: convert you to Christianity. Nothing bad is going to happen.
22:09
Speaker 1: We're going to have a little bit of a Reagan
22:11
Speaker 1: era because you've gone crazy and people want that strong leader,
22:18
Speaker 1: and uh, this is what we're going to have. But
22:20
Speaker 1: we're not We're not going back to a time where
22:24
Speaker 1: there's going to be a you know, where every every
22:27
Speaker 1: Christian church is not the Westboro Baptist Church.
22:31
Speaker 2: Daniel Ryan's foulding. Thank you for your time tonight. Always
22:33
Speaker 2: a pleasure.
22:35
Speaker 1: Yeah, we love you. By Rita.
22:38
Speaker 2: Still to come. Lefties losing it past, have Donald Trump,
22:42
Speaker 2: some Baron and Tim v grow vote. Alex Stein joins me, next,
22:57
Speaker 2: welcome back. Now it's time for lefties losing it and
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Speaker 2: we have a star started line up for you. Tonight
23:02
Speaker 2: from Barbara Streisan to our late night TV hosts. But
23:06
Speaker 2: let's start lefties with the always clueless, always bitter, always
23:11
Speaker 2: delusional ladies of the View. God bless ABC for keeping
23:15
Speaker 2: this awful program on air. If it wasn't for the
23:18
Speaker 2: hosts of the View, well, I don't know where I'd
23:21
Speaker 2: get my content from some days. All the hosts are
23:24
Speaker 2: pretty awful, but some are more awful than others. Listen
23:28
Speaker 2: here as one of the less awful hosts tries to
23:31
Speaker 2: say something actually sensible and factual, but Sunny Houstin ain't
23:36
Speaker 2: having it. She just keeps screeching misogyny, sexism.
23:41
Speaker 5: These different demographics and these assumptions of where they're going
23:43
Speaker 5: to go. Latinos in Texas a district that's ninety seven
23:47
Speaker 5: percent Latino went seventy five percentage points for Donald Trump.
23:50
Speaker 2: Why misogyny and on the.
23:52
Speaker 5: Border crisis is on their doorsteps and they were begging
23:56
Speaker 5: people to care about it for years.
23:58
Speaker 4: You need to take some lesson.
23:59
Speaker 2: That's what that word who is there? Oh my gosh,
24:03
Speaker 2: it's whooping right there. You have it. They're all just
24:06
Speaker 2: a pack of misogynous monsters down there, all the Latinos, Hispanics.
24:10
Speaker 2: So that's what Sonny thinks. Sounds a little bit racist
24:12
Speaker 2: if you ask mey. But the meltdowns did not end there.
24:16
Speaker 2: Here's she attacks not just Latinos, but America. The whole
24:20
Speaker 2: country is rotten, apparently.
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Speaker 9: I think the more relevant question actually is what is
24:24
Speaker 9: wrong with America?
24:26
Speaker 7: I think what.
24:27
Speaker 4: Is wrong with our country?
24:29
Speaker 9: What is wrong with this country that they would choose
24:33
Speaker 9: a message of divisiveness, of xenophobia, of racism, of misogyny.
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Speaker 4: Over a message of inclusiveness.
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Speaker 2: Oh yes, so inclusive, so tolerant. Can she even hear herself?
24:47
Speaker 2: But Sunny wasn't done yet. The angry rant continued, and
24:51
Speaker 2: it got weirder and weirder.
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Speaker 9: Children to be shot, it's well to be hearted, it's
24:55
Speaker 9: worker to be exploited, it's poor to STARp, it's cops
24:57
Speaker 9: to murder.
24:58
Speaker 2: Okay, talk you about weird. I'm going to miss this woman.
25:02
Speaker 2: Gwen Walls, the wife of Kamala Harris's VP pick Tim Walls.
25:07
Speaker 2: She would have been a rich source of material for
25:10
Speaker 2: this segment, but sadly, Harrison Walls were a uniquely terrible, inauthentic,
25:17
Speaker 2: and unelectable team. Here is Gwen, however, rallying the troops
25:22
Speaker 2: after the devastating loss. I'm not sure if you've heard me.
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Speaker 12: We cannot and we will not give up this fight.
25:34
Speaker 10: Pay come on, come on, we can even we will
25:42
Speaker 10: give it.
