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The Rita Panahi Show | 2 December · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scy lis Oscodia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Reader Paney Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panehy Show. Coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight, the Anti Australia Day campaign starts early. We
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Speaker 3: will look at the latest attacks against the national holiday,
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Speaker 3: the bizarre antiques of Victorian MPs, as the state faces
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Speaker 3: and energy and debt crisis. I'll speak to Dan Wild
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Speaker 3: about that. Shortly. President Joe Biden Harden's son Hunter despite
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Speaker 3: promising he do no such thing. Alex Stein will join
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Speaker 3: me with the latest from the US. Also joining me tonight,
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Speaker 3: Kinsey Schofield and Clarkson Lawson makes his Sky News debut.
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Speaker 3: You're going to love him and your favorite segment in
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Speaker 3: mine left. He's losing it.
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Speaker 4: So you want to get back at your dad provoting
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Speaker 4: for Donald Trump. Do your pumpkin. I have a great
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Speaker 4: idea show up to Thanksgiving with the chef Tad and
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Speaker 4: see what happens.
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Speaker 3: Let's bring in Deputy Executive Director at the IPA, Dan
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Speaker 3: While Dan a women's rights activist, a former Multicultural Affairs
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Speaker 3: Commissioner d Lal Smiley who has dismissed violence against women
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Speaker 3: during her master's October seven attacks denies Hezbela is a
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Speaker 3: terrorist organization. If she in fact wrote those of you
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Speaker 3: on this platform in a hurry to point out that
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Speaker 3: Hezbolla is a terrorist group, you are wrong. They are
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Speaker 3: a Lebanese army, yes, supported by Iran, just like Israeli
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Speaker 3: is supported by the US and other Western countries. She's also,
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Speaker 3: according to reports from the Herald Son excuse Palestinian children
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Speaker 3: calling for Jews to be stabbed. This character Dan has
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Speaker 3: been inducted into the twenty twenty four Women's Honor role
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Speaker 3: and Victorian Minister Gabrielle Williams has a role to play
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Speaker 3: in that honor being granted. What is going on in Victoria, Dan.
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Speaker 5: Exactly?
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Speaker 6: Reader.
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Speaker 5: I think it's another example of the Victorian government and
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Speaker 5: the elites in our society who have got this plainly wrong,
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Speaker 5: and the minister needs to intervene and reverse this decision.
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Speaker 5: The reality is that downplaying the atrocities work that were
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Speaker 5: committed on October the seventh has no place in our society.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 5: No one is saying that Israel is beyond criticism or
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Speaker 5: anything of that nature, but to deny that there were
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Speaker 5: there was mass violence committed on that day is just
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Speaker 5: beyond any common sense and so I think most Victorians
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Speaker 5: and most Australians look at this and they just wonder,
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Speaker 5: how can it happen? And how much longer is this
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Speaker 5: going to go on for? So you know, we need
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Speaker 5: leadership on this issue and sadly we're not getting it.
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Speaker 3: Now. Regarding the matter of the sexual assaults on October seventh,
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Speaker 3: Smiley told The Herald Son that while my common referred
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Speaker 3: to reports that state the lack of evidence found about
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Speaker 3: the rapes, I certainly condemn any acts of sexual violence
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Speaker 3: that may have occurred on seventh of October as crimes
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Speaker 3: against humanity. And we've got to point out here that
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Speaker 3: she is the CEO of an organization that is and
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Speaker 3: I quote committed to protecting children, young people and adults
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Speaker 3: from abuse in all its forms, including emotional, physical, and
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Speaker 3: sexual abuse. Now let's move on to the nation's second
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Speaker 3: biggest pub operator group, Australian Venue Company, banning Australia Day
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Speaker 3: celebrations at two hundred pubs and bars across the country
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Speaker 3: because the company's owners have decided dan that the day
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Speaker 3: causes sadness and hurt for some patrons. That's not been
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Speaker 3: the reaction they've got from several Indigenous leaders, including elder
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Speaker 3: Ian Hunter, who said the decision was condescending and that
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Speaker 3: it's the urban lefties, the white people that are pushing
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Speaker 3: for this, and Warren Mundine has also said the real
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Speaker 3: reason for the band is that they hate the country.
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Speaker 3: They hate Australians, they hate Australia and that's why they
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Speaker 3: do these sort of things. Now we're going to be
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Speaker 3: showing a list of every pub and club owned by
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Speaker 3: this lot. It's going to be on the screen. Dan.
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Speaker 3: The question is is a time that mainstream Australians, the
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Speaker 3: silent majority, stop spending their money with companies that hate
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Speaker 3: them or hate their values. We know from polling, we
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Speaker 3: know from discussions we have every single year that the
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Speaker 3: majority of Australians celebrate Australia Day. They want it on
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Speaker 3: January twenty sixth, and yet there's this relentless campaign to
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Speaker 3: paint the day as something ugly and harmful and something
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Speaker 3: to be ashamed of.
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Speaker 5: Well that's right, Yes, Australians should boycott the pubs that
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Speaker 5: refuse to celebrate Australia Day. I would say to Australians,
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Speaker 5: if you are going to have a couple of pints
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Speaker 5: on Australia to Day. Put your money behind the bar
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Speaker 5: of a family owned pub or an independent pub that
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Speaker 5: supports Australia Day and supports the twenty sixth of January
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Speaker 5: as our national day. This pub consortium is a foreign
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Speaker 5: owned by a private equity firm, So if you put
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Speaker 5: your money behind the bar there, you're making a foreign
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Speaker 5: corporate raider richer. So let's support pubs who do the
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Speaker 5: right thing. Australians are sick of this reader. Every single
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Speaker 5: year we're faced with this divisive debate by a small
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Speaker 5: minority of activists. You know, Australians haven't even finished buying
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Speaker 5: their Christmas presents yet and we're already talking about Australia Day.
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Speaker 5: As you identified, the vast majority of Australians, two thirds
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Speaker 5: of Australians want to celebrate Australia Day and they want
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Speaker 5: to do it on the twenty sixth of January. And
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Speaker 5: we've had a gut full of these woke corporates trying
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Speaker 5: to divide us. I would say that the CEO of
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Speaker 5: this pub group should have a chat to Brad Banducci,
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Speaker 5: the former and the keyword their former CEO of Woolworst
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Speaker 5: who tried to pull this stunt earlier this year to
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Speaker 5: see what happens when you mess with our national day.
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Speaker 5: He needs to reverse this decision or he needs to
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Speaker 5: resign immediately.
