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The Rita Panahi Show | 8 August · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scolds Australia. This is the Reader Panalty Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the readA Panny Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight, bar left radicalism at Australia's elite universities with
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Speaker 2: students backing armed Palestinian resistance. Australian farmers hosting wind turbines
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Speaker 2: have been worn day risk losing their properties due to
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Speaker 2: enormous decommissioning costs. We'll have the latest from the US
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Speaker 2: presidential race with Kosher Gator and later in the hour
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Speaker 2: royal and celebrity news with Kinsey's Schofield and your favorite
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Speaker 2: segment and mine Left is Losing It. Tonight's starring the
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Speaker 2: American media singing the DNC talking points, telling us things
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Speaker 2: like Tim Walls is cuddly with a folksy vibe.
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Speaker 1: What does Walls bring to this? He's cuddly and cuddly, cuddling, cuddly.
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Speaker 1: I think you work for maybe a little more of
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Speaker 1: a cuddly church. Definitely affable.
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Speaker 3: He is an extremely affable individuals, very affable, clean speaking,
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Speaker 3: way of foksy vibe.
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Speaker 2: This fokesy idea, terrific vibe vibes election kind of a
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Speaker 2: foksy joining me now all the way from Albania is
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Speaker 2: senior columnist with the Australian newspaper Nick Kita. Nick, let's
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Speaker 2: talk Olympics. The boxing scandal in Paris is deepening further.
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Speaker 2: Today we had Taiwan's lin U Ting, who's one of
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Speaker 2: the two boxes who have x y chromosomes according to
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Speaker 2: test carried out by the IBA, which saw them banned
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Speaker 2: from the women's boxing events last year. But the IOC
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Speaker 2: is happy to allow these to beat up to beat
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Speaker 2: up real women, and today lin Uting advanced to the
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Speaker 2: gold medal round in the featherweight category after beating Turkey's
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Speaker 2: ezra Yadiz Karaman. Now she made an ex symbol with
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Speaker 2: her fingers after the fight. This has become a protest
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Speaker 2: amongst some of the female fighters to say, we are
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Speaker 2: women with xx chromosomes and we're being forced to fight
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Speaker 2: against those with x y chromosomes, which we normally refer
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Speaker 2: to as men. The Algerian fighter Khalif is also going
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Speaker 2: to be competing for gold in the welterweight category tomorrow.
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Speaker 2: His team call the outrage surrounding the fighter a zonus conspiracy. Nick,
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Speaker 2: what do you make of this? If we're going to
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Speaker 2: have these two winning gold in their categories. I think
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Speaker 2: this issue is going to explode even further.
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Speaker 4: This is terrible for the Olympics. Reader, I mean right
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Speaker 4: throughout Europe, especially this part of Europe, Eastern former Eastern Europe,
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Speaker 4: where people tend to be pretty conservative, they find this
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Speaker 4: absolutely outrageous. And the whole reputation of the Olympics I
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Speaker 4: think is struggling because of this. And I don't think
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Speaker 4: really the Olympic Committee really quite understand how much trouble
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Speaker 4: they're in over this.
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Speaker 1: This is further disc editing.
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Speaker 4: Of the Olympic brand, which they like to promote and
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Speaker 4: make a lot of money out of. I'm sorry, people
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Speaker 4: are over it. This is just not sport. It is
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Speaker 4: it is unnatural. It is quite obvious what is going on,
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Speaker 4: and the failure of the Olympic authority is actually to
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Speaker 4: put their foot down. As for this idea, the Zionist
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Speaker 4: conspiracy used to blame me is that the zend chromosome reader,
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Speaker 4: if I missed something there, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Well, there's also Russian conspiracies being blamed. All sorts of
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Speaker 2: diversions and nonsense being circulated. But the end of the day,
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Speaker 2: you could do a simple sex test gender test. The
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Speaker 2: ISIC used to do them. Now they think they're not
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Speaker 2: I don't know politically correct, but that's what you need
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Speaker 2: to do, and then you can establish very quickly who
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Speaker 2: is qualified to compete against women and who shouldn't be eligible.
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Speaker 2: And that's what the IBA does. But the IOIC just
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Speaker 2: refuses to abide by that. Now I want to ask
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Speaker 2: you about this. I know this is an issue you
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Speaker 2: care deeply about and you've personally investigated in some of
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Speaker 2: your writing. But there's a report in the Weekly Times
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Speaker 2: this week on the steep cost of decommissioning wind farm turbines.
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Speaker 2: Farmers hosting these wind turbines have been worn they risk
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Speaker 2: losing their properties if they fail to lock in decommissioning
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Speaker 2: costs in their lease agreements with developers. Law firm McCulloch
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Speaker 2: and Robertson estimates the cost of decommissioning a single turbine
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Speaker 2: is four hundred thousand dollars to six hundred thousand dollars.
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Speaker 2: And Nick, this appears to be something else the green
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Speaker 2: dream proponents have failed to consider.
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Speaker 1: This is whydespread throughout the industry.
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Speaker 4: Reader, and I've heard these complaints from people in Queensland
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Speaker 4: and New South Wales. They've had a look at the
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Speaker 4: contract and they said, no, we're not doing that. Look,
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Speaker 4: I mean there's something deeply wrong here. If you wanted
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Speaker 4: to dig a coal mine or anything of that nature,
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Speaker 4: you would have to stump up a lot of money
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Speaker 4: which would go in a trust account and would be
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Speaker 4: there ready to rehabilitate the mind after you'd finished digging
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Speaker 4: it up. Now with wind turbine solar panels, is none
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Speaker 4: of that. The developers are not expected to put that
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Speaker 4: money up at all. There's usually limited or no plan
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Speaker 4: at all for rehabilitation. And yet we know that these
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Speaker 4: turbines would last probably at best twenty years if you're
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Speaker 4: really lucky, probably more like fifteen. And the hundreds of
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Speaker 4: tons of concrete that go into the base of these things,
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Speaker 4: all that cannot be used again. It has to be
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Speaker 4: left and if they want to put another turbine up,
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Speaker 4: they have to do it all over again. The amount
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Speaker 4: of waste, the amount of disturbance to the ground is massive,
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Speaker 4: and this just is not being taken into account. And
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Speaker 4: the new thing that's happening now in the United States
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Speaker 4: you've probably seen is that wind turbine blades are crumbling,
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Speaker 4: they're falling apart because they're now so big. You know,
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Speaker 4: a wind turbine now, a modern seven seven megawatt wind
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Speaker 4: turbine is probably higher than the Eiffel Tower by the
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Speaker 4: time you go to the top of the blade to
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Speaker 4: the bottom of the ground, and that is putting his
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Speaker 4: enormous tension on the blade.
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Speaker 1: So they've become.
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Speaker 4: Literally unsustainable I think as a means of aproducing electricity,
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Speaker 4: and this is has to collapse at some point. People
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Speaker 4: will wake up and say, nah, this is silly. It's
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Speaker 4: not a senil word.