25:43
Speaker 5: This big.
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Speaker 2: That's wait, all right, you're gonna sit down now, you
25:54
Speaker 2: can sit down now. I'm going to miss you, Gwen.
25:58
Speaker 2: But we're turning the page. We're turning the page. Bye bye,
26:02
Speaker 2: dad of drum, turning the page. We'll always have that.
26:13
Speaker 2: That was possibly my favorite lefties losing a moment of
26:16
Speaker 2: the year. She's a little bit terrifying if you ask me. Now,
26:19
Speaker 2: let's check in with a couple of late night TV
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Speaker 2: hosts who I'm not coping well with reality. Let's start
26:26
Speaker 2: with the painfully unfunny hypocrite Jimmy Kimmel, who was brought
26:31
Speaker 2: to tears by democracy. But he started off pretty cocky
26:35
Speaker 2: before the election.
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Speaker 4: Little snowflake, what a blowheard?
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Speaker 12: He's a blowheard and a snowflake.
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Speaker 2: He's a blowflake?
26:41
Speaker 12: Is what he should change the hats to say? Make
26:44
Speaker 12: America line again. It's more than half of this country
26:49
Speaker 12: voted for the criminal. Still trying to figure.
26:51
Speaker 2: Out what happened. Oh no, now that's a tad unfair.
26:55
Speaker 2: Let's have a listen to why he's crying. Maybe there
26:58
Speaker 2: is something redeemed or insightful we can learn from this man.
27:02
Speaker 12: Let's be honest. It was a terrible night last night.
27:05
Speaker 2: It was a terrible night.
27:06
Speaker 12: For women, for children, for the hundreds of thousands of
27:10
Speaker 12: hard working immigrants who make this country go for healthcare,
27:16
Speaker 12: for our climate, for serience, for journalism, for justice.
27:23
Speaker 1: For free speech.
27:24
Speaker 12: It was a terrible night for poor people, for the
27:27
Speaker 12: middle class, for seniors who rely on social security, for
27:30
Speaker 12: our allies in Ukraine, for NATO, for the truth.
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Speaker 2: He is totally demented. It was a terrible night for democracy.
27:41
Speaker 2: What democracy? Was terrible for democracy? A candidate winning in
27:45
Speaker 2: a landslide, winning the electoral College by the biggest margin
27:48
Speaker 2: we've seen from a Republican in thirty six years, winning
27:52
Speaker 2: the popular vote, biggest popular vote ever by Republican, winning convincingly,
27:57
Speaker 2: including the Senate every swings. And that's bad for democracy.
28:02
Speaker 2: You see the left owing values democracy if they win.
28:06
Speaker 2: And during that little emotional diet tribe from Kimberley talked
28:09
Speaker 2: about women's rights and decency. I'm sorry, but I'm not
28:14
Speaker 2: about to be lectured on decency from this creep.
28:18
Speaker 12: Tell us what you think up the statute?
28:23
Speaker 4: I mean you think that she is Do you think
28:26
Speaker 4: that is a pair?
28:27
Speaker 2: I mean, do you think that she's attractive or not?
28:32
Speaker 1: Take another look out here.
28:35
Speaker 2: It's so obscene that we've had to pixelate some of
28:39
Speaker 2: that footage and can't show you the whole thing. He's
28:42
Speaker 2: always been gross and frightfully unfunny and talking about unfunny.
28:46
Speaker 2: Let's hear from Stephen Colbert all day.
28:48
Speaker 3: Yesterday I was walking around proudly wearing my eye voted sticker.
28:51
Speaker 3: Today I wore my I Am questioning my fundamental belief
28:55
Speaker 3: in the goodness of humanity sticker.
28:57
Speaker 7: Now they give those out.
28:58
Speaker 3: This is a democracy, that's democracy with a capital duh.
29:04
Speaker 3: And in this democracy the majority has spoken and they
29:07
Speaker 3: said they don't care that much about democracy.
29:09
Speaker 2: You know, the Republicans should pray to have political opponents
29:13
Speaker 2: that are this dum this blind, this deluded, and completely
29:18
Speaker 2: incapable of introspection, so out of touch and insulated in
29:22
Speaker 2: their little echo chambers, they are unlikely to ever work
29:26
Speaker 2: out the obvious reasons why Donald Trump won in a landslide.