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Speaker 3: Well, you know what, he should also have a look
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Speaker 3: at the experience of bud Light in America, where they
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Speaker 3: basically decided that their customer base the mainstream, their values
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Speaker 3: were no longer relevant to them, and they went down
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Speaker 3: a very different road and didn't take long for a
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Speaker 3: billion dollars to be knocked off their market share because
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Speaker 3: people don't want to spend their money with companies that
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Speaker 3: promote divisive policies that are against their values. Like you've
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Speaker 3: put it so beautifully, Australians are absolutely sick of this
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Speaker 3: or a corporate stick to your knitting, stick to making
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Speaker 3: sure you're providing shareholder value, providing a good product or
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Speaker 3: service for your clients, taking care of your staff, not
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Speaker 3: engaging in this absolute nonsense. Dan turning our attention to
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Speaker 3: the energy crisis, and it's apparent in Australia and certainly
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Speaker 3: here in Victoria. We've got bill's skyrocketing, while reliability is plummeting,
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Speaker 3: the risk of blackouts is increasing. Meanwhile, we have labor
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Speaker 3: MPs carrying on like this in the Victorian Parliament. Let's
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Speaker 3: have a look at what Nina Taylor has had to say.
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Speaker 3: Look at the opposition currently have to mention sol No,
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Speaker 3: we can't have solar in this state.
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Speaker 7: Kevin forbid.
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Speaker 3: We might got some emissions, we might make a cleaner energy.
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Speaker 7: Look, look they hate it, they hate renewable energy.
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Speaker 3: Got the take batch. They are clearly renewable energy for it.
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Speaker 3: Because you really have to mention the.
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Speaker 7: Words solar, and they go off. They want to slay
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Speaker 7: Victoria exclusively to fossil fuel into eternity. We are doing
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Speaker 7: what we need to do to health Victorians on the
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Speaker 7: path of transition.
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Speaker 3: Look how they check up. They can't stand.
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Speaker 7: On one renewable energy project, got to prove under them,
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Speaker 7: just one.
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Speaker 3: What would they do if they got in the place.
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Speaker 3: They wouldn't get on board with those. Let's just be
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Speaker 3: really frank about that, Dan so much they could be
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Speaker 3: said right now, I'm not exactly sure what she's going
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Speaker 3: on about, because sadly, in this state the opposition is
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Speaker 3: as almost as hopeless as labor is when it comes
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Speaker 3: to energy policy, when it comes to gas exploration, when
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Speaker 3: it comes to targets being sent in fact the pursuit
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Speaker 3: or opposition fact emission targets that were even bigger than
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Speaker 3: the Albanese government.
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Speaker 5: Well, that's exactly right. I think Australians want solutions, not
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Speaker 5: finger pointing, and we're not getting solutions from our political lea.
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Speaker 5: As you point out in Victoria, there's been well over
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Speaker 5: ten to fifteen years of failure on energy policy on
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Speaker 5: both sides of politics, and that's why we have, as
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Speaker 5: you point out, skyrocketing energy prices because the baseload power
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Speaker 5: supplies from coal fire power have been decommissioned in the
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Speaker 5: name of net zero and emissions reduction policies, which make
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Speaker 5: no discernible difference to the climate, no discernible difference to
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Speaker 5: the environment, but they are causing significant economic harm right
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Speaker 5: across Australia, and we need our political leaders focused on
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Speaker 5: making sure that we have twenty four to seven three
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Speaker 5: sixty five baseload power that works. And you can get
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Speaker 5: that from coal, you can forget it from gas, or
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Speaker 5: you can get it from uranium, but you cannot get
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Speaker 5: it from wind and solar. They cannot power a twenty
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Speaker 5: first century industrial economy like Australia's. And I think it's
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Speaker 5: about time that our political leader's got the message and
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Speaker 5: got rid of the ideology out of our missions and
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Speaker 5: energy system.
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Speaker 3: Anyone with any semblance of sense knows that you don't
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Speaker 3: have to be a climate scientist, you don't have to
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Speaker 3: be an energy expert. You can just look at the
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Speaker 3: experience around the world. You can just look at the
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Speaker 3: basic facts about how renewable energy works and the storage
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Speaker 3: capacity we have and the costs, and know that the
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Speaker 3: path we're on is ruinous. And yet in this state
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Speaker 3: in particular, really there is no option for most Victorians
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Speaker 3: when they go to the polls because both major parties
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Speaker 3: have signed up to the same madness. There is dan
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Speaker 3: a rumored rift between Anthony Albanese and Tannia Plibersec with
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Speaker 3: Labor increasingly concerned about losing votes in Tasmania over two
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Speaker 3: lengthy environmental reviews which could doom the states one point
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Speaker 3: three billion dollar salmon industry. Federal Labor is beginning to
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Speaker 3: under a standw that this green tape is too costly,
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Speaker 3: it's too illogical, and it's being abused by the activists.
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Speaker 5: Well, that's exactly right. I think it's more than a
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Speaker 5: rumored rift. I think that this has been well known
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Speaker 5: in political circles for some time between the Prime Minister
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Speaker 5: and the Energy Environment Minister. Sorry, look, the reality is
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Speaker 5: that you know things are bad when even the Labor
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Speaker 5: government is starting to say that we've got too much
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Speaker 5: green tape. We know that they've pulled back on the
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Speaker 5: nature positive policies which would have created a massive new
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Speaker 5: green environmental bureaucracy in Canberra, and they've pulled back on
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Speaker 5: the Environment Protection Agency at least for now. And we'll
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Speaker 5: wait and see what happens if a minority government needs
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Speaker 5: to be formed at the next election. But the reality
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Speaker 5: is that these costs, these policies impose the biggest costs
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Speaker 5: on those exactly like the salmon industry in Tasmania, the
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Speaker 5: resources sector and on farmers. You know, the productive parts
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Speaker 5: of our economy are the ones that get hit hardest
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Speaker 5: by this unnecessary environmental regulation and green tape. So you know,
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Speaker 5: at the end of the day, we need to be
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Speaker 5: reducing regulation. Let's look at what's going to be happening
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Speaker 5: in the United States under the Trump administration. They'll be
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Speaker 5: reducing and cutting red tape very rapidly and we'll see
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Speaker 5: their economy grow. Yet in Australia. We seem to be
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Speaker 5: going in the opposite direction.
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Speaker 3: Now before you go, Dan, Donald Trump's borders aren't has
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Speaker 3: promised an investigation into the organizations and individuals who contribute
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Speaker 3: to the flow of illegal immigration through the US through
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Speaker 3: that southern border.
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Speaker 8: Have a listen, We'll going to be very transparent. We're
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Speaker 8: gonna get behaved. What do the United Nation have to
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Speaker 8: do with the whole border crisis? Who are in the administration,
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Speaker 8: the main administration? Open the doors on the humanitarian crisis?
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Speaker 8: What angls were involved in this. We're going to be
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Speaker 8: very transparent American people, and we're going to tell them
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Speaker 8: the truth what happened on this border. Again they design
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Speaker 8: We're going to let the American people or who was involved?