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Speaker 2: We're talking about. We're talking about not just a couple
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Speaker 2: of dozen of these things just in the west of Victoria.
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Speaker 2: The Liberal MP Richard rid And told the Weekly Times
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Speaker 2: they're around thirteen hundred of these turbines just in Victoria's
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Speaker 2: west and the cost would be around six hundred and
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Speaker 2: fifty million to decommission them in today's dollars, and it's
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Speaker 2: obviously going to be a lot more into the future. Now,
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Speaker 2: let's talk about solar panel manufacturing. Sun Drive Solar, which
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Speaker 2: manufactures panels and is backed by the likes of former
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Speaker 2: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and billionaire Mike cannon Brooks. The
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Speaker 2: reports Nick they're getting ready to cut up to thirty
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Speaker 2: five jobs. This is despite the company signing a deal
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Speaker 2: with AGL and this deal was signed after the federal
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Speaker 2: government announced one billion in subsidies and grants to promote
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Speaker 2: Australia's solar manufacturing industry. And even with that market manipulation, Nick,
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Speaker 2: it seems like these companies are not thriving well. Some
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Speaker 2: of them certainly aren't.
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Speaker 4: This Future Made in Australia plan read it's a kiss
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Speaker 4: of death for any business. I would not take any
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Speaker 4: money from the Albanezy government. I mean what's happened in
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Speaker 4: the solar panels. They took a million a billion dollars
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Speaker 4: from the government. This is people, a company backed by
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Speaker 4: people as important and smart as Malcolm Turnbult apparently, but
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Speaker 4: it's now not.
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Speaker 1: Doing as well as it thought.
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Speaker 4: It's not going to be able to manufacture solar panels,
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Speaker 4: as Chris Bowen said. And then of course there was
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Speaker 4: Tuggy forest and his Great Green Hydrogen doams in which
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Speaker 4: the government sunk billions of dollars. Now Triggy Forester has
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Speaker 4: admitted that that's not going to work either. So if
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Speaker 4: you want a successful business, avoid taking money from the
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Speaker 4: Albanesi government because that is the mark of a loser.
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Speaker 2: Really, well, there are people who are benefiting from this
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Speaker 2: taxpayer largessa. I'm not sure who they are, but all
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Speaker 2: that money is lining someone's pockets along the way and
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Speaker 2: talking about enormous amounts of money. Former court to Zeo
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Speaker 2: Alan Joyce, he's going to have his twenty twenty three
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Speaker 2: pay reduced by nine point three million due to the
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Speaker 2: airline's commitment to implementing all the recommendations from its governance review.
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Speaker 2: So he was set to receive this massive package at
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Speaker 2: twenty three point six million dollars that's been cut to
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Speaker 2: just a measly fourteen point nine million. Nick, I don't
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Speaker 2: know who's going to cope with that. Other executives will
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Speaker 2: have to take cuts as well. It's got to say,
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Speaker 2: not a great surprise after the way he left the airline.
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Speaker 2: He had one hundred and twenty million dollar settlement with
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Speaker 2: the age will S. There's still federal court judgments to
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Speaker 2: come on the illegal outsourcing of ground workers, ground handling workers,
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Speaker 2: and just the reputation of the company with the political
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Speaker 2: fights it's got itself involved in. Completely unnecessarily alienating segments
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Speaker 2: of its customer base. Is this a fair enough decision
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Speaker 2: or does Joice have grounds to be upset?
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Speaker 4: He has no grounds to be upset whatsoever. Read But
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Speaker 4: the people who do are the hard working cords passionate
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Speaker 4: who save up to get some papers.
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Speaker 1: I'm out rageous fear to go.
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Speaker 4: And see their grandkids or their relatives in Melbourne from
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Speaker 4: Sydney or the other way around, you know, I mean,
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Speaker 4: this is crazy.
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Speaker 1: This doesn't pass the pub test. I'm sorry.
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Speaker 4: You know, to have your wages slashed from twenty three
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Speaker 4: million to fourteen million for one year, I'm sorry. Most
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Speaker 4: people would say no, what about the other fourteen million?
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Speaker 4: You know what, this is just particulous when people are
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Speaker 4: scraping together to try and afford, you know, to find
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Speaker 4: that extra couple of hundred bucks to be able to
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Speaker 4: pay off the mortgage and for that, you know, their
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Speaker 4: mortgage repayment that month. You know, the school uniforms, you.
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Speaker 1: Know, the whole lot. You know, it's so far.
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Speaker 4: Removed from the world of ordinary people that it's just
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Speaker 4: really damaging, I think for the Quantus brand and any suggestion.
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Speaker 1: That they're there for all Australians. They're not.
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Speaker 4: You know, they're providing a sinecure rich a lot of
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Speaker 4: money for a few executives, and the customer services you know,
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Speaker 4: in quantus is questionable at best. I'm flying back Japan
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Speaker 4: Airlines by the way.
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Speaker 2: Oh yes, I've only flown them once, but they were
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Speaker 2: very good. Have a great flight. Albania. I'll have to
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Speaker 2: ask you about Albania, one part of the world I've
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Speaker 2: never been to. Now let's talk about the Greens. They're
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Speaker 2: demanding the Albernezer government sanction what they call the extremist
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Speaker 2: Netinahu government in Israel, planning to put a motion to
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Speaker 2: the Senate as early as Monday. Green's leader Adam Band said,
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Speaker 2: if Labor wants to change the debate, they should change
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Speaker 2: their position, starting with sanctioning the extremist Netinahu government, recognizing
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Speaker 2: Palestine and ending the two way military trade with Israel.
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Speaker 2: Nika among the left, it's undeniable to say there is
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Speaker 2: anger at Labor for not sanctioning Israel not recognizing Palestine.
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Speaker 2: The Greens must see opportunity and votes, and in the
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Speaker 2: course of action they're taking.
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Speaker 4: Well that they do, and apparently they're out campaigning in
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Speaker 4: heavily Muslim populated seats around Sydney and.
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Speaker 1: Melbourne in the hope of winning those votes.
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Speaker 4: I doubt they'd be very successful, though. I mean, it
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Speaker 4: may be that there may be some people in those
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Speaker 4: Muslim communities, not all of them, by the way, who
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Speaker 4: support the Palestinian cause and wish them all the best
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Speaker 4: in sanctioning Israel. That's not all Muslims Minu vote, but
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Speaker 4: it is some of them. But when they look at
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Speaker 4: the rest of the Greens policies on say, you know,
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Speaker 4: taking guns away from police and tasers away from police
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Speaker 4: and all this sort of extreme LGBTQ stuff amongst the
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Speaker 4: community that really, by and large didn't even support gay marriage,
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Speaker 4: I don't think there's going to be much sympathy for
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Speaker 4: them at all. So I think they're really just fighting
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Speaker 4: for a handful of inner city votes with labor, and
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Speaker 4: good luck to them, that's what they want to fight over.