29:30
Speaker 2: At least Colbert is honest enough to note that his
29:33
Speaker 2: audience is protected from the truth.
29:36
Speaker 3: If you watch the show regularly, I'm guess saying you're
29:38
Speaker 3: not doing great.
29:41
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean neither. Yep. If you watch trash like that,
29:45
Speaker 2: reality will hit you hard because you've been fed nothing
29:49
Speaker 2: but leftist lies and hysteria. And a woman who clearly
29:53
Speaker 2: has been on a diet of lies in hysteria and
29:55
Speaker 2: pancakes is Barbara Streisened. Remember the last time Trump was
30:00
Speaker 2: president and she claimed that he was making her fat?
30:03
Speaker 2: That's a real headline. Well, this time she's pledging to
30:07
Speaker 2: flee the country.
30:08
Speaker 3: How do you feel about the specter of a second
30:10
Speaker 3: Trump administration?
30:12
Speaker 2: I will move.
30:14
Speaker 5: I can't live in this country if that's if he
30:17
Speaker 5: became president.
30:19
Speaker 3: Where would you go?
30:20
Speaker 2: Where would you go? Probably to England? I liked England.
30:25
Speaker 2: Now there will be plenty more lefties content with My
30:28
Speaker 2: next guest, host of Primetime with Alex Stein on Blaze TV.
30:32
Speaker 2: Alex Stein, who also did invaluable work as a white
30:36
Speaker 2: dude for Kamala.
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Speaker 10: We have to stop Donald Trump from getting into office.
30:42
Speaker 2: I came here with a dream.
30:44
Speaker 10: I'm not gonna stand for it.
30:46
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna stay for Donald Trump.
30:48
Speaker 2: These kids. I love these kids, these cats. I'm just
30:55
Speaker 2: not happy you'd do so much.
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Speaker 3: My dear wife in Mexico, boyfriend.
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Speaker 1: And id one kid to learn how to do math.
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Speaker 2: Ah, some of your best work, Alex, explain yourself place well, Rita.
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Speaker 10: That was the day after the election, and they had
31:21
Speaker 10: a special meeting in Washington, DC because the testing scores,
31:24
Speaker 10: the sandurdized scores for the Washington school children K through
31:28
Speaker 10: twelve were alarmingly bad in the inner city schools that
31:32
Speaker 10: the kids were proficient for their grade level. Just eight
31:35
Speaker 10: percent of the students were proficient. So they had to
31:37
Speaker 10: have a special meeting all about math. So that's why
31:40
Speaker 10: I went up there and talked about math. But that
31:41
Speaker 10: was a day after the election, and listen, I was
31:43
Speaker 10: up all night celebrating that Donald Trump. When I rolled
31:47
Speaker 10: in there, you know, my pencil was not full of lead.
31:51
Speaker 10: But still I went in there and did my best.
31:54
Speaker 10: And I'm so happy, thank you.
31:57
Speaker 7: Thank you.
31:57
Speaker 2: It was a great performance. Will do celebrate in different ways.
32:02
Speaker 2: And I'm wondering whether you had anything to do with
32:04
Speaker 2: this celebration the same.
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Speaker 12: Donald Trump.
32:10
Speaker 2: And if you like it, than that, man, Donald Trump
32:13
Speaker 2: is your daddy. Again, did you put that sign up, Alex?
32:16
Speaker 2: It looks like your work.
32:18
Speaker 10: No, I did not. And you know, honestly, Daddy Trump
32:22
Speaker 10: needs to come back. He's coming back. Gas prices are
32:25
Speaker 10: about to get cheap. I don't have to worry about
32:27
Speaker 10: biological men beating women and women's sports. I mean, the
32:30
Speaker 10: world is going to get exponentially better.
32:33
Speaker 7: So if we got to.
32:33
Speaker 10: Call Donald Trump daddy, he is. He's the father of
32:36
Speaker 10: this country. And there's no better father than Donald Trump
32:40
Speaker 10: Now Alex.
32:41
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's youngest son, Baron, has been credited for helping
32:45
Speaker 2: guide his father's strategy to attract younger voters through appearances
32:50
Speaker 2: with podcasters comics like THEO Vaughn, The Joe Rogan Show,
32:55
Speaker 2: Adam Ross. Here is Donald Trump talking about Baron's involvement
33:00
Speaker 2: in his campaign.