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Speaker 8: Why at home accountable.
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Speaker 3: It's Tom Homan there. He makes some excellent points there.
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Speaker 3: There are a lot of NGOs, a lot of the
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Speaker 3: taxpayer funds that are going to these bodies that are
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Speaker 3: actually facilitating their legal immigration crisis. Not just to the US,
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Speaker 3: but certainly it's apparent in Europe as well.
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Speaker 9: Yeah it is.
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Speaker 5: And you know, I don't think Trump's going to be
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Speaker 5: mucking around this time. He attempted to get the border
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Speaker 5: well built in his twenty sixteen administration, and part of
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Speaker 5: it was done, and certainly the illegal numbers came down
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Speaker 5: and then skyrocketed under Biden. I think there's an important
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Speaker 5: point to make here, which is that the illegal migrant
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Speaker 5: inflow into the United States is the consequence of policy decisions.
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Speaker 5: I mean, that could be basically stopped pretty close to
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Speaker 5: zero if there was a desire to do so. So
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Speaker 5: you know, we know this has been a deliberate undertaking
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Speaker 5: to open the borders and to allow however many millions
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Speaker 5: into the US unchecked, and I think Americans are just
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Speaker 5: sick of it. They want to have a situation where
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Speaker 5: you have secure borders, you know who's coming into your country,
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Speaker 5: that you have an orderly process. And of course we
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Speaker 5: all want to welcome migrants into our nations, but we
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Speaker 5: have to make sure that it's done in the proper way,
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Speaker 5: that it has to consent of the community, and that
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Speaker 5: it's not going to negatively affect the domestic economy or society.
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Speaker 5: So look, I don't think Trump's going to waste any
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Speaker 5: time in fixing this, and I think we'll see a
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Speaker 5: very rapid decline in the numbers who are illegally entering
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Speaker 5: the United States homeland, Dan Wild.
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Speaker 3: Thanks for your time. The post elections soul searching continues
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Speaker 3: in the US, and while there are many doubling down
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Speaker 3: on identity politics and advising the Democrats to lurch further left,
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Speaker 3: there are others like my next guest, content creator and
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Speaker 3: commentator Clarkson Lawson, who ale giving the shell shocked Dems
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Speaker 3: some sound advice. But are they listen.
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Speaker 10: I'm sorry, but did you guys actually think that a
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Speaker 10: working family was going to put your sexuality.
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Speaker 9: Over their grocery prices.
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Speaker 10: Being overly worried about social issues is a privilege.
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Speaker 9: It's a privilege.
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Speaker 10: If your vote is entirely based on social culture war issues,
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Speaker 10: you are a privileged person because the person who can
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Speaker 10: afford to eat is not giving a flying about whether
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Speaker 10: or not your kid can be put on blockers. Until
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Speaker 10: liberals get off of their moral high horse and stop
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Speaker 10: using politics to stroke their moral superiority complex, they will
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Speaker 10: continue to lose elections.
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Speaker 3: Clarxon Lawson joins me now from Tampa, Florida. Clarkson, you're
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Speaker 3: a liberal in the old sense of the word. People
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Speaker 3: will expect you to vote a certain way, to vote
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Speaker 3: for the Democrats. Tell me where did the Democrats lose
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Speaker 3: their way and lose people like yourself?
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Speaker 10: Well, I think the Democratic Party today and thank you
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Speaker 10: for having me, has become so focused on identity politics
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Speaker 10: and excuse me, fear mongering that people like me who
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Speaker 10: are rational and want to see you proposed solutions to
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Speaker 10: a lot of complex issues that are facing America right now,
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Speaker 10: we get turned off by it. You know, they get
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Speaker 10: on stage and they fear monger about Project twenty twenty
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Speaker 10: five and try to make me scared because I'm gay,
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Speaker 10: or you know, they'll talk about whether or not Stacey
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Speaker 10: who's twenty five, can get an abortion.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, those are great things.
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Speaker 10: To talk about, but I'd also like to know why
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Speaker 10: my groceries are so expensive. And I think that they've
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Speaker 10: kind of lost sight of the average voter and what
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Speaker 10: is really important to them. To stay at home mom
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Speaker 10: who can't afford to feed their kids isn't worried about
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Speaker 10: whether or not I can get married, and.
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Speaker 9: That's not even on the table to begin with.
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Speaker 3: Now some of the Democrats mega donors and fundraisers are
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Speaker 3: spilling the veins on just how disastrously this campaign was run.
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Speaker 3: Let's hear it from John Morgan here saying that Trump's
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Speaker 3: eighteen year old son, Baron out smarted the entire Kamala
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Speaker 3: Harris team.
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Speaker 1: It turns out that Baron Trump, who looks like a
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Speaker 1: runway model, was telling his father, you need to go
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Speaker 1: on podcast, you need to go on Joe Rogan. You know,
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Speaker 1: he was three hours late to a rally because he
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Speaker 1: was doing Joe Rogan because that was so important. So
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Speaker 1: Baron Trump is a lot smarter than everybody in the hairs.
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Speaker 3: And John Morgan has also said the manner in which
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Speaker 3: Kamala wasted donor's money means she can never run again.
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Speaker 11: At nine hundred thousand to put her face on the
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Speaker 11: sphere in Las Vegas.
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Speaker 1: And the spear lot, the ego, the crazy, the commissions.
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Speaker 11: I was at the White House for a dinner Friday
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Speaker 11: night talking to a lot of people, and I'm telling you, man,
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Speaker 11: there's a lot of whispering. There's a lot of names
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Speaker 11: about who got paid this and who got paid that,
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Speaker 11: and a lot of people got rich on the back
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Speaker 11: of donors trying to stop tramp. And I think this
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Speaker 11: disqualifies her forever forever. If you can't run a campaign,
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Speaker 11: you can't run America.
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Speaker 3: Clarks, it looks like plenty of got rich from that
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Speaker 3: billion plus Harris spent. Do you really think her presidential
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Speaker 3: aspirations are now dead and buried.
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Speaker 9: I don't think so.
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Speaker 10: You know, I will say she was only on the
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Speaker 10: campaign trail for about one hundred days, so given that
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Speaker 10: the election wasn't necessarily a landslide for Trump, I would
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Speaker 10: say that that wouldn't rule her out of running. But
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Speaker 10: that price tag is very big, So I think two
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Speaker 10: things can be true at once. I think that her
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Speaker 10: presidential aspirations aren't gone. I don't think they're hopeful. They
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Speaker 10: might want to start looking into other politicians. But I
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Speaker 10: will say, you know, somebody's got to look into where
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Speaker 10: those funds went and who was making those decisions, because
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Speaker 10: that might not be Cammal's fault, but something's going on
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Speaker 10: there for sure.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, it looks like they were just spending money
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Speaker 3: like it was going out of fashion. I guess when
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Speaker 3: you've got more than a billion dollars to spend a
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Speaker 3: relatively short period of time, that's going to happen. Now
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Speaker 3: we know, Donald Trump has been called a Nazi, a fascist,
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Speaker 3: despite being the most pro Israel president ever he has
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Speaker 3: a Jewish daughter and grandchildren, and he's about to have
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Speaker 3: an Arab grandchild. And your grandchild is going to be
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Speaker 3: half that's true. How do you feel about that?