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Speaker 2: It's going to be very interesting how that relationship develops,
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Speaker 2: because yes, they may be on the same page with
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Speaker 2: segments of the Muslim population when it comes to Israel's
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Speaker 2: war with her mass, but like you said, the rest
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Speaker 2: of their agenda is not going to be embraced, particularly
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Speaker 2: their endless culture wars, their positions on things like trans policy,
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Speaker 2: what should be taught in schools, All of that would
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Speaker 2: be wow for the people they're trying to appeal to.
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Speaker 2: Any sort of awareness of the Green's positions in those
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Speaker 2: areas is going to see them put at the very
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Speaker 2: bottom of the vote.
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Speaker 5: There.
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Speaker 2: They're not going to be backing people who want to
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Speaker 2: teach their children pronouns and support young people being able
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Speaker 2: to access puberty blockers and other treatments. Just on that
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Speaker 2: issue alone, and there's a bunch of others who could
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Speaker 2: be speaking about Nick Kita. Thank you so much for
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Speaker 2: your time. Enjoy our bane. Now, nearly eight hundred Sydney
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Speaker 2: University students have voted for their student body to support
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Speaker 2: and recognize a Palestinian state. They also pledged their support
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Speaker 2: for the right of Palestinians to armed resistance. At a
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Speaker 2: student general meeting, only two speakers in opposition to the
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Speaker 2: motion were given the stage. One was spat at by
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Speaker 2: students in the front rows, and the other was called
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Speaker 2: a Zionist and told to leave the stage, and an
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Speaker 2: amendment to condemn her mass was voted down. Let me
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Speaker 2: repeat that again. An amendment to condemn her Mass was
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Speaker 2: voted down. Sydney University student and director of Youth Policy
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Speaker 2: at the Menzies Research Center, freyer Leitch joins me. Now, Freyer,
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Speaker 2: tell me about this student general meeting. This is disturbing.
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Speaker 2: Even given what we know about Australian university campuses. How
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Speaker 2: do we get to a situation where the majority of
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Speaker 2: students vote against emotion to condemn her Mass.
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Speaker 6: Honestly, I am in disbelief as much as you are.
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Speaker 6: I think we all knew campuses were toxic. We all
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Speaker 6: knew that the levels of anti Semitism we're seeing are unacceptable.
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Speaker 6: But I think what last night showed is these people
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Speaker 6: are not just anti Israel. They're actually pro Hamas. They're
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Speaker 6: pro terrorism. They refuse to condemn October seven. They laughed
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Speaker 6: when I talked about the rape of Israeli women on
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Speaker 6: October seven. They laughed when I talked about the treatment
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Speaker 6: of queer people at the hands of Hamas in Gaza.
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Speaker 6: They laughed when I talked about the importance of human
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Speaker 6: rights and how there's no future for peace with Hamas
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Speaker 6: in power in Gaza. They actually do not care about Palestinians.
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Speaker 6: They just care about destroying Israel and terrorizing innocent Israelis
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Speaker 6: until they achieve their I don't know, global into Fata palace,
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Speaker 6: senior liberation, whatever. It's terrible, it's just it's genuinely shocking.
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Speaker 2: Well, tell me about the hostility in the room, and
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Speaker 2: I cannot believe that they would laugh as you're speaking
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Speaker 2: about the systematic rape and slaughter of innocent people, people
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Speaker 2: their age. There were people, hundreds of people slaughtered at
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Speaker 2: a music festival. So for them to have no empathy
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Speaker 2: for these innocent souls is frankly, it sends a chill
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Speaker 2: up my spine. But what's it like on campus if
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Speaker 2: you are pro Israel, if you're a Jewish student who's
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Speaker 2: proud of your heritage, if you're conservative, how do you
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Speaker 2: cope having that hostility in your face day in and
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Speaker 2: day out.
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Speaker 6: Well, it's really hard. So in that meeting, that one lecture, Theena,
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Speaker 6: there were probably eight hundred people. There were three other
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Speaker 6: sites also hosting meetings that were linked up by ZIS,
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Speaker 6: so there were a couple hundred extra students as well.
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Speaker 6: Out of that room, there were about seven of us
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Speaker 6: members of the Conservative Club who rocked up to support Israel.
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Speaker 6: Seven out of eight hundred in the room when I
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Speaker 6: got up, Yeah, you're talking to a wall of people
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Speaker 6: who were just consumed by hatred, consumed by it. And
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Speaker 6: I've never had that experience where I was talking to
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Speaker 6: people and I felt like they didn't even see me
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Speaker 6: as a human being because of my views, because I
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Speaker 6: was standing with Israel against terrorism. They actually the way
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Speaker 6: they were screaming at me. I had one girl screaming
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Speaker 6: allaho akbar in my face. They don't see you as
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Speaker 6: human anymore, And I think that is that's what we've lost.
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Speaker 6: We've always you know, campuses will always be in hotbeds
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Speaker 6: for political activism and debate, and that's how it should be.
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Speaker 6: But now this is not activism. It is actually just hate,
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Speaker 6: and it's all about spreading hate and shutting down anybody
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Speaker 6: that disagrees with you and dehumanizing them. And I just
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Speaker 6: I'm scared, to be honest about the future of our country.
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Speaker 6: The reality is a lot of the left wing political
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Speaker 6: leaders made their start on campus, like Albo, who is
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Speaker 6: a pro Palestine activist back in the day, and he
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Speaker 6: went on to become Prime minister. So where are these
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Speaker 6: pro Hamas students going to end up. Unfortunately, some of
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Speaker 6: them might end up running the country and then I
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Speaker 6: think Australia will be in a world of trouble and freya.
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Speaker 2: There's a precisely the type of people who preach love, tolerance, inclusion,
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Speaker 2: and yet they're filled with hate and bile. But who
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Speaker 2: are they? Are they the usual suspects who are in
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Speaker 2: every protest, whether it's Climate Change Australia Day, or is
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Speaker 2: there ones with Muslim backgrounds or are leading this movement.
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Speaker 6: So there are two groups of students leading this movement.
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Speaker 6: One group is that same professional activist student body who
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Speaker 6: are in the tenth year of their arts degree and
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Speaker 6: constantly out at Sydney UNI trying to enlist an indoctrinate
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Speaker 6: poor first years into tearing down Western civilization and joining
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Speaker 6: the INTEROFATA. So it's unsurprising that Chickens for KFC showed
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Speaker 6: up last night. But the other group that was there
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Speaker 6: were the Sydney University Muslim Students Association. That's the other
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Speaker 6: group that was also behind the encampment and now leaving
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Speaker 6: this charge against Israel at Sydney UNI. And so what
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Speaker 6: is very interesting is it's a very unholy alliance between
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Speaker 6: those two groups On the one hand, you have these
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Speaker 6: radical socialists who are you know, lgbt qia plus socialists,
19:51
Speaker 6: huge lefties, extremely ultra progressive, and then you have girls
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Speaker 6: in burkers who believe in Sharia law and subscribe to
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Speaker 6: very very conservative Islamic views, and they're kind of coming
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Speaker 6: together on this, which is totally bizarre. But I will
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Speaker 6: say I think the alliance, at least at USIF is
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Speaker 6: starting to fracture. So last night all of the socialists
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Speaker 6: were in the main auditorium where I spoke, and all
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Speaker 6: the Muslims in the Muslim Students part of the Muslim
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Speaker 6: Students Association were in a chemistry building on the other
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Speaker 6: side of campus, only linked up by zoom. So increasingly
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Speaker 6: we're starting there might be split away.