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Speaker 8: So, I have a son who's very smart and tall, Baron, right,
33:06
Speaker 8: and he knows all about you.
33:08
Speaker 4: He knows about guys I never heard of. He said, Dad,
33:11
Speaker 4: you don't know how big they are.
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Speaker 2: They're big, you.
33:13
Speaker 3: Know, I said, who hell is it like?
33:16
Speaker 4: Ross? He said, Dad, he's a great guy. I mean,
33:20
Speaker 4: I said, doing, it's a whole new world out there.
33:23
Speaker 2: How much of a difference did this so called bro
33:26
Speaker 2: vote have in this election? Remember Republican women like Riley Gaines,
33:33
Speaker 2: Evan Meghan Kelly were encouraging men to go out there
33:36
Speaker 2: and vote to help save the country.
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Speaker 10: Well, it was huge and a lot of people want
33:42
Speaker 10: to criticize Donald Trump, but I think the best judgment
33:44
Speaker 10: of a man's character is how well Donald Trump's children
33:47
Speaker 10: are doing. And his son Baron is a genius for
33:50
Speaker 10: basically putting his campaign over the top. And then on
33:53
Speaker 10: top of that, you look at Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden,
33:55
Speaker 10: and you know his other children that have issues. You
33:57
Speaker 10: know the Obamas, their kids are pretty wacky. All of
34:00
Speaker 10: Donald Trump's children work in his business, support him. They
34:04
Speaker 10: all have clean criminal records. I don't think any of
34:07
Speaker 10: them are selling our secrets for the Ukraine. So Donald
34:09
Speaker 10: Trump is a great father and he raised a great
34:11
Speaker 10: young man in Baron Trump. And I'm really indebted to
34:13
Speaker 10: him for making him think outside the box and go
34:16
Speaker 10: on these podcasts and do untraditional media. And I really
34:20
Speaker 10: do think that was the difference in the selection.
34:24
Speaker 2: Now let's have a look at some young men celebrating
34:27
Speaker 2: this famous victory.
34:29
Speaker 4: There was never any good Cavila.
34:31
Speaker 7: You're buying.
34:45
Speaker 2: An American wearing these n being on burdened by Kamala
34:59
Speaker 2: Harris feels pretty good there. They're celebrating hard. Has there
35:04
Speaker 2: been any violence? I saw there were protests today in
35:08
Speaker 2: New York, Seattle, Chicago, all the usual places. But are
35:13
Speaker 2: they smashing up windows and attacking people yet or are
35:17
Speaker 2: they saving that for the inauguration.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think they're waiting for the inauguration to start
35:22
Speaker 10: burning down all of the city buildings. But you know,
35:25
Speaker 10: that celebration dance is now taking over the NFL and
35:28
Speaker 10: college football. Multiple players for the San Francisco forty nine
35:31
Speaker 10: ers are doing it today. Yesterday a bunch of college
35:33
Speaker 10: football players are doing that dance. So Donald Trump is
35:36
Speaker 10: just I mean, he's a cultural phenomenon. Everything he touches
35:39
Speaker 10: turns into gold. Literally, even his dance moves are the
35:42
Speaker 10: hottest trending thing on TikTok and all over the world.
35:45
Speaker 10: So you know, we're celebrating. Nobody here is really upset.
35:47
Speaker 10: I think everybody's ready for our country to take a
35:50
Speaker 10: step in the right direction.
35:53
Speaker 7: Now.
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris did do some podcast herself. They just weren't
35:57
Speaker 2: as popular or interesting chats as the one Trump was having,
36:01
Speaker 2: and we're learning that she spent an enormous amount of money.
36:05
Speaker 2: Obviously she had a lot more money than Donald Trump,
36:07
Speaker 2: but around a billion dollar war chest, three times more
36:11
Speaker 2: than what he had, and spent one hundred thousand dollars
36:14
Speaker 2: reconstructing the Call Her Daddy podcast in a hotel room.
36:20
Speaker 2: I mean, look at that. How does that cost one
36:21
Speaker 2: hundred thousand dollars? It's beyond me. Tell me about how
36:25
Speaker 2: they've managed to waste a billion dollars and still have
36:29
Speaker 2: the most devastating loss.