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Speaker 9: I'm happy about it.
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Speaker 6: I have many friends who are Arab, as you say,
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Speaker 6: but from different countries with Arab and I'm very happy
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Speaker 6: about this. Smart they're very warm people. It's a shame
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Speaker 6: what's happening over there.
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Speaker 3: Clarkson, Donald Trump's a youngest daughter has married a American
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Speaker 3: Lebanese man and his father who's a businessman and a
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Speaker 3: peace out of it good. Massad Buller's has now been
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Speaker 3: appointed as Trump's Middle East advisor. What do you think
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Speaker 3: about this? Keeping it in the family and this appointment
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Speaker 3: that Donald Trump's just announced.
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Speaker 9: Well, you know, I think this is a trait of
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Speaker 9: Trump that we all know.
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Speaker 10: He likes to be surrounded by people that are very loyal,
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Speaker 10: and that could be a good thing or a bad thing.
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Speaker 10: I think in this case, you know, if you want
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Speaker 10: to drain the swamp, you don't put the swamp back
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Speaker 10: in it. So what I'm really hoping is that he
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Speaker 10: drains the swamp and then he builds on it.
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Speaker 9: And I think that his cabinet picks are evident of that.
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Speaker 10: You know, he's always made out to be all of
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Speaker 10: these different names, and I just wish that liberals could
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Speaker 10: disagree with him on policy and not on you know,
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Speaker 10: character assassination, calling him a racist or you know, islamophobic,
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Speaker 10: because it's just not true. And the average American sees
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Speaker 10: through all of that, and I think that's exactly why
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Speaker 10: he won the election.
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Speaker 3: Yep, they cried wolf too many times, Clarkson, all those slurs, racist, nazi, fascist,
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Speaker 3: No one believed it. No one believed the manufactured stories anymore.
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Speaker 3: Clarkson Lawson, thank you so much for your time tonight.
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Speaker 9: Thanks for having me.
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Speaker 3: Still to come. Lefties losing it plus Joe Biden pardons
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Speaker 3: his delinquent son Hunter despite pledging not to. Alex Stein
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Speaker 3: is up next. Welcome back. Now it's time for lefties
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Speaker 3: losing it and let's start with the day's momentous news.
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Speaker 3: President Joe Biden, remember him, he is the leader of
21:41
Speaker 3: the free world. Well, he's actually going to do something presidential,
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Speaker 3: not for the country but for his family. He's going
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Speaker 3: to pardon his crackadd olt whorr enthusiast's son Hunter. But
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Speaker 3: what we told over and over again that that would
21:57
Speaker 3: never happen.
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Speaker 9: A president perspective.
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Speaker 10: Is there any possibility that the president would end up
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Speaker 10: pardoning his son.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I just said no, I just answer it, go ahead,
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Speaker 3: go ahead. Not any possibility, Not any possibility. She was
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Speaker 3: clear on that, as I said over and over again.
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Speaker 4: The second one with the president pardon or commute his
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Speaker 4: son if he's convicted.
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Speaker 9: So I've answered this question before.
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Speaker 12: It was asked of me, not too long ago, a
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Speaker 12: couple of weeks ago, and I was very clear and
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Speaker 12: I said no.
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Speaker 3: I'm starting to think that the Biden White House has
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Speaker 3: been lying to us.
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Speaker 1: We did.
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Speaker 10: You've got seven times the president would not pardon or
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Speaker 10: community sens for his son Hunter.
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Speaker 9: I want to make sure that that is not going
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Speaker 9: to change over the next six months. The President's stay.
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Speaker 9: It's still a no. It's still an will always, it's
22:47
Speaker 9: still a no. It will be a no. It is
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Speaker 9: a no. And I don't have anything else to add.
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Speaker 9: People he pardoned his son, no.
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Speaker 3: Oh, dear, and Joe Biden himself ruled out a pardon
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Speaker 3: for Hunter.
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Speaker 9: But let me ask you, will you accept the jury's outcome.
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Speaker 9: They're verdict no matter what it is. Yes, And have
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Speaker 9: you ruled out a pardon for your son?
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Speaker 3: Yes, yep, he ruled it out. You couldn't get any
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Speaker 3: clearer than that. But then this happened.
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Speaker 13: Today, US President Joe Biden has pardoned his son's criminal convictions.
23:19
Speaker 3: Now to someone, I'm sure you've missed the transactivist who
23:23
Speaker 3: almost single handedly destroyed but Lot. Here's Dylan Mulvainy telling
23:28
Speaker 3: us about how she feels post election. I'm sure you've
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Speaker 3: been dying to know.
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Speaker 9: How are you feeling at this moment in time?
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Speaker 14: I feel scared and hopeful and a little reckless, but
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Speaker 14: sexy and fun. I no longer feel like I am
23:45
Speaker 14: trying to win over the wrong people anymore. I think that.
23:48
Speaker 3: I want to find my community.
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Speaker 14: I know a lot of who those people are, and
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Speaker 14: find some more of the good ones.
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Speaker 3: Now to eclip for lefty women with daddy issues. This
23:58
Speaker 3: is a haydress up from Omaha, Nebraska with some terrible
24:03
Speaker 3: advice and a warning here. This woman is insufferable.
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Speaker 4: So you want to get back at your dad provoting
24:09
Speaker 4: for Donald Trump, do your pumpkin. I have a great idea,
24:14
Speaker 4: show up to Thanksgiving with the shaved head and see
24:17
Speaker 4: what happens because American dads have never really been given
24:21
Speaker 4: the room to adequately express themselves. It makes them real
24:28
Speaker 4: mad when you do for yourself.
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Speaker 3: I told you she was insufferable, and she's not just
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Speaker 3: encouraging irrationally angry women to make some very poor decisions.
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Speaker 3: She wants to facilitate it.
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Speaker 4: Other dad mad options would include getting a tattoo on
24:45
Speaker 4: your face or your neck, or even your hands maybe,
24:50
Speaker 4: or a facial piercing. That'll really set them off.
24:55
Speaker 3: I love doing like that so much.
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Speaker 4: I even want to help you on your ad mad journey, cutie.
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Speaker 4: And you would like to shave your head before you
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Speaker 4: go home for the holidays, I'll do it for you
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Speaker 4: for free.
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Speaker 3: Do you think she just wants to uglify the competition?