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Speaker 2: Perhaps there might be some divisions, and I'm sure we'll
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Speaker 2: end all end in tiers. But for the time being
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Speaker 2: they formed an alliance and they share a common enemy,
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Speaker 2: which is pro Australia, pro Western civilization, pro Israel. Freileich.
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Speaker 2: Thank you for the good work you do. You're very courageous.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for your time tonight. Thank you reach still to
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Speaker 2: come left is losing it and will fact check the
21:04
Speaker 2: Democrat's latest lie about jd Vance, welcome back. Now it's
21:17
Speaker 2: time for left is losing it. So the same media
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Speaker 2: that for close to four years called a Kamala Harris ineffective, unpopular,
21:26
Speaker 2: and a major liability for the Biden White House is
21:29
Speaker 2: now telling you that she's enormously competent and a popular leader.
21:35
Speaker 2: And it's clear they also have their DNC talking points
21:38
Speaker 2: on her running mate. Tim Walls, the socialist Minnesota governor,
21:43
Speaker 2: is not some hard left radical, no, no, no, He's
21:46
Speaker 2: a cuddly warrior.
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Speaker 7: What does Walls bring to this?
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Speaker 2: He's cuddly and cuddly, cuddly, cuddly.
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Speaker 1: I think she went for maybe a little bit more
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Speaker 1: of a cudly choice.
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Speaker 5: Tell us more about like the texture of the man.
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Speaker 5: He seems to almost hapatomakel in his eyes.
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Speaker 2: Tim Wolff is the opposite of weird. Tim Walpa's American.
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Speaker 5: He sounds like, you know, a football coach.
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Speaker 3: He's a hunter who you could visit with at the
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Speaker 3: hardware store and a dictionary.
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Speaker 1: If you had weird and anti weird, you'd have Tim
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Speaker 1: Waltz's picture there.
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Speaker 8: I bet knows how to make a good hot dishcost We're.
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Speaker 2: All very down to earth.
22:16
Speaker 1: It's his authenticity.
22:17
Speaker 9: After the communicator, the word joy came up a lot.
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Speaker 2: He's joyful, he seems happy.
22:23
Speaker 5: A happy, go lucky warrior.
22:24
Speaker 3: And he's happy and a happy warriors, A joyful warrior.
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Speaker 10: He is one happy warrior, a happy warrior.
22:30
Speaker 2: He's cuddly, he's happy. He's a warrior. But I wonder
22:35
Speaker 2: is he affable with a folksy vibe?
22:39
Speaker 1: Reliable? Definitely affable.
22:41
Speaker 3: He is an extremely affable individual, very affable, plain speaking
22:45
Speaker 3: way of folksy vibe, is folksy idea.
22:48
Speaker 10: Terrific vibe, ViBe's election kind of.
22:50
Speaker 2: A folksy guy. Yes, I know what you're thinking, But
22:54
Speaker 2: surely they won't describe the most far left governor in
22:58
Speaker 2: the country, who put tampons in boys bathrooms, who backed
23:01
Speaker 2: BLM riots, who gave driver's licenses to legal immigrants, and
23:05
Speaker 2: vow to provide ladders to help them climb over any
23:09
Speaker 2: border wall that Trump builds. Surely no one will describe
23:13
Speaker 2: this radical as a safe moderate choice. The idea that
23:17
Speaker 2: Tim Walls is some lefty is just not true.
23:20
Speaker 11: I don't think either of them are.
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Speaker 7: Bernie Sanders progressive a rather safe pick.
23:24
Speaker 11: I think a safe pick the safe choice, and this
23:26
Speaker 11: is a do no harm.
23:27
Speaker 1: They do no harm. He's just more of a vanilla pick.
23:30
Speaker 8: Those outside of Pittsburgh loves Tim Walls, so talk about
23:35
Speaker 8: loss the.
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Speaker 2: Walls, Yes Wolls, Joe Woles. And while we're on Joe
23:41
Speaker 2: and Meeker and their god awful MSNBC show, let's have
23:44
Speaker 2: a look at this embarrassing bit of groveling and hero
23:48
Speaker 2: worship from Mike Barnacle. Get your buckets ready, is about
23:52
Speaker 2: to deliver some sickly sweet hyperbole.
23:56
Speaker 8: Watching the Coach and I'm going to call him the
23:58
Speaker 8: coach from now intol election. Watching the Coach yesterday and
24:02
Speaker 8: watching the Vice President yesterday, it was mesmerizing in the
24:08
Speaker 8: sense that it's been a while since I've seen a
24:11
Speaker 8: rally like that, either on TV or in person, and
24:15
Speaker 8: watching it, you could just sense the power in the hall,
24:20
Speaker 8: and it was the power of joy, the power of laughter,
24:24
Speaker 8: the power of hope for the future. It's been a
24:27
Speaker 8: long time since any aspect of American politics has put
24:31
Speaker 8: a smile on anyone's face, and these two people yesterday
24:36
Speaker 8: managed to put a smile on the nation's face.
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Speaker 2: Mesmerizing, joyful, put a smile on the nation's face. Let's
24:45
Speaker 2: have a look at Harris and Wolves together.
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Speaker 9: Evening, good evening.
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Speaker 1: Evening, everyone, good evening.
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Speaker 12: Evening.
25:06
Speaker 2: Oh dear, let's end Left is losing it with the
25:09
Speaker 2: hilarious Tim Dillon and his unique analysis on why Kamala
25:13
Speaker 2: Harris is the perfect candidate.
25:16
Speaker 1: That's right, that's right.
25:24
Speaker 11: This is the campaign.
25:25
Speaker 1: These are the policies.
25:27
Speaker 7: These are this is what you're gonna get.
25:30
Speaker 1: These are the policies.
25:32
Speaker 7: This is what you're voting. You're voting for this. They
25:34
Speaker 7: have their perfect candidate, half Indian, half black, attractive woman,
25:39
Speaker 7: every billionaire on earth. This is if you were going
25:43
Speaker 7: to build a robot in a lab that would be
25:46
Speaker 7: secretly controlled by billionaires, it is Kamala Harris. If Kamala
25:50
Speaker 7: Harris did not exist, billionaires would have to invent her.
25:55
Speaker 7: Half Indian, half black, attractive woman child.
26:00
Speaker 12: She's a career.