36:32
Speaker 10: I mean, Rita Kamala Harris spent one billion dollars on
36:37
Speaker 10: her campaign and there's somehow twenty million dollars in debt.
36:41
Speaker 10: I think that's the definition of girl math and that
36:43
Speaker 10: would be a clear indication of how she would run
36:46
Speaker 10: the country. If she ran her campaign with free money
36:48
Speaker 10: and it's still in debt, then this country would only
36:51
Speaker 10: get in much worse debt. And you know what, it
36:53
Speaker 10: actually really makes me upset that they had to build
36:56
Speaker 10: a fake set in a hotel room when there's a
36:59
Speaker 10: million different studio DC and New York that they could
37:02
Speaker 10: have rented out and redecorated and spent not even one
37:06
Speaker 10: eighth of that, probably one tenth, probably for ten thousand dollars.
37:09
Speaker 10: They could have got a very nice to view, but
37:10
Speaker 10: they don't care about that. All they wanted to do
37:12
Speaker 10: is waste as much money and not actually do any
37:15
Speaker 10: real deal interviews. Joe Rogan even said that they needed
37:18
Speaker 10: to curate and edit the interview if she did sit
37:20
Speaker 10: down with them. So she's just inauthentic, she's a phony,
37:24
Speaker 10: and because of that, nobody wanted to vote for.
37:30
Speaker 2: Now we've got some news about Donald Trump's administration. He's
37:34
Speaker 2: already announced that the likes of Nicky Hayley and Mike
37:37
Speaker 2: Pompeio will not be part of Trump two point zero.
37:42
Speaker 2: That was news that pleased his base enormously. And today
37:46
Speaker 2: seeing INNA reporting that Elise Stephanick will be the ambassador
37:52
Speaker 2: to the UN, that's the early reporting. What do you
37:56
Speaker 2: think about these choices thus far?
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Speaker 10: Well, Congresswoman Stephanik's great, She's defended Donald Trump through and through,
38:04
Speaker 10: and she's in a traditionally red district in New York.
38:07
Speaker 10: So even though she's going to be plucked out of
38:09
Speaker 10: her position as congresswoman, that district will probably still stay
38:14
Speaker 10: red and you know, with Nikki Haley, she's got to go.
38:17
Speaker 10: I mean, she stayed in that primary and just cost
38:19
Speaker 10: Donald Trump votes and really positive energy for his campaign
38:23
Speaker 10: and just try to stifen it before it even got started.
38:26
Speaker 10: So I'm happy that he's not going to surround himself
38:28
Speaker 10: with neo cohns and warmongers like Nicki Haley and Mike Pompeo.
38:32
Speaker 10: So Donald Trump's already making great decisions.
38:37
Speaker 2: And finally, Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA supervisor Many Washington
38:44
Speaker 2: has now been fired after it was revealed that she
38:47
Speaker 2: had told disaster relief workers on the ground in Lake Placid, Florida,
38:52
Speaker 2: too not assist people whose homes had Trump signs in
38:57
Speaker 2: the front yard. This is in the wake of Hurricane Milton.
39:01
Speaker 2: It's incredible that this could have happened. When I first
39:04
Speaker 2: heard this, I thought there is no chance someone would
39:07
Speaker 2: actually give that direction. But Alex here, we are.
39:12
Speaker 10: Getting fired is not enough. I mean they should charge
39:15
Speaker 10: her criminally for neglect or at least something more serious
39:18
Speaker 10: than just getting fired. And I'm sure she had a
39:20
Speaker 10: decent job at FEMA, probably made over six figures, but
39:23
Speaker 10: like I said, and not giving aid to people because
39:27
Speaker 10: they don't because they have a different political viewpoint than
39:29
Speaker 10: you and don't want to vote for Kamala Harris. That's disgusting.
39:32
Speaker 10: That should be some sort of crime, and it just
39:35
Speaker 10: shows you that our federal emergency management system just does
39:39
Speaker 10: not care about actually helping people, especially if you have
39:41
Speaker 10: a different political viewpoint as a person that's handing out
39:44
Speaker 10: the aid.