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Speaker 3: It is an interesting strategy now too, activist journalist? Is
25:16
Speaker 3: there another kind? Kara Swisher, she considers herself an astute
25:21
Speaker 3: political commentator and strategist. This was her advice to the
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Speaker 3: Democrats earlier this year.
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Speaker 12: Rapist, racist, fascist, over and over and over again.
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Speaker 2: And then the trials are happening at the same time.
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Speaker 12: He's just had a pay He's just ninety three million dollars. Horror, right,
25:38
Speaker 12: now and just hammer it in with those three thingsst
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Speaker 12: racist fascist.
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Speaker 3: Gosh, some shock that didn't work. How did that not work?
25:47
Speaker 3: But after cheering on the law fare and the unhinged
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Speaker 3: attacks on Donald Trump and his supporters, Kara now wants
25:55
Speaker 3: the Republicans to stop celebrating. Apparently there is too much
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Speaker 3: listen to this bitter lunacy.
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Speaker 12: My fail is them insulting everybody and doing everything. I
26:06
Speaker 12: think they're overstepping really quickly and becoming sore winners. NFL
26:10
Speaker 12: players are doing the Trump dance. Did you see this?
26:13
Speaker 12: Like they're doing that stupid, weird, you know dance he
26:16
Speaker 12: does where he looks like he do horses. This isn't
26:19
Speaker 12: going to endear you to anybody being sore winners. Just
26:21
Speaker 12: stop it, whatever, do your stupid dance. Let me just
26:24
Speaker 12: tell you. You think liberals are irritating, you're irritating too,
26:28
Speaker 12: And I agree some liberals are irritating, but we do
26:30
Speaker 12: need to get along, and you're just being douche nozzles
26:34
Speaker 12: about it.
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Speaker 3: So whatever, and now we need to get along. Before
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Speaker 3: the Republicans were racists and Nazis and convicts, but now
26:43
Speaker 3: we all need to get along. Stop celebrating your massive
26:45
Speaker 3: win and being sore winners talk about being completely out
26:49
Speaker 3: of touch with reality. If you want to know why
26:52
Speaker 3: folks are dancing, if you want to understand what we
26:54
Speaker 3: saw at the UFC, then listen to Jesse Kelly. He
26:58
Speaker 3: gets it.
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Speaker 15: The roofs like it was going to come off the
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Speaker 15: place and went so loud when Trump went in there.
27:03
Speaker 15: And then after John Jones knocked out the guy he
27:07
Speaker 15: was fighting in the heavyweight championship fight, he does the
27:10
Speaker 15: Trump dance in front of everybody and gets on the
27:13
Speaker 15: microphone and says, essentially, I'm so grateful Donald Trump is here.
27:17
Speaker 15: It's such an honor. He goes over and shakes his
27:20
Speaker 15: hand and hands in the championship belt like it was
27:22
Speaker 15: this big, big, big sports moment. But what was that moment?
27:26
Speaker 15: The moment was there has been an outright rejection of
27:31
Speaker 15: how the left has dominated our culture in every single way,
27:37
Speaker 15: and they've been so vicious and mean and dogmatic to anybody,
27:41
Speaker 15: including professional athletes who ever spoke out against them, that
27:45
Speaker 15: what you're seeing now is a rejection of.
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Speaker 3: All of it.
27:49
Speaker 15: And the reason it is being rejected is they abused
27:54
Speaker 15: power when they had it, and then they lost it.
27:58
Speaker 3: Now to a woman who has never been a cue
28:00
Speaker 3: of having her finger on the polls. Here is MSNBC
28:03
Speaker 3: anchor Joy Reid losing it over an amusing meme.
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Speaker 9: What is happening here?
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Speaker 15: What?
28:17
Speaker 16: What is happening here?
28:18
Speaker 2: Here?
28:19
Speaker 1: Here?
28:19
Speaker 3: What is happening?
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Speaker 9: What's happening here?
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Speaker 3: What's what's happening?
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Speaker 9: What's happening here?
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is comedian and host of Prime Time
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Speaker 3: with Alex Stein on Blaze TV. Alex Stein. Let's start
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Speaker 3: with the Hunter Biden pardon. I'm not shocked, I've got
28:38
Speaker 3: to say, but the White House did it assure Americans
28:42
Speaker 3: over and over again that this would not happen, that
28:46
Speaker 3: Joe Biden would not do this, and yet in the
28:49
Speaker 3: final weeks of his disastrous presidency, he has done that.
28:53
Speaker 3: And remarkably, he has accused the Justice Department of conducting
28:59
Speaker 3: law against Hunter Biden. I would to argue precisely the
29:04
Speaker 3: opposite has happened. He has been protected, and he could
29:07
Speaker 3: have been charged with far more serious offenses.
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Speaker 17: You know, Rita, I could sit here and I could
29:13
Speaker 17: get upset, But just the fact that Joe Biden won.
29:16
Speaker 17: She wore that red dress to go vote, and I
29:19
Speaker 17: think it's pretty obvious that the Biden family wanted Donald
29:22
Speaker 17: Trump to win, and Joe Biden put on the Trump
29:25
Speaker 17: hat because of that, because of the great inadvertent campaigning
29:28
Speaker 17: that he did for Donald Trump. I don't care that
29:30
Speaker 17: he pardons Hunter. You know, he wouldn't be a good
29:32
Speaker 17: dad if he didn't pardon him. And he's done a
29:35
Speaker 17: lot worse than partnering his son. So you know, I'll
29:38
Speaker 17: let it slide as an American riata. It's just that's
29:42
Speaker 17: the way politics works.
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Speaker 3: It is. And don't forget the major free kick he
29:49
Speaker 3: gave the Republicans in the final weeks where he called
29:51
Speaker 3: all of Trump's voters garbage. Remember that that didn't go
29:56
Speaker 3: down too well. But you know what, I don't think
29:59
Speaker 3: that was deliberate. I genuinely think he was just confused,
30:03
Speaker 3: as he often is, and he said something that he
30:07
Speaker 3: didn't know was going to do so much damage to Kamala.
30:11
Speaker 3: While we're on the Biden family, let's hear from Jill Biden,
30:15
Speaker 3: Doctor Jill talking about the White House Christmas tree from
30:19
Speaker 3: the Blue Ridge Mountains that were devastated by Hurricane Helene.
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Speaker 18: The Cartner family lost thousands of trees in the storm,
30:29
Speaker 18: but this one remains standing, and they named it Tremendous
30:35
Speaker 18: for the extraordinary hope that it represents.
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Speaker 3: The optics there are great, aren't they, Alex. This majestic
30:43
Speaker 3: tree survives the storm, and the White House have it
30:47
Speaker 3: cut down and brought to DC.