26:03
Speaker 7: Or should I say bish bish Kamala Harris would have
26:08
Speaker 7: to be invented if she did not already exist. She
26:13
Speaker 7: is hollow in the best way, meaning certain people, when
26:18
Speaker 7: they are hollow, there is something deeply uneasy about them,
26:22
Speaker 7: because some of them would want to not to be hollow.
26:26
Speaker 7: There is some humanity in them that is trying to escape.
26:30
Speaker 7: Kamala is so at home with her hollowness. She has
26:34
Speaker 7: been eaten by ambition. It is stage four. It has
26:36
Speaker 7: gone to the brain. It is that laughter, It is
26:41
Speaker 7: that kind of She is perfectly comfortable with being used
26:48
Speaker 7: as a tool by other people and.
26:51
Speaker 2: Will have plenty more if he's losing of content with
26:54
Speaker 2: my next guess, and let's start with the Republican vice
26:57
Speaker 2: presidential candidate JD. Vance doing the media's job for them
27:01
Speaker 2: and approaching air force to to demand Kamala Harris answers
27:04
Speaker 2: some questions for a change. Meanwhile, his Democrat counterpart, Teiam
27:09
Speaker 2: Walls repeated a disgusting and verifyiabale lie that the left
27:14
Speaker 2: has been pushing about JD. Vans. They claim that he
27:18
Speaker 2: wrote in his book He'll Billy elg that he had
27:21
Speaker 2: sex with a couch. Of course that is untrue, but
27:25
Speaker 2: hasn't stopped Governor Walls foruma referencing that lie.
27:29
Speaker 10: And I got to tell you, I can't wait to
27:32
Speaker 10: debate the guy, that is, if he's willing to get
27:38
Speaker 10: off the couch and show up.
27:39
Speaker 1: So you see what I did there?
27:46
Speaker 2: See what I did there? He asks, proud of himself,
27:49
Speaker 2: my gosh joining me now as guy and his contributed
27:51
Speaker 2: coach of Gata. Why why would he push such an
27:57
Speaker 2: ugly and trashy and obvious lie. And if Republican did that,
28:04
Speaker 2: I would say the media would come down on them
28:07
Speaker 2: like a ton of breaks. But there's been really not
28:10
Speaker 2: much a response to.
28:12
Speaker 13: That none, just part of the media cover as we
28:16
Speaker 13: will see and continue to see in this election. I
28:18
Speaker 13: don't think he's going to repeat it because it didn't land.
28:20
Speaker 13: That would be my guest. I don't think we're going
28:22
Speaker 13: to hear that one again from him, But it goes
28:24
Speaker 13: to the bigger point of their strategy. So in any campaign,
28:27
Speaker 13: it's always about likability of the candidates and capability of
28:30
Speaker 13: the candidates, and you kind of have to hit them
28:32
Speaker 13: at both, and we're just seeing it's really really clear
28:34
Speaker 13: in this campaign both Kama Harris and now Tim Walls
28:38
Speaker 13: are just going for the likability thing, and they're trying
28:40
Speaker 13: to frame Trump advance as weird or whatever other words
28:44
Speaker 13: are going to come up with, and they're not going
28:46
Speaker 13: after the record or the policy prescriptions because that's where
28:48
Speaker 13: they're weak. And I think the challenge for the other
28:50
Speaker 13: side is going to be to counter that likability attack vector,
28:53
Speaker 13: but also go back to focusing on the record, because
28:56
Speaker 13: there's a lot of fodder there on the first one.
28:58
Speaker 13: I think that first clip you played from jay Ebounds
29:00
Speaker 13: was what the kids call a boss move where he
29:02
Speaker 13: went there and like forreced criticized the media and criticized
29:05
Speaker 13: Carmol ruled into one and that thirty second clip that
29:07
Speaker 13: has gone viral.
29:08
Speaker 2: It shocks me that she still hasn't done an interview.
29:13
Speaker 2: She's not going to cop hard questions. She can select
29:17
Speaker 2: the interviewer. She knows they're going to just be asking
29:19
Speaker 2: her about what an amazing candidate cheese and how she's
29:22
Speaker 2: going to unite the country and you know, talk about
29:26
Speaker 2: being the first black woman Indian woman to be running
29:30
Speaker 2: for president. So she knows that questions are going to be.
29:33
Speaker 5: Pretty soft and still won't do it.
29:35
Speaker 2: And she still won't do it. She will not leave
29:38
Speaker 2: the prepared statements the autoqueue.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, it really is interesting, and I guess it goes
29:43
Speaker 13: to that that maybe it's on some level it is
29:45
Speaker 13: a lack of confidence and even with the very trustee
29:47
Speaker 13: media that as you see, will give herself paule questions
29:50
Speaker 13: She just doesn't want to take any risk of piercing
29:53
Speaker 13: the veil of that likability that she's riding high on now.
29:56
Speaker 13: For all those reasons, and since she came into this
29:58
Speaker 13: position with only one hundred days left now ninety days
30:00
Speaker 13: left to go, there is a strategy that says she'll
30:02
Speaker 13: run out the clock and avoid it altogether.
30:04
Speaker 2: Which he can have a honeymoon that lasts that long,
30:08
Speaker 2: and I think she's counting on that now. This is
30:10
Speaker 2: far more serious for the Democrats than lies about couches.
30:15
Speaker 2: The issue of stolen valor has been raised in relation
30:18
Speaker 2: to Tim Wolls. Questions are swirling around his military record.
30:22
Speaker 2: The Minnesota National Guard is disputing his military biography, saying
30:26
Speaker 2: he did not hold the rank of command sergeant major
30:29
Speaker 2: at the time of his retirement, which came very conveniently
30:33
Speaker 2: kosher just before it was due to be deployed to Iraq.
30:37
Speaker 2: This is an issue people care about. If you are
30:40
Speaker 2: willing to lie or over egg something like this and
30:45
Speaker 2: says something about your character.
30:47
Speaker 5: It's huge.
30:47
Speaker 13: This actually is potentially a massive landmine. In the US,
30:52
Speaker 13: probably the most revered institution is the military, and especially
30:55
Speaker 13: if you served in an active combat zone, which for
30:58
Speaker 13: the last twenty to thirty years, and it's just something
31:01
Speaker 13: that you don't sort of embellishing. Taking more credit that
31:05
Speaker 13: you were in harm's way in the line of fire
31:07
Speaker 13: literally is something.
31:08
Speaker 5: It violates every code.
31:10
Speaker 13: And there, and it's just again such a revered institution
31:12
Speaker 13: that people even who didn't serve in the military don't
31:15
Speaker 13: take kindly to it. He did serve in the National
31:17
Speaker 13: Guard for twenty four years, so that's good.
31:20
Speaker 5: That is an honorable record. He should stick with that.