39:47
Speaker 2: Alex Stein, thank you for your time. Thank you. Rita
39:51
Speaker 2: still to come. Celebrities threatened to leave America over Trump's reelection.
39:56
Speaker 2: Kinsey Scofield has the details. Welcome back, joining me naw
40:10
Speaker 2: celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield, Kinsey actor and Democrats support.
40:17
Speaker 2: A huge Democrat supporter, George Clooney has gone into hiding,
40:21
Speaker 2: with a source telling The Daily Mail that he will
40:23
Speaker 2: be stepping away from politics for now amid backlash from
40:27
Speaker 2: Democrats blaming him for Kamala's devast stating loss. How is
40:32
Speaker 2: he to blame for this?
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Speaker 5: Well, you'll remember George Clooney wrote that op ed in
40:37
Speaker 5: the New York Times demanding that Joe Biden resign and
40:41
Speaker 5: give Well, he did not say Kamala, but he demanded
40:44
Speaker 5: that Joe Biden resign and Democrats don't believe that he
40:48
Speaker 5: endorsed Kamala quickly enough, but no one did. Nancy Pelosi didn't,
40:53
Speaker 5: the Obamas didn't. Kamala, you know, was not the alternative
40:57
Speaker 5: that the Democratic Party wanted.
40:59
Speaker 4: She was just technically the most convenient.
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Speaker 5: How this all boils down to George Clooney, I don't know,
41:05
Speaker 5: but I think that they're all pointing the finger at
41:07
Speaker 5: each other.
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Speaker 10: Now.
41:10
Speaker 2: Remember last month when a Trump fan delivered this message
41:14
Speaker 2: to Taylor Swift during her second night at the hard
41:18
Speaker 2: Rocks Stadium in Miami Gardens. It says, ready for it,
41:27
Speaker 2: cat lady. Have we heard from Taylor Swift since the
41:31
Speaker 2: election loss? She identified as a childless cat lady to
41:35
Speaker 2: back Kamala, and she took a bit of stick for it.
41:38
Speaker 2: Has she said anything since the loss? She hasn't.
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Speaker 5: I mean, thankfully, she's got her NFL winning football boyfriend
41:46
Speaker 5: to hide behind because he's kicking button right now, and
41:48
Speaker 5: she's at all the games dressed super cute. So I
41:50
Speaker 5: think that she's kind of skating underneath the radar a
41:53
Speaker 5: little bit. But bye bye brat summer. You know, Harris's
41:56
Speaker 5: extensive youth outreach failed to material lies in the voting booth.
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Speaker 4: Typically Democrats do dominate in that that.
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Speaker 5: I think it's like nineteen to thirty range. But you're
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Speaker 5: seeing large numbers that a large number of young females
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Speaker 5: that came out to vote for Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: Now we've got a bunch of celebrities, just like last
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Speaker 2: time he won, pledging to flee America. Can you give
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Speaker 2: us some of their names? And are we going to
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Speaker 2: be actually watching to see if they leave or not?
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Speaker 5: I mean, I think if we did that, we'd fall
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Speaker 5: asleep because nobody's really going to do it. Remember Miley
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Speaker 5: Cyrus and Lena Dunham who told us that they had
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Speaker 5: their bags packed in twenty sixteen, they went nowhere. Barbara
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Speaker 5: Streissan said she was going to go to England, and
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Speaker 5: you know what, she allegedly had an affair with King Charles.
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Speaker 5: So Camilla should probably watch out if that ever did
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Speaker 5: take place.
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Speaker 4: If that's on the record, by the way, that really
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Speaker 4: did happen.
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Speaker 5: That's really a story that circulated along with former President
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Speaker 5: Bill Clinton.
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Speaker 4: I didn't say that.
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Speaker 5: And then Cher she said she was going to move
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Speaker 5: to Jupiter if he's elected again. Seventy eight years old.
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Speaker 5: Now she's saying she doesn't want to leave the country
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Speaker 5: because she doesn't want her thirty eight year old lover
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Speaker 5: to have to leave his son. Sharon Stone is saying
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Speaker 5: she might go to Italy. Good riddance all of these
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Speaker 5: people that none of us would notice if they were gone.