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Speaker 17: Well, you know, Rita, a lot of people here in
30:53
Speaker 17: America they complain that we have spent billions of dollars
30:57
Speaker 17: on the Ukraine in Russia War. But I don't want
30:59
Speaker 17: to complain at all. We did give them seven hundred
31:02
Speaker 17: and fifty dollars for that tree. We gave everybody in
31:04
Speaker 17: North Carolina seven hundred and fifty bucks. So I think
31:06
Speaker 17: that's fair and square, you know. So Jill Biden, you know,
31:09
Speaker 17: go girl, you go girl. You got that big tree.
31:13
Speaker 17: It's your last Christmas. Can't wait to see it never again.
31:15
Speaker 17: So I really don't mind. But it is sad what
31:19
Speaker 17: happened to the people in North Carolina right before the campaign,
31:22
Speaker 17: right before the election day, and nobody seemed to want
31:25
Speaker 17: to help them. And then the FEMA administrator said that
31:27
Speaker 17: they ignored people with Trump signs in front of their house.
31:30
Speaker 17: So it's absolutely disgusting that his aster response, that's not
31:33
Speaker 17: a joke, but this coole presidency of Joe Biden has
31:36
Speaker 17: been a joke, so I'm not surprised.
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Speaker 3: Well, it will be the Biden family's last Christmas at
31:43
Speaker 3: the White House. We're going to have a new era,
31:46
Speaker 3: and we remember Milania's decorations at Christmas were standout. She
31:51
Speaker 3: has a very unique style. So we've got a lot
31:54
Speaker 3: to look forward to in twenty twenty five. Alex on
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump. He is mad one of his most significant
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Speaker 3: selections yet. This is one that a lot of people
32:05
Speaker 3: have been waiting for, praying for, and the President elect
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Speaker 3: has come through and selected Cash Patel as the next
32:13
Speaker 3: director of the FBI. Cash is an attorney, He's got
32:17
Speaker 3: an experience in national security, intelligence, counter terrorism. He served
32:22
Speaker 3: as Senior Director for counter Terrorism at the National Security Council.
32:26
Speaker 3: And I think the deep deep State are in a
32:30
Speaker 3: whole world of trouble.
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Speaker 2: And the biggest problem the FBI has had has come
32:34
Speaker 2: out of its intel shops. I'd break that component out
32:37
Speaker 2: of it. I'd shut down the FBI Hoover Building on
32:39
Speaker 2: day one and reopening the next day as a museum
32:42
Speaker 2: of the Deep State. And I'd take the seven thousand
32:44
Speaker 2: employees that work in that building and send them across
32:47
Speaker 2: America to chase down criminals. Go be cops, your cops,
32:50
Speaker 2: go be cops. Go chase down murders and drug dealers
32:53
Speaker 2: and violent offenders. What do you need seven thousand people
32:55
Speaker 2: there for same thing with dojny? What are all these
32:57
Speaker 2: people doing here looking for the next government from looking
33:00
Speaker 2: for their next fancy government title, looking for their parachute
33:02
Speaker 2: out of government? So while you're bringing in the right people,
33:04
Speaker 2: you also have to shrink government.
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Speaker 3: Alex, what else can you tell me about Cash Patel?
33:10
Speaker 3: About this selection, I would imagine those who are on
33:14
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Epstein's client list would be rather nervous today.
33:19
Speaker 17: Well, and we know Bill Clinton was on the Lolita
33:21
Speaker 17: Express about twenty six times. So yeah, I think there's
33:24
Speaker 17: a lot of very influential people that are very worried
33:27
Speaker 17: about Cash Hotel getting in power and releasing the Epstein
33:29
Speaker 17: list and as well as the Diddy list. But this
33:31
Speaker 17: is why Cash is so great and I'm lucky to
33:33
Speaker 17: call him my friend, is that he's also going to
33:35
Speaker 17: help a lot of the January six ers. You know, Obviously,
33:37
Speaker 17: some people, I guess you could say, did some bad stuff,
33:40
Speaker 17: but a lot of people are just they're peacefully protesting,
33:42
Speaker 17: and I know cash will be focused on, you know,
33:45
Speaker 17: correcting the weaponization of our Department of Justice against American
33:50
Speaker 17: patriots that really cared about our country.
33:54
Speaker 3: Well, that January sixth issue is one that is something
33:58
Speaker 3: I think a lot of the main stream media don't understand,
34:02
Speaker 3: and they don't understand why it's so significant for people
34:06
Speaker 3: who weren't there, who weren't protesting, but who absolutely loathe
34:11
Speaker 3: the two tier justice system that they see at work,
34:15
Speaker 3: that the way BLM writers were forgiven, many of them
34:21
Speaker 3: not even charge prosecuted, and yet people who were guilty
34:26
Speaker 3: of non violent offenses being behind bars, receiving lengthy jail terms.
34:32
Speaker 3: And a lot of Americans look at that and say,
34:34
Speaker 3: these people are political prisoners.
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Speaker 17: Alex, well, you're exactly right, And I mean, if the
34:40
Speaker 17: punishment fit the crime, people wouldn't be so upset. But
34:42
Speaker 17: there's people that were just peacefully there, that walked in
34:45
Speaker 17: the building or getting ten to fifteen years. Yet the
34:47
Speaker 17: Summer of Love, they burned down almost every auto zone
34:49
Speaker 17: in America and nobody got in trouble, and the Federal
34:52
Speaker 17: courthouse in Portland was burnt multiple days in a row,
34:54
Speaker 17: and the person only got a slap on the wrist.
34:57
Speaker 17: So people see the two tier justice system and cash
34:59
Speaker 17: Retel I think is the person that can expose it
35:02
Speaker 17: for sure.
35:04
Speaker 3: Now soccer is becoming the latest sport Alex to have
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Speaker 3: gone from taking the knee for BLM back in twenty
35:11
Speaker 3: twenty to celebrating goals with Trump's iconic Maga dance. Here
35:16
Speaker 3: is a USA player, Christian Polucic and his teammates performing
35:20
Speaker 3: the dance during a game against Jamaica.
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Speaker 1: That's not.
35:37
Speaker 3: Just Australian soccer star Noah Botic also celebrated using the
35:43
Speaker 3: Trump dance over the weekend when he scored his first
35:46
Speaker 3: goal of the match.
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Speaker 17: Have this young side, they are lucky, Alex.
35:53
Speaker 3: This cultural phenomenon, this shift is showing no signs of
35:58
Speaker 3: slowing down. People are becoming a lot bolder about doing
36:03
Speaker 3: a mega dance, about wearing a mega cap. There's sick
36:06
Speaker 3: of the left having so much control over the culture, well.
36:11
Speaker 9: Especially in sports.