31:22
Speaker 13: But there is video footage coming out of where he's
31:24
Speaker 13: used words a clean that he was actually in Afghanistan
31:27
Speaker 13: and the line of fire, and that will not age well. However,
31:30
Speaker 13: it is also important to remember for the other side
31:33
Speaker 13: that he is at the bottom of a ticket, so
31:35
Speaker 13: there is I think a limitation to how much that'll
31:37
Speaker 13: damage the whole thing. And they again need to just
31:39
Speaker 13: not get distracted with us too much and keep their
31:41
Speaker 13: eyes trained on top of the ticket and all of
31:43
Speaker 13: Kama's many vulnerabilities.
31:45
Speaker 2: Well, this is an issue that is going to come
31:48
Speaker 2: up in the debates, I think the vice presidential debates
31:51
Speaker 2: in particular, because we know JD. Vance did serve he
31:53
Speaker 2: was boots on the ground in the battlefield and yet
31:57
Speaker 2: FORMUS veker Nancy Plosi question whether he'd been in combat.
32:01
Speaker 2: Gedi Vance has criticized him as never having been in combat.
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Speaker 11: Has he has?
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Speaker 6: He?
32:08
Speaker 2: Well, has Jeddie Vance been in combat?
32:10
Speaker 5: Well, I think he.
32:11
Speaker 2: Was over in Iraq? I think, Oh goodness, may I
32:14
Speaker 2: can't believe some of the things she said during this interview.
32:16
Speaker 2: It's always about projection with the left. And Nancy also
32:21
Speaker 2: has revealed that Joe Biden is not speaking with her
32:25
Speaker 2: since she encouraged him to step down from the twenty
32:28
Speaker 2: twenty four race.
32:29
Speaker 5: Have you spoken a President Biden since he dropped out?
32:32
Speaker 2: Nola Hanah, do you hope to?
32:35
Speaker 5: Yes?
32:36
Speaker 2: I hope too.
32:37
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, is everything okay with your relationship?
32:41
Speaker 2: You'd have to ask him, but I hope. I think
32:43
Speaker 2: we know why she made those absurd calls for him
32:46
Speaker 2: to be added to Matt Rushmore like Biden up there
32:49
Speaker 2: with Jefferson and Washington, she played a not insignificant part
32:55
Speaker 2: in this quiet coup that has installed Kamala Harris.
32:59
Speaker 5: Yes, she was quite see there.
33:00
Speaker 13: I think I call it the coup sandwich, where up
33:03
Speaker 13: until the point where it was obvious that something had
33:06
Speaker 13: to be done because he was cratering Briton, was cretering
33:08
Speaker 13: with the Democrat base. She always was playing nice and
33:11
Speaker 13: was being supportive of him outwardly whenever asked, and many
33:14
Speaker 13: clips about that. Then the moment came and you're right.
33:16
Speaker 13: She is reportedly one of the key figures in the
33:19
Speaker 13: mutiny that the party staged against him. And then she
33:21
Speaker 13: she's closing the sandwich with Mount Rushmore and re effusive things,
33:25
Speaker 13: and I think that's all part of the strategy. She
33:26
Speaker 13: knows exactly what she's doing on the first piece. I
33:29
Speaker 13: mean she stumped Andrea Mitchell there about the service with
33:32
Speaker 13: Jade Vans. What she's doing and others are doing, is
33:34
Speaker 13: they're trying to segregate between paratroopers, soldiers, artillery men who
33:39
Speaker 13: actually are carrying weapons and fighting opposition versus those who
33:42
Speaker 13: are in other roles like doctors, lawyers, communications specialists, which
33:46
Speaker 13: is what Jade Vance was. So she's trying to draw
33:48
Speaker 13: that distinction. But the point is he was in the
33:50
Speaker 13: battlefield and any bomb could be dropped on any base
33:53
Speaker 13: at any time for people regardless of what role you're
33:55
Speaker 13: in versus design.
33:58
Speaker 2: He was in in pairs along with his fellow soldiers,
34:04
Speaker 2: he was a marine, wasn't he He was a Yeah? And
34:06
Speaker 2: again you have to be pretty elite to be amongst
34:10
Speaker 2: the of the Marines. Now, the Democrats have been pushing
34:16
Speaker 2: this line, particularly about JD. Vance, but also Republicans in general,
34:20
Speaker 2: calling them weird. This weird line has really taken hold,
34:25
Speaker 2: and the Trump campaign has used that very word to
34:28
Speaker 2: attack Harris's vice presidential pick, Tim Walls. Let's have a
34:32
Speaker 2: look at the ad.
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Speaker 12: Well, it could be weirder than signing a bill and
34:35
Speaker 12: the law that requires schools to stop tampons in boys' bathrooms,
34:40
Speaker 12: or weirder than signing legislation allowing miners to receive sex
34:45
Speaker 12: change operations. Try electing the man who signed those bills
34:50
Speaker 12: vice president of the United States. Enter Chief Weirdo.
34:54
Speaker 9: Tim Walls as governor of Minnesota while supported legislation dangerous miners,
35:01
Speaker 9: hurts women, and puts radical ideology ahead of common sense.
35:06
Speaker 9: Now Karmala wants Walls to enforce those laws on a
35:10
Speaker 9: national scale. Tim Walls, too weird, too radical.
35:17
Speaker 2: Too weird, too radical, Chief Weirdo. They've taken that word
35:21
Speaker 2: and run with it. And I think I know you
35:24
Speaker 2: said wolves is weep, So it's really Kamala's got to
35:28
Speaker 2: be that their focus of the Republicans campaign. But the
35:32
Speaker 2: fact that she has picked this radically left running mate
35:36
Speaker 2: given her record is very left leaning, the moster left
35:40
Speaker 2: leaning senator I think it was judged in twenty nineteen.
35:45
Speaker 2: That says something. And some of the things he has backed,
35:49
Speaker 2: like putting sanitary products in boys bathrooms in fourth graders,
35:55
Speaker 2: are giving access to really quite irreverse treatments for very
36:01
Speaker 2: young people who think they're in the wrong body, also
36:04
Speaker 2: giving drivers licenses to legal immigrants. I mean that has
36:08
Speaker 2: got to hurt the Democrats coming up into the introduction.
36:12
Speaker 13: The two places where the VP pick does matter is
36:15
Speaker 13: one is exactly what you said. It's a reflection of
36:17
Speaker 13: the thinking and judgment of the top of the ticket,
36:19
Speaker 13: So it is sort of a mirror back to Kamla,
36:21
Speaker 13: who made that decision for various reasons reportedly. And then
36:26
Speaker 13: the other cardinal rule they say with the VP is
36:28
Speaker 13: whoever you pick, you know, the upside historically doesn't show
36:32
Speaker 13: that they necessarily help carry a particular state or of geography,
36:35
Speaker 13: but the downside does, so it has to be someone
36:37
Speaker 13: who does no harm to your ticket.
36:39
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's a lot there.
36:40
Speaker 13: To your point where his positions on record, because he's
36:43
Speaker 13: a sitting governor and he was sitting congressman before that
36:46
Speaker 13: are very much to the left of the central gravity
36:48
Speaker 13: of the country.