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Speaker 2: No, but you know, this time around, there should be
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Speaker 2: some accountability. If they're making these promises, they should be
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Speaker 2: helped to them. Now, let's talk about the NFL. Despite
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Speaker 2: being fined over eleven thousand dollars for wearing a mega
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Speaker 2: hat San Francisco for forty nine Ers star Nick Bosa
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Speaker 2: celebrated a touchdown with a classic Trump dance. Have a look,
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Speaker 2: this is a bold movie. He wasn't the only one
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Speaker 2: dancing there. And we're talking about San Francisco. You couldn't
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Speaker 2: get a more left wigs city. But they're far bolder
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Speaker 2: than they were in twenty and sixteen. That the Trump fans,
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Speaker 2: they're not going to be silenced, They're not going to
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Speaker 2: be bullied into pretending that I don't supporting.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, and I think people are just really fed up
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Speaker 5: and there's a sense of hope that the country is
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Speaker 5: going to regroup, that financially we can recover gas prices.
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Speaker 4: Aren't going to send us into bankruptcy.
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Speaker 5: We're going to be able to afford eggs and bread
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Speaker 5: and butter again.
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Speaker 12: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: I just think that people are confident that potentially the
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Speaker 5: next four years could be good if Trump stays on plan.
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Speaker 2: Now, sing a songwriter and actress Nicole Scherzinger has well,
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Speaker 2: she's not been bold in saying what her political beliefs are.
44:52
Speaker 2: She's in fact issuing a groveling apology a length the
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Speaker 2: apology purely for just commenting on a post for from
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Speaker 2: Russell Brand where she said can I get this hat?
45:03
Speaker 2: Where can I get this hat? She's now written this
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Speaker 2: apology saying, I deeply apologize for the hurt cause by
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Speaker 2: my recent engagement with some social media posts. When I
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Speaker 2: commented on these posts, I made the mistake of not
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Speaker 2: realizing that they could be easily interpreted as being politically related,
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Speaker 2: and I apologize to anyone who understandably reached that conclusion.
45:29
Speaker 2: And she went on to talk about how she supports minorities,
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Speaker 2: and she also talked about how they feel hurt and
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Speaker 2: concerned by the results of the presidential election. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I think she actually is a lefty and the hat
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Speaker 2: was about Jesus. It wasn't about Trump, but the left
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Speaker 2: of has completely lost their minds because it's a red hat.
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Speaker 2: Russell Brand supports Trump and if she's commenting on his post,
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Speaker 2: apparently that's enough to get her canceled.
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Speaker 5: I mean, I never in my life, lifetime thought I'd
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Speaker 5: see so many people attack a woman for wanting to
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Speaker 5: purchase a make Jesus first again cap. It's wild and
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Speaker 5: it just shows you how polarizing our society has become
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Speaker 5: here in the States when it comes to politics, and
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Speaker 5: how I mean unnecessarily cruel.
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Speaker 4: We all are so quick to make assumptions. I think
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Speaker 4: she was saying, I love Jesus.
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Speaker 5: I want to have that says has the name Jesus
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Speaker 5: on it, and everybody wants to destroy her because they're
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Speaker 5: assuming she voted for somebody. I mean, get a life,
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Speaker 5: Get a life. I don't have time to fight with
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Speaker 5: these people on the internet.
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Speaker 2: That's some very good advice right there. Now, let's just
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Speaker 2: get some Megan Markel news her brand American Riviera Orchard.
46:45
Speaker 2: Such a stupid name for a product. Well, those products
46:48
Speaker 2: are going to be hitting shopping malls shortly in Philadelphia,
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Speaker 2: in Dallas. Is this going to be a big brand.
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Speaker 2: We keep waiting for this launch.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean this is associated with a Netflix house
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Speaker 5: experienced marketing experience, rita.
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Speaker 4: Oh how the mighty have fallen? These were supposed to
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Speaker 4: be two hundred dollars jars of jam.
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Speaker 5: I'm curious to see if it all works out, but
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Speaker 5: I don't think that this is something she's necessarily going
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Speaker 5: to be excited about next.
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Speaker 4: To like Stranger Things and baby Reindeer.
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Speaker 2: Yeah nah, she's It's desperate times in the my cool household.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Kinsisco, Phil. That's it for me. I'll see
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Speaker 2: you tomorrow at eleven. Up next Isney's Night