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Speaker 17: You know, in twenty sixteen, you didn't see any touch
36:14
Speaker 17: on celebrations imitating Donald Trump, but now you see it
36:18
Speaker 17: on every soccer field, football field, you know, just it's
36:21
Speaker 17: basically everywhere you look. But when it comes to being cool,
36:25
Speaker 17: if you're liking Trump. It didn't used to be cool.
36:27
Speaker 9: Now it's cool to like Trump.
36:28
Speaker 17: And all the celebrities are finally hopping on board because
36:30
Speaker 17: they realized more than half the country likes Donald Trump.
36:32
Speaker 17: And Donald Trump is not a criminal. Donald Trump is
36:35
Speaker 17: not a Nazi. Donald Trump is not how the media
36:38
Speaker 17: describes him. And now it is culturally cool to dance
36:41
Speaker 17: and do the Trump dance and it feels good. It's
36:43
Speaker 17: an easy dance. Everybody can do it, even if you're
36:46
Speaker 17: you know, probably disabled. Disabled people can do it. And
36:48
Speaker 17: that's the best thing is that Trump created a political
36:51
Speaker 17: and cultural movement that everybody can participate in.
36:56
Speaker 3: Now, let's talk about the Southern border. Year old boy
37:00
Speaker 3: has been found wandering the desert near the Texas border.
37:05
Speaker 3: Let's have a.
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Speaker 19: Listener, okay, Jels Venlo, see Mama.
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Speaker 3: It's just heartbreaking, Alex. It's happens all the time. We're
37:33
Speaker 3: told this happens daily, multiple times, every single day. Last week,
37:37
Speaker 3: there was footage of a toddler crossing the border and
37:40
Speaker 3: accompanied that went viral.
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Speaker 16: Veneesela Mansola see AELs to my mind to Papa, No.
37:54
Speaker 3: Alex, this is the sickening reality on the southern border,
37:58
Speaker 3: but many Americans don't see that because the media have
38:02
Speaker 3: largely ignored it for four years. I'm sure that's going
38:05
Speaker 3: to change on the second Trump term.
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Speaker 17: Well, Rita, the saddest part about this, and you asked
38:12
Speaker 17: me to come on the show so we can joke
38:14
Speaker 17: and kind of tease the lefties that are always losing it.
38:17
Speaker 17: But when it comes to our border crisis and you
38:19
Speaker 17: see the smuggling of humans, not only are these kids
38:22
Speaker 17: human cattle to these coyotes that smuggle them, they're also
38:27
Speaker 17: abused in all kinds of ways, in the most disgusting ways.
38:31
Speaker 17: And that's why they leave them. That's why the paxis
38:33
Speaker 17: leave them, not only just to fin for themselves, but
38:36
Speaker 17: maybe potentially they do die and then they don't have
38:38
Speaker 17: any ability to say what happened and about the abuse
38:42
Speaker 17: that they face. So it's a really disgusting thing. If
38:44
Speaker 17: you want to come to America, come on, just come
38:46
Speaker 17: here legally. Don't smuggle humans and then potentially sex traffick
38:51
Speaker 17: them and ruin children's lives. And that's happening at a
38:53
Speaker 17: rate Rita, that it's never happened before.
38:55
Speaker 16: And I see it.
38:55
Speaker 17: I see it in Dallas. I see little kids with
38:58
Speaker 17: people that don't look like their parents all the time.
39:00
Speaker 17: And I'm not saying don't come to America, but we
39:03
Speaker 17: just can't let everybody through. These people are too vulnerable
39:05
Speaker 17: and it's just really sad. And I hope Trump can
39:07
Speaker 17: fix it. On day one of his inauguration, now let's.
39:13
Speaker 3: Talk about far left. Senator Bernie Sanders is surprised a
39:17
Speaker 3: few people by supporting Elon Musk and Vivek Gramaswami, who
39:21
Speaker 3: are heading Trump's new Department of Government Efficiency. Bernie Sanders
39:26
Speaker 3: admits that significant cost cutting is needed after the Pentagon,
39:31
Speaker 3: with a budget of eight hundred and eighty six billion
39:35
Speaker 3: ALEX failed its seventh orders in.
39:38
Speaker 9: A row Rita.
39:43
Speaker 17: Obviously they are lying about where that money is going,
39:46
Speaker 17: and Bernie Sanders is all about saving money. Even Joe
39:50
Speaker 17: Rogan used to like Bernie Sanders. So Bernie Sanders isn't
39:52
Speaker 17: a bad guy. I don't think he wants the government
39:54
Speaker 17: to continue to waste money and not be accountable for
39:57
Speaker 17: what they're doing with it. So good for Bernie Sanders.
39:59
Speaker 17: I like Bernie sand I hope he follows through and
40:01
Speaker 17: helps out the Department of government efficiency as soon as
40:05
Speaker 17: soon as they get in there.
40:08
Speaker 3: You're far kinder to Bernie than I am any socialist
40:11
Speaker 3: who's got how many homes I think three at last count.
40:15
Speaker 3: And despite everything the Democrats have done to him and
40:19
Speaker 3: how they've corrupted the system to stop him being the candidate,
40:24
Speaker 3: he still plays along. He backed Joe, he backed Kamala,
40:28
Speaker 3: So no, you are way too kind to him, Alex Stein.
40:32
Speaker 3: But that's who you areta Man. Thanks for your time tonight, Rita.
40:37
Speaker 17: I am kind, but AOC is particilarly going to run
40:39
Speaker 17: for president, so now I got to like AOC too,
40:42
Speaker 17: So they're all winning me over. It's crazy Bernie, Joe, Biden, AOC.
40:46
Speaker 17: They've all made me happy in the last month.
40:51
Speaker 3: Oh goodness, may AOC is your secret crush, so I'm
40:54
Speaker 3: not surprised by this, alex Stein. Thanks for your time.
40:57
Speaker 3: Thank you.
40:58
Speaker 17: Rita.
40:58
Speaker 3: Still to come FKA Junior's X rated appearance in one
41:02
Speaker 3: of his vife's promotional videos. Kinsey Schofield has the details.
41:17
Speaker 3: Watching the Raider Panney Show and joining me now is
41:19
Speaker 3: celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey tell me about
41:24
Speaker 3: these reports that major Hollywood powerbrokers are no longer answering
41:30
Speaker 3: Meghan Markel's phone calls. Personally, it seems after a number
41:34
Speaker 3: of failed projects, they're are fobbing her off to their underlings.