36:49
Speaker 5: It really is. And so that is going to come out.
36:51
Speaker 13: All that stuff that they're playing and the weird word,
36:54
Speaker 13: I guess they're just you know, doing a turn about it.
36:56
Speaker 2: The media again is trying to rebrandem of some sort
36:59
Speaker 2: of safe centrist no recent choice. I just played a
37:03
Speaker 2: clip of MSNBCC and nabs all of them parroshing this
37:09
Speaker 2: line that no, no, this is a safe pick. It's
37:12
Speaker 2: not a radical lefty at all. Now, we spoke yesterday
37:15
Speaker 2: about Walls's staunch support for the Black Lives of Matter
37:19
Speaker 2: movement that saw much of Minneapolis descend into chaos as
37:23
Speaker 2: protesters ran right, and he never really backed away from that.
37:28
Speaker 2: Here he is in twenty twenty one, suggesting no remorse
37:32
Speaker 2: for the rights that he encouraged and sticking up for
37:37
Speaker 2: the protesters, for the writers, saying they should be listened to.
37:41
Speaker 10: And those people on the streets, many of whom were arrested,
37:45
Speaker 10: were speaking a fundamental truth that we must change. We
37:49
Speaker 10: will be right back here again. Communities need to be heard.
37:53
Speaker 10: They're frustrated, not just out on the streets and say
37:55
Speaker 10: why are you doing that? Because they're not being heard.
37:58
Speaker 10: They're demanding that these be made. They told us last year,
38:02
Speaker 10: change cash bail, change how you do traffic stops. It
38:06
Speaker 10: didn't happen, and look what we got.
38:07
Speaker 2: Let's play some footage of what they did to his
38:11
Speaker 2: city to stay. Let's have a look at Minneapolis after
38:14
Speaker 2: the BLM mostly peaceful riots protests that he can't condemn
38:20
Speaker 2: that that he says they should be listened to and
38:23
Speaker 2: it's our fault for not listening last year. I think
38:25
Speaker 2: that sells you precisely where he stands.
38:29
Speaker 13: I think it's going to come back to hon him
38:30
Speaker 13: and by extension her in the ticket because the mood
38:33
Speaker 13: of the country is very different and it's changed.
38:35
Speaker 5: It is much more proline order right now. This isn't
38:37
Speaker 5: going to age.
38:37
Speaker 2: Well, No, not at all. Kosher Gata, thank you so
38:40
Speaker 2: much for your time tonight. Thank you still to come.
38:42
Speaker 2: Terrorists target little girls at a Tailor Swift concert and
38:46
Speaker 2: Kate's friends give a rare update on her cancer treatment.
38:59
Speaker 2: You're watching the Rider Paney Show. Joining me now is
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Speaker 2: entertainment and royal reporter Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, let's start with
39:07
Speaker 2: some serious news. Three Taylor Swift concerts scheduled to take
39:10
Speaker 2: place in Austria this week have been canceled after police
39:13
Speaker 2: uncovered at terra plot to attack concert goers at Vienna's
39:18
Speaker 2: Ernst Happle Stadium. Arrests have been made after police raided
39:22
Speaker 2: a number of homes and found various chemicals and substances.
39:27
Speaker 2: Austria's Director General for Public Safety said actions were detected
39:33
Speaker 2: and concrete threat was averted, which is fantastic news because
39:38
Speaker 2: this reminds you of what happened at that Ariana Grande
39:44
Speaker 2: concert in twenty seventeen in the UK and the horrific
39:50
Speaker 2: carnage there. But what's this going to mean for the
39:55
Speaker 2: rest of her tour? Is she going to cancel her
39:57
Speaker 2: Austrian shows completely?
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Speaker 11: I mean, you also have to remember that Taylor even
40:03
Speaker 11: said after the Ariana Grande incident that she was completely
40:08
Speaker 11: terrified to tour. So I can't imagine I am hearing
40:13
Speaker 11: that this is a very hard time for her. She
40:16
Speaker 11: is devastated at the thought of putting her fans in danger.
40:19
Speaker 11: Taylor sincerely loves them, especially the smallest fans, those itty
40:23
Speaker 11: bitty fans that love her so much. She is still
40:26
Speaker 11: reeling from the Southport knife attack. She has yet to
40:30
Speaker 11: process the loss of those three beautiful little girls be injured,
40:35
Speaker 11: and she's feeling overwhelmed by the evil in this world.
40:38
Speaker 11: We're all very grateful that it wasn't like the Ariana
40:41
Speaker 11: Grande concert. Twenty two people dead, including children in over
40:44
Speaker 11: one thousand injured. Obviously, the government made an incredible discovery here,
40:51
Speaker 11: and we're so grateful for them, and they saved lives.
40:54
Speaker 11: I do think it's going to take Taylor some time
40:56
Speaker 11: to process this and figure out how she wants to
40:59
Speaker 11: move forward, because honestly, I feel like she is frightened
41:03
Speaker 11: right now.
41:06
Speaker 2: Now, let's talk about Serena Williams. She's got fact checked
41:11
Speaker 2: online after she winged and whined claiming that she was
41:16
Speaker 2: denied serviced at a Paris restaurant. Her tweet calling out
41:20
Speaker 2: the Peninsula Hotel got a note that clarified she was
41:25
Speaker 2: not denied service to the hotel's rooftop like she claimed, Rather,
41:29
Speaker 2: the restaurant was fully booked, but the tweet is still up.
41:34
Speaker 2: She doesn't seem to be embarrassed by this. I just
41:36
Speaker 2: don't think it's a very good look to have someone
41:40
Speaker 2: as famous and privileged as her complaining about not getting
41:45
Speaker 2: special treatment at It's the Olympics, it's Paris. Those sort
41:49
Speaker 2: of venues are going to be full.
41:52
Speaker 5: You're right.
41:53
Speaker 11: I think anyone that is voluntarily friends with Megan Markle
41:55
Speaker 11: is shameless. So I agree the tweet should have come
41:57
Speaker 11: down by now. But also this is a it's like
42:00
Speaker 11: first world problems get a grip. Terrorists are attacking children,
42:04
Speaker 11: people are shooting at world leaders. Worry about the future
42:06
Speaker 11: for your child instead of being angry and Paris. It's
42:10
Speaker 11: really hard to relate to her right now.
42:14
Speaker 2: She is she yeah, And I remember at the I
42:16
Speaker 2: think was the SP's where she made some snight remarks
42:21
Speaker 2: about NFL player and I don't know, they's just a
42:26
Speaker 2: I think we need her to be playing more tennis.
42:28
Speaker 2: She seems to be in a much better mood when
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Speaker 2: she's playing the game. Now, let's talk about the Royals.
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Speaker 2: Sources close to Princess Catherine have told The Daily Beast
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Speaker 2: her cancer treatment is going well and her family is
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Speaker 2: optimistic about the future, but her brush with mortality has
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Speaker 2: made her make some readjustments in her life. Is this
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Speaker 2: the same information you're hearing, Kinsey.