41:40
Speaker 13: That's right, This is coming from Tom Sykes and The
41:43
Speaker 13: Times out of the uk Rita. This is a conversation
41:46
Speaker 13: you and I've had for years. I guess we could
41:48
Speaker 13: just say thank you for confirming what we've been telling
41:50
Speaker 13: you forever. And that's really that Harry and Meghan. The
41:54
Speaker 13: return on investment is not there. And I was talking
41:57
Speaker 13: to someone recently whose father was an executive at Paramount
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Speaker 13: and she was like, my father cannot believe the amount
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Speaker 13: of money that's been invested in these two people that
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Speaker 13: haven't accomplished anything, and that haven't proven that they are creative,
42:13
Speaker 13: that they're hard workers. Additionally, when I talked to a
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Speaker 13: publicist a few weeks ago, I asked if they would
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Speaker 13: like to contribute. They were pitching me a celebrity client,
42:23
Speaker 13: and I said, well, hey, I'm doing this story on
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Speaker 13: Harry and Meghan. Would they like to be involved? And
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Speaker 13: that publicist said, we don't want to touch anything Harry
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Speaker 13: and Meghan related. It's too negative, it's too dirty. I mean,
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Speaker 13: this is a common theme happening here today. You are
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Speaker 13: who you associate with, and Harry and Meghan are currently
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Speaker 13: not winners, so people are avoiding them in Hollywood.
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Speaker 3: Alec Baldwin, I wouldn't call him a winner either. He
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Speaker 3: has said that his wife Hilaria, was traumatized by the
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Speaker 3: twenty to twenty one shooting on the film set of Rust.
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Speaker 3: He said, beyond the victims themselves, the thing that most
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Speaker 3: pains me is what it did to my wife. My
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Speaker 3: wife has been very, very traumatized from this, Kinsey, this
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Speaker 3: seems rather tone deaf, indulgent, almost when you consider there
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Speaker 3: was a woman who was shot dead on the set,
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Speaker 3: a horrible accident that should have never happened.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, two people were shot that day because Joel Susa
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Speaker 13: was also shot. Who was standing behind Helena Hutchins. You know, sorry,
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Speaker 13: if I have no sympathy for Hilaria, how you say,
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Speaker 13: Cucumber Baldwin, I guess I put her on my prayer
43:35
Speaker 13: list behind Kim billionaire Kim Kardashian complaining about being a
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Speaker 13: single parent. This is, like you said, completely out of touch.
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Speaker 13: We don't need to hear this from Alec Baldwin, and
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Speaker 13: it kind of explains why he's not been invited to
43:49
Speaker 13: the Rust premieres. Perhaps the people that are involved realized
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Speaker 13: he's just completely out of touch and are distancing themselves
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Speaker 13: from him because I know I would.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, he got very lucky with how that whole
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Speaker 3: sorry episode concluded. I'm surprised he's speaking about it publicly
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Speaker 3: at all. Let's talk about a naked RFK Junior appearing
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Speaker 3: in the background of one of his wife's beauty product
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Speaker 3: promotional videos. This is upset so many people, but I
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Speaker 3: think it's just quite funny. Oh you can't. You can't
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Speaker 3: take a shower. I'm doing a video. No, no, no,
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Speaker 3: I'm doing.
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Speaker 14: You've got to give me a second.
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Speaker 18: I'm doing a video from Hines and Young Honey the
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Speaker 18: sixty Percenter.
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Speaker 3: Of course, that's actress Cheryl Hines from Kirby Your Enthusiasm.
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Speaker 3: Of course it's a setup. But what's the harm there, Kinsey?
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Speaker 3: Why people so agitated by that little clip?
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Speaker 13: They're agitated because RFK and Cheryl have you know, been
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Speaker 13: seen with the Trump administration. He is, you know, he
45:03
Speaker 13: could potentially be working along with the Trump administration. So
45:07
Speaker 13: people are going to troll them and be bullies. I mean,
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Speaker 13: I went to this woman's website for the first time
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Speaker 13: in my life because of this video. So obviously it worked,
45:16
Speaker 13: and you know, it reminds you of some of the
45:18
Speaker 13: people that actually got caught during the pandemic. Remember you'd
45:21
Speaker 13: be watching the news and somebody would walk by in
45:24
Speaker 13: a towel and you'd be like, so, I thought it
45:25
Speaker 13: was clever. I thought it was clever and cute.
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Speaker 3: It was, And people are saying, well, you know, he
45:33
Speaker 3: shouldn't be given the position he's going to hold in
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Speaker 3: the Trump administration, he shouldn't be party to a promotion
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Speaker 3: selling his wife's products. But why, I mean, that just
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Speaker 3: seems to me to be completely illogical, and I didn't
45:50
Speaker 3: see what the harm is there. Of course he's supporting
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Speaker 3: his wife. Of course he's going to try to help
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Speaker 3: her out. And if he's in the background clowning around,
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Speaker 3: I don't see how that compromises his role in the
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Speaker 3: Trump administration. Finally, can see before you go. Sean Penn's
46:05
Speaker 3: another political activist and sometime actor. He's sixty four these days,
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Speaker 3: he looks considerably older, and his debut thirty year old
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Speaker 3: model girlfriend Valeria Nikov on the red carpet at the
46:19
Speaker 3: Marrakesh International Film Festival. What's the reaction been. That is
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Speaker 3: quite an age difference.
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Speaker 13: I mean pretty gross. I immediately assumed that was his
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Speaker 13: daughter until I read the article and found out the
46:35
Speaker 13: grand daughter years have been playing tansel hockey around Madrid.
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Speaker 13: Sean Penn grow up? I mean, I think it's pretty vile.
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Speaker 13: And if a female was dating somebody thirty years younger
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Speaker 13: than she was, Hollywood would shut her out. There's no
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Speaker 13: way that would be acceptable.
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Speaker 3: There would also be far more mockery of the real
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Speaker 3: life relationship. There would be all sorts of questions asked
47:02
Speaker 3: about why is he with her? What's happening there? But
47:06
Speaker 3: I guess we've become accustomed to these sort of age
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Speaker 3: differences in the other direction. What is seanpin up to
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Speaker 3: these days? Because he was a very, very loud political activist,
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Speaker 3: far left, even to the left of the George Cloonies
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Speaker 3: of this world who've been very active in recent years.
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Speaker 3: Is he still speaking out?
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Speaker 9: Yes?
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Speaker 13: I mean remember when he went didn't he give his
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Speaker 13: oscar to Zelensky or something. The last time I heard
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Speaker 13: about him, he was with Zelensky and he was campaigning
47:42
Speaker 13: against the war in Ukraine, and I think he gave
47:45
Speaker 13: him one of his trophies as a sign that Americans
47:49
Speaker 13: support them. It was very bizarre. So still very politically active, yes,
47:56
Speaker 13: And I professionally I cannot tell you what he's up
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Speaker 13: to because I haven't seen any of his work recently.
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Speaker 13: But I do believe he's still very politically active.
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Speaker 3: Oh absolutely. At least he's not down in Venezuela cozing
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Speaker 3: up to a dictator there, because that was also in
48:16
Speaker 3: his past. Kinsisco Field, thanks for your time, and that's
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Speaker 3: it from me tonight. I'll see you at eleven tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: Up next is Newsnight.