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Speaker 11: Yes, I have absolutely heard that the Princess of Wales
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Speaker 11: is feeling peaceful, grateful for every day she gets to
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Speaker 11: spend with her children, and there is really no room
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Speaker 11: for drama in her life right now. They're saying that
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Speaker 11: she's in such a good space that we will likely
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Speaker 11: she's going to likely continue to maintain this much lower
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Speaker 11: profile with less public engagements, even after her expected full recovery.
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Speaker 11: A friend told The Daily Beast, when it comes to
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Speaker 11: Kate's health, it's not over.
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Speaker 8: You know.
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Speaker 11: She is still going through chemotherapy, but there is lots
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Speaker 11: of optimism and a lot of positivity and she just
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Speaker 11: wants to focus on the good and focus on her babies.
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Speaker 11: But I just the kind of worst part of that
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Speaker 11: article is they do say that the King is doing
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Speaker 11: a magnificent job of fighting his cancer but is still
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Speaker 11: very much unwell, And the fact that the King is
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Speaker 11: unwell has made Kate focus on the fact that she
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Speaker 11: might only have a few more years of freedom. So
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Speaker 11: I mean, read between the lines there that's kind of
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Speaker 11: concerning about the King's health.
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Speaker 2: Yes, then her family, it's not only going to be
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Speaker 2: the husband being King, but she'll be preparing her eldest
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Speaker 2: son for that role and the pressure of that in
44:13
Speaker 2: itself would be quite significant. Meanwhile, we've got Harry and
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Speaker 2: Meghan doing more tell All interviews. We talked about the
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Speaker 2: one with CBS, which was to plug their latest campaign
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Speaker 2: to help parents protect their children from online bullying. It's
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Speaker 2: a very good cause, I've got to say, but is
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Speaker 2: it a tat ironic to have Meghan fronting this campaign
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Speaker 2: given the allegations of bullying levels at her personally during
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Speaker 2: her time at the Palace and also on the set
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Speaker 2: of Suits There was some disquite there, and then she's
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Speaker 2: really quite good friends and it has never criticized the
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Speaker 2: likes of say Chrissy Teagan, who is well renowned as
44:55
Speaker 2: a bit of an online troll. There's a record of
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Speaker 2: her bullying teen ages online and even telling one to
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Speaker 2: kill herself.
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Speaker 11: I mean, don't forget Ellen Degenerous. Ellen lost her entire
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Speaker 11: talk show over bully allegations. There were also the allegations
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Speaker 11: in Tom Bower's book of Megan being nasty to some
45:18
Speaker 11: the production on a photography shoot she was doing for
45:21
Speaker 11: a retail store that she had a collaboration with and
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Speaker 11: Serena Williams being a bully in Paris over not being
45:29
Speaker 11: able to get a seat at a restaurant. So I
45:31
Speaker 11: do think that that she's not the right person to
45:34
Speaker 11: front this. I'm with you, what an incredible organization. I
45:37
Speaker 11: really I'm glad that it exists. They could put the
45:41
Speaker 11: parents out there that have lost their children to front
45:43
Speaker 11: it and to be the voices that are much needed
45:46
Speaker 11: in a really lonely world that I imagine.
45:51
Speaker 2: Now Katie Perry is copying some criticism she's got to
45:55
Speaker 2: comeback underway. She's had a first child, celebrate her fortieth birthday,
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Speaker 2: but this comeback is being panned as a midlife crisis.
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Speaker 2: Is that fair? I mean to though, would a bloke
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Speaker 2: be copying this sort of treatment?
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Speaker 11: You know what, Normally I would very much defend her.
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Speaker 11: I love Katy Perry, but she's gone all in on
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Speaker 11: Kamala Harris. So I'm like, okay, girl, you need to
46:23
Speaker 11: set this one out. I mean, using her song first
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Speaker 11: of it's a Woman's World. Trying to use her woman
46:29
Speaker 11: It's a Woman's World song to promote Kamala. You worked
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Speaker 11: with doctor Luke on that song, who Kasha has accused
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Speaker 11: of sexual assault, Like, is it really a woman's world,
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Speaker 11: Katy Perry when you're working.
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Speaker 2: With the accused?
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Speaker 11: So I just I think that she has all sorts
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Speaker 11: of backwards right now. She's really struggling to find her path.
46:49
Speaker 11: She set out for too long and was a judge
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Speaker 11: on American Idol, and I just don't think she knows
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Speaker 11: what's cool or relevant anymore. She needs to hang out
46:55
Speaker 11: with she needs to spend some more time on TikTok.
46:57
Speaker 11: I guess lose a few brain cells, but maybe she'd
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Speaker 11: have a better understanding of what's today.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's been her talent in the past, reinventing herself,
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Speaker 2: coming up with some sort of a gimmick that speaks
47:11
Speaker 2: to the kids and that. But yeah, maybe that becomes
47:15
Speaker 2: progressively harder as you get older. The musician Jack Black
47:20
Speaker 2: is also an actor. Used to be universally loved until
47:23
Speaker 2: he got all political. Remember he did that fundraiser for
47:27
Speaker 2: Joe Biden just before they removed him from a running
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Speaker 2: for president again. And his band Tenacious D is well,
47:37
Speaker 2: they're not touring anymore. They all fell apart after his
47:40
Speaker 2: bandmate Kyle Gas made some ugly comments about the assassination
47:45
Speaker 2: attempt against Donald Trump. He's saying Jack Black is saying
47:50
Speaker 2: the band will come back. Tenacious D will be back
47:53
Speaker 2: when it feels right. I've never bought this story. I
47:58
Speaker 2: just can't imagine Black blowing his band up over one
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Speaker 2: ugly comment, which, frankly, let's be honest, is fairly common
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Speaker 2: place amongst the left, particularly the celebrity celebrity left. What's
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Speaker 2: really happening with Tenacious Day and Jack Black?
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Speaker 11: I think that instant reaction. This was right after the
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Speaker 11: assassination attempt, and his bandmate said next time, I hope
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Speaker 11: they don't miss or something horrific like that. I'm telling you, Rita,
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Speaker 11: everything in the state's changed. When Joe Biden dropped out.
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Speaker 11: Everyone just decided to pretend like there wasn't an assassination
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Speaker 11: attempt and we haven't been erasing women, you know, Like
48:38
Speaker 11: I just I feel like everything has changed since since
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Speaker 11: Joe Biden dropped out, and it's now just gung ho
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Speaker 11: about Kamala and there's no conversation anymore about this horrific
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Speaker 11: moment that should be, you know, seared in our minds.
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Speaker 2: Kinsey Schofield, thank you for your time tonight, and that's
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Speaker 2: it for me. I'll see you tomorrow and I for
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Speaker 2: lift it at nine point thirty and up next to
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Speaker 2: his new slash